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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
81 { niffeto II.
Sic lebteu &artbdniu.
@eI&i9tlide grsdbluns aus ben Tasen
Der ensliiden Reformation.
Bon
ptuS @oIfraM.
TortIesung.

., Sir Tbomas! Mein Sbun miibt
sSbr ni4t bod dnidla9en. Wte un9lei9
e,habener mat bas Guerige. Sbr babt Ell
men pradtuoIen YaIaif, Die i96nife Stels
luna inn Nei9e %psrIaien, babt zines Sc:
Mas @unff unb 2isbe fir serins sea9tct,
nm nidt sesen Guer tatboliides @ewihsn
banbeln su min1en. 90 LANCE man Ereue
ilnb @ewiHsnbaftisteit ebrt, wirb Gasr
Same s~enannt iein.
QaB bies, @iuiam, unb bore, wobin i'd
Sir nun ratbe gu seben. Sang nabe bel
Qonbon, auf benz Iinten llfer Der Sbsmls,
Iieat bic &artbauie gum enslii5en SruBe.
Ser Qbt baIelbf, @iuiam Soustbon, lit
meim better Sreuub, uno ME bieier. 10 iinb
aud burdsdnsis bic M0n9e wabre SHUTTER
an auter Su6t, Srbnuue uno Sr0mmiss
feit. Dortbin rattle i'd Dir gu seben unb
pom Mbte Did aufnebmen 5u la1en: noe:
nisifens masit On Dir bort aaes anieben,
beuor Oa meitere gnti1tiIe f"alelt; nno
nun, mein Sobu, @ott befoblen2 Sergio
MIDI nidt in Oeincm @ebete; i'd weroe
tsfen nod iebr bsbiirfen.
Oanfenb fiiBte Wiliam bic 0ano 1etnes
altieen @atbsebers unb perabidiebete fi9.
MlsSann iudte sr feline Suie auf nnb err
adblte ibr bie san,e llnterrebuns. au9.
bieie, cine woblunterri4tete uno fromme
Dame, CAB ibm ibre Sesenswanide init,
oils er balb nadber ~freubiSen 9ersens bins
obritt, Der SbemieS entlaus, mad ben frieo:
Ii4en 3suen bes 2Onboner Raribdulsrtio'
ffers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06

winidunsen a~ustoBcnb, rarnte CT bur6
ben Sang CUR 6auptpiorte, unb alsbaIb
maridirte bic @a9e In ben &lofsrbof.
Der Yrior wurbe no9malS %serufen, NIT
ibm Der B~rocurator bes Qauies, Batter
6unfrieo WibbIemoore: Beiben murbe ibre
Scrbaftung pom SoimmiHa air ansetilubist,
unb mad elmer balbeM Stunbe I1on f9ma1s
teten fs I'M ~tieffteu @swoIbs bss R.rtsrs.
Wan rsidte ibnsn nur our NotbSurft gtabs
ring unb lieB ie balb gu CODE bunsern.
Seudtisteit unb S9mus, iowie Der Wan;
gel MI seiunber Cuff madte ben Suitanb
ber @sfansenea nit iebem Gage eIsnber.
Gin,is Der @sbante, ibrem tatboliI9sn @e.
wihen semdB sebanbcIt ;u baben, CAB ibs
men Croft uno freuSise 5uueriidt.
Nad einsebsnSer Griifuns bate Der bl.
Slater in Ront, als oberiter 0ti9ter in Sits
tenanseleserbeiten, cine auSotiifIi9e Gnts
'9siSuns seseben, in weldsr bic erite Gbe
Ssinri9s ais siItis, bic ,wsite ais bur9s
aus psriperfIi3 be,ei9net mar. DER 6Os
mig aber bielt bieie gntibsibuns iebr ses
bein,, unS bas sanss Bolt puBte Nidts
bnpon, e6sniopenis bic bsibsn @sfunsensn.
WisbsrboIt ertldrten iie benz 3idter. Der
lie uerbOrte: @ir iino ni9t bartndfis uno
sebeu, 10 melt mir fonnen. Die @5e bes
R6nise e%rfcnnen mir an, aber nur IN ioweit
iie nidt sesen @ottes @sbot lit. Des
SinsunssIos wsrbsn mir bieielbe nimmer
ansrtenneu. Ha6bem ie einen Monat
lang s~elitten, ertIdrte ibnen enoli9 Der
Gommihair 6puole: Gut! 70 iiuo nil
Oenu tir istt nit bisier bebinsunsSpsiien
@rfIdruns ,ufrieben; aber bitet Sud, Elm
@ort bsS labels iiber bic Staatsseiebe 81
fsntIi6 aus,uipre6en. Die beiren Brie:
fer wurben alio entIafen uno tebrten mad
benz &loiter surit, mo iie nit srObte'
Sreuoc unb 2isbe empfanssn wurben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
Web,me @Qes TN slaen,.

