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THE GREAT

THE GREAT
nor[ls nI 1 IE N9kIH' WEST AND S9pTHWEsT;
STILL Halls MAGS1Ff 6tlSf ssp pf eEsEf
So II EFFECT NOVEMBER 18Th, 1os3.
TRAINS LEAVE NAsHISGToS, from STATION CORNER
ma. or SIXTH Asp B STREETS, As roLLows;--
FoPittsbur- and tie West; Chicago Limited Express
ste daily WIN sl$sins Cars from Haris 'il;
e Cincinnati Wsiern Express 7:4O p m, daily with
eiearo Via cqabns and 9 St M r. ' T. WITH idf
i5j daiiy 5, fr fit IS MIND and the ' Vest s WITH
Palace slesglnS Car &asllinst,,n 10 Ghc1so
For Erie, CaIandaieua, Rochester, Buffalo NiaCara.
l9:o2 p M daily f1etlt satliTslay with Faase Cars
Train leaving Washington CA Saturday hight VIII not
Tor Willlarsort. Lock Haven and Elnira at 9:soa m
Fer NV YORK and lie East. Is a. NJ 1oH0a La,
il iY9 a n 10 LIrc On n sI1d1s o 5 :22snd
go a. M daily eSctl Sanday. oai1
Fer Bcston without change I:iop. m every week day.
For BrdoEiyn. 4 - al through, trains connect at J4-
sey t-ty with beats Of Broollyn Annex, af,rtling
iiaye across New York city. 40
Tor IlGdeiI Ina, sl5 ana 1880 m, Lao. 400 1000
md Ill p IA On Sunday, 400 1910 and II Is 7. m
llIled lxircss sac a. IN; daily. eNceIt Sunday.
foo. 4:23, 30. ESQ, $50 I0C0 and III Is D. m ON
Sunday, 9z0lO:0 m.4 30 ESQ., 7:io 10 60 and HIS
For Popes Creek Line. ESQ a. N. and 4:lOp m daily
For Annapolis. Go am and 40 m daily. oxccptsun-
ALIXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For AoxandTia s:S5 40 a:25. IL o5 and IL IS am
zG5, -, 5tO G2i, 05 and IL 80 pm Sundayat
For Richmond and the South 6:35 and :o5 am daily
ard $50 IN; daily EXCEPT sunday
and 1920 am: leo S:O5 3d. $40 7:0S and "a 40 D.
NJ. and l2:l0 Midnight On Sunday s05 and l0:io
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
ton where orders lett the checking bag-
fase to destination fr8In h6tels and F1sdences
CHAS. E. PUGH. General MANAGER. nit
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
HE FAST AND The WEST
VIA. WASHINGTON.

