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Meeting of the Democratic Paris
Executive Committee.

1ACLdtitC
At regular meeting of Che Democratic Cen
trel Committee OF this parish held this 18th day
Of November. 1888, II was resolved:
1. That primary elections be held in each
Justice Of the Peace ward of the perish on
Tuesday, November q, 1888 from - O'Clock N.
Convention to he held at the Court House. III
the town of Donaldsonville on Thursday, No
vember %. 1888, at u o'clock u. for the purpose
of choosing delegates to the Democratic nomi-
nat 1S convention to be held at Baton Rouge
on the 18th of December, 1888. and for the
further purpose OF Teorganlz'ng the Democratic
Parish Executive Committee and to adopt such
other measures as they may deem necessary fol-
the good of the party.
2. That the number of delegates from each
ward. voting PLACES and Commissioners of
Election were fixed as follows:
First ward-two delegates; poll Henry E.
Duffel's store; Commissioners, H. +. Duffel and
George Degrui.
Second warda.two delegates, poll. R. Co
and Fl. T. Richard.
Third ward-tuo delegates; poll Dufossard
Gregoire's store; Commissioners, :. Gomez and
Fourth ward--four delegates; poll, Court
House in Donaldsonville; Commissioners, P.
Leche and G.. A. Gondren.
store; Commissioners, Elphege Capbern and d.
Fortier.
Sixth vard-two delegates; list precinct. OAR
rowville; Commissioners, r. T. Hart and Fred.
Higgason. I'd precinct Houmas Store; Com
missioners, E. Schmitt and J. T. Blouin.
Seventh Werd-two delegates; poll, Ashland
warehouse; Commissioners, Thos. Miller and H.
4. Percy.
Eighth ward-one delegate; poll, New River
Lane Store; Commissioners, Steve Blouin and
Ninth wart-fve delegates; poll, St. Amant's
Store; Commissioners, J. A. Gonzales and
Camille st. Amant.
Tenth ward-four delegates; poll, Dutch
Stores; Commissioners, Adam Braud and I. W.
Brown. +. N. PUGH, Secretary.
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SUGAR SoU1Bs.-The cool, bracing wealth
er of the past week has been very favorable
in its effects upon the cane crop yet stand
ing, and there is a steady improvement in
the average yield obtained by our sugar
producers. Two frosts have been observed
by early risers; both were quite light, and
in fact scarcely noticeable near the river.
Thursday night there was slight freeze,
but we have yet to hear a complaint of in
july to the crop. The weather bureau re-
ports indications of clear and warmer
weather for this section to-day and to-mor-
row, and ct the time this article is written
there IS every indication of the fulfllment
OF the prediction.
Mr.. Henry Cook is, we believe, the first
Ascension sugar planter to finish the work
of taking off his crop. The last of his cane
was under the shed by Thursday noon, it
had all passed through the mill and the last
strike was th.own off about o'clock yes
terday morning. Mr.. Cook has made IS
or 81 hogsheads, which is more than he had
anticipated. Besides his own crop, he took
off that of his neighbo1, Mr.. E. Droege,
which reached about ten hogslleads.
Mrs. James Dodds also finished grinding
on her Home place, in the first ward yester-
day. We have not learned the yield, but
understand that it was quite satisfactory.
Messrs. Adlard Landry and R. O. Ian
dry, also of the first ward, expect to get
through grinding during week after next.
We are informed that the latter gentleman
is getting two hogsheads Of sugar per acre,
and will make about 125 hogsheads, &
larger crop, we believe, than he has ever
before grown on his fertile little plantation.
A first weird friend brings us the infor-
nation that another breakdown of some
portion of the machinery occurred at the
New Hope sugar house yesterday, and that
operations had also been temporarily sus-
pended at the adjoining Ascension place
by reason of a leaky boiler.
Yesterday morning the mill at the eau
din place was again brought to standstill
by the breaking of a crown wheel. Only
a very short delay will result from the ac-
cident.
At Mr.. U. Prejean's place, just below the
Belle Terre, in Assumption parish, the re-
turn plate of the mill was broken last week.
Messrs. Schiller & Brinker of Donaldson
vile repaired the damage on short notice.
On the Armelise plantation, belonging to
the Dugas brothers, near Palncourtvilie, the
sugar yield is said to be averaging fully
two hogsheads to the acre and evinclng
steady increase. As there were $50 acres
Of good cane to grind when the rolling sea-
son opened, the prospect for large crop
is excellent. It is probable the Armelse
mill will be kept going until Christmas.
The cold snap of Wednesday and Thurs
day caused our planters to throw all their
available force into the fields TOR the puf-
nose of windrowing cane. and laboFefs
we're in considerable demand N many
quarters.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17
Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR MEETING.
Courthouse November IS, 1883.
The Town Council met this day in regular
session.
The roll was called, which resulted as fol
lows:
Present-Victor Maurin, Mayor; DR.. VIM.
McGalliard, Patrick Solozano, Gustave Israel,
Emanuel Bercler, Myer Lemann.
Absent-Dominique Gentil.
The following report of the Committee on
Public Works was received and read:
DoNALDsoNvILrE, La. Nov. 5, 1883.
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council Of
Donaldsonville:
The undersigned committee appointed to ex-
anime the wharf beg leave to make the follow
ing report: We have carefully examined the
wharf to be delivered by late lessee, Felix Lo-
Blanc, under notarial contract with town and
nd that the construction of said wharf does not
comply with contract and specifications passed
befo1e r. P. Landry, Notary Public, on the
18th day Of September, 1876, and recorded III
book of miscellaneous acts.
Respectfully suh " # Z irp,v
designations of Dominique Variant and JOS
A. Duffel as Sergeants of Police, were received
and accepted.
On motion of Gustaye Israel, duly. seconded.
and carried. v. C. Gabrielle and Lucien Acosta
we're elected as Sergeants of Police to fill the
vacancies caused by the designations of Variant
and Duffel.
On motion of E. Bercier. it was
Resolued That committee of three be ap-
pointed to examine further into the contract
between Mr.. F. Leblanc, wharf lessee, and the
town, and ascertain definitely from said Lee
Blanc what he intends doing in the matter, said
committee to make q report as soon as they
have learned the final determination of said
Leblanc.
The Mayor appointed OF said committee
Messrs. McGalliard, Israel and Bercier.
The following resolution was offered by MI.
Israel and adopted:
Resolued, That the Secretary pro tenn. Mr.. G..
A. Gondran, be requested to examine the lease
granted by the town of the batture lots on La
fourche street and report at the next meeting
of the Council as to the legality of said lease.
The following bills were approved:
Felix Leblanc saw-niil SIS s5;A. Genazzini,
S12 10; Auguste Bercegeay, s25 90; q. A. Con
dram S25 90; Baptiste Honore, s. 90.
The Council then adjourned until tie next
regular meeting day.
4 true copy:
G. \. GoNDRAN, Secretary pro tena.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the Town of DonaidsonyiGie for the Week
Ending Yesterday,