-giebme aae Hierens unS 9eber: MeSi,iner,
-0tebme ale Slutreini9un9smittel,
-rebme @ues, mas 9egell &benmdtismus,
sesen Snbiseitionen, 9e9en ieoeGrt 6ieber belten
ioG,
-geebme aleS, mas Sic Rerpeu beS sanseu
Orsanismus berubi9eu uro itGrfen uno Cir bic
srobtmDSlide @eiunbbeit perl6anel iou. nit
einem 98orte, nebme pom ben beiteu Webi;inen.
bic bic 9SiiienIbait eriuiben 6at, uno Oh wirif
fiiben, baB Sop @itters ale anoereu Dtebe;inen
al Seilfrait i~ibertriiit unb bab es ein,ig uub
aueit i'm Stanbe lit. io9ar ba nod gu belien,
no ole anberen tSeilmittel feblsei9lasen baben.
Die griabrins benefit oisles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
2eber sWerb6rtuua.

Ior flint Sabren e~rfranfte id OIL einem gies
ren= ino Qeberleibeu nub purbe Don Rbeumas
tismus b%eiallen. Wsine 9eber wurbe 10 bart
,pie Sol,, meine @lieoer idpOlen an uno fius
ten t6 nit Waiier.
Sd sos bic beiten Ier,te gu @atbe, aqe aber
erfldr,en, bab i6 nidt mebr gu beilen lei. Sd
enti6lob mid nun, Sop gitterS ~ sebrauden.
SD nabm iieb.n Nlai9en, unb iieb: Sa. Die gers
perlieb meme @liebcr, mt einem g8orte, in mei=
nem Taue murbe iormli6 ein Nunber 9epirft.
Sdtte ib Sop Sitters ni6t sebraudt, 10 ipare
ib Jest be9ruben.
&. %. Wtorep Buffalo, Oct. l. 1881
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
gtrrtutb ttuo b

Sd fam tn Sduiosa. bate Sabre lana nit Grinutb unb
9.iteu an td~ pieu. weIde our6 cine franse 5 Mile uub
ourd bic erofeu 3i,dnunatu ser I'rite peruriaat uureer.
Sd ipor pouits nois srtmutsiet. @or siuem Sabre ling
ih nan an, an' ben 8atb n,ein,s Gaitor's bin, Sop Bits
t.rs Al e,braud.n nm in eineai 1lonate mar eiue sanie
Iamite miteer esiuAo unb felt bisier 3eit mar NemanS
pcn terisiSsn aud nur ,in,n Saa trant uus tb fanu nur
alien ormen gRdnu srn iaesn, bab lie ibre game S-mtIie
nit Sop gitt,rs aui elm gauges Sabr sefuno er9aitsn tons
Ge.toIs Sisduuns fur sinsu sinj is,n fsiud. Sd wsis ss.
Gtn Arbetter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
IerfoIat DC Sd,,pfnoIer!

@enu Sbr Sop Siiiers (btadtet has erins Sopiens
8IidsI out Der ustbsn @titetts usrienat une Der apolbes
ter ~peIahfolet @uh @tpaa. ous NIB IS. %. Morner's @ers
man Sop Sitttrs" uendt. oeer eine aubere Se5tituuns ais
Sopien iabrt. 10 lDe,it eieb 3uritf uHo uieieet ben Gpotbes
Ter pie cine eitttas Stlanse; une penn sr tir ben Stoi
Gutr Sele s.nomneu bat, 10 tlaat iu peatn Sstrnges an
uub p~ertialt ihn peseu S6winoels anf SdaceIeriab.
ssir wsrSsn SAD iir isine SerurtbeilunS ~ireissbis bsIo9'
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-06
fEiir GiNluaYoercr.

