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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-12-10
KINGS RESTAURANT
AND
! BOARDING HOUSE,


vs.
MEALS 1T all honrs. and the table
lW always supplied with the best the
market affords. Prompt and attentive
walters always on hand. and the cuisine
superintendent by one Of the BEST ex-
pert cuisiniers In the country.
July 16, 1S81--ly.
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MrAspuAxa l.ooss--Ihc GaleasieQ
standard l.og Table IA for Nlle biz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-14
Letters from Richmond.

lO0rfes pondenoe If the Alexandria Gazette, |
RICHMOND. Va. Dec. II To b,lb read
iasters SO Will as democrats. sppeintmonss 90
some Of tbs standing Committees have ezoied
asto5ishneut. Il WAS generally thought that
either Mr.. B)ard. President Of the National
Bank tf S4em. OF MIR. Tar1er, Ct Norfolk
would ba the chbifman Of tho Flusuoo Con-
mittee, and The award Of this place 10 Mr..
Farr. Of Faitfaz, was surprise a;d SAL
poiulmsot, especially to Mf. Turaor's fisuds,
aOhnt G. ion with this pItce. lie i5 not even
memb,r Of tho committee. The chairman Of
The House Commit on Claims is Page, a
oolored member from Norfolk cluuy. Labor
and Poor hss Norton, another ooloreu mao, az
chairman. BNh committees are unimportant.
The ohsi,men OF all The important committees
arc sia!wsrt Malone men. 10 the Seuste
heidelberg is chairman OF the FioAuos Com
mistee. Senator Norton. q oolortd man, is
Chairman OF the uniupoltant committee TO
examine The Registers ofho,." The Two
smartest colored men 10 the Legislature,
Russ Hamilton and Stevens, hsys 90 chair
manshps jugs Stuart is on the Committee
OF Claims. Offices and Otio.rs at the CapioI,
and Bsoka.
TIE Committee on Propositions aud GftS-
auces havlog resolved 10 seat Msssrs. Frazer
and Lady. these gentlemen will, it is presumed,
haVJ the places 90 committees upon which
Meisis. L,nch and Dunlsp are pIacsd. The
spp)lntment OF The Committees Over ard the
SenstorsLlp qlesii0n settled, the candidates
Tor various State tfiIes aro uow exceedingly
active.
Mr.. FAR. it is understood, has determined to
press bis claims for tbs place OF Superintendent
OF Pnb'io Instruction. Bat one thing CAD
prevent bis gattng the nomination, and that is
the fact OF bis being member of the Leasla,
ture. Ii was generally understood in the last
L. gslaturs TO be The policy of the read busters
not TO eltos any member of the L. gislaturs to
ottios. as IL was thought tina, ths moral effsct
would be lost. 1t does not seem likely, how
ever, that they will otjsol TO renisirg UPON
this policy DOW. Mr.. Farr, therefore, il this is
reversed. will doubtless get the domination.
His principal opponent is Pref Thomas N.
Conrad, OF Montgomery. who until MIR. Farrs
appearance, was presumed TO b. ths olly man
VINO could possibly pet the pl,o..
The letter ct Mr.. VCl.sko Walden 10 tbs :e-
adlusteIs has created q profound sensation. lie
Is the hrst one TO come Gu. promio ntly assios,
CAUCUS. or, % be asserts, roe-,us. Walden
came to this city after the Tressursrsbip and
WAS prepared to give bis bond. He bad assul-
snoes that he could get The nominstion The
Caucus, hoWevsr. has decided 10 have written
pledges from eAoh head OF dersr ment that be
Will let the appointment Of hts Clerks be con
iIolied D7 the caucus Committee Oh spills, who
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port Of the committee, aud returned the paper
10 this Board, and thereupon, the former action
of this Board wss receded from, and that OF the
Board of Aldermen concurred ia.
The following were received frem tho Board
OF Alderm on, and their action thereon colcurred
in, viz: Resolution directing the Mayor to en-
ploy counsel in the caae of the United States vs..
the CITY Council and appropristing $3.50 there
for bill of James Entwisle. jr., dispenser OF
Medicines. amounting to S7733; adverse re.
port OF the Committee on Light upon the pet.
ton of W. 81. Smith, for free use OF gas at the
jail bill of K. Kemper. Corporation Attorney,
for legal services CT $50; resolution adopting q
form Of deed to be executed by the Auditor upon
the settlement of oil claims against real eetate
sold by the City Council for delinquent taxes
and bid in by the City Council at said sale and
aIinga compensation of ST. to the Auditor for
executing such deeds communication of the
Mayor. in relation 10 the suit of the U. 8. vs..
the City Council; also the judgment OF Della.
hays sureties We. the City Council. aud the dan
gerous condition oftwo houses on Prince street,
belonging to George d. Markell and Mary A.
White; aud the following reg ,tration and cleo.
lion bills. viz: Edgar Warfeld, 81; Geo. +.
Steiner. Sc: Arthur Simpson. s.; Edgar War
field, g; w. p. Graves 81; VIM. Chauucey,
81; Ohas. Dearborn, So 80; Edward S!arnell.
So; Arthur Simpson Sc; Geo. h. Bosssrt. 81;
Z. Smith. Sc; Geo. w. Lash. So; George +.
Steiner. s.; Il. H Gregory, ST. John Clewes,
So; T. b. Lyles. So; Lewis a. Nails, S.; VIM.
Summers. So; j. y. Taliaferro. So; James l..
Dyson. So; John McGahey. 81; and L, II.
kel. $3.50
Thr Committed Oh Strests in Ice matter Of
the petition of the Alexandria Marine Railwsy
and Shipbuilding % /, reported tbs! the priv.
lege prayed for, was already granted BY laws in
force which report was adopted.
On motion. tie Board of Aldermen we're il =
vited TO meet this Board in joint convention tor
the purpose Of eiecting four School Trustees,
two Ply sicians 10 The Poor and an Oyster lnapec-
tor, and the invitation beng accepted. and the
two Boards beiEg in joint session, the following
persons we're elected to the offices named VIZ:
School TrusteeE-lst Wsrt 4. d. Fendall; ~
II. b. Wilmington; Std, A. Mclean, al d
4Ib, s. O. Nese. Physicians to the Poor-Drs.
T. II. Jore, and w. nj. Smith. Oyster Inspec-
tor-Orlsndo Wood; The Joint con 7ention then
dissolved.
The Board then adjourned.
Test: JAMES K. CATION. Cls!k.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-14

