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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-11-28
MEMS
AND BoGs'

All styles. all sizes, but only one kind Of
prices and those the lowest.
Mrs. M. ISRAEL e. Co.
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Don't forget that Ingman receives sub
scriptions for any periodical published. By
giving him your subscription you will
save money.
The telegraph wires running along Hou-
mas and Mississippi streets from the rail
road depot to- Riverside Hotel, where the
Western Union Telegraph Company for
down this week. The wires have not been
in use for about two years.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-11-28

Oats, oats, oats, cheaper than ever. Big
supply just received at Maurin's Cheap
Grocery Emporium,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-11-28
Mans a Kicker.

Fine white shirts, only 81 each, just re
ceived from Philadelphia, ut Kline's.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-11-28

Buggies, carriages and phetors Of all
styles at Mrs. M. Israel & Co.'s.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-11-28
HOSIERY!
HOSIERY!

Full line of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Hosiery, wonderfully cheap.
Mrs. NJ. ISRAEL & Co.,
DOnaldsonyille,
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slaughter, Slaughter. Slaughter,

| At Cheap TOny's.
Ills entire stock of Willow-ware. Hard
ware, Tinware. Glassware and Croker,
niust be sold at a sacrifice within the mex
ie" Gays, to make room for an immense
s.ock OF Gents Furnishing Goods, Dr.,
Goods, Shoes, Notions, ETC., ETC., etc., which
ne mas received, is still receiving, and will
receive within the next Thirty Days.
The steamer Jas. II. Letcher offers su-
perlor accommodations to all who may
nave occasion to travel along Bayou La
1ource between Thibodaux and Donaldson
vile, and her charge for transportation is
only flve cents per mile. The Letcher makes
d round trip every day and is as regular as
a railroad train. See her advertisement.
yet the dollar shirt at Kline's Old Relia-
Die Store. 1t is the cheapest and best arti-
Gle OF mems wear in town.
STORE BURNED.-The country store owned
and conducted by Mr.. Charles Schneider,
at the little settlement in Assumption par
lsh known as Franklinville, on the left bank
OF Bayou Lafourche, about eight miles be-
low Donaldsonville, was destroyed by fire
last Thursday night, the 26th inst. The
origin Of the fire is unknown, but is attrib-
uted to 1ncendiarism. The loss on stock
and building was about $3.50, and we are
informed that there was no insurance.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-11-28

Any one desiring to rent a desirable house
across the river, with yard, garden and
other conveniences attached, can accom-
plish the object by applying to Mr.. Samuel
Simpson, at the Hermitage plantation, or
addressing him through Darrow post office.
See advertisement in another column.
Atwood scarlet undersh;rts at Mrs. NJ.
Israel & Co.'s for Is cents.
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G. EIINE

OF the Old Reliable Store Donaldsonville. La.
soils HAMILTON BROWN SHOE CO.'S
OWN MAKE 81 so LADIES' SHOES.
COMBINING
Fashion, Comfort and Durability. It costs
nothing to try on pair.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-11-28
Lost Reward.

T OST, STRAYED OR STOLEN from the
IL temporary residence of the owner in the
first ward of Ascension parish, On the 22Ild of
October,
DUN HORSE.
II hands high, with black name and tail, q lit
tie piece clipped out OF the right ear. branded
PL on the right shoulder. A reward of FIVE
DOLLARS will he paid for the delivery OF the
animal at the store of the undersigned, head OF
Attakapas street at the entrance OF the iron
bridge, Donaidsonville, C.. TEDE5CO.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-11-28

Get the dollar shirt at Kliue's Old Relia
Die Store. It's the cheapest and best arti
Gle of mems wear in town.
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LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Lime at 80 cents a barrel, at Parks.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-11-28

Rio, Cordova, Java and Mexican coffee
at figures not met with elsewhere-at Mau-
rims Cheap Grocery Emporium.
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HATS!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
The Arm. Clutch.
Americus lGal Republican.


