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Bneklon,s ArnIcn SnIYe.

The best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chit
blains, corns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
Price % cents par box. For sale by
w. IL. Howell Il Bro.
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Crackers.

Dealers will subserve their own in
terest when buying crackers, snaps,
jumbles, ETC., by always insisting on
getting the Dozier- Weyl Cracker Co.'s
Parrot Brand. 10 secure good and
permanent trade you must handle tho
best brands, and the Parrot Brand OF
crackers has no superior. For sale by
all leading iobbers in Texas.
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tolDNE1 SMITH,
Manager Southwestern Department.
Read! Reflect!

htdW ILtITBNJI
Ours is the largest and most COM
plete stock Of books and stationary in
North Texas. We buy from manu-
fecturers and can sell as cheaply as
any house in the State. We have uni
form but very low prices, If you
want to buy anything whatever in our
line we would ask you to sec our
goods and got our prices. 1t will cost
you nothing to see them, ana we are
sure we can make you money by bay
ing from us. Remember the place,
5O5 Main street, FEARS 81 JONES,
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Death At tho uospItai

Walter Gross, colored, aged Is, and u
native OF liberia, died yesterday at
the city hospital Of consumption. He
came 10 Texls about two years ago,
and had boen sick for some time.
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GRAND HALL

And prize WALKING by ladies and
gents for a splendid silver leo service,
donated by Webb, the popular jew
eler, at Shady View park Saturday
night, August 20. Lsdies ffee; gents,
p cents. Hurdle and foot races Sum
day afternoon.
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Harry Woods, who shot and killed
Horny &. Latimer, and whose bond on
a hebeas corpus hearing before JUdPe
Aldridge, ~ the district court, was
iixed nj 5000. Is still In Jail, having 81
far failed To giye bond.
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Frcn Sons Of I.ranl.

The Free Sons of Israel gave a picnic
at Shady Wow park last evening,
which was largely attended. The park
was brilliantly Illuminated, aud the
gathering was one OF the most pleasant
OF tho 10 ason.
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Don'i fail TO telephone Bouche for
your groceries, crackers and canned
goods hams, teas, sugars, everything
in the grocery line.
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Dallas Academy

A graded school for boys and girls.
FrObel kindergarten. Established six
years. Next school year begins Sep
temhsr Z, 1856 Send for catalogue,
1911 Jackson street, Dallas.
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sl ~

A tirst'clqas, hapd.sewed, mems calf
shoe,in gator, buttons aud oals for SO IS.
The easiest and best shoe In the land
tor the mo-er, ut Leon Kahn's.
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WARD SERIHlRl FOR YOUNG LsOIES
NsshYille, Tennessee.


This institution will begin its 4lst Eesslon
september J, 1885. A special coach for the
students In Texas, Louisiana and Arkan.
sas will leave Fort Worth, In charge of the
agent, wednesday morning, September 2,
at O'Clock: will pass through Dallas, $40
a. M Marshall, 4:0j p. m, Texarkana, 1925
p. m, Little Rock, No midnight. Let the
young ladies In Louisiana meet us at Mar
shall. j G, PATTON,
Professor OF Mathematics and General
Agent, Dallas, Texas.
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curea OF CHRONIC Rheuma,I.m

al suiierod almost intolerabls tor
monts from rheumatism for many
years. Parker's Tonic. restored my
health,n Gays Mr.. Alfred Baer, OF Sing
Sing, N. Y.
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Bouche, the grocer, has as fine tea,
coffee sugar, canned goods, as can be
bought anywhere.
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Just try bottle OF DIR. Scotts Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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just try q bottle of DR.. SCOTS Cocoa.
Iron aud Phosphorus. For sale by all
druVpists
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Try ALSTON'S extra fine fruit iel-
lies, for sale by Ed. S. Aston, Grocer,
corner Elm and Sycamore streets.
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just try a bottle OF Dr.. Soott'B Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For saleby all
druggists.
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At tho 81 George, w p Kearnoy,
Evansville; w d breckenridge, Rome,
Georgia; @ w welderman, Fort
Worth; J + Fosg, Blk Cofiman, Fort
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Pufl's because they do not stick to the
Inns,
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
URSULlNE ACADEMY.
Bryan Street, ID alias,

suline ladies, is most desirably locatad
The system of education pursued is DESIGN.
ed to develop the mental, moral and phvsi-
cal powers OF the pupils, and to make
them usef7 ~"nen OF refined tastes and
cultivate -qrs. GU"
SIN ADVANCE
Beard, ", and tuition, including
Stationary, 4 wing, French, German,
Fancy WUiE and the ordinary infirm
airy expenses, per session OF five
months ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s1oa
Music and use of piano. tx
Entrance fee (only for the first year, <
Young ladies desiring admittance into
the Academy must always produce salts
factory testimonials and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
studies will be resumed Tuesday, Sent Ist
For further particulars, apply to the
MOTH Err SUPERIOR
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For sale sale by all Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disenseg.
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
, Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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Texss Trunk.