eiapantuer pub ioIas, wsI5s 8erwanb.t une Sreunb.
aus Suropo erwartst, m3gsE fh gu itber SsiI on BEN rms
;srsslausitu M, aus'git uRe 9ili, psusta. sstnn Sc,
neno uoa 9ncopa tcmmi. 70 bsularib.tae man mid, nit
laugen ptrb. 10 perot 10 r~eHiel5,u aM beirsfsnbtn sans
6unssplGss IN Snpiaua nebnles uub ibm GbsTae nit Sais
uHo xbat bur Sette ite5tn. ais geriraRtnsHiaHH O,s Foe
Cattle ssartsn bic an niA bdrb y ttitsuaspteitnsr q ne
panssr,T su t~npfdnstn rut iir isr etfts Az iorssr. Rail-.
rdbsa snsuiNs pon astiltdsu nHb psiiltttn yaione.
ipre6tn fur nitins gstrffemftii tn steIsr aus tiea,nsdt.
SAiHseoniraets &c. pou uns xdA europa persen btIsrot
une BITE f4ertt aussunit lod ta,aolii&s 9olsnisa ~
gssitsn, Jasrbtasts for aas eiis1basasutubsn Ser. stsss
ten srtbsit. rlsu s%srtitrt;
Joseph Koelblc,
lSS Rast Third Street, Now York C,<y.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01
Net profits for the Now River
Road Stock Company.


Road Stock Company. SIS, 295 co
Tho above is only small average, and
| really think if wore to double my calcu-
lntions as regard the income on said road
would not be exaggcrating. But will the
people of this section submit to such an
imposition? answer positively, no. They
will travel by pathway and through swamps
and run the risk of meeting alligators and
brave the mosquito in his haunts rather
than be made tools to help swell the Golfers
Of the N. 4. r. s. Co., who, so willing TO
accommodate the public with good road
find themselves Sso;)5 90 ahead for their
kindness. Leaving aside all mathematical
calculations we have a point of charity to
consider. Besides our white population we
have about 1000 colorod people living on
New River, who, after their grinding sea-
sons money has been spent scarcely ever
see dollar or dime again until their cotton
crops arc sold. Must these poor sors OF
Africa be deprived Of the privilege of trav-
cling over the road to obtain thci: supplies
from merchants on the river simply be-
caaso they lack a quarter to make ont an
other dollar for tho New River Road Stock
Company? In conclusion, summing up
The whole matter, find that the only thing
that could have melted "New River" to
such an uncalled for assault on "Observer
was owing to the latter's interference in
scheme which would prove to be Il success
financially to the New River Road Stock
Company, moro SO than of benefit to the
public. JUSTICE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

\ tic the 5iti,,.s:ieel steamer Jno. B. Mau,is
VIII ensel' the coast trade on or about In.
iitn INST, and will make semi weekly trims
between New Orleans and plaqna1nine uu-
der command OF that widely popular skip
per, Capt. j. Arthur Gotnstoak of Dooai1-
sonv'lle We understand TINT the Cap:aia's
genial nephews, Messrs. viii. S. and Allen
+. Mavor. arc TO be quartercd in the Office
OF the Maude, and if this be the case there
will be few if any boats in the coast trade
with 2 cIeverer trio Of officers. Tho Nauao
will undoubtedly carry large share O. tee
REG orop c. the current seeson 70 the New
I1tears market.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

Sir Moses Montefore, the great Hebrew
banker and philanthrop;6t whose one
hundredth birthday anniversary was ex-
.ensively celebrated n;no months ago
throughout Europe and tho United States,
died at Ramsgate, England, on the Goth of
July, and was buried yesterday. brief
sketch of the life OF this remarkable man
will be published in next weeks CHIEF.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

Reports of the death of Ell Mahdi, the
famous false prophet of Soudan, are con
frmed. He died at Suukin OH the 2Otl, of
July, but there is as yet no indication that
his followers are demoralized by the loss
of their leader or that his plans of conquest
With Abandoned. :-..: ;.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01
Con,nunicated ( p -
New FLYER Turn nikn =