"Oh, shame where is thy blush p
A few evenings since, while wend-
ing our way toward home, 1t was our
fate to meet a young couple affection
ately Joined together with the so-called
arm-clutch. We were shock ed beyond
measure, as we knew the parties to be
respectable. A stranger would have
properly thought otherwise, We in
terviewed the young man when next
we saw him, and asked him the ques-
ton direct as to what his feelings
would be should he casually meet his
own sister in the identical predica-
ment. He Indignantly answered that
his sister had never nor would, under
any circumstances, do such thing.
Much has been said by pulpit and
press relative TO this reprehensible
and, we might add, indecent practice,
and we are glad to add that but few
girls In our midst have the temerity or
the natural disposition to further defy
the laws OF propriety by II continuance
of this indulgence. We have before
commented severely, editorially and
otherwise. in regard to this shocking
exhibition OF female frailty; and We
had begun to congratulate ourselves
tina, the last vestige OF this gross
improperly had vanished from
our midst. But alas we found
that our fond dreams OF reform
in that particular were not abso-
lutO, but only partial. We regre, fully
| find few yet remaining utterly re-
gardless Of msidenly modesty and
public opinion, express ID through the
agency OF the pulpit and press, who
still wantonly persist in defying the
rules of maidenly propriety by I'M
blushingly permitting this familiarity.
| Young woman, do you know what
you are doing? DO YOU know that
you are lettering on the brink Of a
precipice from which you may fall
| Are you not aware that one familiari-
ty, submitted TO on your part engen-
ders another In an advanced degree
Are you not aware that the very iden-
teal man with whom you submit TO this
| privilege would never ask you In sin
certify 10 be his wife? Are you not
aware that the most precious Jewels
possessed by woman are modesty and
virtue? Can you afford to jeopardiSe
either?
We will now dismiss the subject by
adding, in conclusion, tina. the WALTZ
racduette, and other round dances are
bad enough, but the dlsgraceful arm'
clutch ahould be forever banished from
good society And If any persist In
the continuance OF this disgusting
practice, they should suffer the conse
quences OF their folly, even to the eX'
tent of ostraclsm from society.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16