GOING SOUTH.
no. Small and N-spress, leavsg. 4 IS +. M.
guIFG HoRTH.
Nc. i--Mail and Express, arrivec.ll:00 &. M.
xrAins land 2 run daily, Sundays ex-
sspted
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
sTAUNToN, Virginia

Opens September 2lst, 1885. One OF the
First Schools for Young Ladies' in the Upi-
ted States. Surroundings beautiful. Cli.
mate unsurpassed. Pupils from eighteen
states. Refers to one thousand pupfls and
patrons. Terms among the best in the un-
ION. board; English Course, Lain, French,
German, Music, etc, for Scholastic year.
from September to June, &238. For Cata.
logue, write TO REV WIN. A, HARRIS, DID,,
PRECEDENT, Stanton, Va
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NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY Ct EOHC

Boston. Mass, OLDEST In America;
largest and best equipped in the world-l00
instructors, l,97l students last year. Thor
ough instruction in Vocal and Instrument
tai Music, Plano and Organ Tuning, Fine
Arts, Oratory, Literature French, German
and italian Languages, English Branches,
aad room, s45 o S75 per term. Fall Term
begins September 10, 1855. For Illustrated
Ga endar, giving fun Information, address
u TOURJEE, Dir, franklin Square, Bos-
ton, Mass.
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so. 1--Mail and Express arrives ]. % A. Nj,
No. l3-Mixed arrives .... 800. $50 a. NJ.
No, 12-M9il sud BK. tsouth) de-
parts ............ .... . $3.50 A. NJ.
No, 5--Mixef south departs. =. $40 Y. NJ.
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Crazy quilt ces at Il. Bauman's.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LEOFUREs mine
weekly begin 9th July, 1885, and end 9Th
September Have proved OF signal use
LIST, TO students wh0 design 10 pursue their
studies at this or other Law schools; End,
TO those who propose 90 read privately;
AMI Srd, 10 practitioners VINO have not had
tho advantage of systematic instruction.
For Circular apply n. q, University OF Va)
TO JOHN b. MINOR, Prof Com. and Stat.
Law,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-04
Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY with some experience in
N teaching desires position as gOverness in
a family of children under fourteen yesrs Of
age. Can teach music. callsthenics il required.
Address, N. w., Myrtle Grove, p. o., via New
rleans La.
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SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC
OHuROH. !,

The report that the Catholic Church at
Donaldsonvills w&s to b. reopened is to
have speedy realization, as The Archbishop
hds' directed that . priest shall be detailed
from tie adjoining parish Of. st. James
each Sunday to conduct services in our
church until such time as permanent
curate is appointed. In accordance with
this order, Father Renaudier of st. Mi
chael's will come up from st. James to-
hao<fiow morning aud celebrate high mass
at 10 Nm. The occasion will be one Of
great interest TO the Catholics Of this town
and parish, and although the notice OF Fa-
Their Renaudier's coming has been short we
have no doubt he will find very large con-
aregation in attendance at the services.
Az soon AZ satisfactory selection can be
made, His Grace the Archbishop will ap-
point regular resident curate for Ascen-
sion Church, and We think 1t may be taken
for granted that this action will be speedily
followed BY IN smicable and honorable
compromise Of the suit now pending in the
Supreme Court in which the Board Of War
dens Of the Ascension Church are plaintiffs
and tho Archbishop ct ais defendants.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-04
AN EXPOSITION R0HANOE.