Over the nomtls plume of New River y
noticed an article i'll response to "Obser-
yer which to say the least, einanetes from
& mind filed with anything but matter cal
culated to interest sensible public. When
such an important question is raisod-and
] consider that about eight thousand souls
! depend on this road as an outlet, the matter
becomes worthy Of better argument thnn
4 mere personal abuse such as "New River /"
INDUCED III. I shall not endeavor to cham
pion "ObseEver's cause, but "Nsw River +"
seems to think that "Obseryer" has en-
| tered into haven of bliss by being per-
nlitted to dwell in this portion of the earth
ly paradise instead of his Florida homo
| filled with alligators, etc. Between Florida
a!ligators and Louisiana fevers and citizens
! of" New Rivers TYPE there is scarcely room
! left for choice. I have had good opportu-
! nifty OF obtaining the sentiments CT the
New River people III regard to a turnpike
road, and will venture the assertion that
| oEt Of ten citizens Of this section you will
not find more than. one in favor of the
movement. OF course VIC would like to
have a good road and we can obtain same
III better manner than by depending on
the New River Road Stock Company"
for it. Why not take Observers advice,
tax the people for small amount, make
good road, and if needs be employ force
Of laborers occasionally and keep it in re-
pair? Then we will have a good road made
by the public to be used by the public and
belonging to the public. In regard to the
the amount of money being necessary to
complete said road, will have little TO shy
as nm not we'll versed On the value of
earthworks, but I Lam confident that even
at contractors bids there would be plenty
of profit for the New River Road Company.
Factsaud figures will not lie and below
will give yousome figures to prove my as
sertions. ....
During 4hc four or five months of the
cotton season there is shipped from New
River Landing about 500 bales of cotton,
and counting three bales to load we have
i'll five months 300 loads; also, $50 hogshcatls
of sugar, which is $50 moro loads. Count |
ing only half as many passengers from the |
population Us "Obsorver" did we have 1000 !
passengers TO go at least once each year,
which at 10 cents will make $500 for going |
and returning. Thus wo have r.4
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

Gen. Fitzhugh Lee haa been nominated
by the Democrats Of Virginia to make the
race for Governor in opposition to Hon.
John s. Vice. A Democratic contempor-
airy remtrks that the Republicans made a
Wise nomination bet the Democrats gave
them Fitz., ~ -fe
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01
List of Jurors

Drawn for Service ut the September Term
.. OF tho District Court.
On tho 10th Of July the board Of Jury
Commissioners for this parish met ut the
Cont house and drew the names of tho fol-
lowing persons from the general venire box
for the service during the approaching Grim
inal torn OF tho District Court for this par
ish, opening on the 9TH Of September.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01
ffIcG:an'S !trnica Salra

!, he BEST SaIyE In thu weird fer Cuts
;su'stS sns'=. Sal. :he:iss Ieye.r Sore, .fstter
s::'sp:'..d iis'r's, Ih,lnla5ns, Germs an: al!
i" NY required. !: is guaranteed "a Ga nor.
t"2t s'st'sfa :l"i'. 1lenay refunded Price -
c2'its isaf beg. For sale bs T. Rs:isl5i.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

: kcT.cE.-ln sno;. G. c.,l..,n.. XII 10 i,.,.s
an article III which oil ,ls..,ar :l;.y VII! o. ra1
are interested. Negiecting to re;s,, !, may pr, 70
yer, reri"ss as ,seIi a. m expensive :.tl.slz
~ We refer I" thu. acknowledgement of Prlckly Ash,
Ritters. 4 h.twietiae OF its merits si,u tI;e
a;.,ef, yoa or your fafaily ray .erive, ssnn,
isln. !: will save no. only health Int mary dol
Fsrs Otherwise expended IN = Doctors bills
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

