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A successful LehigbtOmian.

The benefit concert, under the direction
Of Mr.. A. p Horn, formerly of Lehighton, J
for the benefit Of the college orchestra OF
Franklin and Marshall college, Lancaster
city, came of in the college chapel Friday
night of1ast week, and had large, criti.
cal and enthusiastic audience. The enter
tainment would have done high credit to O
professional company of musicians. Twen-
ty-five voices, accompanied by the orches
ira sang the students chorus, "Come Boun-
teous May" Mr. Julius A. Herold's violin
solo was rapturously applauded: Mr.. Horn
and Mr.. Hassler gave q piano duet from
Beethoven II. NJ. Beser's cornet solo had
deserved encore aud he displayed great
skill on this difficult instrument. The stu
dents chorus rendered t&e four part song
1.-THE Jovial Beggars," with fine effect. The
orchestra is composed Of the following per.
sons: Z, D. Wngenroth. leader j. A. He
rold, lst violin; E. W. McCaskey, I'd vio-
lin; E. B. Sangrce, 2d violin; C. D. Meyer
viola Willie II. Hager, flute; j. +. l.
Ilarbaugh, clarionet; 4, NJ. Beiser cornet
d. 7. Bauman, trombone NJ. B, Reber
drum II. II. Sangree, cello; F. C. Meyer
base A. P. Horn, piano. Mr., Horn thank
ed the audience for their kind attention
and sympathy, and everybody was wei
satisfied. Lancaster paper.
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NcsquchOning Screenings.

Prof. j. P. Rowland, principal Of the
Weatherly schools and a candidate for Coun-
ty superintendent, was in town on Satur,
day. Mr.. Rowland interviewed the directors
Of this district during his stay.
Supervisor MeDermott has a large force
of men at work repairing the roads and
bridges, which was very much needed.
Hon. NJ. Cassidy was home on Friday
and returned to the capital on Monday.
David Reese, who accompanied a mum,
Der of miners some weeks ago To Colorado
returned home on Thursday and gives a
poor account of that section, he says the eli
mate is very unhealthy. Where he travel.
led, miners in coal diggings get three dol
lars per day; board S25 per month. The
atmosphere is very light, which caused him
10 return 10 the old Keystone State.
Patrick Lawler, one of our merchants
accompanied by his vile, went to Phladel,
phia on Saturday. Mr.. l. will purchase Q
large stock of summer goods before be re.
turus. j. Q.
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COurt Proceedings.

COMMON PLEAs.-Monday, April Is, 1881.
Court opened at p. m, the Trial List OF
the term was read, and the time set for the
several cases. The following business was
transacted
Samuel Ziegenfuss VS.. Conrad Gea. Jury
called and case tried, which resulted in q
verdict lnr the plaintiff for 81 IL.
Charles Keck VS.. Daniel McGeady. Yer
dict Tor plaintiff for $3.50, aud motion made
by the defendant for new trial.
Samuel s, Boyle, ESQ.,, OF the Philadel-
phla bar, was admitted to practice in Car
ION county. '
A non suit was entered in the case of ia
cob S. Hawk vs.. Jos. Serfass and Timothy
Seriass.
In The case Of John Nothsteiu vs.. B. F
MOsser, a judgment by agreement was en-
tered ia the sum OF $50 and costs.
The case of Ella V. Carter VS.. George B
Garter, for desertion. Petitioners subpena
awarded; returned to next term.
The case of F. G. Kline vs. M. G. Bor
ough, for damages resulting from fall on
the site walk was next taken W and jury
called. The case was given to the jury on
Saturday, and verdict rendered in favor o
plaintiff for S47O.OO.
Tuesday afternoon the members of the
C'HlHlttetS W TepOTL RESOLUTIONS on Lne
deaths Of Daniel Kalbius and Gen. John
d. Bertoleite reported, and eulogies were
pronounced by Messrs. Rapsher, Bertolette
Craig and Siewers, the Court ordered the
resolutions to be put upon the minutes. On
Wednesday afternoon Court adjourned t.
enable the bar to attend the funeral of Gen
Bertolette.
ORPHANS CoURT,-Wm. Lilly was ap,
pointed puurdian for Gen r petars minot
ehild Of Alfred Peters, deceased.
Matt da GersLer was appointed guardian
for Sophia Hartley, minor child ofG. Hart
ley, deceased.
Returns of sale of real estate of Daniel
Arner, deceased, and Joseph Christlnan, de-
| ceased, confirmed ns.
Auditors report in the estate of Michael
Thompson, deceased, confirmed absolutely
Jonas c. smaly was appointed guardian
OF +. S. Ramaly, minor child Of Daniel Ra
maly, deceased.
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WeisspOrI stems.

