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Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

rRABB'S Business College, No. 10 E. 4th
~ st. Open day and evening.
NYANTED-Five more students in book
w keeping,at Crabb's Business College.
NEAR NAT:Csnnot attend rink this win
- ter. Have entered Crabb's Business
College. Robert.
NOR SALE-A course:of writing at Crabb's
= Business College. 90 buys 1t.
DERSONAL-Willt the young lady thai
l. write 80 miserably In q certain auto.
graph album plesse call at Crabb's Bus. Col
lege, and have her writing Improved for
$500?
r OST-A good position. Prepare for an
Grab be Business college.
r ADY clerks are in great deman Prepare
IL yourself at Crabbe Business college.
6HOUND-A good night scho7l atNo.l0 e.
. -th street. Instructions, 81 per month.
TIM surprised. One dozen calling cards
L nicely written by PROF. CkABB only
rs cents.
DRlvATE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
l. ladies and gentlemen, No. COS della
ware avenue Reopens Sep tember, ID, 1885
Primary, junior and senior classes IN Eng
fish. sPecia instruction in mathematics, an-
cient and modern languages, mus and art
T.. ID. FRASER, Principal,
Reeidence, No. 1909 Mark 1t street.
School open for enrolment o. pupils from.
| 9 till IL O'Clock, a. m, Sept mber 7-l2, 1885.
sl2-12t
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

WrANrED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES
W board IN a private family. Addrefs
Ba'1, THIS Office. s26'st.'
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

WANrEU-A COLhRED boy, ON ~
w that can attend to heat rs. AT
MYrH'S 81 N arket street. $50 3tN
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
noI6 FIANos, BY JAMES
sHoBE, 800 WEST 9Th STREET

tOR SALE-OhEAP. A SET OF OAR.
riage harness, used but short
time. a. y. MORGAN, Ninth and Pine
streets. Sio-zt'
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

MIAMI ED-A GOOD SETTLED, II ALT
w grown white girl. Apply at 81
Ehgsree. s22-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

n II. COYLE, ATTN 6O3 WEsC
Ds second street, buys aud sei n
all kinds Of second. hand furni.
lure, bedding, carpets, stoves ana
other goods auI8-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

CHDK SALE-A GROCERY STORE,
very cheap. Stock and fixtures only
s2oo. Must sell. Kent cheap. Address Gro
car this Office. sZo.Hh
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

D0AKDINa YOR MAN AND WYE Oh
- two gents, second-story trent room, fur
nlhtd or unfinished, 40 Fast FOURTH
wrcAt A2Stf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

NOTIOE-s4.OO BUYS A BOYS SUIT
IN from ID to Is years. NEW YORK
CLOTHING M MANUFACTURING DOM
PANY, No. 8lo Market street. strictly One
Priced. s26-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
FOB RENT.

0pEAP, DESl hAbLs ,
4 Rent = ~, az ar otfices, club rooms 8
;,Sssis allssss; 4 Son No. III . %s'a''
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

rEpR SALE-A LOI VI NEW An A.
second hand dearbsrnB, suitable fol
Any kind Of business, at COLES, 1905 Mar
Saf strent mhl3-l
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

WANTED-A COt X, WHITE PRE-.
w ierred, at Shapes hotel, Front and
Market streets se22.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

THOR SALE-ss7 CASHMERE SUITS,
Sacks and Cutaways, which We Will
soil you fol $50 arr fully worth Sl3.M r W
YOkK CLt THING MANUFrCIU
COMPANY, No. 80 Market street. s25-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

NOR SALE, CHEAP-ONE OAK Ia
4 bic, six Office chairs. nearly new, suita
bic for board of directors or society room
STOW and other items. Inquire OF ia y T..
WnuLLEY, blO MARKET street. e2ou
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

DOAk'lN1-A GESTLEM AN DESlR
~ INK board clnd be accommodated at
W. West Ninth street. f26-2tt
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

DoK sAI.E-l ,2toNEwMAEKET OVER
coats. New Stock. From Slt to $40
THE NEW YORK CLOTHING Ian L.
straet s25-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

VNUB SALE-A FOU h-HORSE PoWf
h Baxter engine, In good running orde.
Abby at 8l4 Market street. s241ot
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