Ar CLEvxLAND notwithstanding
the showery weather large crowd assem-
bled at the new Cleveland Park, last SIM
day afternoon, to witness the base oal
game between the yipcents Of New Orleans
and Lees OF. Donaldsonvillc, md tho adver-
a.:--,3 tacs Between schonberg's Roly Holy
and Ourso's Solferino, two horses noted
for their deetness. The ball game, MS re-
ported elsewhere, was suspended on &C
count OF rain with the score q tie, 3 to 3,
The race proved q cornplste disappointment
rs Roly Boly wheeled and ran in the wrong
direction when the signal for the start WAS
given. Ourso's horse was driven the speci-
fed distance of seven acres and the stake
claimed by aud given to the owner. The
Same horses ;.Ea to run again to-n,crro "
and the base bali attraction that day vii,
he game between the Ni,,uets and For !
tiers.
On tbs following Sunday there will be a
first class game Of ball between the Lee $
and Fortiels Of DonaldsonyiJe
Sunday, August Is, promises to be !, red
letter day in the history of the new park
as on that occasion great race will be Kun
by Mr.. Jos. st. Amant's st. Julien. the Kew
River champion, and Mr.. Martin tjurso's
fleet mare Nellie. A tip top game of base
oail Will he played before the race, and the
Ficards of Dutchtown asl; Lees of Donald
sons'Ile will doubtless be the contenainc
clubs. A very large crowd of people is ex-
Pected to be in attendance. TIE ,as.e is to
for stake OF 500 aside a;,,: e..te:,s.qa opt
side betting is looked for.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

Smiths Bile Scans restore the apaet;ta mo
vert 'iiousi.=ss sue dyspepsia. strengthen the
system ANIL purify .ia blood. One bean Is
oose.-ii'ife7o are twenty dose il a bottle Sold
~ druggists at D cents pc. bette.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01
Saturday, August /. 1886.

Special bargains in saddlery of all kinds
1t Mrs. NJ. Israel IL Co.'s.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

'The Iberyille Soutl, of this date pubAshes
an exhaustive account Of tho Cole muir
der and the hanging or. the convicted mr.
derers At Plaluenine yesterday, accom-
nnhying the article with wood cut portraits
Of the three condemned. The Soath was is-
sued Friday evening, a few hours after the
execution, and Brother Bryan's enterprise
met with a hattering measure of public ap-
y,rnciofins, ..-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

ASCENSION GuS CLuB.-When this club
met on the 10Th of July for its ninth shoot,
Mr.. James X. Tucker presented tho organ
lzation with handsome gold medal to be
awarded rs prize to The monlber making
the three best successive scores. The result
of the match on that day was as follows:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

WOI.FE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
S(HNAPPS ,-
specially commend themselves to tho public
It can bo SO readily used in any amalgamation
that it would form an admirable constituent
invaluable adjunct Of tho sick room. and is
very eificacious in hot solutions for coughs,
colds. catarrh, &c, being both sedative and
antl-spas.nodic. Those who are necessitatcd IT,
use stimulants can not take q milder or lees
hurtfnl one than the Schnapps. In all cases of
dyspepsia it has proved Il most successful agent,
as its gontly stimulating properties materially
aid tho process of digestion and facilitate the
assimilation of food. while in kidney troubles
it is an absolute specific, having been pro-
nounced by medical experts to be unquestion-
ably a tlluretlc as we'll rs tonic. To insure.
however, obtaining the genuine article ask for
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, and
look for the significant initials W A. s.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01
Fol. Sale
Employment. Wanted

3y aEiTSt-C1&ss Enginee
A NY one in need of an ENGINEER for put
"A ting UP rlce pumps and running same. or
to put up any other machinery or to run Il saw
mill, or, In fact, any other steam machinery.
will do well to address 20. BOX NJ.
2s DonaldsGnvitle, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

Messrs. Breaux and Davis having tied
for first place. Mr.. Breaux was again de-
teated Ill the second trial to decide the tie.
The ahsentees on hast Sunday were Messrs.
II. &. Braud. d. Breauz, Blouin, Miller,
j. X. and J. ". Tucker.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

!: Only fivo cents yard for choice calicoes
and linen lawns at Kline's Old Reliable
Store. ~ s5'
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01
Highest possible score, %

Messrs. j. 2. Dringier AMI J. NJ. Breaux
shot of their to and Mr.. Brinsier defeuted
his opponent. Ncssrs. Darlington, Blouin,
Doyal, Jotfrion and Percy were absent.
The clubs tonth match occurred last Sun
day, the 2Gth ult.. when the subjoined scores
were mado out Of possible %:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01
WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. :

IN VIEW or THE RAPIDLY GROW
Il ing taste for beverages made OF gin. the
purity and paiatableness OF
WOI.FE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