Messers. Miner Brrs. are at present con-
stuctng AN oven for the purlrsc o. japan.
Ing and pitching their castings.
George Rupp received 4 load of cattI,
rom BnliHl"i New York, "n Monday last.
The treste works connecting the L. &
s. railroad at this place is undergoing mach
u edr,l repairs
Prof j. F. Snyder will open a select
school Monday, MAY 8. to cnniinne for ten
weeks We wish him success, for he Is
highly worthy OF il.
S. E. Wills, Of this place, and Charles
Anthony, of Bethlehem, spent day ut trout
fishing IN Saturday last. With what SUE
cess they met we were unable To lrarn.
Mrs. Sarah Horn. widow If the late
Lewis HON. deceased, is laying the lounda-
ti"n for a new house.
Milton Emery. Weisspnrt's genial
butcher. met with an accident last Sntur
day which happily ended fortunately
While returning from market his horse
took fright at a passing train. and he was
unable tn regain control of it nnul he hand
ed Opposite the small bridge connecting the
roads below the Lehigh Valley railroad de.
pot at Lehighton. The bruises he received
were slight, inr at night he took unto him.
self wife in the person nf Miss Salle A,
Diehl, "f Lrhighton. We wish the hapny
couple a suecesslul journey through life
Nathan Snyder, merchant. is building
an addition I" his already large residence
The quotation, "pulliag down my barn,
bn II them greater" is very applicable in
this case.
W. II. Knecht, our respected towns
man, has been appointed Postmaster Of thi.
/ p ace by Postmaster General James. II il
good appointment. The postoffice hal
b'en acceptably filled by P. J. KisLler for /
number If years.
Miss Lulu Erwin, an accomplishef
lady of Bethlehem, is visiting friends her,
at present.
The many friends Of c. II. Mechanic
will be panied to learn that he has beer
quite indisposed for the II asst few days.
Emma, youngest daughter Of Mahlor
Raudenbush, is down with diphthcria.
| QUINT.
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A sad Accident.

On Monday afternoon, 18th inst, about
four o'clock, sad accident occurred in No.
Furnace, At ParyYllle, which resulted in
the death Of John Flood, the foundry boss.
The brick lining being damaged, he endeav-
nred to prevent auy further opening, and
while so doing the gas enYeloped him and
burned his head, neck and arms in shock.
ing manner. He was Immediately carried
home and received medical treatment, but
1t was apparent that all was vain, as he had
inhaled gas to such an extant as 10 burn
him internally. He fingered till Wednes-
day evening, 10th inst, when about 10 o.
clock he passed away. His remains were
taken Thursday to Allentown, where he was
buried Saturday. The deceased was good
nelghbor, kind husband, afieetionate father
and always faithful in the performance Of
his duties. The family so suddenly afflicted
haYs the sympathy Of the whole communi-
ity.-Cor. Carbon County Democrat.
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WGiSSDOTt Select School

viii open MONDAY, MAY o, 1881
Continuing for ten weeks, in the PUBLIC
SCHOOL BUILDING, wEISsPoRT, Car
bon Co., Penna. The aim of the School IL
to give Teachers an opportunity of review
ing the common branches, and to afford th'
more advanced pupils in adjoining dis
tricts the facility of continuing their stu
dies.
II desired classes will be started in Latin
Geometry, Natural Philosophy. Botany, &c
For further information, address
J. F. SNYDER,
WETSsPoRT, Carbon Co., Pa.
April 23-w2t
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A Temperance Lecture.

