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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Ovyioa INTERNATIONAL d GsxAr NORTHERN r. r. I
Co., PALESTINE, Txx,s. April I, 1881.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that . special neeiing o
N the Stockholders Of this Company will be he'll
at this office. At Palestine Texas. on the 18th day
June. 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. ~, pursuant 10 reso
luton Of its Board Of Directors, adopted April tth
1884, for the purpose Of anihorisIng the execution
OF q mortgage on all the property Of the Company
10 secure the payment Of A,274, 900. snd turtle
sum Of $4,000 for every mile OF railroad construc,
ed or acquired by the company, since November ]
1879. or heresfer constructed ar acquired and slr
for the purpose Of ratiying or rejecting the clio
esiine, on Ap'ii 4ii. 1851, and Tor the transaeto
Of such other business Is may come before th
Meeting. r.
The polls will open at 10 20 o'clock In the fore
noon, and close al IL O'Clock noon oil said day.
By orde- u the Board Of Directors.
D. .. n. SMITH,
SEcsxrAlY.
April II, 10000
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RILLs.-FollowiDg the copying Of our
subscription list. We shall. either this
week or next send out bills to those
who are indebted, of whom there are
a considerable nunber, aud hope for
prompt responses in the way Of payments
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Eala.siY Naflce.

TAKEN UP By Peter schmi,i. County Commits
l soner Of Precinct Number 4. the following stoel
for the use Of Hays county, to.wt One r,s bor,,
fourteen hands high. SIX years old, branded wItd
over parallel straight mark, and that over ,
remi.e'rcle. ov'ra ngure . over the letter ]. owe
hsn circle over smother half circle, over the 4 e.
branded on left shoulder d and 9 on lei, tbIr b
one bay mare mule branded X r; and one IRA,
hily: no brand, 49,
Wines my hand. June 10. 1881.
10. J. L, GREEN,
,o ,s,, CO. CLERK Hays County.
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"slAok-oaAvenr" makes chills
and lever lmPossibls.
Sold BY ell Drusgists.


Ed. FREs PHEss
Dr.. Nsthsrlsnd, 90 old aud cary
settler OF The place, died yesterday II
liza p. ~. OF old sss aud other causes.
Deceased Was sishty.dve years OF ego.
Leaves . large family 10 mourn his do
parture. ANNA.
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The Genuine Singer.

Mr.. j. Il. HUFFINEs, the popular
s. $ NJ. agent. has nov stock of the
genuine Singer sewing machines for sale.
Also, oil and needles for all kinds Of
VI ,chinas. Call. ladies, at hea lan rters
east side Of plaza.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-16

EARLY CorraN- Messrs. Lorraine Il
.Gildea, who are renting of. V. Hutch
.ins, brought us onSaturday fine stalk
ot cotton, containing several bolls as
well as blooms, and day or two later,
Geo. T. McGehee brought us one from
his ranch, Los Alno.;.' still larger, con
tanning no less than Al Developed squares.
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ALL the farorite literary. pictorial aud
fashion magazines and newspapers, Sea-
aide and Franklin Square libraries, etc,
anay he had of Miss Russell, at her
News Derot.at
SAN MARCOS BOOK. STORE.
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For the best Saddles and Harness go
10 Townsend & lrion'a. They dapli-
cate Austin prices and keep on haod
ss.sebcl's eelebra ted Snddle-trcce.
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TIE Red Hill Tragedy. by Mrs.
SouthwScth. and other popular novels
of Petersons' publication, at the FREE
PREss Book and News Stand.
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An elopemcnt to Seguin followed by
a marriage took place last week. Mr..
Jeff. Travis and Miss Jennie Fortson Of
this place. We guess" it is all right
now, and tender congratulations.
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WE copied last week our subscription
list. Itwe made any,orrors or omissions
in 50 doing. We hop, to be reminded of
the same. Aprepos, we have left room
for a gooily number of new names,
which VIC hope to secure soon.
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NOTICE.

All parties interested are hereby no
tilted that the commissioners court Of
Hays county will sit as board Of equsl.
iz,tion ut the court house 10 the town
of San Marcos in Hays comfy, on june
q. 1881.
BY order OF commissioners court.
Witness, my hand. June IA, 1881
M. j. l.. GREEN.
Clerk Com'rs Court. Hays County.
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ksne's Meat Market

lstho .plac. to get first class beef and
mutton, fat, tender and juicy. Regular.
ly supplied. 4 supply of vegetables
will also be kept on hand when they can
be had.
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DAILY papers for sale at the FREE
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Wecklies-The Great West brick
Pomcroy's paper), New Orleans Demo-
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Also q choice selection Of MIscELLA.
sEoUs Books. new aud seeerd hand,
VERY CHEAP.
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Rain IL greatly needed 10 this pad Of
the country. l4rlali rHiol -

Beauty, health, and happlnss for ladis'
In "vslNe OF 0AM0vl."
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Pepmaaship.