Tie country graR happy sud prosperous Ut
DIR The Westinghouse aud democratic policy
of minding lie Own business and not ntelf,tit G
With the affairs of oth;r naIiobs Blu! undtr
republican sWsy this visa policy. that his
worked 80 adVantageously. ia TO be Changed
During the short Mtield and the rec ,ntly it
sugurated r.Lur Administrations the Govern
msnt has booome actually involved 10 entirely
unnecessary differences with Coloubis; Chill.
Pelu add Russia, AID incidentally with oil the
maritime nations of tho world as regards the
Panama canal. There is dread that The Issue
from sill these troubles may not b, as safe, as
honorable OF as devoid OF ridcae as true low
era OF their county would desire.
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FOREIGN NEWS,

Z Icen Victoria has c,otributed G200 TO Tie
fuad fer the relilt Of disIestd Itish ladies'
There is 90 news OF the issing balloon which
contained MIR. Powell. NJ. p, and which, it is
supposed was los. at sea.
The ooooa crop 10 Grenada is reported to be
fair. sugar growing is gradually decreasing,
while oOtf!e cultivation is lnoresstg.
The remains Ct q number Of bodies ware
tskan from lho ruins et Tho Ring Theatre
lEieuns lire yesterday
The Pope yesterday gsva farewell audiet ;,
to the prelates who c,me to Rome to attend tE 0
canoDiz alton ceremonies.
10 the French Chamber Of D pulies yes.tl-
day the sui got Of the importation of Amt rusu
pork WAS uoder discussion. sod NJ. Gau1n
submitted bill! restoring the former prohit-
itor7 decree.
a large maating Ct landowners was held at
the Mansion II, us yes erdsy. Mr.. O'DonnolI
applied cr admission ss representative OF the
IRISH teaauny. but WIS refused. Several
masked raiders who stacked widow lady
some time ago because shu had paid her rent,
have been s,ntshosd to terms # in p:isonm eut
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Mr.. Walden. one Of the leading Virginia re-