Mrs. Lura C. Partington, of Portland,
Maine, will lecture in the Lehighton Pres.
6yterian Church this Saturday. evening,
on the subject Of Temperance. Mrs Part
ington is employed by Rev. G. G. Hart, G.
W. G. T. OF the |. o. g. #. She is a veteran
Ia the cause, having lectured extensively
in England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and
America, and she comes To MS highly com
plimenied by both the American and Euro
pean press as fan Interesting aud eloquent
advocate of temperance" whose "heart is
IN the work" Mrs. Partington will also
sP+ak Ia Il childnn's meeting in the Lee
hightnn Evangelical Church 70 morrow
Sunday evening at 7.30 O'Clock. Come
oae, come sll, come early
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To COnSumptiVeS.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
eG Of that drpaa disease, Consumption, bY n
simpln lemcdy, is anxious TO MAKO known TO
his fe low sufferers the means Gt cure. TO all
who desire IT. he will send n COPY " the pre-.
&c iptiun used. Gree Oi chaIg' J. VITA the dilec-
uOns for preparing and using the snme which
jdeV will hnd II SURE CURE for CoHeUMP1IoE.
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS. &C. Parties wishing the
Prescription. WI please address, REV Il. A.
WILSON, 1914 PENN Street, Williams ureh.
New YOrk. Jnn2o bm
A gerts Wanted. Big Pay. Light Work
"a steady Employment SAMPLES Tree. Ad
dress NJ. l.. BYRN, No. 10 NASSAU street
new York. Jan. % 0m
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Religious Notes.

ZIoN's REFORMED CHURCH, ]. II. HARTMAN
pastor Preaching at 10 a. m, Sermon, in
German. p, m, Sunday school. 1880 p. m.
sermon, in English. A cordial welcome TO ali
LEHisHToE EvANsELioAL UHURoH-B. j
Smoyer, pastor. Preaching to morrow tSun
day) at 10 a. m, subject, "The Millennium, "
(Rev. 20, o. Sunday school at 2 p. m. A
ehildTen's meeting at 7so p. m, to be ad
dressed by Mrs. Lura o. Partington, of Port
land, Maine. All are cordially invited.
EvAEoELIcAt UHURoH, W EIssPORT -E. J
Miller, Pastor. German preaching at Il
o'clock a. M, by the Pastor. Sunday School
u 9p. IN. Ensfish PssaehiAas 10 p. M.
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A First Rate Article.

Messrs. Trexler & Kreidler, at the Central
Carriage Works, Lehighton, Pa, have pur-
chased the right of Carbon county, for the
use of Goodell's Patent Axle Cutting Ma
chine, to take up lost motion in boxes of bug
gies, carriages and other wagons. Butchers,
hucksIers and all owners Of wagons will do
well b. call ON the above named gentlemen
at their works, and have their wagons made
like new, ns far as lost motion or worn box
es are concerned. Call and give il thor
ough examinatiop.
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CRAwFoRD-MEL AT Hokeudau-
9aa, Lehigh county, Saturday evening,
tie, MIR. James Crawford and Miss NJ ary
Eliza Mellan, all Of Hokendauqua.
RUBERTS-EDwAR On the 2rth inst,
at the residence of the brides parents, by
Rev w. ID. Thomas, Of Mahanoy CRY,
Evan Roberts and Miss Harriet Edwards,
both of Lanslord.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who saffered FOR years IRON
Nervous DIBI bI1Y PREMATURE DECAY
and al the elfecis Of vuuthfu indesc. o iOp. will
tor tho sahe of suffering humanity send free TO
all who need IT, the recipe aud d,reci ions lor
making the simple remedy b, which he was
Gu ed. s GeIers WI hing to pTnfit by the I'D
verilsers experience can do so by addressing
III perfect confidence. JOIN 3 OGDEN,
Jan se-m6 AZ Cedrr : stIeet, N. Y,
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MENRY,S CARR0IIC SALYF.

