The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-09-20

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TIME TABLE.
PAsszNaER TRAINS GOING WEST.
:. Local. Tneough.
New Orleans, ..>..i 20 4. y. y Is I. N
West B. Rouge June'n il S. Pm. O. q. n
rAssrsorn raA1ss a ae1sa EAST inran.,.
wss. 81 q. M ass Junen. e sso1. !,
New Orleans. arrives. 5 40 ?. II. 10 80 4 4. n u
Daily freight trains each way.
The foregoing schedule goes into effect Sun
8. 3. INGMAN. Local Agent.
DoHAIDsoNVILLE, la.
Saturday, Sept. 20, 1884.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.
Gingry the Painter guarantees no mildeW
upon any work he may be intrusted with.
Give him q trial.
Maurin's Cheap Grocery Emporium is
still on top. It Is the boss place for the
best goods at the lowest prices.
Mr.. Myer Lemann has gone to New
York to meet his brother. Bernard Lemann,
Esq, who Is on his way home from Europe.
The brothers will, we believe, return to-
gether.
Among our friends and neighbors who
have been on the sick list during the
present week were Mrs. G. L. Mayor and
Mr.. w. ID. Park. We are very glad to say
that beth are convalescing.
Cheap Tony returned from New Orleans
this morning and Is prepared to exhibit to
bis customers a magnificent line of new
goods purchased for the fall trade, cheap
FOR caah, in favorable market.
Notice the change in the advertisement OF
Messrs. Bernard Lemann & Bro, who keep
a heavy stock and full line of almost every
thing required for use on sugar planta-
tion during the grinding season.
Lieut.. McCulloh will be on hand at next
Wednesday meeting of the Cofeld Guards
to give the boys an old time drill. He was
kept away iasI Wednesday By The Trial Of
a criminal case ic which be figured as
counsel for defendant.
Bayou Corne and Grand Bayou fishing
excursions maintain their popularity as
means of amusement, and we can tssti-
fly from experience only two days old that
they afford about as much enjoyment to
the square yard as anything we know Of
A slow, drizzing rain of about two hours
duration prevailed here last evening, but
the quantity OF water which fell was quite
small--banely sufficient to lay the dust.
Three miles up the river, at and about the
Evan Hall plantation, the rainfall was quite
heavy, but still further up there was none
at all.
We were honored by call last week from
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Henri Chretin of the Cos
mopolitan Hotel at Plaquemine, who had
been visiting friends in this parish and As
They we're both looking extremely we'll and
expressed themselves greatly pleased with
their trip.
Last Sunday set of silver knives, fork.
and spoons we're raffled at The Place saloor
for the benefit Of the children of the latf
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Guedry, grandchildren
of Mr.. Antoine Montecino and wife. No. 81:
won the prize and it was held by Mis-.
Arthemise Treble, daughter of Mr.. Huber
Treble of Port Barrow.
DIR. w. NJ. McGalliard, accompanied b.
his wife and children, left here on Thursda.
oflast week for brief visit to the Doctor
old home in the mountainous district o
Western North Carolina. We wish them
pleasant sojourn there and trust that tn
bracing climate will drive from the Doctor
system all traces of his recent attack o
fever.
It afforded us pleasure to welcome at GU
Office last Tuesday, Mr.. John A. Addison
of Greensburg, st. Helena parish, who wa
in Donaldsonville on flying visit. MI
Addison was formerly editor of the Greens
burg Gazette, but has severed his connec
ton with the newspaper business and no,
devotes himself to the practice of law. Fl
is a very agreeable gentleman and We wer
glad Of the opportunity to make his &C
quaintance.
Messrs. j. J. Lafargue and Henry Cook
Jr., went out to Spanish Lake on huntin
expedition last evening, and secured til
woods of that vicinity under the guidanc
of Capt. Il. R. Doyal, an experienced MIN
rod and boon companion. A number G