Capt. Vim. NJ. Surle, who will be remem-
bered by number of our readers ns mail
: agent on the steamer Morning Star when
that boat Piled between DonGldsonyille and
Baton Rouge and subsequently between
Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara. died at Sun
-nyside plantation. lbcrvilie parish, on
the Cd of1uly,. aged CD years aud days.
I'VE enjo5edIa very pleasant acquaintance
with Capt. suris and learned Of his death
with much regret.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

pie, 1anmb !ol 571btea and 49, "a, I' Of
,,e trap IS Davis cd *, nee. an,e, ,o,'o" Ing
her, bu.SS jed himsel s ,,,ase no ,,;e
Che rope that held the Or - ' nue. n'vlS
and the woman both prot .eu .lelr il'no'
,csnee,, bit expressed vii! gne,s 10 ele , 1or
the Crime. Wilson, the ring aue' ~ 'ho
'mlnrdsff, maintained remark Dle eompo-
4 u ilte dnta exhibited no sign Of rep'oe''on
tsor excitement whatever. The necHks OF both
.hem men we're broken BY the fall, buzz the
NJ woman died Of strnnigula,ion. There 5yere
four persons implicated in the murder, AND
the fourth, Solomon Price, was arrested IN
ST. Louis few days ago and will be broughsss
back to Plaquemine during the coming
!. ,a.ts.5s; IL. 10y .s.a @t%s-' ~ Il
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

AN the leading positions in the Federal
service at New Orleans have been filled
with Democratic incumbents excepting
those OF Registrar of the Land Office, Re
csiver of Public Moneys and Surveyor Gen
eral of the Land Office, now held by Hons
@. r. Darrall, Morris Marks aud james
lewis respsctively. It is thought President
'eiesein ~ a'asat> ,itsnd time to GUST this
laoky trip before going OF fez ills 1noo.ed
1Sanauef kaunt.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-01

= pebble in the etroamlet dropped
. Has change the course OF many river;
"A deNurcp on the baby plant
Has watpcd giant oak forever.
~ liver snrchaseed with vicious bile
80 Ohmakes the bout of life caroen;
Iemay be changed TO its wontcd way,
- ~ 9ssipg tho pilot with Smiths Bile Beans.
Fsl.GHJreyefs Price Is cts per bottle.
the .,oasso Il, AT PIAouEm1Sr. coll
- leans police I'd George Wilson, Charles d.
rNaed n s}de Jones, We're hanged at
1jnet taferday for the murder Of
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The Osceola times., 1885-10-10
A MODE ARKANSAS FARMER.


The Arkansas City Journal says:
Capt. II. r. Taylor, who lives on
Bayou Bartholomew, gathered and
safely housed 1900 bundles of fod-
der; has 100 acres in peas; will gath
er over 1000 bushels of corn. He
now has fifty head of killing hogs
that are three ycars old, and expects
to fatten for market fifty fine beeves.
His stock is in good condition, and
be says that he will have On hand
(when his corn and peas are gather
ed) enough provender to run his
place three years. lie has good
cotton prospect and the proceeds of
the sale of the same will be almost
a clear profit. This is the way all
of our planters should farm, and
with this system fully carried out,
the south would soon become pros
porous and her citizens independent.
He scattered his cotton seed over his
land and by this means he insules a
handsome yield every year. Where
is the farmer in Arkansas that has
done AS well as Capt. Taylor?
The Osceola times., 1885-10-10
PIKTy That PAID.

"How does it happen that you
joined the Methodist chuseh?" asked
a man of a dealer in ready,msde
clothing.
"Vell, because mine brudder
cholned der Bresbyterians. vas not
want der let heem git der advantage
nit me-"
"How get the ADVANTAGE"
Mine brudder noticed dot he vas
elm shoemaker und dot der Bresby.
teriums shtood oop ven dey bray
He see dot dey yare der Shoes oud
in dot yay unit he choins dot church
to holt dot trade, unit prospers, so
choined der Medothists."
"What did you gain by that?"
"Vy, der Medothists kneel down
unit ware der pritchcs at der knee.
oud ven dey bray, unit dey bray long
unit ware pig holes in dem pritches
Veil, sells clothes to dem Medo,
thists unit makes monish."
"But don't you have to donate
considerable to the support of the
church,"
"Yah; | puts much money in dot
schurch basket, hui efery time ! do