Mr.. Walden. one Of the leading Virginia ri-
adiasters, was candidate for Stale Treasurer,
but withdrsw5 from the contest upon the ground
that tho readiuster G uo0s d,maude1 that it
aud not he should appoint the clerks 10 The
oeo,. Mr. Walden says such a demand is
'diame'r cilly opposed 10 The tons OF sreu.
msnt used by the rsadiustsrs 10 tho late can
psign-opposition to ring tuls and lbsrsllziog
!hs public sentiment 10 Virginia. MIR. Val
den is osrtsinly corrtc: 10 his i1oa of the de-
msud referred to, but it required the txpe-
REL c, cfa an unsuccessful Contest for Office for
him to get it WILL into his head. and be is not
yet sufficiently Impressed with it to iuduoo him
to gait the eAdias!er raLks. snd acknowledge
what. az reasonable man be must koow, that
the readjustef parry is erio.ed upon .ham and
hunbug and l., held together solely by false
promises snd The hops Of ofioe.
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Get ont Doors,

The close confinement OF oil factory work,
gives the operatives pAlld facaa. poor appetite,
lanRuid, miserable feelings. poor blood, Inactive
liver, kidney and urinary troubles and oil tho
physicians and medicine in tho world cannot
help them unloss they get cut OF doors or use
Hop Bilteis, tho rurest and best remedy, e..
pecisily tor such ca.es, having abundance Ct
health. sunshine and io,y cheaks in them. They
cost tut trim Be- Christian Recorder.
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Every readius!er 10 the Virginia Legislature,
republican as we'll as democrat. attended their
caIcIs yesterday. and every one present 90
the fret ballot voted for General Malone $
ohoic,, Mr.. Ridd!cberger. ss their nomiosc for
the U. s. Senate. Surely boss rue 10 Virginia
ia sunrmp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-14

Grey Silk and Wool Pluehea, sll Wool Sack.
lngs and CloAking5, Misses. and Ladies' Felt
and a phea Shirts, Mems, Misses, Boys aad
Ladies' Gosssmets, and Ladies' and MISS
Wool Glovea and Hoods, at
I.KICHBRBo's
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=, READY for the Holdsy7 at l. EIcHBKRe's
lou Will hnd this season, tho larsoss variety
OF Chfistmss Presents, both cheap and desirable
Call ard examine our assortment.
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. -
DI HI }.

Ia his city on Monday, the 18th init,1t.
raNHlk wife of VIM. II. Cox, aged q yosys.
&SIhe funeral will take place from Grace
Snule0, 70, morrow (Thursday) afternoon, At 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-14

Tbs House OF Representatives sdioarned ye.
terdsy till Friday after nearly eight huodred
bills had been intrcdu,ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-14

Grey Arabian Suitiass ais, q yard: balance
OF lot OF now loo Dress Gcods; NJ tl srs and
Aanikerchie!s from 8, 10 5J,. at
!. RICuDEEa's.
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a memorial msetog in honor Of tho la.o
Dsau Stanley Va. hsld 10 Lyndon yesterday. A
lsonicg ef6sy was ssrasu upoo. Tue Prioce
OF Wales Was present sod made srp;opriste
remark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-14

The druggist who hesietes now is lost fJr
the winter. lie should slicg together some
sweet oil and liquorio, and briIg cut his o5u.h
cure at Cnce. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Dies
not pay him enough profit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-14

During the Guitesu tri.l yesterday. while
District Attorney Colkhi wss cross examining
9 Witness Gul,eau Interrupted. saying: 10
my opinion. and 10 the opinion Of the Amer;
Can people. you are . consummste jickass II
you had aDy sell respect you would crawl out Of
this c'se and g. Gu: West 10 the diggisgs.-
That would SUIT ytur brain better than the trial
Of : oIss like this. My name is Getto. not
Geelo, SIS you pronounce it. Y,u have not got
sense eutugh to pronounce my rsme get"
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LegiSla1lY2.