QUAkDlNR PLEASANT FRONT
- rooms with board. 33I East Fourth
street. s22oti
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

bst MaI
butt syee1
your IND
bad Aatt
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

NOTICE-wE HAVE NOT GONE
IN cut OF bust oess. and you can
buy straw paper and paper bags at
the REPUBLICAN office as cheap
As ever. s16-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-28

CAFE DEPOSIT BOXES NOW READY.
|S Annual rent from IS TO $40, acc riding
to size. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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LII s:s more money than at anything else nv
II lth1.ts az agency fo- the bast se,Eny
sfsss opoa out out dbe;i1ness succeed gcandly
toLPAs'Y, Portland, Maine. '''''-A i1ooA
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> DOMESTIC.

The President has returned to Washing
ton.
Sara Bernhardt has signed a contract for
an American tour.
The New Orleans French Opera House is
advertised for rent.
There were 100 more births than deaths
in st. Louis last week.
San Antonio, Texas, has cremation So
ciety with lob stockholders.
One hundred million pounds of honey is
the American crop for 1885.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse r. Grant and Mrs.
Sartoris have gone to England.
Nine monuments to Gen. Grant are at
present projected in this country.
Mrs. Grant visited the Generals tomb
for the first time last week. She was &C
companied by Col. Fred. Grant.
A snow storm in August was breasted by
some 200 tourists, who claimed to the sum
A sea turtle weighing 800 pounds. eight
feet long, three feet wide aud twenty inches
deep was caught off Cape Ann the other day.
A discharged Negro nuree at Pittsburg
poisoned her little charge, eighteen months
old, and three servants in the house out OF
revenge.
The miners at Cheyenne, Wyoming, are
mobbinr Cinnamon employed on the rail
100 houses burned.
A woman at Buffalo threw herself ani
child under Lehigh Valley locomotive
The child was instantly killed, but The
mother will recover.
There is not a church within fifty miles
of St. Lucie, Fla, and there are young
men and women there twenty five years ole
who never heard sermon.
was $l4,162 70. This comprises everythin!
furnished in New York and at Mt. McGre
gor, including $1,000 for carriages.
A colored man in Georgia who wa
million dollars damages, but settled 70
sixteen dollars and thirty days pass.
At Shinnecock Bay, Long Island, 81
acres Of beach were SO completely covere
with crabs that, in their migration fror
bay to ocean, they touched one another.
drunken Negro at Chattanooga she
and killed driver who put him of has ca
for misbehavior. The murderer was lynche
the same night BY posse of citizens.
At meeting convened in New Hayel
by the Mayor of the city for the Gr,~
memorial fand, only the Mayar:-....o
Janitor OF the City Hall wore omitted to
The cemetery of NJ the games playe.
Its two furnacesort team on their recent t.
alton BY bcng Donaldsonville. They
bodies haye,,spn Sunday, Aug. 50, and
inoile~DeS by a score of Is to 4; wen
Ss9aarasustained a second def
der orose 1t the secona-hptting them on
ing four lren.en who we're upvs-exosptin
NTH below. All we're seriously al No!
fatally injured.
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THIS PAPER Rszzs ter Ge e sse s q
yertising Bureau 40 Spruce ST. where adyertsnnS
contracts may he made for It IN NE" 1OnA'
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-09-12

The Cunard steamship Etrusiaha battery plead
the passage from New Yor'~>days IL jail: Dsauzin
in six days and nine b~~,a'oohs "''''aln MORRISON,
-, xo,or, Tho >ss'ncealed weapon, SO or twenty
~. ossa, .,~5 Eliska Maten, assault and battery.
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As to Mrs. Grlndy.