Ending yesterday
PEEP-O'- J. Capdevielle. Michael
Riley, Frank Riedle. Baton Rouge; Emile Gal
laugher and lady, J. W: Wilson, Bayou Goula;
Z. Foulon. L. E. Jung. Fl. Mason; Jheo. Frois,
j., L; G. Bell New Orleans; WIN: +. Fanning,
Philadelphia: /. Fenley, Houma; VIM. 0. Hardy,
Rapides; w. W. English, Kentucky; A. Wat kins,
7. P. 7. Co.; Chas., Johnston, Chicago: F. Pa
neso, Texas; Mrs. Sarah A. LePert, Harry Lee
Pert, Wisconsin.
LEE-Clsire Scott and Company: Miss Claire
Scott, Miss Fannie kaston Mrs. Florence Hunt,
s. K. Coburn, John English, Robert Barrett s.
6: Hunt F. 3; Hayes, 6. G. Sexton 4. 3; Howe,
Little Rosa, Duncan Clark, Agent; G. II. Sick
mig. Houston; Thos Campbell, N. Jones, Chi
eago; 6. H. Dwyer; J. n. Bleulsr p B; barton,
NJ. Levy, c. Johnson. W. Holloway and wife s.
Lippman, G: c. Kramer. NJ. Battel, D. Clark,
w. II. II. Judson, T:mes-Democrnt, e. s. Chase,
Joe Z. Janfroid, 8. L. We'll, Geo. Bloomfield,
NJ. Bloch. Matt. NJ: Mari, e. A. Coulon,. r. R.
Rozillo, J. A. Hudler, E. H. Tounier New Or
leans; Az. R ley St. John; J n. keating,
stein. Cincinnat; Frank Howe, Cairo; J. Sar-
toru=, Atlanta; r. Hacket AssunE tion; G. Full
ton. A. Bond. Kentucky, L. N. Howard st.
Louis.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

A colored boy named Robert Cutno had
his left hand crushed by being caught in
the machinery Of the Riverton sugar mill,
The other day, and DR.. Love found it nee
essary to amputate the little finger.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estray Notice.