10 the Senate yesterday bills were introduced
10 amend the Code 10 regard to admission 10
public free schools. and to tmend the Code 10
relation to the Jurisdiction Ct iusl:c!s.
The bill II Incorporate the Virginia Coal and
Iron Company. TO operate in Scu;hw, st Viz
gluia, under tho charter of which The Company
can build railroads aud do aucs. arythirp,
was pissed.
In the House IF D,Ieghts bills were inIrC-
duced to amend the char.er Of the town of Bal
iyvills, In Clarke county; TO amend the got Of
March 3. 1879. 10 relation 10 public free
schools, and spproprialiug money for the pay
ment of commuts.ion to m,ined soldi. r., sli'-
ors. aud marines 10 lieu Of artificial limbs or
eyes heretoftr, provided by law.
A resolution was adopted calir on The ST.
psrntendent of public instruction to furnish
the House with the following Information by
counties ADD sohoo! districts Tor The l,st soho
Iaslic yeal: l. The nunb.r Ct white teachers
10 the whi;c schools, their sveraee pay, and
the number of scholars eorolled. ,. The mum
Der OF white tesobsrs 10 the c,lorad schools,
theit average pay, aud Ina nunb,r of scholars
enrolled. 3. The Lunbsr OF coored teachers
10 the oolored schools, their average pay. and
the number of scholars enrolled. T. The aysl-
sgs C -. OF tuition of the three GLASSES of eI-
rolled scholars ss enumerated above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-14

MEAoRANDuM.-Whst you can buy fnr =
handsome Christmas present at l. Eich0sras:--.
Umbrellas, in Silk. Alpaca and Camb,ic La
dies. hisses', Boys and Mems 0ossimers;
Braces for girls. boys and men Satchela, ia
Velvet and Lss,her; Towels, NAPKINS and Ia
bio Cloths in suits Kid Gloves from one to Elk
buttons; Handkerchiefs Silk, Linen, Lace anu
Cotton Fancy RoIes of Clark's Spool Cotton
Fancy Boxes containing half doz,n Handket-
chiefs; Ladies Sscsa, Ulsters ard Dolmsns
Misses listers and Goats; Corse!s for misses
and ladieI, aud Wells, Gloves and Lace Ties in
variety. Our prices ara all put down to close
cut, and parties looking 70; valuable and useful
presents can DO accommodated by
ISAAC EICHBEtG.
Full regular made Misses Hose. bright and
now, al Goc pair; all Silk Handkerchief, large
!lzes tor Csc psi.; all sizas in kids inst repen.
ished sgai2 at Csc pair Gents Scalf., all silk
IN great variety, at 25c pair, ht
l. EGCHBERos.
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For sale by &. s. Leadboaier & BIO

Beauty. health, and happiness for ladies
in SWINE OF CARDUi."
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GROCERIES.
7 U ) T EOEIVED