The Morgan City Recie,0 is responsible
for the following DER true tale: Every
body knows that the late Exposition was
brim full Of practical knowledge for the
people from the country. A party of sew
eral from across the lakes, near here, went
to the city few weeks before it closed.
None of them had ever been in the city
before, and of course were positively
green Tonton, one of the party, got
separated from the balance. He struck out
and soon reached what he thought was the
Exposition, but in reality was the French
Market, and felt contented that he had
baffied the door-keeper by gaining ad-
mittance without tho usual 'tip-over' of
fifty csnts. Ho was delighted with the at
fractions, and remained in the supposed
Exposition for four days. Finally, not
meeting any of his friends, he journeyed
out around town and met up with them.
His face was beaming with JOY, and lie felt
proud of having been allowed to enter with
ont charge, and remarked: We'll, guess
they knew was from the green, grassy
lakes, and they thought it best not to
bother me-"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-04
PRELIMINARY RULING. IN THE
PORT BARROW LAND CON-
TROVER0Y

Most Of our local readers, and particular
ly those directly concerned in the contro-
versy involving the title to the site of the
village Of Port Barrow, will learn with in
terest Of 4 preliminary decision lately rem.
dered by Judge Boarman, from the bench
of the United States Circuit Court, in the
case OF John B. Pittman Us. W. W. Buford
This suit, as tl,e CHIEF reported souie ttans
ago, is COMMODITY tpown as an action for
Islander Of title, and Is based mainly on the
allegation that defendant sets up false
ana fraudulent ciaim to certain lots and
lands which ARE really the property Of
plaintif1. This averment is denied by the
defendant, who alleges that he holds bona
fds title from the United States to the
propsity in dispute and that the question
should therefore be adjudicated upon in
the Federal Courts.
Plaintiff moved in the United States Cir
cult Court to remand the case to the State
District Court in aud for the parish Of As
cension,, and this motion was recently ar
Rued before Judge Boarman at New Orleans
by Moesrs. Nichols d Carroll for plaintiff
and Messrs. Rouse Il Grant for defendant.
The learned Judge supports the pretensions
'0f the defendant and decides that, inas-
much as he sets up title from the United
States; which he relies upon az q defense,
10 IL entitled to remove the cause to the
the Circuit Court under the second section
Of the act Of Congress approved March 3,
1876; that such title is to be adjudged &C
ootdifR to the laws of the United States,
and not Of estate of Louisiana, thus nee
esAafily presenting federal question which
thsdefsndant is entitled to ha1e tried be-
fore the Circuit Court.
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We hear some one almost daily recommend
Bile Beans" to his friend who makes some
complaint Ut feeaing badly or bilious, 'or ont
OF sorts: 1t il = good indication that a great
many people ars usins these goods. They GER
tainly are al excellent remedy
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-04
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH, :
Celebrated in Grand Style by the As
cension Rifles.

Salute - Shooting Mattel. - Tournament
Competitive Drill Dramatic En-
tertainment-Ball.
1t has indeed been many year since the
glorious fourth Of July-natal day of the
Rep,iblic-was COMMUNICATED in such
pleasant aud spirited manner in Donald
sonville as has been the cas-. to-day. The
celebration was ooshducted' under the aus
'pitssa Of the Ascension Rifles, and proved in
every particular ~ereaitable to that com
maud. The first thing on the programme
was salute Of 80 guns, fred in equal in
stallments at daybreak,, noon and shutdown
by gun squad composed Of the following
members: Lieut.. p, C.: Gondran, COM
manding; Corporals. Chhs. Leblanc; c.
Duhon, p. Gre. F. Babin, privates Theo.
Allan, E. Gisclard, Theo. Duhon aud
David Israel.
During the forenoon rain began to fall
and came down like sixty for while, but
it soon stacked up and the rest of the day
was clear and quite cool and pleasant.
Just after the O'Clock the members of
the Ascension Gun Club and few marks
men from this side of the river assembled
at Nolan Park for a shot at glass balls and
the match was watched with interest by a
goodly number of spectators. Mr.. w. F.
Denny acted as referee and Mr.. Gautrean
as scorer, and the following figures show
what a remarkably close tussle the opposing
teams had for victory:
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The shooting match was followed by the
horseback tournament, a very interesting
feature of the celebration, made especially
attractive by the presence in the centre of
the grand stand of bevy of charming and
beautiful young ladies, sponsors of the
gallant Knights who competed in the arena
for the high honor of browning the Queen
of Love and Beauty. The entries and
sponsors were as follows:
r. L. Hanson with Miss G. Heating.
w. Q. Hanson with Miss Ida Gurley.
d. G. Gondran with Miss Marie Lavigne.
Henry Buqnoi with Miss Alice Lion.
Louis Babin with Miss George Ponds.
q. A. Gondran with Mies Lizzie Nolan.
E. ]. Duhon with Miss Evelina Braud.
Messrs. v. Maurin and H. D. Percy
acted as judges and announced the follow
ing score at the close of the second round,
the contestants riding in the order they
are given below and taking the number of
rings set opposite their respective names:
lat rOnnd 81 rnnnd FTntal
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-04