FEsAKEN UP in the village of Port Barrow on
4 the 18th inst,
TWO OLD MULES,
one white and the other bay with no brands
visible, both bearing marks of the rubbing of
ers are hereby notified to como forward, prove
property and pay costs within the legal delay,
in default of which the animals will be disposed
of according to law.
Parish of Ascension November II, 1883.
ANTOINE RODRIG UE.
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Phoenix Fire Company has donated $40
to the fund being raised by the Ladies' Aid
Association for the suppose Of purchasing a
bell for the Episcopal Church. The fund
aggregates more than 500.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

We are gratifed to hear that Mrs. Theo-
dule Richard, who has been lying at the
point of death with heart disease, is much
better, circumstance upon which We con-
graduate the estimable lady and her
friends.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

A. Riggs & Bro, cistern makers. 247 Delord
St., N. o. Send for price list.
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Mr.. Pierre Klopnan has lost a little dog
of fine breed, and will literally reward any
one who will recover and return the animal.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

A pretty little sign bearing the mystic
title, ''bar room," has been suspended i'll
front of the Courthouse exchange. Tie
board was ornamental by the skillful
brush of Mr.. T. H. Donlon, who is a
painter hard to beat.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

Mrs. Julia Israel has been in New Or
leans this week, returning home last night.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

District Attorney Earhart and family
are in New Orleans. Mrs. EaThart and
sons left by boat last Sunday and friend
Ferd. followed chem last night.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

Verify, the luck of our friend Jos. M.
Heating, Esq, is almost phenomenal. He
manages to ''strike Howard - nearly every
mountaineering gathered in $50 prize at
last Tuesdays drawing-and when he takes
chances in rattle, the prize might almost
as we'll be turned over to him forthwith.
In the grand Israel tombola he won hand
some dog cart, and now we hear that he IS
also the fortunate winner of horse rallied
in Iberville parish. If some one VIII put
ND a set of harness and some one else
stable to be disposed of on the La. ;. l..
plan. we shall doubtless soon be able 10
congratulate friend Joe upon the posses
SION of . complete "hprse establishment.
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After attending the funeral of his de-
ceased sister-in-law, Mrs. ]. c. Levi, which
took place in New O-leans OIL Tuesday. MIR.
Pierre Klopman went to Shreveport to es-
cort Mrs. Klopman home. They will ar
rive on Sundays train.
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COnstable's Sale.
State of Louisiana Sixth Ward Justice Court
Parish Of Ascension.
DIR. L. Winchester,
vs. No. 22,
George and Margaret Hampton.

HeY virtue OF and in obedience to writ of f.
4 ia. issued by the Justice Of tho Peace .of the
above named Court and to me directed. under
date of October IL, 1888. have seized and will
offer for sale at the office of said Justice of tie
Peace, at the Marchand settlement, III the sixth
justice ward Of the parish of Ascension. On
Saturday, November 10, 1883,
at IL o'clock ~. the following described prop
erty, to-Hlt:
ONE BLACK HORSE,
seized in the above suit and offered for sale te
satisfy the judgment therein rendered, together
with all costs.
Terms and Cond:tions-CAsH on the spot IL
United States currency.
Parish of Ascension October %, 1853.
ANTHONY PACK.
Constable, Sixth Ward Justice Court
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Two old mules, one white and the other
bay animal have been taken up by Mr..
Antoine Rodrigue in Port Barrow and are
advertised as estrays
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

Mrs. S. Goette, Jr., returned from visit
to New Orleans this week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

Joe and Frank, the skiilful performers
on the violin and harp who nave been loca-
ted at the Lee Hotel in this town for some
months past, have made an engagement to
travel with the Claire Scott Company and
furnish music at their entertainments.
They are fine musicians and good boys
and we wish them success wherever they
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D0NALDsONVILLE, La,
Saturday, November IL, '83.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

No base ball last Sunday on account of
bad weather.
Who has found and who lost revolver?
See advertisements.
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MEETINGS NEXT WEEK.-Donaldsonvill
Lodge No. 2639, Knights Of Honor, Tues
day evening.
Terpsichorean Social Club, Wednesday
evening.
Kenneth Lodge No. Al, Knights of Pyth-
las, Thursday evening.
Ascension Council No. sc, American Lee
gion Of Honor, Saturday evening.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