Tho BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, letter,
kinds of Skin Ernptions, Freckles and PIN.
pies The Salve is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money refunded.
BE sure you get HENRY'S UARBULIC
SALVE, as all others are but limitations.
Price 25 cents. For sale by all Druggist
every where. Dec. Is, 1880 yleow
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We-OrEantzcd.
Pursuant to call published In this paper
last week, meeting Of the old nrerTbers
Of Lehigh Hook 4 Ladder Co., No. I, Of this
borough, was held ia the truck house, on
Tuesday evening last. The meeting was
called to order by H. v. Morthimer Geo.
W. Diohl acting as Secretary After some
remarks, 1t was, on motion, resolved to re-
organize the company under its old consti-
tuition aud name; after which, motion to
go into an election for officers having carried,
the company proceeded to nominate and
elect, with the following result;
Presideut-W. P. Long.
| Vice Presdent-Geo. W. Diehl.
Secretary Miller.
Treasurer-Ed Raworth.
Trustees-W. Shinkie, Aaron Krun, W. X,
| Benninger.
Fdfeman-H. V. Northimer.
Asst. Foreman-J. D. Miller.
Directors-W. X. Benninger, Frank Roed-
erer, james Fatziuger, Wandell Shinkie,
Charles Dauxdater, Aaron Krum.
Committees were then appointed TO col
lect in uniforms from those of the old MEM
bers who do not purpose TO continue in the
company as recognized, to get the Little
Giant engine repaired, etc. II is intended
to put the company in thorough state Of
efficiency to battle with any fire that may
occur in the borough or it's vicinity, and
with this in view, the company earnestly
invite the cooperation of property owners
II a number Of our young and energetic
business men and property owners would
step up and join the organization there
would be no fear but Lehghton could and
would have as an efficient fire department
as az town OF its size in the State. Gentle
men, what say you?
The next regular meeting will be held on
Monday evening,2nd inst, at clock, in The
truck house, on Ord street.
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pTWpYES.

rail -'''-n (Tree) the recipe for n stmple
yEcETAnLn that Will renove TAN
FRECkLES. PIMPLES unu BIZ oE5. Iesv-
Inc the skin soft, clear aud beau ,iIui; nlso..Q-
struciiOns for producing luXurlant growth of
hnlr or tald head or smooth iare. Address,
nclo ing 80. stamp. BEN. VAEpkLF q Co., No
Beekmnn ST., N, Y, Jan29 me
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Lines Minstrels will show in School
Hall, this borough, on Saturday evening
May Z. For particulars see bills
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-Ed. Radcliff, an employee at Paekerion,
was struck in the eye by a piece OF iron,
Thursday afternoon, aud will probably loss
the sight.
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RED HORSE PnMnERS

Are the only Horse and Poultry Powders that
give universal satisfaction. If the Powders
do not give satisfaction, the Druggist will re-
turn your money. Dec. Is, 1880 yloOw
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LchightoB MARKETS
Nrncls Market.

Closing prices of DsHAvEs & TOWNSEND,
Stock, Government and Gold 40 South
Third Street Philn. ADril 2S 1881
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Sunday School Department.
By c. s. W.
LESSON v.-May lst.
T.nlrr ~ In