kept by Mr.. Douglas, and there,
instigated by inspiring bold
John BArleycorn, they bearded the
lion in his den, the II uglas IN
his hall. Then forming themselves
into school committee and having
decided that Thursday was or should
be n holiday, they proceeded to dis
miss the school, TO the amusement and
gratificStion OF the Juveniles gener-
ally, and the small boys particularly,
which was only equaled by the dis
gust OF the teacher and the maudlin
dignity OF the self constituted COM
mittee. But alas, "sic transit gloria
mundi.n our alert sheriff, l.. l..
Wright, not see ing the beauty OF the
Joke, promptly arrested these gay aud
festive customers and they were put
in the county depository TO cool their
heated veins, and this morning, his
honor, Judge j. w. Wright, gave them
algentle admonition I'm the shape OF n
small fine aud the trimmings, which
they did not seem to think half so
funny as the sport they had yesterday,
Yet such ia life.
Just now everybody is counting or
preparing for court; on Monday we
expect pusy and lively time. The
criminal docket Ia heavy. There are
two or three murder cases aud several
felony cases awaiting trial, and the
grand jury which will be impaneled
consists OF men Of inquiring minds,
who will doubtless search diligently
for and expose the dark and dubious
ways of the transgressois.
Our sheriff has Just posted notices OF
having levied on 1000 sheep, lao goats
and eight cows, which will he sold to
the highest bidder on Thursday the
25th day Of July, within the hours
prescribed by law, in front OF tn,
courthouse in San Diego.
The cars from Corpus Christi Ia
Laredo have been making what they
call tri.weekly trips, that is, they
have gone up to Laredo in the early
part OF the week and tried hard to gel
back the same week, but we are
informed that they will now run daily
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
MARSH ALL.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette,
MARSHALL, TEX July l5-The
stock of dry goods of Mrs, Dora Bern
stein, which she purchased from her
son, Max Bernstein, a week or two
since, was attached by Claiin q Co,
and others OF New York yesterday.
The amount OF liabilities ia not
known. The stock is worth about
SIS 0OO
The report that Mr.. Clark will sue.
coed Mr.. Hoxie for the next two years
gives eminent satisfaction here, espe-
cially among railroad men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
SAN DIEGO LETTER.
A Deputy Sheriff With Too Much OF
the ODE. Joyful-Oourt Notes.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
BAN DIEGO, Ten, July 1.-THE
warm weather and the abundance
of fruit and vegetables (which have
been coming into our town daily. and
particularly The new corn, which now
can be bought at thirty to thirty five
cents per bushel, has warmed up some
OF our citizens, and little friendly
street fights and tea-party fracases are
becoming more common than they
were short time since. Our young
bloods, in place OF coniining themselves
TO n farlnaceous diet, have been imbib-
ing the Juice OF the corn. A slugging-
match took place at the depot about the
last Of June between one Of our big
sheep. raisers aud a doctor OF our town
who made up in avoirdupois what he
may have lacked in the weight OF his
worldly effects in the market The
pass at arms, however, was simply on
account OF the eXhilarating Iefiect of
the extract OF the corn. The pugilists
parted good friends, and our sheep
man, who brought on the fuss and
suffered the most, says he Will not
take any more shepherds delight In
his while the warm weather lasts.
One of our county peace officials q
deputy sheriff had too much OF the
u-be-joyful on board yesterday, and got
an idea In his head that he was Just
king in small way, and 30, accom-
panied by a Mexican friend OF ms,
Panchito, they went TO the house or
Dona Juaua Sllvas, where they de-
manded that she should furnish them
with the creature comforts, but Dona
Jusna informed them that she did not
keep entertainment FOR man or beast
whereupon they amused themselves
by kicking in the door aud applying
TO la sonora some not very compli-
mentary epethets, After having en-
ioyed this pleasant pastime awhile
they went over to the school'house,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16

We oner bargains In mems suits of all
Kinds nom So 10 10 %, 20.
We offer bargains In mems alpaca coats
and vests.
and vests,
We offer n ob lot ot 800 pairs meas cassi.
mere pants NJ $500, worth 500,
We oner bargains In boys suits and clothes,
We ofler bargains In boys pants.
our all,wool mons suits AZ $3.50 are worth
5000, and In most of the stores they ask
si2.O0 Tor them, and then fall TO $1,000,
We offer bargains in ladies' shoes and
slippers
We offer bargains In childrsn's shoes,
We offer bargains In mems boots and
shoes.
We Offer Bargains 10 mems straw hats
We oiler bargains In boys straw hats
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
NauU

than thrte.fourths OF the lot. having IS
against n credited 10 the North. In detail
the states are represented aa fuilows: Ala
hama =, Arkansas I, Florida q Georgia Y,
Iowa ., kau.asS, Kentucky 3, Maryland /
Mississippi q, Missouri q, North Carolina y
Nebraska 2, ohio B. Oregon 2, Tennessee !.
TexaN 81, virginia q, West Virginia. In the
territories; New Mexico 2. Indian Territory
q Dakota }, Montana 3, Washington Il
may also be OF Interest To know that of
these ~ depSried citizens a. were lyuched
for murder, 81 for horse and cattle stealing.
IA for rape, fOr mccndiarisnI, for ira N.
wrecking, for murderous assault, y fJr un,
known reasons aud for burglary, These re,
turns, II viii be observed are for ST. IN Nnths,
ana their Significance viii be apparent when
II ~ stated that the number OF IyneningS last
year was 49,, while was AN incttnsa OF
nearly 100 over 1856 The number OF lynch
ings thua far I'm this year has steadily IN.
creased mopth by month, so that at this
mtio the total FOR the year will considerably
exceed 80. Hanging does not keep any.
thing llHe au evan pAc, with lynohing.
though the volume OF "a me for the first SIX
months OF this year IN Ar IN excess cot what
II was last year during the same period,
Last year there were l2S criminals hanged,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
We otter harEalns In dry goods.