The undermined will open Writing
School at the ppblic Free School House
in San Marcos TeIs.. commencing
Monday. June ssih. 1881. forE terE OF
ten days. o. nights. a. the folloginr
luies: One student g 81, too
,,u1enis 81 N. tire student- 60 <sl
tsane patron HIvins taught IS
riisss. in ihis state since the gar, AJAX
ne 40 aggregate Of 1851 students. hc
hnTe> 20 rsosige = lbrrsl pztsobaEn
IRON she clii1sIs % S4u Marcos and
Tirinity.
NnTuiar SESSIONS frog Gio ~ A. V.
Evening A. 80 ".
Sigh. 8" lOPN
5I;ixsssu euzsrtre!
J NolSsfs.
n5- ss,s< sAt- MOONLIGHT . ,o'e =
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For Sale by All Draegists.

A Trial package of "BlACK:DRAUGHI"
free Of charge at
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Rev sh,.s SAs' -s-niis'ii !, .,oi. =
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-08-27

FETE CIrAMpETRE AND CoNCERT.-A
grand festival will be given on Sunday,
the 4th prox., at Capt. Joe Dalferes'
place, Assumption parish, as a compli-
~ esteemed citizen, whose poor health
and other adverse circumstances have
severely crippled him, physically and
financially. The affair has been devised
by his friends, and its object should be
sufficient to make it q grand success.
The fete will embrace more than the
usual number of attractions, including a
mule race, COW race, croquet playing, Il
base ball match, etc, concluding with a
concert by the juvenile amateurs of Dom
allsonville under the direction Of Mrs.
O. Tcrrio. The concert, which will be
one of the most interesting features Of
the occasion, will begin at u o'clock p.
NJ; admission, so cents; children, %
cents. Music will be furnished Ivy the
Paincourtville Brass Band. We shall
look confidently to see Donaldson
vile largely represented at this enter
tainmcnt. Capt. Dalferes has rendered
assistance to many people in the. course
Of his honorable career, and the com
munity ought to make a special effort in
behalf of the success Of the approaching
entertainment for his benefit.
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COnStable'S Sale.

State of Lousiana-Fourth Ward Justice
Court-Parish Of Ascension.
III. O. Maher vs.. No. LOG, John Collier.
DY virtue of and in obedience to writ
- Of .fe,i facias to me directed by the
Hon. Dennis G. Butler, Fourth Justice Of
the Peace, parish, of Ascension, in the above
entitled and numbered case, 1 will proceed
to sell at public auction, on
Saturday, the 10th day of September, 1888 {,
at II o'clock ~. at the Courthouse of the
Twenty Second Judicial District Court, town
of Donaldsonyille. parish OF Ascension, the
following described property, to-wit:
One armoir,
One small marble-top table,
One marble-top bureau,
One rocking chair and four cane bottom
chairs,
One safe.
One clock.
Seized in the above entitled and num-
bere,l suit to satisfy the judgment herein
obtained against the said John Collier.
Terms aud C0nlitioas-Cash in United
States currency.
Town of Donal,lsonvillc. parish of Ascen-
sion, August =. 1871!
JAMES McCRAY,
Constable Fourth Ward.
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New Schoolgirls. Mary A. Gaulet,
daughter Of the late Judge john H..
Ilsley, ST., has moved into the residence
at the corner Of Chetimaches and Attak-
apas streets, formerly occupied by Prof.
Chas. Ayraud, and on Monday next, the
goth inst, will open select school. Mrs.
Gaudet, who is a finished scholar and
musician, will teach all the branches Of
a common education in English and
French, including music, soyege and
singing. Parents or guardians can not
do bett than to intrust their children
and wards to the instruction and train
ing Of this lady. The terms of tuition,
, which will be very reasonable, will he
announced i'll future number Of the
CHIEF or may lie sooner ascertained by
application to Mrs. Gaudet.
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Succession Sale.