MODoNALD's HYDRAULIC REGULATOR
Tho apparatus invented and patented by
Mr.. John s. Mcdonald of New Orleans
under the title of McDonald's Automatic
Hydraulic Pressure Regulator has gained
an enviable reputation as one of the most
valuable attachments and adjuncts of sugar
mills in use, and every prudent sugar plan
ter who has not already done SO should at
once secure one Of these machines in sea-
son for the work Of taking OF the present
crop. The advantages over rigid mills
which are claimed for the regulator and at
tested by it's practical operation are thus
enumerated:
l. It extracts a larger percentage of
juice; which means more sugar per ton of
cane.
2. It has the power to maintain this per-
ceotage by its equal pressure on top roller.
3. Less attention is required to regulate
the feeding of the cane carrier.
4. With it there is greater security
against breakaRe.
s. When used with bagasse furnace, by
equal and greater average compression It
largely saves fuel by uniform pressure
exerted on the mill.
6. With il, mechanical devices for the
feeding of the mill can be adapted with
better effect and greater safety to the
machinery.
Z. It regulates the working of the mill as
aROvernOr does to an engine.
Testimonials in support Of these claims
have been furnished to Mr.. Mcdonald by a
. number of the best aud most successful
planters in the State, whose judgment in
tho matters pertaining to the culture of
cane and manufacture of sugar mill be
generally accepted - correct and defini-
tive authority, aud tho award of a gold
medal at the Worid's Exposition further
attests the gcest value aud merits of the in
vsntson. The Mcdonald Regulator will
more than pay for itself in single season,
aud no planter can properly defer its addi-
tim to his mill on the score Of expense,
since the outlay will prove an absolute
economy. For further particulars and
tArns address Mr.. Jno. s. Mcdonald, post
oehoe bax No. 2255, New Orleans, La.
Gov PRAs.--Rianters and farmers in
need of first -olass seed for pea crops would
do veil to order supply Of Mr.. 8. Meyers,
oommission merchant and dealer in West
efn proda1eat No. So Poydras street, New
0rlashs. This gentleman has a oonsign-
mont Of selected Clay pens, an article that
he can guarantee. which he ii instructed to
dose dat at 81 25 per bushel. See adver-
tisefneht.
a. :.
We hear some one almost daily recommend
Bile Beans" to his friend who makes soms
complaint Ut feeling badly or bilious, or ont
Of sorts. 1t il good indication that great
many peslple are usinx these, conds They coz
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-04

6cHooL EXHIBITIONS. - Next Saturday
evening, tho 18th inst, an exhibition will
DO given at Messrs. Durand l. Bisdvehu's
plantation, id Assumption parish, by the
pupils of4Mrs A. SimoneAux's school, and
an interesting Entertainment n expected.
Tho affair will conclude With a soirtc dan-
sasss. Admission to exhibition, Is cents;
children, II csnts..,''" ia a. t.
The pupiIs Of The DdhaidsoHvilie colored
asAeol will ftdt6 IN exhibition at Nazarene
Baptist church friday and Saturday even
inss. the 18th and 18th insts., and an inter
essing ptd6iamme OF determinations. dia-
loeuss. suaGs, choruses, etc., il in course
Of prep6ratibn:f' Tho price Of admission
viii be Ii cents aha tie affair will be con-
Quoted under the auspices of a committee
composed Of Jas. d. Russell, principal Of
the school; Mre. Elizabeth Conway, assist
ant teach6r; John G. Martin aud Jno. H.
Lowery. Doors open at gao p. NJ. exer.
.oises commence ats.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-04

. Fishing paraies should provide the,naelve
with Xaurin's picnic hams before stastine
for Grand bayou OF Bayou Cotnd.''.' :"
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Saturday, July 4. 1886.
UandtdatesJ An:nouncements