LESSON v.--May lst.
Luke XIV, i-10,
Title.--Lost and Found.
Topic. Jesus seeks the lost
Golden Text-LikeWisc say unto you,
there is Joy in the presence Of the angels Of
God over one sinner that repentsth.- Luke
2v., 10.
IEssoN Story OUTLINE.
/. The Hearers, v. l. Taxgathersrs and
vicious persons.
2, The Murmurers, ". 2. PhariSees and
scribes.
3. The Defense, v. 3. By parable.
4. The Lost Sheep, v. 4. Representing
the lost sinner.
s. The Recovery, v. 8, From danger.
8. The Rejoicing, v. @. With demon
strations Of joy.
Z. The Application, " 2. Joy in heaven
over saved sinners.
8. The Lost SILVER, v, s. Representing
those lost in sin.
Q. The Found Silver, v. 8. After an ear
nest search.
10. The Exultation, v. Q. OF friends
with the owner.
II. Joy in Heaven, v. 10. Over one
penitent sinner.
HO 0undnr 4: 4: isss fiSs ;sSsii;s
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Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned heirs
Il and legal representatives of Andrew
Hodge, Jr, deceased, are about to apply to
the United States General Land Office I'M
der Sections 1862 and 1868 as we'll as under
Act of Congress approved June l6, 1890, for
the repayment Of the purchase money on
the following New Orleans cash entries, viz :
LIST. The Northeast of Section 81, T. 9, S.
r., East, in Ascension parish, La, made
February l, 1896, by NJ. Martin and G. r.
Terrell, and assigned to said Andrew Hodge,
Jr., as per certificate No. AIS.
End. Lots 3 and i'll See. 10, T. 10, s. X. 8.
East, entered by NJ. Melancon and F. Bour-
geois, as per certificate No. l44O.
3r.l. On entry of lots and =. 160 acres
in Sec. 90. T. 10, S. r., }, E., as per ccrtiti-
cate No l442
18th. The s. w. of Sec. IS, T. 8, $. L.,
E., entered by o.. Landry and r. Hebert,
Andrew Hodge, Jr., assignee, as per certiti-
cate No. 476.
And 9TH, on entry by Jean Pierre Dupuy
and T. A. Hcbcrt, Sept. |, 1885. of lot No.
one ~ in Section 81, L. 8, S. r., l, E.. An
drew Hodge, Jr., assignee, as per certificate
No. 2l1.
The last named tracts are situated in the
Northeastern portion of lberville parish, La.
That the duplicate certificates have been
lost or destroyed and can not be produced.
Donaldsonville, La, April 9, 1881.
l. LEDYARD HODGE,
ANDREW H. SANDS
E. r. Mason, Atty. for claimants.
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WYE the undersigned, hereby give notice
w that we are about to apply to the Uni
ted States General Land Office, under Sec
tons 1862 aud 1868 as well as under act of
Congress approved June IL, 1880, for the re-
payment Of the purchase money on the fol-
lowing New Orleans cash entries, viz:
Lots Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, Section No. 81,
Township 8, South Range 2, East. as per
certificate No. 42S, issued at New Orleans,
bearing date 9th day of June, 1886, entered
jointly by Pierre Felix Camel and Lodo-
viska Camel.
And on the Lots No. one and four Il & 4)
Of Section %, Township 8, South Range, No
2, East, as per certificate No. 249, issued at
New Orleans, La, bearing date the 18th
day Of September, 1895, entered jointly by
Honore Camel and Z. +. Camel.
That the duplicate certificates have been
lost or destroyed ana can not now be pro-
cured.
New Orleans, April 4, 1881.
z. +. GAMET,
EMMA BUISSON,
TIL. BUISSON,
EMILE GUINAULT,
GEORGE GUINAULT.
JAMES BEAUREGARD,
EMILE GAMET,
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On Dit.

That st. Jacobs On is very i"aamma.
bic, and
That it vas too comcal to see that
hlonde-hairet gentleman looking for a
safe place to put the bottle long after
the fire was extinyHi>!ied.
That Grumpy E:ay not be back as
soon as some Of the boys thought he
would. ..
That Scott and Willie think they have
attended law lectures long enough to
apply for their sheepskins.
That We don't take any stock i'll the
report that the Phoenix boys are unde-
cidel whether to get new engine OF
put another story on their hall.
That most Of the plcnickcrs got more
mud than crawiish, and
That the stay-at homes invariably
chorus, ~ told YOU so.'
That for real, unauthorized ticklcncss
Kang takes the cake: before the birth
day boquet he presented one young lady
lliu NltHCltA, uC "dS "o!Su iVIiHS dt
another shrine.
That half the men at the fire the other
night were evidently following the Scrip
tural precept, "Tney also servo who
only stand and wait" but
That it would be difficult to divine
what good purpose their peculiar service
accomplished in this instance.
That the Grand Duchess is al in a
Puck -er and the play will not have such
Il Boum as was expected, and
That it Israel unfortunate that the
public ,hould be disappointed that way
That the Terpsics Will give Il hop soon
after Lent
That Poker Joe and the brave photo
graph man who had yallantly slelied the
authority Of the law before, left town
between two days upon receiving a sum
mons to appear before the Grand jury.
That they will probably come back
when they find the great State of Louis
iaua, like the little town of DonaltIson-
VILE, has no law against gambling.
That We sometimes wonder whether
the P. 0. blonde is employed to attend to
customers, or to Keep them waiting
while he ".les and ch;ns the girls.
That after Louis J. y. partook 50
heartily Of Miss lIattie's 1ritters on All
Fools Day here was perceptible rise
in the cotton market, and
That Louis has been 1y~reptic ana
light headed ever since.
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Be Wise and HannY.