State of Louisana-Parish OF Ascension
Twenty Second judicial District Court.
Succession Of DIR. F. j. G. Heisen.
DY virtue of and i'll obedience to an order
- Of sale issued by the Hon. Twenty-Sec-
ond judicial District Court, parish, of AS
cension. in the matter of the Succession of
DR.. p j. C.. Heisen, dated August q, 1881,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction, to the last and highest bid
der on the premises, OH
Saturday. the 10th day Of September, 1881 |,
ut ii o'clock NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
A certain improvement ON public land,
situated in this parish, on the left bank OF
the Mississippi river, and at about five miles
back thelcfrom, at the place called New
Hebcrt and John Marcland, on the South
by Dnmini Leblanc, on the East by John
f. Blouin, and on the West by john Mar
chand, together with all the buildings and
other improvements thereon and tlicreuntt
belonging. Also
One grey horse,
Eleven heads cattle,
Fifteen yearlings.
Nine hogs at large,
! Three ploughs,
| Three hoes,
| Three spades,
| Ono lot household furniture.
One lot cooking utensils,
| One wagon,
| One one-horse cart,
| Two mules.
Terms aud Conditio,s-Casll in Cnite'
States currency.
| Parish Of Ascension, August q, 1881.
T. A. JONES, Sheriff.
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SPRING HILL CoLLEGE.-We take pleas
ure in directing the readers attention to
the advertisement Of this well known
college, which ranks as one Of the best
educational institutions in the South.
A number Of young men from this parish
and some who are not 80 yonng-have
been educated at Spring Hill College,
and it is so we'll known and stands so
high in the estimation of the people Of
this section that it is not necessary for
us to indulge in any lengthy encomium
Of the institution. The next session
opens Monday, October 3, and we have
no doubt Ascension and neishboring
parishes will be well represented on the
roster Of students.
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Arrival & Departure Of Mails

Neg Orleans md Donalds0nriile, per N.
o. Pacific Railway; arrive daily at 1875 A.
NJ; depart at 40 Pm.
ItonaltlsonuiHc and Baton Rouge, per N
O. Pacific railway arrive daily at 420 P. NJ;
depart at l IS a. NJ.
DonaldsonoiAc and Bayou Sara, per steam
crs Fanchon and Corona; arrive Monday.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings
depart Monday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday nights.
DonalasonriNc and Napo1conril'e, per stage
line; arrive 10 A. NJ; depart 1915 2. NJ.
To insure dispatch, mail matter should be
deposited in the post-office at least thirty
minutes prior to the hour of departure.
W. G. WILKINSON, Z. NJ.
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Joseph Alfred, a colored youth from
the parish of St. John the Baptist who
has been confined i'll our parish Jail sew
eral months, was released this week on
his own recognizance, by order Of District
Judge Cheevers. Joseph is the boy who
palmed himself off upon the officers IN
s.. John as Jules Torrance, the murderer
ofP.F. Alleman and Frank Cousin. He
WAS arrested in that parish and brought
here under the impression that he was
the escaped murderer, and when it was
found that he had purposely deceived
.he authorities at the instance
of some unknown party or parties inter
ested III the escape of the real CRIMINAL
-he was detained to answer the charge
Of aiding fugitive from justice to evade
detection and capture. This otfense hav-
mo heen committed in St. John the Bap-
tist, Joseph could be tried only in that
parish, and no movement having been
made in the matter by the authorities OF
St. John, Judge Cheevers properly de-
c;aed to release tho boy upon a nominal
| ALLEGATION. We understand that Joseph
| has been employed to work on pianta'
t;on near Donallsonville: and should II
| hscome necessary to rearrest him or pro
| cure any evidence from him relative &c
his supposed connection With the escape
ofTerrance, it will no doubt be an cas-!
~, tier TO lay hands upon him.
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The two Dabcock fire cxtinguishers
manufactured expressly for the use Of
Ascension Hook and Ladder Company Of
Donaldsonville arrived here last Sunday
evening on tile steamer Golden Crown,
apparently in perfect good order. The
machines were tested Monday evening to
ascertain the distance they would throw
streams and the time required to exhaust
tho tanks, and while they did not meet
the full measure of expectation in either
respect, the shortage was attributed to
the inferior quality Of the chemicals
used Ill charging them. Extinguisher
No. threw stream 4S feet, and No. 2
threw "a feet, whereas they should
throw Is feet each through quarter
inch nozzle. No. 2 alone was timed and
only five minutes were occupied in ex-
hausting the tank, whereas we believe
| the advertised time to be taken up by
this process is twenty minutes. Better
chemicals will be procured from New
Orleans and another test will he made
which is expected to yield more satisfac-
tory results. Thursday evening a bon
fire of dry goods boxes, empty coal Oil
barrels and other intiammablc material
was built on the batture just above the
Riverside Hotel and stream from one
Of the Babcock's was brought to bear OF
it. Twice this experiment was made
with the most gratifying results, only :
minute being required each time to ex
tinguish the flames, which were permit
ted to gain full Roadway before thu
stream was thrown upon them. The ex
tinguishers are strongly bnilt and hand
somely ornan.ented and will form an in
valuable addition to our facilities TO
preventing the destruction Of propert.
by fire.
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Shelif's Sale.