A SMALL SrRIKE.-The centrifugal hands
employed in thesugar- house at Mr.. Beirne's
Clark plantation struck for higher wages
this week. Their demand net with a per-
emptory refusal and they were informed
that their services would be no longer re-
nuired. Other men were engaged to take
charge of the centrifugals end there was no
delay in the work of that department. The
strikers are all young white men residing
in Port Barrow.
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LIST OF LETTERS

If not called for in four weeks will be sent tc
the Dead Letter Office.
LOUIS LEFORT, P. II.
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4 COLoRED YoUrH MURDEREo.-S,ortly
after dark last Sunday evening homicide
was committed at the store of Mr.. Thos.
Cox, situated i'll the upper portion OF AS
sumption parish, on the right bank of Ba-
you Lafourche, just :oelow the line of AS
censlon. The principals in the affair were
Oscar Royal, and David Burreli, both col
ored, the latter q mere youth. We have
received only meagre particulars, but these
are sufficient 10 justify the presumption
tina, the killing was g eowardly and hide
feasible murder The parties had been
gambling, We believe, ana had dispute
about the game which waxed quite warm
and involved an Interchange Of the CON-
plments usual to such discussions. The
war of words soon subsidized, however, and
as Burrell started to leave the store he babe
Royal good night. The man was in vicious
mood and responded to the good naturcd
salute with the sur!y remark that he ''didn't
want none Of your good nights" and sud-
denly drawing a revolver he shot the boy
through the body, the bail entering near
the navel and inhictlng wound that proved
fatal within few hours after the shooting.
The murderer made his escape and had not
been captured al last accounts.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by the CLERK and Recorder Of Ascension
parisn During the Week Ending Yesterday.
Charles H. Foster TO Miss E:1.1n: Williams,
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Lost.
Found,

NEAR the Donallsolville Market-Fouse, a
~ REVOLVER. The ow Ter Can recover the
article by proving property and paying for this
advertisement. Inquire at The CHIEF office.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

A meeting of the Nichols Club of the
sixth Justice ward has been called for next
Thursday, at 3o'clock P. NJ, for inc purpose
of nominating two delegates to the Dem
ocratic parish convert ton which is to be
held at Donaldsonyille on the both inst.
The call is signed by DR.. A. c. Love, pres
ident, and Mr.. R. T. Hart, secretary OF the
club, and the meeting will take place at
Darrowville. The delegates nominated will
be voted for at the primary election to oc-
cur on Tuesday, November 81.
PROSPECTIVE Observation-Disclosures have
been received from three travelling the
at-.ical troupes inquiring the terms upon
which a hall can be secured for perform
ences in Donaldsonville. The companies
are Lambert & Richardson's Combination,
Fred. Wards Strong Combination and the
Goldens, and it is more than probable that
one or all will shortly appear here. The
popular Basye Standard Dramatic Com
pany has been playing to full houses IN
Baton Rouge this week, but we presume
Donaldsonville is not to be included III their
route this season. They did we'll here last
December and we should be glad to see
them come again.
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A GOOD lDEA.-A proposition has been
mooted to give an entertainment al an
early date for the purpose of raising funds
for the enlargement and improvement Of
the Phoenix Hall stage, and we shall be
pleased to see the project take definite
shape and be carried to a successful con-
clusion. The advantages to be devised
from the proposed improvement are man
fold and so patent as to render their re-
capitulation unnecessary. With a roomy
we'll appointed stage, affording increased
facilities for the proper presentation Of
plays, an augmented interest in theatrical
performances would undoubtedly ensue
that could not fail to be profitable to all
interested. The best local talent can be
secured for participation in an entertain
ment having the object herein stated, and a
programme arranged that will insure a
crowded house and gratifying financial
result
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-17