nus potent parsonage has been aNhwal IN
rue 100 oespoticaliy in the feminine w.-ld. and
the ladies say that it is time that h,r +yc,,,,
received check. Bnt not even Mrs Gr,~a,.
I1a dared to speak against tn, valna NJ
IRON hitters AZ siren, thenng tonic for No,
"Ilo snfter from debility. 1t anriches the Mo- )
sai s'IpPs snsS. restores g? falling health Mss
trouble, and liver onplaint A'o,les
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The Cunard steamship Etruslaba battery, plea
The passace from New Yors~days il jail: Drauzi
j., a;x aavs end nine b~~trceny; William Morrison
-, rocora he~e'noealed weapon, SO or tweni
tha rassa, ~; Elska Maten, assault and battery
~fs' or ten Gays; John Hunt, carrying con
Is OF cea!ed weapons, plead g1ity, tweuty-fon
lows: hours in jail.
n-5 Acqunted-Nm. Morrison, shooting wit.
,n,c,e intent to murder; Robt Wa:kias. ,.arrv,,o
v +ho concealed weapon;
after Dismissed by noNe pros-8ennett Thoc,n-
I tho son, -; Monroe Loyer, assault and bat
a 40 terry; Byas Foley, assault and battery: Eliza
yor r. Walton, -; VIM. koekgeb, assault uith
sore dangerous weapon Henry jackson, car
,too rSlrg concealed weapon; Hiram Stewart ct
Wells CTS, trespass; Harry Stark, no pape,s 6;ea
md against him; Julien Lee, burglary, e.a ).
assed e.:.S, , N'1ii' burglary, =. Delacro1a, --
gnr, frivolous accusation
FIXED for trial-Joshua Thomas. alias Iiv,
Webs n.horss stealing, 18th nst; S,snp5on
ana H,s"r' snres 717der, 2ls:-G A. Garlran az
"Rourh d. for the accused; Nelson
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,1o,,,crs. w. JONES' en-
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Ii YOU losing your grip on life. Mary
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weak spots. isaac
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Cures Piles Iemorrhoi,ls, Itching. Pro- '"'
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| though on Itch.' !
| Rough Itch cures humors. eruptloas. A !
rlngworns, letter, salt rhen. frosted feet, n
ch.lhltlns. Joh1
\ Rough on S:.tafri. and
| CorroGts offensive odorS III once compete mod
cure OF the worst chrome cases. also nneiluiie aH
| as sarsle for Diptheria, Sore throat Foul -
| Breath soc. San,
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| Children. slow in development puny. scrawny -
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;Catarrl Of the Bladder.
| ,sstingnR, irritation, inflammation, I'LL Kid 26o
ney and Urinary complaints cured BY : Buchu mon
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'.Water Bugs, Reaches" Hes
Rnnuh ~ Rofs |, GLARS Thorn ont also Raa- vice
~, 49, HIM @ 1~ ~ sd niece
les. ANS. WE
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3
These are Solid Facts.

These are SOIItt + acts.
The best bleeS purifier and system regulator
ever llsced within the reach Of suffering Lu-
lnanity truly is Eiectac Bitters inactivity Of
The Liver. ..lhliousness. Jaundice, Constitution
Weak Kidneys. or Any disease Of The urinary
organs. Or whoever requires an appetizcr,r .enic
" mild stimulant, viii always lind .klestric
Bitters the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly; every bbttle guar
an,et,d tJ give entire satisfaction y money re-
funded. Sold at fifty cents bottle by b.
hyhlski.
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.D,ll;cIi.

lie.
l.
! .G.
Sept. 8, 1885.
ali the members
l the chair.
Of the last meeting
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-09-12
WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS
T. View DE THE RAPIDLY GROW
= ing taste for beverages made Of cir, the
purity and palatablanees OF e'A' '''0
WoLFEs SCHIEDAM AROMATIC


SlHNAPPS
IT can be 50 readily used il any anaIpama,inGn
tIs.f IT would form an adr7airable co3si,tnn1t
Of an mixed nj; and fancy drinks It is also an
I've raHainaoie adjunct Of the sick room, and is
aeI5 eiacacloEs in not solutions for coushs
colds, catar,h, &c, being both sedatiye ana
ant'-spas:nodic. Those WHO are aecsss;ttad 1' f.,
hns SHIPMENTS can Eot taze 1nilaer or less
ussn2peia Il has proved most suocesssn. aeant
as ~ GENT: stimulating properties nstas7ei,v
aao .ne process Of digestion and facilitate the
:. ;l ~ OF food, while in kidney trou bles
lionnce1 by medical experts to be unas,est,an-
hhois Hiaratic es vel. rs a tonic. 70 insura
ohets. lrs the genuine article asl FOR
!ooN .or the significant initials II. 4, s.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-09-12