New London Layer Rsisins, whole, half aad
quarter boxes loose musc.tel; Valencia and
Nat Seedless ksisins; n ew Currants, Citron and
Orange Peel; New Layer Figs Almonds, Eog-
llsh Walnuts. Pecsns Fiberis Brszl and Mil
ed Nuts Turkish Prunes; Sugar corn: Nal.
sons and Co1e's Gelslins; Anderson's Mince
Nest; The very bes.-Mrs Wells Homo Made
hlnce heat-lo ID; Anderson's Preserves in S
10 pals; jelly ana Preserves by the ID; New
York Sweet Cider; Good Cooking Butter; fresh
ELga BAKER end other grades Of Old Rye WLi.-
vines Old Apple and Peach Brandy. All Of
Inc above Rot d, in store and for sale cheap by
decl4 4. W. AVERY, 226 Kiuysi.
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VINE OF CARDUI" ior Ladies only.
For sale By x. 8. Lisa dbester s Bro,
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There was very full Council at The regular
s5mi- bly, msstlrg las. night.
Tbs proposal for the construction Of the Mid.
land Railway track south OF Wilkes. 90 Uaion
street, oomii Z ur,
MIR. Ei,hberg asked IT tue comnay hsd the
right OF Way Over that portion OF u nh street
Or. L,mbart qu1.td the rights Of way" 10
the Code to show that the track Vas az. hor:z "a
BY presen. aH.
Mr.. Eiohberg thought that es The right of
way VA bsksd by the Ship Yard Con piny the
right shOu ba granted to ,hst Dom psug.
MIR. Lambert arprehended that grants 90 the
same street OF lWo rights OF way might Cause a
clash Of rights hereafter.
MIR. Eichbstg eSpl,oed that Mr.. AeneW bad
not consulted the Midland Company on the
suit c.. Hs proposed To mako tue road him
self
MIR. Lambert said. Had Mr.. Agos# known
of this law he would have made Ills sppIioslion
to the Midland Dun psny.
The report daolatios no se,i1n nteessary was
adopted.
The petition of j. SchwAb, asking S25 for
facilities necessarily furnished the market peC-
pls 0 ma up.
sick we'll, and MIR. EohLutg it might be SET
tug bad Ir-osden.. The suit ot was further
discussed by Mr.. Pe,k.. MIR. Mills and Mr.,
E:chburz uIgad The suit .cl be referred to tho
Dom nissloners Of tho Sinking Fund The
Sinking Fuod enjoyed all lbe advantages Of
MIR. SchWsb'5 franchise and he thought that
they ought 10 pay for it, The subject was
referred 10 the Commissioners of The Sickiog
Fund.
a petition from oysler dsslers, saying four of
them had paid some S97 to the lBspeotor of
Oysters for nothing, and asking tbs. the 10.
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&HOVkLs and TONGS, Aeh shovels, Wire
~ fendera, Goal Hoda, &c q.
Jas. =. OAKLIN s. SONS
dgtiS "a Kino 800.
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- KAI 3 FOR CHRISTMAS PIE EYT3
~ for sale at low prices al So King IT,, uo1utr
OF Royal. By
decl4 IT. CREIGHTON h SON.
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$82 81
Respectfully submitted,
JOS, THOMPSON.


JOS THOMPSON,
Town Collector.
The Finance Committee reported favor
ably on the bills of Messrs. Pugh & Nichols,
amounting to 1911 10, which report was
received and approved.
On motion Of N. Ross, duly seconded, the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, The corporation Of the town
OF Donaldsonyille is truly and Justly in
lebted unto Francis T. Nichols and Edw
~ pngh for professional services rendered
said town in the consolidated bond suits in
the full sum Of three thousand seven hun
dred and seventeen 751OO dollars; and
Whereas, The said town OF Donaldson
vile by IL resolution passed on the day
of A. D. 49, by the Common Council
of said town did make and appropriate suffi-
cient and ample funds to pay said debt. and
Whereas: Said town has since used said
money and fund SO appropriated for other
corporate purposes be it
Rcsolred, That the revenues derived from
the market OF said town Of Donaldsonvile
be and the same are hereby appropriated
and act aside from this day to pay said
amount Of three thousand seven hundred
and seventeen 75-l0O dollars due said Mich
OflS ~ ugh DC IL luTIHHf
Resoiced, That this ordinance 90 into eff
feet from this day and remain in full force
and virtue until the full and final payment
of said debt.
On motion of DE. Jones, duly seconded,
the following resolution was adopted:
Be it rcsolrcd. That the SUN of thirty-nine
dollars be appropriated to the payment of
Commissioners. Constables and Clerks at the
three different polls of this town of Donald
sonvilie at the election to be held Oh Satur
day, It'll day of May, 1891. as follows: Com
mlssiOners. 80 per day; Constables 50 per
day: Clerks, 81 per day.
On motion Of &. Feitel, the following res
olution was presented and read:
Rcsolred, That the Hon the Mayor Of
the town Of Donaldsonvile be and he is
hereby specially authorized to lease to Mr..
Felix Reynaud for u tc~m of ten years from
18th of March, 1888, and upon the following
terms and conditions, to-wit: - per mon til,
i'll advance, from aud after the expiration of
the present lease, that portion of ground
lying between the upper line of Opelousas
and the lower line of 1berville street. pro-
vided it does obstruct Att:.kapas street to
Bayou Lafourche.
Yeas-N. Ross, D. Variant, DE. Jones, V
c. Gabrielle, &. Feitel. Nay-E. N. Pugh
On motion of v C. Gabrielle, duly sec
onded:
Be it resolrcd. That vote Of thanks be
rendered to Hon. David Israel for the ELI
eient and worthy manner III which be has
filled the responsible position Of Mayor Of
the town Of jacksonville
On motion, duly seconded, the meeting
adjourned sine die
A true amy. r GAITuPEaI-Y Jp
Secretary pro ten,
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Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town Of Donaldsonville.
REGULAR MEETING