If you will stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and fam
lily Will, expensive or humbug cnre-alls that
do harm always, and use only natures sim
pie remedies for all your ailments-you will
be wise, we'll and happy, and save great ex-
pensc. The greatest reme'ly--for this, the
great, wise and good will tell you, is Hop
Bitters-rely on it. See another column.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Hestaurant
I6I. .Custom-House Street. .I6I
STYLE.
New Orleans,
Between Royal and Bourbon.
Notice.,

TINE undersigned, Executors of the Estate
Il Of Laurent Millandon, deceased, hereby
give notice that they are about to apply to
the Commissioner OF the General Land Of
flee at Washington, D. c.. under Sections
1862 and 1868, United States Revised Stat
utes and the act Of Congress approved June
l6, 1880, for the repayment Of the purchase
money on New Orleans cash entry Of the n.
E. ! Of Sec. "a, I. 9, S. r. g. East in Ascen-
sion parish, La, made January %, 1889, as
per certificate No. 1864, which certificate
was duly assigned to the said Laurent Mil
landon, deceased, but that the duplicate re-
ceipt has been lost or destroyed and can
not now be produced.
Donaldsonville, La, April l, 1881.
II. G. MILLANDON,
b. l.. MILLANDON,
Executors of the Est. of Laurent Millandon.
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completion

Our patrons are asked to overlook any
shortcomings in this number Of the
CHIEF. The delinquent tax list occupies
a great portion Of the space usually al
lotted to reading matter, and the attend
ance of the editor upon the sessions Of
District Court in his capacity as Clerk
prevents him from giving as much atten-
ton as usual to the editorial department
of the paper.
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Shreveport Standard: Thursday morn
ing, March 81, fire broke out in the rear
of the store occupied by Patrick
Hughes, corner Of Milan and Market
streets, which resulted i'll the destruction
of his own store, B. P. Barker's paint
shop, G. Androla's residence, and Mrs.
A. Frisby's residence and store, entailing
a loss of nearly $4,000, upon which there
was an insurance Of about $4,000 Over
five miles of rails haye already been laid
at this end Of the N. O.. p &c. w. Arm
strong VIM. Stringer and James Cane,
charged with setting fire to the Caddo
Belle, have been honorably acquitted.
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PENOvAL! REMOVAL!
s, a0A:lETH,
B,.t& ~ESa. Maker,
Donaldsonville. La.

Takes pleasure in informing the public
that on or before the lst OF April he will re-
to a new shop on RAILROAD Avenue formerly
property of Mr.. Jos. Hiss), where he will be
better prepared than ever to receive old
and new customers, and to execute with
neatness, cheapness and dispatch all orders
for work in his line. Thanking the public
for the liberal patronage heretofore exten-
ded him, he respectfully solicits continu-
ance of their favor.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-04-09

Gretna Courier: The British steam
ship Belsize took on board at the Texas
Wharves, Gretna, the largest cargo Of
grain ever shipped from the Port of New
Orleans, viz: 92,500 bushels "A shoot
ing and cutting atfray took place on the
MiIludon place between Geo. Neathamer
and j. Townsend, which did not result
fatally.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-04-09

A portion of the framework of the
new railroad bridge has been erected
and the structure is rapidly approaching
completion.