a., Iss5rs s. Goe..e, Jr., and D. Oilmeyer,
~, we'll known and much respected young cit
N4o<n zens and business men of Donalesonvil!e,
\\l1M z, returned last Saturday night from their
curs;on to Chicago end Milwaukee, and are
tnan pleased with the experiences Of
thsis trip. They visited Gil the prominent
al1its and objects of interest in both the
IS named, and very favorahy i'm
sd with everything the. saw, including
'eEprse and vim exhibited by the
Ai 'o'a0o " ~ " One OF the most interesting insti-
AZURE TOT Educauona aho 01y inspected Was mammoth
with Capital of 81, oooooase ct Chicago where many
fund of over $55OO banins are killed aiIy We
~ an nonna, Snd home and congratu
- pleasant character of their
made part of the present Stat
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Js Doqa1dsoqvilIe Chief
Two Dollars Year.
IouR GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
FOREIGN.

-. FOREIGN.
Oscar Wilde's first baby is boy.
King Alfonzo is to publish book OF traV-
els.
China has $500 miles of telegraph line
and only seven of railroad.
A ton of diamonds in the rough passed
through the South African post offices this
year.
The Gar and Czarina and the rest OF the
Russian Imperial family are Waiting Den
mark.
The Car will visit Merv in 1886, and Will
20 thence to Samarand to be crowned En-
peror OF Central Asia.
The sword which Butcher wore ana
welded at Waterloo was sold at auction IN
Berlin the other day for less than $N.
Nine. Patti refused to appear in III Bar
biere" and s.La Traviata" with King Louis
of Bavaria constituting the entire audience
A terrible. thunder storm visited Pisa
Italy, completely destroying two handsome
churches. The leaning tower remains unln'
jured. :"
Prince Henry of Battenberg, husband OF
Princess Beatrice, hasby the Queens order
been appointed commandment in the Brit
-ish navy.
For week past frosts have occurred
nightly north of Quebec, Canada. At Stone
ham the buckwheat crop is reported to b.
totally destroyed.
The Castle of Buda, home of Hungarian
monarchy for centuries, is to be completel!
rebuilt by the Emperor Francis Joseph at
cost Of $3,25o,OOO.
The piats at Windsor Castle Is worth ~,
100000. It is Crown property, and II
single spoon were lost it would have to D
be replaced by the Queen.
A fire in Barrow, England, destroyed tn
works Of the Barrow Ship Building Com
pany, causing the loss Of $1,OoO,Ooo an
throwing 5000 men out Of employment,
Tho Governor of Herat, being offende
at the British commission because they re
fused to give him money, opened the cor
missioners'" letters, fearing his behavlc
would be reported.
A Japanese dancing master announces
the Yeddo papers solemn festival IN con
memoration of the 1OO0th anniversary {
the death of his ancestor, who was the tirt
of the family to take up the profession.
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Those popular and enterprising from,
street merchants, Messrs. A. D. Vega and
CAas. A. Maurin, reached home on Thurs
day after delightful and extended tour
which included in its course Chicago, Mag
ara Falls, New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Washington, Cincinnati, Louisville and in
termediate points, and their visits to these
places have afforded d fund of instruction
and entertainment that viii be enjoyed by
the travellers and by their friends through
them for many a DAY. The CHEF adds it's
greetings to the many that have been ex-
tended the returning tourists, and felici-
tates them upon their safe return and fine
appearance. Combining business with
pleasure they purchased fine invoices of
goods for their respective stores, taking ad-
vantage OF rare bargains offered il North
ecn markets, and their displays for the fan
and winter trade will consequently be
larger and better than ever before.
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A Presbyterian Church ct Carroll, a.
has the corners of its auditorium .t.urteined
OF and Furnished with cradles and rocking
chairs for the convenience Of mothers who
bring their babes to church.
4 Detroit mother went to take her final
leave of her dead babe in its casket, ready
for burial, when the child opened its eyes
aud began to cry and half an hour later
was nursing heartily. 1t had been in a
state Of suspended animation for fifteen
hours.
-.
The Madison Times claims the distinction
if any, of being the frstpaper in the State
to indoise theAich of Senator Eustis against
President Cleveland's administration. The
CHIEF hastens to concede to its esteemed
contemporary The aebatsble honor it seems
to covet.
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IN the Town Treas
!, La, Sept. 8, 1885.
aon Coanr;i Of the
honor to report the
follows:
report, SIi2 80
Nee. ,... Isl SO
1921 le
Nos. GU1 to
49, .,-.-.. III 81
'l.......,. $l82 eG
~
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| i.he revenues OF the market ,Snra a7,-o
pr1ated to pay the Constable and police.
| On motion, duly seconded. the Mayor was
| h'shoclae! to appoint 4 committee Of thrca +:
faFise a1lt. amend the market tariff mr.; aiaa-
men Duffel Vickna;r md Eoas ware ,,a,ne: az
said committee.
VA motion Of Alderman Larcch, emer.,a,
and seconded by Alderman DufEel. i ,vas ~
solved to proceed to the election Of an Assist
ant Constable by ballot.
Alderman larook nominated &. Amir
Alderman VIcknair nominated Jos Tl.u,-
son.
Alderman Variant declined to vote, and the
result OF the naiiot was three votes for A,h--
ana two Tor Thompson
. anbr: was declared duly elected Assistant
Constable of this town.
ne 1o:so.sing bills wsra approved:
= Lemann q Bro, u panca wlndow glass
end putty for tho wharf e7' ;, ca
L'tcieh zorro, putting In glass ! n
q OIL o. 4. Mousse for repairs 20 the Ma
Kes-fionse was referred 20 the COMMITTEES ~
Public Works
The Council adjourned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03
Trad STEVENS AND BUCHANAN.
Their Partisan Asperities Forgotten In
the Evening of Their Lives.
Econ u L0asaster IateLLiqen "a.