BIG GAME.-Capt. JOS. Gonzales of New
River visited town yesterday for the pur-
pose of attending the meeting of the Dem
ocratic parish committee, and paid us the
compliment of pleasant call. More than
this, he brought us bunch of game-a
dozen squirrels and duck killed by his
little sons-which proved welcome addi-
ton to our larder, and we can assure him
the present was highly appreciated. Capt.
Gonzales informs us that, within the past
two OR three weeks, he and his brother, ac-
companied by several of their neighbors,
have killed four bears in the woods back of
the Beirne plantations. The animals were
OF the ordinary black species and one of
them weighed 40S pounds, yielding a large
quantity of grease in addition to his fat,
tender and juicy meat. Deer are compare
lively scarce in the New River section, while
bears are unusually plentiful.
Mrs. J. G. Levi, wife of one of the prom
inent merchants of Shreveport and sister of
Mrs. Pierre Klopman of our Gown, died in
the former city on Monday last, and the
remains were taken to New Orleans on the
Texas and Pacific railroad the following
day for interment. Mrs. Klopman had
gone to Shreveport to visit her sister and was
there when the sad death TRANSFERRED. Mrs.
Levi was most estimable lady, beloved
by all who enjoyed her acquaintance, and
her untimely loss has saddened large cir
Gle of devoted relatives and friends. Mr..
Klopman took the train here Tuesday and
accompanied the remains to the city, where
he attended the funeral. He was warmly
attached to his sister-in-law and is deeply
affected by her death. We tender our heart
felt sympathies to Mr.. and Mrs. Klopman
and all the be-eaved relatives OF the Ia
mentel deceased
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-07-31
D. Lowell Lamson M. D.,
TslsEraphy.

Mr.. Richardson has hal charge OF Brids ton
High School for the past ten years; MISS stone
ia a graduate of Gorham Normal school:
Arrangements have been made BY which stu
dents may be transported daily for the whole term
from stations the p o. Railroad at the foi-
lowing rates Prom Brownheld or Conway Cen
tire, $500; from Hiram, North Conway or Inter.
vale, Sio; from West Baldwin, tl2; Baldwin or
Bartlett, Sl3; Steep Falls. els. The studies Will
be arranged TO accommodate those boarding nj
home and coming on the train.
Fryeburg Academy has just been
selected by the government OF Bow
doin College as one Of its three fitting
schools, Hallowell and Washington
Academies being the others. Stu
dents fitting for Bowdoin will be ex-
amined at the Academy, thus saving
the expense of a trip to Brunswick.
The Academy has the largest and
finest Telescope in this section and a
Library embracing six hundred vol,
umes. Ten thousand dollars has re-
Gently been added to the fund.
Board in good families only $500 per week
Rooms for those who wish 70 board themseivel
can be obtained ct reasonable rates.
uition.-Common Branches. ~ o.; hiGhei
For Board, Rooms. or further information, appi,
70 Hon. GEO. b. BARROWS, secretary,
or ALBERT +. RICHARDSON.
Fryeburg, July, 1883
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-07-31
Our Reporter. Vacation Notes.

DyRfNG his ramblcs this season, our Mr.. n
has taken upon himself the task Of satisfying
eur numerous readers that whatever goods are
manufactured in our goodly city OF Roger VIII
lAms. are q a. D. igh grade, and SINE IN quail
~ A. can l.. produced ia any spot on the globe
k.t.riallv j. tins 80 when the skilled pharmacies
Of many vvar,' experience resolves % extract
from The uucst botanical specimens OF the Nese-
table wurIl the most potent cure for some special
disease. l. p~uof q his assertion that FfO'F
i.uf. ri Aft lr, tLe beSt lac relates an interview
With 80 gcCuliutanre gwen him while solcarn-
INK tempnrArily at As&~rssidenee. She says,
About a wear I >1fi<ors severely from t.he1inA-
t.,al iu my Huilr. ara NeuFalsta In The head
Which I endured two or three months Win A.
much I1tiruc,. ~ i-ssiblc. bs'ing under the treat
u,ant al AN "a s.!ieut doctor. and trying many
kllis ~ r....ir, without any marked effect
Al lAs; "a medical friend advised me T. Try Hunts
Remedy b.,ag,. he attributed my severe suffer
ilx Q, tre lad condition q my kidneys, which
we're not performing their proper functions, and
I Commences. taking b. aud IA lev days the
neuralgia had departed. NY headache had en-
tirely disappeared the swelling IA my limbs and
Joints as.d gunr and have not had q touch 0i "
since. More recently Was troubled With iniPa
ri:s ~ tA, bio.,l Which showed itself IN severe
eruppous GA NY face again resorted 10 Hunts
Remedy. ami after taking Il short time was
completely cured Of thlg complaint. Hunts
kerac,ly has proved yery beueacial - me in AZ
iAcks Of SEX headache which IL always Al!eTi-
ates ami nocce the improvement a. SON as i
take ,he Remedy THIS Remedy has strengthen
ing eleu,.nt- for "a has made me feel much
stronger and hS, bc-n very beneficial % my gen
rrAi health. must heartily recommend i 10 all
sufferers like myself Mrs. l. q. TANNER, No.
10 Pearl Street