AEtO LAX 0lEEL lNd.
MAYoR's OFFICE, May 2, 1881.
The Council met this day ut o'clock p. NJ
Mayor Israel in the chair.
Members present-D. Variant. N. Ross, LIST
ward E. N. Pugh, D'E. Dimes, 2nd ward ;
G. Feitcl, V. C. Gabrielle, 3rd ward.
The Secretary being absent, ON motion,
duly seconded, +. Gautlrcaux, Jr., was ap-
pointed Secretary pro TEN.
The reading of the minutes of last meet
ing was dispensed with
The following report was presented, read
and accepted.
DoSALDsoSvILLE. May 2, 1881.
To the Hon, Mayor and members Of the
Town Council:
Gentlemcm-I beg leave to make the fol-
lowing report for the month of April, 1881 !:
Licenses collected for 1881 $40 90
taxes 1Or looO 30
Rent Corporation lots 9 %
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For SALE.
Desirable Property in the Town
Of DOnaldS0nYille.

II OF No. 81. together with all the build
IL ings and improvements thereon, stu
ated on Chctimaches between Mississippi
now rented by F. B. Earhart, Esq. Lots
Nos. IL. 10, 10 aud 20, on Lafonrche, between
Mississippi and Ibervi]le Streets, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, known as the Braud property.
For terms and conditions apply to ROD.
BRAUD, Agent, half-mile below Donald
sonville, or to FREDERICK DUFFEL,
Attorney ut Law, ut his Office opposite
Courthouse. my7-tf
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Mr.. John w. Hunsaker, younger
Hunsaker, has been placed in charge of
the telegraph Office at this place, and
may he found on duty at the railroad
depot. Mr.. Hunsaker is the operator
who won distinction during the yellow
fever epidemic Of 1873 by volunteering
to fill the post Of the noble operator who
died on duty at that fearful pest hole,
Grenada, Miss. Several of our citizens
have already transmitted and received
kilograms over the new line connecting
Donaldsonville and New Orleans.
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On Saturday next, the 14th inst, the
Sheriff Of this parish will sell, at public
auction on the premises, the contents of
the store on Railroad Avenue belonging
to Antoine Pfister: Jr., and on the Satur-
day following, the 2lst inst, he will sell
in like manner, at the Court House,
number Of accounts, notes and judgments
belonging to the succession Of Henry
Loeb, as per inventory on file in the
Sheriff's Office. See advertisements.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CONFECTIONERY
" AND
Ice Cream Saloon.

Railroad Avenue between Mississippi and
1berville Streets.
DOnl ldsOnville, La.
Soda water, mineral waters, cakes, ice
cream, candies and confectionery Of all
kinds, warranted fresh, pure and fine. Par
ties. balls and weddings supplied ON short
notice, at reasonable terms. Fine cigars
always on hand.
my7-3m JOSE REBERT.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

Mr.. J. II. Bourne, an alniable young
gentleman who has for some time past
been employed as a clerk at Riverside
store, Lane post-office, left on the st.
John last Monday evening, bound for
his former home at Camden, in the State
Of Maine. He intended to embark on
the steamship Hudson, at New Orleans,
last Wednesday. We wish him safe
and pleasant voyage home.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

Mr.. Jose Robert has purchased the
stand and outfit Of John Nebbitt, on
Railroad Avenue, between Mississippi
and 1berville streets, and has opened
there a first-class confectionery, where
all manner of refreshments viii, be sup
piled at low prices. The place has been
nicely painted and retitted, and presents
an attractive appearance. We direct
attention to Mr.. Roberts card and rec
ommend his new establishment as
worthy the liberal patronage of the pub
lie.