TIE FAST &. A SIP The wEsL
roUBLE THICK. JASNEY COUPLER
scrc5,,e 70 talk, 81 Sill ~ IL Hhi ~ 70 700,
Leave Washington from station. OF New J.rsey
az lue ald stIect by Eastern Standard 18th Merf-
Tor Chicago Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
Through Coaches and Palace scinr Cars i To- a S5a
remit. without change; IOl i. daily 10 Chicago.
For IittsIurg at lois a. m. and 8 20 r. m daily; $40
I'M 10 l7ttsturg Cleveland and Detroit, with Sleep
Fer Tclelo and Detroit via. Molroeyille. lois A. m
Ga;lE with Sleeper tor Toledo. Wheeling and Lake
Trans Tor Ililadelllia and New York at s1oa. m.
lal{or and Sleeping Cars attached
f3T B "a, on TG'k days Csc 60 SEQ s:1o9
aia loto am ITO 30 80 ) 500 40. "a nln-
ut rem. z;5O, 3D. co S:l0. IJ-o0. 10 Is pm.
80 3 4:49 $50 :, $40, Id:o0 Pm. wv '"' --'
For AuIiaioiis, $50 I 90 l2:I0 and 40 pm:
Tor Nay stations GetTcn Hashirston ard Baltimore.
g. CSC. sam. 1910 nm $50 sac and Iu:I5 pin
1er stii,GnS on Metropolitan branch. 80 IN and
5:+5 I'm. daily except Sunday, AS pm daily TOR
Gaii. 2gIt sunday; fo2 J. xlurton. stauntou and
49, = iiiicn' 80 am dalty sxcet sunday %
pm and ':45 l'-ln. daily except sunday
sunday H5s o iSiS o an SR id P daily . Szeeps
Tran arrive from tie West daily CO. $50 aln 22a
From New York and PHILADELPHIA 2:55. sSoam daily.
From Allialolls s lo:iO l:5o. 6:S7 pm; sun
day. lU:4o I'M. 81 pm.
Iloln llekjIl-on, 620 a. daily and 2:l5 r. m daily
From fredlick and intermediate points. SIS loo,
a. In, 215, 10 7. and D. IN daily except
Sunday; 90 I. N. daily from Point u Rocks
7:l5 go o BIO aud 1870 a m ~ Ia "a q a 40 (
"a "a, g1o ana lg;l' p N; on SUNDAYS 40.
81 Trans nom Washington stop Ct Relay Station except
for further information apply at the Baltimore and
6lo 1IcEet oiice-Naslinei0n Station, tl9 ana 1851
Mlll be taken for aegase to 1t checked AID received at
i; NJ .'i cL i LENS NJ of T. Baltimore
Ms T. b LORD. GolI lassenger Agent.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
THE Brsr Ar TIM LOWEST PmcE.

We sell the finest Flames rnasa We Cua-Sntca
them to be superior to others. and cfscnCes--ssss
comparison We sell the best Pianos for sles
to $3.50 less than you pay fer cheap grade.
After you have examined what dealers will try 70
You come and Il yoJ have OLD Piano w will
take it part payment for Square U,qiglt =: .
value. We always have bargain IN a-ly new second!
hand Piano. small payments to suit customers
PIANO EXCHANGE
d27 49, 10th street n arthNes.
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IL ny ,''| s'''''''i ''''- TIE ""' > 81 i'''''A
Ni'"'@f i - -T't5 u ever lac latest report
AL arnaily ASTOUNDING one. is that the s.irpWd
raarTa=,...or of o. T. stor<s j. nrantfr4Ily not
- - -. O.. 60, = ~ -.
: 80 :,
~ 'i'''-ii ' - az HIS VIZ" ''' - e' ''li
tn"if properly To tae oregon lfahScoHtlne:itii
c1.I1flv II that Nj TI1.ar,! * suffering llor,
t'Ilr .,y.. III. h4,t4at at ~. sto hoIars II is
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r,., -,
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IN .'l.'''.'
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80 as ~'' - -. '''i'.'' '',.,'u'
j. - '-,'.si> -'---s''- 'i'e i!''- : q" ga
st.''. ".'''it-F"S particularly otter ABOUT '4i-
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- ,...----.. e-.s-,4. To-,t.fI tr,+ ,.4-,~ ~.
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S-sls''s 4 nave I-'fi''l MS hi'iet Is 7,t-d Il
lave, t3I orF3 .}t->l. 5ut NJ. Willard took tina.
a. r..,.i!v n h.. " MD z3n41 yil and the SEQ
,...-- ,-,+ f.,.,, =, +1. ~ -, ,b, 49,. =
-, 80. l.! - -. 49, - if
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iA\''iiA AM t'''iiAN Attn
i'S 't-'9 i''''t '-'d'i"' ''-'atl Is ID support
III i-''-,'! Ill 'it- eA-.'- ,'i''' III ne f"tA
hN,'7&' '.-i''f. "lti ht~ff7 on MONDAY. :
S.,,-' mere = ~ reason WIZ II Shadd DC
"a: ,'''' men "e l'i''iNs vi II edIiit' however
- ''---'.'-A i.'S a'p't' a. H''e a2'ii-y a. an
'f = - ''"',- ~ r. an "1'fe>S, "Hf:e
49, 3, 80 "'' -1i'-'t'iil- Hut: ~ -,o!-
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''- t-.'.'-.+3 : '' 80 Iirf T'%-H'",,I'tiit' IN
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Preparing for Emergencies.