LGAltuSbeF lJtbSttfDeNCeTs
There has been great deal written and
said of the personal relations of Stevens
and Buchanan, ami much OF it is faneiful.
No man was in better position to know
this than DR.. Carpenter. In their early
lives their paths seldom crossed. Buch-
anan's active service at the bar was over
when Stevens came here. Stevens pTac-
tice was had in the local courts when
Buchanan was in public life, and Stevens
became a commanding figure in Federal
politics after Buchanan retired from the
Presidency. During the war period Stew
ems, in common with many Lancastrians,
made unkind and unfair references to Mr..
Buchanan. bOrr Of prejudice and passion,
and one OF Stevens charges IN Congress
he afterwards withdrew. There are to be
found some sharp references to Stevens
public career in the Buchanan cOrrespon-
dence.
1t is true, as often related, that they
met for the last time at DIR. Carpenters
second Welding, in July. 1866, at the resi-
dence Of DR.. A. NJ. Rohrer, In MOuntyille,
but the popular story that Buchanan
turned his back upon Stevens proffered
hand is not true. MIR. Stevens was in the
parlOr when Mr.. Buchanan entered. The
latter walked across the room and Mr..
Stevens, thinking he was advancing to-
ward him, made motion as il TO sneak.
But Mr.. buchanan, who, as is well known,
had one near ana one far-sighted eye and
held his head TO one side, failed TO see Mr..
Stevens az all, and. his attention being
directed elsewhere, they did not meet and
each was engaged during the occasion
with friends,
As they grew older each expressed TO
his family physician concern for and good
will toward the other. MIR. Stevens spoke
with much sympathy of Mr.. Buchanan's
affection. and one day the eX-President
sa ID 10 DR.. c.: at is a great shame there
should he any bitter feeling between two
old men hike us. | would be glad to see
old differences reconciled and every mis-
understanding corrected" He said ne
could not get 10 town, but asked the doc
tor 10 bring Mr.. Stevens out. the latter
readily said: ''I'll ride out" DR.. g. called
to take him out next day, but found him
unable to 20. Mr.. Buchanan was glad to
hear ofthe spirit in which Mr.. Stevens had
treated DR.. Carpenters proposition and
said that when they came be would come
down TO his gate and meet them. But
one circumstance or another interviewed
and the meeting never came of. The in
cident, however, so well authenticated,
testiGes to their mutual feeling.