We ale authorized to announce MRS. N
ISRAEL h CO, as candidates for tie position
u aaeslss in the cheapest and BEST sohtis'to be
Nh ID the townsofs il,onaldsonville The cleo
sions take place Every day AAa In sil- contests
up to date this firm has hssn tuocesstul 'ny ,
large majority. 'F '''s '">'
Tbs undsrsiEna beg leays tn announce snem-
seives "a esp.rants for the public. favor and
abhdlf % ipbtots, ef.atlpsrAons who have
!. akssir. own Intsrests 1t heart. We propose to
" soil the bess ds foif thh least monsy and will
40 justice to sur pstrons though the heavens
fAli. 2 n 80 ~
.t...,,.. j. MIS- N. ISRAEL h co.
''The house Of MRS. II. ISRAEL l. CO.. which
has long held the position Of the lesding Dry
Goods. Clothing and General Furnishing Es-
Establishment Of Donaldsonville, will be warmly
supported for reelection by
MANY FR1ENDa
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-04

y SECOND JusmoE CouRr.-Justice Bush Of
the second ward has had an unusually large
; criminal docket to consider this week, and
has committee" the following parties for
trial in the District CJ6ft:' 'NelAoh Wash
'ineton, Justice of the Peaoe for tie fifth
ward, charged With forgery; sau35 st;cosed,
for sxtottioa ii edtee; Vim. NORTH, 'iaii.s
Bill Briokbat, stiSotins Adata goisihiai with
intent to hlf' Ely Jones, .asssuiting aud
resisting Id dihcsr. Lavinia Williams and
Annis Coleman were Convicted Of breaches
OF the ponce and required to furnish bonds
'of 30 each for future good ,bsltssior.~ The
J following casss wsfts' still T,snaing when
Our report was obtained: Sarah Hail, as
sault and disturbing the peace; Bernard
Kelly aud 'Alcide London, assauitin,R aad
resisting an omSer and forcibly releasing a
prisoner from custody
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VNvy Remarkable Recovery.

NvS tRp:sFsSa!! AssOs0 1ScCOV0tys
nj. Geo. Y. Willing Of Manchester, Mich.
writes: Ny wills hAs besh almost helpless for
hive years. ~ helfless that she could not tnrn
Syef IN bed aloRea She used twO battles Of
.h si = sb' stss.s ND i se.mSeh that
Estters will do all that 10 Clarified for ;fhen,
Hundreds OF testimonials attest their great
fSSsstlxs powers Only soSaaSs bottle at B.
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All the popular Mexicad Band music al
fngman's. -"

7" Two moro Federal appointments 70,
Louisiana have been announced: Gabriel
.Mostsgus,. Esq; 81 Tsftsp6hHe Parish, I'd
sbe Superintendent Of the Mint; and 'ex- Zen:
,'ator B. F. Jonas to be Coileetor' OF Gus.
toms at New Orleans. Mr.. MonteRut IN.
doobtslly owes his appointment to the
Friendship Of Congressman Gay, who has
placed himself in line with Senator Gibson,
Congressman Blanchard, King and Irion
and thus sacdred the favor of the ddhiinisl
tration. President Clevefand's attitude re-
Apectins I.ouisiaha ai1airs indicates t,,at he
IL quite veil Informed on the political stu
alton in tlds stats and has beep neither de-
csivsd or dismsysd by ths threatened op.
position Of Senator Ehsttj 'ana lid 'So.lead-
ers Of tho MoEnery faction ''' '''-''r -, ,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-05
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY s. 1885,
Tee Us. Roller Skating.

The ice in The creeks and harbor az
this time is very treacherous, and per-
sons should bo very cautions how they
venture upon it. Several boys broke
In the ice on Spa creek yesterday, car
rying with them little girl who came
near being drowned. The continual
" changing atmosphere, renders ska
ting on ice at this season very danger
ous. Better pay ten or fifteen cents
and 60 to the skating rink, where no
risk Of life is at stake, but comfort.
amusement and healthful exercise are
afforded to all who indulge. This is
place where young and old can 90
and spend few hours in pleasant t
pastime, and enjoy all the antics that
an ice pond or river can afford, and
more besides, and be free from the
dangers and chilling effects attending
ice skating. A more healthful. inno-
cent and invigorating exercise cannot
be found. Everything is order and
decorum, and the attendants perfect
gentlemen. For an evenings enjoy
ment there is no place to equal it.