State of Louisiana-T wenty- Second judicial
District Court-Parish Of Ascension.
G. Pascal Co. vs.. G. N. Lewis.
DY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
II order of sale issued by the Honorable
Twenty second judicial District Court par
sh of Ascension, in the matter of G. Pascal
& Co. as. No. $780, c. N. Lewis, dated August
90, 1881, and to me directed, l will offer for
sale at public action, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 3rti day of September, 1881
at Ii o'clock a. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
All the contents of the store occupied by
defendant, about nine miles above the town
of Donaldsonvillc, in the parish Of Ascen-
sion, consisting of groceries, hardware, till
ware, etc, etc, as per inventory on file in
my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions--Cash i'll United
States currency.
Parish Of Ascension, August 70. 1881.
P. JONES, Sheriff.
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THE FERRY PKIvILEGE.-At II o'clock
this morning the Sheriff: offered for sale
the Bayou Lafourche ferry privilege
owned by the heirs of the late Marx
Schonberg, but as there was only one
bid, $1,000, and the yalne of the fran
chisc had been appraised at $4,000, no
sale was effected. Prior to the offering
of the privilege by the. Sheriff an under
standing had been effected between
Judge Morris Marks, representing the
Schonberg heirs, and the Board of Direc-
tors Of the Donaldsonvillc Bridge Com
pany that the latter corporation should
purchase the ferry privilege at stated
price, payable annually, and the papers
and proceedings necessary to consnm-
mate tue arrangement are now i'll course
of preparation and transaction. 1t is ex-
pected that by this evening the transfer
Of the ferry charter to the Bridge Com
pany will be finally effected, thus re-
moving all danger Of litigation arising
from a conflict of interest between the
owners of the bridge and ferry. If the
nroposed sale is consnmmated we shall
rcport its terms in the next number OF
our paper.
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BASE BALI,-The DOnaldsonville clubs
botl, achieved victories in their games
of last Sunday, though, ut the seventh
inning in the Burnside New Hope match
and at the sixth in the Grasshopper-
Rambunctious contest the outlook for
the town boys was decidedly squally.
The score Of the game between the
Grasshopper and Rambnnctions clubs,
which was played at Donaldsonville,
was as follows:
Grasshoppers. % 4 9 o Is l4-49
Rambunctions,. % 16 o 4 9 3 2-1
| Umpire-A. Claverie.
Scorer-Fred. Brenn for GrasshOppers.
The Burnsides and New Hopes, who
played OH the grounds Of the latter club
! ut the Clark place, made the following
score:
Burnsilcs, 2 8 2 2 0 "a
New Hopes, / 6 9 l-23
Umpire-J. S. Wilson.
/ Scorers-R. NJ. McCullol for Burnsides,
K. I. Hart for New Hopes.
| In each of the above contests only
eight innings were played, it being too
dark to play full games. The Rambnnc-
tious boys showed considerable Improve
ment, particularly in batting, aud the
New Hope nine has been greatly strength
ened by the new arrangement of the men.
A game between the Diamond Cutters
and Young Tigers was played on the
new Burnside grounds, Nolan square,
last Sunday, and was won by the Dia-
mond Cutters. Having received no copy
Of the score we are unable to give the
figures.
An interesting game was played in St.
James last Sunday, by the Il. Bleakley
and Wi,le-Awake clubs of that parish,
the score of which was as follows:
r. Bleakley, 20 0 2 0 6 3 0 2-l4
Wile-Awake,. % 0 o 2 O-s
Umpire-J. E. D'Aquin of the Nine Stars
At regular meeting Of the Burnside
club last Sunday Mcssrs. Pierre Klop
man and Jos. j. Lafargue were elected
honorary members. These gentlemen
are two Of tho most liberal patrons OF
tho game in our town aud the loca
clubs deem it a privilege to confer upo'
them whatever honors or compliment
may lie in their gift.
The Quckstcl,s Of New Orleans ant
New Hopes of Ascension will play at the
Clark place at O'clock tomorrow
morning.
The game between the champion Lees
Of New Orleans and the Bnrnsides o
Donaldsonville, which is to take place
here to morrow, is all the talk for miles
around. Large crowds Of people are
expected on the excursion trains from
New Orleans and Baton Rouge, while
Donaldsonvillc and vicinity will furnish
u liberal quota to swell the audience tina
will assemble to witness the game. The
kind assistance of Mr.. J. j. Lafargne o
the Lee Hotel, the Independent Bras
Band and the management of the New
Orleans Pacific railway will enable thu
Burnsitles to receive and entertain TIL
Lees in style that will no doubt full.
meet the expectations Of the visitors.
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For Sale.
Desirable Property in Thibodaux.