COurant.
P. I. Barnum on Saturday executed a codicil
to his will. To meet possible future claim of
insanity, directed against his will. he called in
his family physician and two other well-known
Bridgeport doctors. one a homeopathic and
the other an allopathist, all Of whom witnessed
his signature and made oath that they believed
the testator to be of sound and disposing mind
and memory.
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A BOAT CLUB is an organization formed for
the purpose of having dances during the win
ler.-BostOa Post,
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4 SSIGNEES SALE OF PIANOS AND------as.,
"A ORGANS. III ESkI

No. Il TSIoS SQUARE y. Y. Dec. 1lth. lisa
CHtUNCEY J. REED, AZ 7Jh 81 n Washington. Il c:
Dear Sir sCtiE OF, siOn. have itlrCi.aSed
account ~ the aSsCTeS sale Of the effects of
cents the dollar based factory inventory of
stock and 40 cents the dollar estimated value Of
rented stock The goods on the fCor viii be forwarded
In time for your holiday trade. the rEtS ins; rt ats
as .ast as can GIT them in. Should these goods he iate
IN arriving iltrhass Wait. and gUt piano or
bran the celebrated maker. at less
than 80 yer of price Guoted 10y the regular AGENT.
There IS hardly first class maker az note IN tho conn
try not re! Gte tls stock. which also embraces
piano stools, aud musical instruments Of every
description. Believing have done that Will meet
your h ATTY alirohator, and extending to You the
pLiEen;s CT the :, ason. am
Your Ia0st obeiient servant,
J. W. HARDCASTLE
Ne. IA genuine ChicheTinC Piano: regular price
500: has round corners. double vsneer.d rosewood
case massive carved legs and ly1T superb IL power AMI
singing quality q tone offered II S,5o.
No An UPRIGHT II elegant Wood case largo
IS oct., strnse grand action regular, $3.50; offered
No 3-Frcm the factory OF VIM Knabe < Co. double
round Square Grand in solid rosewood very tTst
class nl3tcilIss Instrument. regular, 500 offered al
So.
No Ar upright in massively carved case equal in
tone ard action 10 No 3; rs octave. trlIl srin
Peerless instrument: Regular, $500 offered. S215.
No "a beautiful ESty Organ; regular. SIS; offered
al $50.
- O. genuine Mason Halnlin Organ; regular
No 7-Secoli- hand Pianos for beginners at $40 and
so
No e-Tle Ira-chlcss slonniHco- Cylnl,ella Or-ans
offered 2: uiirr iantel hsTains; the only Organs III
tie world Contai li,iic com ,,te chime of bells
\. Bring deposit. positively refusal given with
out it. CuACNCEI J. REED,
dis .s} 7th ST n W
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An inquest was held in New York yesterday in
tk3 case or Thomas Fitzpatrick, who was shot BIZ
Folceinan George Smith. who claimed that he was
cbl5ed to do 1t iii seT-defense. The jury found
that inc shoo,lllg was entirely unIustihable, and
An eX-pocy dealer In New York was recently
taken into the service OF Inspector Byrnes and EN-
poyed TO obtain Information regarding Motley
saops. Yesterday Inspector Byrnes was enabled to
arrest 80 policy dealers, whose names were Obtained
by the spy.
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WHEEE WILL
ALITTLE MONEY BUY TIE MOST?
If it is Clothing that is needed, you viii find at tho
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.'S
S T R
81. So, 50 and SO viii buy botter-nal, Suits and
Ovelcoats than Other stores sell ut
$40 81, So and SIS.
from paying the usual big profit tina. goes to the re-
taller and wc;iye you coed Clothing actual cost
as it ia possible for ANY place to offer.
81 FINE CASHMERE SUITS
ST DTEsSE CASHMERE OVERCOATS,
$40 NEAT WORSTED SUITS,
IS GOOD MELTON OvERCOATS,
sl2 DHEss DIAGONAL SUITS.
$13 FINE CORkSChEW SUITS,
$12 Su.K-FACED OyERCOATs.
The above arc but samples of cur many bargains We
are the peoples defenders against high prices
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
DBL CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS.
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NORTH GKRM.SHoYp-