We offer bargains In dry goods.
100 pairs Greylook plaid glnghams, at Toe.
There has been great many of them sold in
Texas this year Ia the hlgh-pri stores NJ
sc. bul our price IN only 100. They are
nne goods,
We offer bargains In white dress goods OF
all kinds
We otter printed linen lawns at loo, sold by
other stores nj zoe.
We are selling out the balance OF our stock
OF parasols nj cost, and they are going nst
We are Offering bargains In h.esched sheet.
Ing ana shlrting,
We are Offering 81 pieces OF lace bunting
nj loo; the usual price In zoe. We have all
the Colors
We offer bargains I'm ladies' corsets. our
Soc corset IN good one. Our 76c correct Is
very good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16

We oner 70 dor. men'R fancy colored pet.
Gales and oheviot shirts AT $50, worth sl9s,
we had ~ doh, OF them, but sold 20 doa. last
week.
We otter Is doE mems white dress shirts VI
30 ana Zoe, worth elOO aud l.S.
Roth OF the above lots will be sold out
hoon; they are selling fast,
We oiier bargains In linen table damaHks
We otter bargains In linen towels.
We offer bargaius In mems, ladies aui
ohildron'g hose.
We oflcr bargains in cotton, linen aud
woolen goods FOR mons and boys clothing,
We onor bargains In trunks aud valses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
JUDGE LYNCH's GREAT BOOM.

The Number Of Executions by Mob Law
Since Jan. !,
From the Chicago Tribune.
The success OF the people OF Texas la get.
ting rid OF twelve hurse.tniCVcs yesterday
without the lRv's delay or uncertainties
calls attention to tho remarkable boom
which Judge Lynch is having this year. In
the section of Texas whore the trees were
thLs loaded down with gallcws frult II IL to
be presumed that justice of any KIND 10
scarce In the market and hard TO get, so that
people haVe 10 manufacture their own mr..
ticle, the regular old slow.golng market
either being too far away or too limited to
supply the demand There is consolation,
however, that the HON ~mRde Justice, like
all other homemade articles, IN stout, re.
liable and effective,
The opt rations Of Judge Lynch, however
are not confined 10 horse, thieves IN Texas,
His boom Is quite general. Since the lat of
January the humber OF Sc hundreds ly nched
In various parts OF the country Is ~. OF whom
vs. were males and females, rs white and
Il colorou. As usual, the south takes more
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
JEFFERSON.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Ten, July l5'--Two
children of Mr. j. c. Allen were buried
here yesterday. one was six years OF
age and the other three months. They
died of congestion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
;Y:.N:::
Question Cured (!

~ Wed for more than Ave years with
~ =. n3n. scnrcaty able to retain the sim
/, ivy 1870 n on my stomach. Tue burning
:, uVu wv was Rlmost intolerable, and my
Y yyiitem wns deTanged was wakeful
w ~ not sleep, and consequently moro
y anRlryof i al the time, declined In
iiv1 40 ifcyed ali the usual depression
'he w upou this terrible disease. In n
AZ miserable. Al last, falling 10
Ia anything else, | commenced
I.ANnm Swiit'H Specific ! began to I'M
1ncs. The medicine toned up the
~ WstrenRihened the digestive organs
We ~ all that burnlng ceased and | could
!. Oupd without difficulty Now my
will.rnkood and can eat anything In the
pc oilll food and gest 1t without tue
n, vs. tifflcuity, / most cheerfully bear
7 ptys tnony, because there ara hundreds
d Elilees ! was. aud am sure they can
lilly heated. Take the prescribed
WA1cpl eating Instead of before,
W VIII JAMES MANN, No. IA Ivy 81.
Mar H.. Ga. Mar IL, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
rec from Malaria.