Desirable Property IN Tmbodaux.
WHAT desirable property located at the
i western extremity of Jackson street. i'll
the town Of Thibodaux. consisting Of q 8 a
cious lot of ground, a neat and comfortable
residence. with l. attachment-tive rooms
IN main building. three IN the land Il
building suitable for a store or other pur-
pose. Yard contains fruit and shade trees.
Two cisterns attached to the dwelling. Will
be sold at II bargain. For further particu-
lars apply to or address a. L. DONNACD,
Times Office. New Orleans. La
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DosALDsoSvILLE, August 20, 1881.
AEEMBERS of Ascension Hook and Lad
NI der Company No. | of DOnaldsonville
are hereby notified that the following com
mittces are appointed for service until the
next annual election:
Investigating Commttee-Henry Cook,
chairman; Baptiste Walker, T. w. Cook.
Finance Committee-Henry Meter, chair
man; Myer Le,aann, Henry Hether.
Relief Committee-Jno. p. Forcha, chair
man; Gustave Leblanc, A. j. Bethancourt
Henry Cook, Jr., s. NJ. MelancOn.
The members of these committees will
please take notice of their appointment and
enter at once upon the discharge Of Their
respective duties.
L. f. BENTLEY,
President Ascension II. e. l.. Co.
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List Of Letters
Remaining in the Post-ofFice at Donald
sOnyille. Ascension parish, La,

sOnvil1e, Ascension parish, La,
August FL, 1881.
Browe, Miss Martha Hall, Auzy
Brooks, Isaac Johnson, Mrs Matais
Barton, Z ID Johnson. Mrs Milly
Coleman, Miss Emily Landry. Rosalie
Cummings. Mrs Ann Madison, Mrs Louisa
Clark, Booker Maroney, Michael
Cochran. T z May, Alfred
Duffel, Mrs l. + Pitcher. & f
Green, George Scott, Thomas
Hudson, Mrs Laura Wynne, Milton
If not called for in four weeks will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
w. G.. WILKINSON, P. NJ
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE
MOBILE.

FOUTQEQ IN 1880.
THIS College. beautifully situated in a
i healthy locality, near Mobile, is under
the direction Of the Jesuit Fathers Every
facility is afforded for the best classical and
commercial education. Ierms-Beartl aud
tuition, per annum, $500. Studies will
be resumed Monday, October B. For fur
ther particulars apply to
REV. JNO. x. DOWNEY, 5. j.,
auG I'm President.
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To Let.

yIyIIE BRADFORD PROPERTY. corner
Ibervillc and Lcssard streets. One OF
tie roomiest and most comfortable resi-
leuces in town: lately repaired. Posses
sion given Immediately. For terms and
conditions apply to
FREDERICK DEFFEL,
ilv1 Agent.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-08-27

Our energetic young friend, GingrS'
the painter, has just finished the job OF
painting the plantation residence on
jacobs Stella place, and persons who
have inspected his work pronounce 1t
trst-class. SO far as VIC can learn, Nr.
Gingry never fails to give his patrons
satisfaction.
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The Thibodaux Sentinel says that E.
n. Pugh, one of Donaldsonville's ablest
lawyers, with his family are paying an
extended visit to Thibodaux, stopping
at Judge Howells, the father OF Mrs.
Puyh,"
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DONALDsONvILLE, La,
Saturday, August ~, 1881.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

We hear that Mr.. Pierre klopman IS
expected home during the latter part OF
the coming week.