CuAAkD LINE
NOTICE
TsNE ROUTE.
IEF CTStTD STEAMSHIP COMPANY IIErTTFU
BE1NlEN MN YORK AND LIN ERpOCI.
GAIIING AT CORK HAltBoR.
lEJM PIER 90 y L.. MEM YORK
Gallia...-.--. We'd. Jan. 3 payouia.-.. Md Tsh e.
Soy ;hia We'd Jan Ii. Gallia.-...... Wed. Feb. IL
Stll!laloila \, cd. Jan N So lima We'd lrh %.
Bothnia. We'd. Jan 20 CeIls''Iia Wed. F,h II.
AND EkEhl NEDNESDAl FROM NEW YORk.
Rates OF Passage-SGa. SO and SlO0, according
cOlt1nOlatiun.
Storage at very low rates. Storage tickets from Tiv-
s1ool and Queenstown and al other parts OF Europe 40
Lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for belfast. Glasgow
EaIre Antwerp aid other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean FORTS
For freight and passage srply at the Company's Office
No. 4, Bowling Green, both steeraee and cabin
OILS Bl0ELON & Co, Oo5 9TH street, Washington.
hGhNON II. BROWN K co. New York
orfo hessrs. OTIS BIGEI4oW & co.
1anlS Cos 9Th street, Washington.
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DOn't Lend Your Cigar.

Lord Shaftesbury said in q recent speech in
England that he did not believe the question of
diSestablishin" the Church of England had been
put in its full proportions before the country at
large. He felt that there was a large number of
Workingmen who. If the matter were placed
@Fayeiy before them whether they would extn-
%uish the church which had existed i'm the
country for more than 4 Thousand years. and.
"ith all its'evils, had produced prodi.ons
results for good, would hesitate to reply in the
affirmative.
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PmvArE STOCK TELEGRAPH VINES
PETwEEy
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
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ADAMS & Go.
BANEERs AND BROKERS,
e.. I STREET NORTHWEST
Cfer sTecial Inducements f. hry or sell CRUDE
IEIECLEUAl, eit-er tor Cash Margin
1tLoTs OF 100 BARRELS OR MORE
wninvite correspondence Authorization cheerfully
Fivcn. o5
gpUY AND SELL L. s. GOVT AND ID. C. BONDS;
SAiso. MASH Z. GAoLIG.aI AID AL other City
Stock.
DEPOSITS received subject to check.
Weray SiokCIX attention to obtaining CORRECT
End EELIABI Information regarding orr various city
securities ana are Irelare. - times answer quI-
IKE legariing same.
HARRY c. TOWERS 4 CO.
BANKEES. BROKERS AND INSURANCE
ry31 1870 STREET NORTHWEST
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Manufacturing every garment we SELL we save you
from paying the usual big profit ta. goes the re-
taller and weve you coed Clothing actual cost
as it ia possible for ANY place to offer
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Eoncs, Stocks ard Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission,
No. 5c9 18TH STREET (CoRCORAN BUILDINGJ
Agency tor Prince and Whitley Stock Brokers
(1BEoADwAY. NEW YoRK.
Every rass or Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco. Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York, Boston and Washington Orders executed the
New York Stock Ixcl.ange ct one-eighth of one per
cent commission Private ard direct telegraph wires
&c Richmond Baltimore PHILADELPHIA New York and
Boston, through which orders executed the
Stock Exchanges in these cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the markets received through
wires INSTANTLY CiIeet rom Tie New York Stock
EXCHANGE nj
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In Menoriam.
CASTLE HALL. KENNETH LODGE No. II, J
Knights of Pythias.
DOnaitlsOnyil1e Ia Aup 4 1894 \