HOLE IL OF 1884 was taken with case
ieh,, I'll fever VIII ch prostrated IN @, both
-vkismind, ! was drugged after the old
bes, With mercury and other mineral
rssfM but with no good results. My
M, Ers shattered and my energy gone.
Fyhrand feet would swell, and ! had
4 corr cry body thought was dropsy.
nptoms alarmed me, and ] was
.rasp at any remedy suggested, a
y Used me TO try Swifts Specific. |
osihi three bottles and hmmeaced It's
Aak1 swelling soon subsidized. J have
nloaa three bottles, which have made n
2. We Ire, and 1 feel like new man TO.
ihtite re never was a more merit ,rlous
emsnl offered to suffering humanity. II
sInhsht wonders for mo.
aieth WILLIS JONES.
'm rslg. Lee county, Ga, March IT., 1855
~ by all druRgists.
~ on Blood and Skin Diseases
THE SWIFT SPTCIFIC Co.,
49, Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
~ ,sss5 w. 2sd ST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16

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GU shr
Mausp ry ~ ha lis heryw without lie Iynhaw
Advertiser editor CaeTu dnuCo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
Throw Away Yrusses

When our new mt thod, without use
of knife, is guaranteed 10 permanently
cure the worst cases Of rupture. send
10 cents in stamps for references and
pamphlet, Worlds Dlspensary Medi-
cal Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16

put this year thus FAR there have been but
a.. Aims ratio the nu m Der OF executions
VIII ne much smaller than Ia any year
since 1873.
Texas takes the lead In lynchiugs, aH ~
does IN crime. More murders, for instance,
have been retorted by telegraph nom that
state than from any other state In the linton,
Among the southern states Georgia, Ken,
lucky and Tepnesseo come the pea'est t0 it.
hut " mas three limos rs mtuY as any of
those, u Won u be curious 10 compare Mis-.
sssippl with reNss, hut murder Is such Ru
everyday occurrence there that 40 Is not con
Sdercd Jews, ana hepcc ls not teltgrA phod
unless IL ~ characterized by circumstances
OF unusual Importance with ALI this crime
rampant in Texas but two oascs 81 leral
haugtnes have been rep nrtOd irCm the state,
winch shows that Justice is In bad way
there aud sufficiently &C cunts for the en-
lerptiso OF the peopo In administering thir.
ty,one cases themselves Take IL all rouud
u IL an unhealthy year for criminals. The
legal hangman may not keep pace with
lhem, owing 10 the obstacles which stand In
MS why, but Judge Lynch IL doing well ia
MS efforts TO keep up something iiRe due
relation between crime aud IS punish
mnnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
IDS Female Regulator

A vegetable compound, and is the
medical ecleuce and practical eN'
lfected toward the benefit OF
WOMAN
.tudied Prescription of a learned
whose spscialty was woman, ana
h became enviable anu bound.ess
his wondaful success In the treat
core OF female complaints. The
lis the Rtnudest remedy known,
y observes its name:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-16
MONTHLY SICKNESS.

tors claim for 1 NJ other medical
aud 10 doubt the fact that this
does positively possess such con
q regulating powers Ia simp y to
no voluntary testimony OF lhous.
wing witnesses who are To day
4 the restoration 10 sound health
meas.
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26
The Better Plan.

The contract system iu the employment of
persons confined in the Ohio penitentiary
has been superseded by what is known as the
piece plan, and it is not unlikely that similar
institutions elsewhere will adopt similar
system. Another good feature is that the
present style of labor does not incur as much
expense. The present law also requires that
a certain percent. of the earnings of the con-
victs be set apart for the payment of rewards
to convicts for good behavior, and that they
may have something on which to make start
when they return to their families after serv-
ing sentence. 1t is stipulated that this
amount shall not exceed twenty per cent. of
the earnings, and during the past year the
board set apart eight per cent, which has
amounted to over $4,000 during the year.
This of itself is a very important and salutary
feature of the new plan; and as at the end of
eighteen months trial the penal institutions
of the State are very nearly on paying
basis, it is scarcely probable there will be any
change. Cincinnati Telegram. The plan is
part of the good work of the last Democratic
Legislature.