CASTLE HALL, KENNETH LODGE No. IL, J
Knights of Pythias.
DonaldsOnville, La, Aug. Z. 1884.
WHEREAS, Divine Providence having been
pleased to remove from this earthly life our be-
loved and worthy brother, On. ALBERT CLAR-
ENCE Love, who died on the 18th of July, 1884,
at his home in this parish: and
Whereas, 1t is meet that the members of this
Lodge should give some public expression to
the deep regret they feel by reason Of the loss
of their worthy friend and brother, and their
appreciation of his many estimable qualities
and high character; therefore, be it
Resolued, That the demise of DR.. A. C. Love
has deprived Kenneth Lodge of one of its no.
best truest and most devoted members whose
upright walk in life and fine sense of honor in
all his dealings made him an ornament to the
order of knights of Pythias and to society at
large; and the lamentable closing Of a career Of
such honorable achievement and brilliant prom
Use IS misfortune to the entire community of
which he was a universally respected citizen.
ResotUed. That in common with all who en-
loyed the friendship or acquaintance of our de-
ceased brother and friend we extend to his be-
reaved mother, brothers and other relatives
our most earnest sympathy in their hour of af-
Fiction and trial. and we lament with them the
sad event which has torn from the scene of his
usefulness one of natures noblemen, faith
eul friend. an Invaluable citizen and a jealous
Knight of Pythias.
Knight A, G. Love the Castle Hall of Kenneth
Lodge shall be draped in mourning for a period
of thirty days; that copies of these resolutions
be published In the local newspapers, spread
upon the minutes of the Lodge and transmitted
by the Keeper of Records and Seal to the fam
lily OF our lamented brother.
ROBT. s: STQART,
PAUL LECHE,
Committee.
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In Memoriam.
HALL OF DoNALDsoSvIILE LODGE No. 26s9, J
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Donaldsonyille, La. August 5. 1884. J

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
DOnaldsonyllle, La. August s. 1854.
WHEREAS Brother Albert Clarence Love. a
worthy and homored member of the Knights of
and whereas, we are DESTROYS of expressing our
high esteem and love for our deceased brother:
Be 1t resOlued That Brother A. G. Love by his
uniform and faithful performance of all the
duties imposed upon him by the rules of our
order, had proved himself true and trusty
Knight and an ornament and honor to our
society. That in him we recognized ono who
fully realized the duties OF his membership and
ON all occasions strove to advance the Interests
of our noble order. That in his death we lose
Nh active and Jealous worker from our ranks.
That constant intercourse with him only served
to make US better appreciate the noble qualities
with which he was endowed, and to cause us to
love him as man whose high sense Of honor
prevented his ever doing IN unworthy act, and
whose life was a brilliant picture of true knight
hood.
That his example and life should be a strong
incentive to all of us, and proof that pure and
untarnished character, following the dictates of
conscientious heart, is made more precious
than all the wealth and hon0rs of this world.
That we recognize in the death of this good and
entire parish of Ascension has met an irrepara-
BILE loss. That his great worth. shown not by
words, but in noble actions during the pRst six
years, has endeared him to all.
Resotred. further. That our lodge room be
draped in mourning during the next thirty
days in honor of our deceased brother, that
copies of these resolutions be printed in the
Ascension Democrat and the Donaldsonville
CHIEF, and copies transmitted to the family of
the late DR.. A. C.. Love, and spread upon the
minutes of the lodge.
RoBT. $: stuart.
PAUL LECHE,
Committee.
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Died.

!. RICHARD-At her residence in the parish of
Ascension, La, on Wednesday, Aug. 6. 1884,
EMELINA DUFoUR, wife of Tl6odule Richard,
native Of Donaldsonville. aged SO years.
This respected lady was The mother of Mrs.
Arthur Gre and those estimable gentlemen
Messrs Aims, Armand aud Fernand Richard. to
whom, as well as to the bereaved husband, the
CHIEF offers heartfelt sympathy in their heavy
affection. The funeral took place Thursday
ut the Catholic cemetery. and was largely at.
tended by the friends and relatives of the H.
mented deceased.
THOMPSON-In-th the parish of Ascension, on
Tuesday. August s. 1884, at s15 o'clock p. NJ,
FRED. II. THOMPSON, JR., aged % years and Is
days.
= The death of this handsome. manly and high
~ esteemed young gentleman after only few
days illness was terrible shock to his aged
mother, and sent pang of regret to the hearts
of all who enjoyed his friendship or aequaint-
ance. His remains were buried here on We'd
nesday and were followed to the tomb by a long
line of sorrowing and sympathizing friends.
May He who tempers the winds to the shorn
lamb give strength to the stricken mother to
bear the loss of the consolation, the pride and
the mainstay of her old age.
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LABeE TROUBLES IN IBERvILLE.--A GENTLE
man who rode from our parish to Bayou
Gosia this week returned with the intelli-
geHce that there is serious trouble in Iber-
vile, resulting from the reduction of Ia
burers wages onthe sugar plantations. At
AAe time Of our informant's visit the hands
on oil tile places between the Ascension
line and bayou Goula excepting three had
stopped work and gangs we're going from
one place to another encouraging general
strike. MI. Alfred Courier, manager of
DR.. SteAe's Texas plantation, ordered one
of these gangs to leave that place and was
AIRED atby striker. Fortunately the bullet
missed its intended mark, and the ring
leaders of the disturbance were arrested.
Much bad blood has been stirred up by the
movement to reduce wages at this time of
the year, and we belive many sugar planters
will perfer to stand the burden of the
present rates until the close Of the current
reason rather than demoralize their labor
by forcing reduction just now.
Dora Harrison, a servant employed in the
family of Mr.. Bernard Lemann, was ad-
judged guilty of contempt of the court of
Justice Martinez on Thursday, and the
Judge imposed a penalty of twenty-four
hours Imprisonment for the offense. While
on the way to. prison III charge of Consta-
BILE McCray, Dora requested permission to
go to the residence of her employer to get
some necessary articles of apparel. Once
inside the residence she refused to come
out again, vigorously defed the authority
of the court and its executive officer, and
held the fort until yesterday morning, when
she succumbed to the majesty of the law
and was locked up.
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A Card.

Mr. Bently Wish you Would Do Somthing
for me that is to Print this in tho CHIEF, that
MIS- Doror, the Took OF Miss Lehman, said that
her IN tened husban and how Would yau like If
We're ingage Marie him and Was Writing
him letters and told her that did not no that
he Was her in tened husban for he is Writeing
to me- and Is hes Write to me gan Will to him
gan Mis- ALENER WILSON at home
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BIRTHDAY PIcNIc.-A picnic which prom
Uses to be a very enjoyable affair is to take
place tomorrow at Gaivez, in the tenth
ward, i'll commemoration OF the birthday
anniversary of an old and popular citizen
of that neighborhood, Mr.. Miguel Con-
zales. Besides other amusements there will
be game of base ball between the Con
zales club, composed entirely of players
named Gonzales, and a nine selected from
the members of the Glory club of Galvez
and the Cocoanut club of Duck Roost, cap
tanned BY Mr.. j. B. Gonzales, son of the
old gentleman in whose honor the enter
taiament will be given.
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Card of Thanks.
DARRowy1LLE. IA. Aug.

DARRowvILLE, La, Aug. Z, 1884.
THE undersigned, minister OF the NJ E.
Church at Darrowville. desires to return
to DIR. g. A. Raymond OF that village, his
sincere thanks for having cured his son of
typhoid fever, who was in hopeless state. I
feel glad to see that we have one colored doctor
who is able to cure all kinds of fevers, as well
aa other diseases. and cheerfully recommend
worthy Of their confidence and patronage.
REV. +. d. BOWERS.
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Rev. f. d. Bowers, pastor of the colored
NJ. i. Church in Darrowvilie, publishes a
card in another column expressing his
gratitude to DR.. Ernest Raymond, barrow
ville's colored physician, for successfully
treating the minister's son, who was dan
gerously i'll with typhoid fever.