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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

Excellent sleiehipa.

Excellent sleiRhiua.
Beautiful moonlight nights.
The lowest point reached by the th er
mometer, 5 degrees above zero.
The Sheriff o sale Of Shelton's bank
rupt stock during Christmas week inter-
fered considerably With business here
generally, and made the season very dull
for business houses.
The number of Christmas gifts dis
pensed this year was smaller than
usual.
The masquerade ball 10 be given BY
the Capital Guard on New Years eve
will, IL is expected, be largely attended,
and great preparations are being made
by the Boys in Biue" 10 insure its
success.
PARLoR ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment given by the pupils
OF Mrs. 8. NJ. r. Jones. teacher of music
OF this city, on Monday evening last,
was q decided seocess In every way
The entertainments began with repre-
sentation of Bob Csatchet's Christmas
dinner, followed by an admirable read
ing BY Miss Florence Jones. After q
deliahtfui quartetts hRd been well rem
dered by a trained choir, the funny part
Of the performances began; and from the
time Master Charlie Phillips. a. '' Little
Boy Blue,- first blew his horn and an
nouncsd Little Jack HoTner," eniil
the last Of the Mother Goose celebrities
bad bean exhibited, the nerrimeat les
pecially among the ohildren) never
ceased. when all acted their parts 20
we'll it would be out Of place 20 individ.
ualize, and yet it 10 only inst that word
of praise be given TO the singing Of little
Miss Rosie Brown, Who made an excel
lent Red Riding Hood. " in which char
actsr she vas ably assisted by Master
Sidney Hanssrd as the Wolf" After
the pantomiue Of "Blus Beard. The
Black Grows" and Solomon Grundy, !"
the entertsinment concluded with q
good night chorus, we'll rendered by the
choir, consisting Of Mrs. Jones, Miss
Kate Pearos, Miss T. Clarke. DR.. Stark.
weather, Messrs. 0uiietts, NJ. Harris,
williams, Pimmmer and others, Mim n.
0strandsr prssiaing at the organ. From
the large ard appreciatiVe audienos pres
ent on the above occasion 10 Was svident
that Mrs. Jones' % highly thought Of In
the community, and her efforts 20 fur
ther musical education and develop mu-
sisal talent will no douht rsoeIve the
spprobation and assistance Of our music
loving people.
TEn rusT-txrxLLxoKNcxR-
The P.-L 10 nov Of a. much import
snce here 20 the Tacoma Ledger, and,
throagk the efsrts Of your irrspressible
carrteF, who never losss chance 20 ssll
. copy. 10 win soon become IN Important
paper in Olympia
Dnr N lNe1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

Ezuch thenGAs snd csrsfnl preparation.
II vas ersssed wish appEaass-
Ihe eSenlng's entegtaiument elosed
siih qaArtette By Misses Emma Al
kins snd s0sis Ward and Messrz- AIvord
and PhiIlips.o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

sAls " PrrKa AcQuAps. Ess.-
NJ sliartly after l o'clock. Psssr
s, ksq. Of thsa city. broAthed
" tAs ags ef 81 years aud Q
- isseased sss enc Of viuso-
u''snrs of isas, arriving here
80 FrAnciseo. he enessed.
r sltsr IN, ARRIVAL. In the hard
~ - ssip chAndlegy hrsueh Of
w. NE torner Of Government
s1s.hhs si~ess Hsrs he coa-
- ahs Business for q numher q
- ~ Aflessard renewed 70 wharf
M eaars be. sssocs csa,ssl With htstwo
<hssd 10 the sane hne, which
-. tlfess propertians, gradually
49, ihio shs majestic diupen
- ! il.ntmsa st present. Toe de-
- sriAsssaia Vas paesesszd % ha,xi
-. ssaisss Il . hish order. ana was
..asl n his mAanefS kiud ana
-, haend, and a si,issn who
saiinns b easily aiIei. He IA.
4 - ssslsd wi,h, sad baTns q shars
49, - h.:hlzhipa and trsals inciden, =
-. iMN He was : native ef CsaI.
ssaiAd- - Tsss~sa Sissssa,,s'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

Saline on TIE MExlco.-Ths Mexico
sAiisd a. ons o'clock Yesterday, with the
followiaa passengers Gee Lee. John
Burus and wife. Miss J. O. white, Lena
Seller, Mrs. winstone. Mrs. Roansree,
y. T. sander. J. Clara, A. & Msthone,
A. u. Show and wife, W. Llevsifya. Ss..
W. Laswsliyn, Jr.. n. Msntessnery, z.
Harris. J. Cohn. Y. Northup, y. " Vis.
Tor, Miss L. Buttsraeid, Mrs Gextie
Kisrski, Miss Eina Rogers. W. y. Dilion
and wife. J. LAngras, J. Cochran, e. 8.
X. Wrixht, Capt n. Blinn. T. Mofadin,
Jr.. w. A. Bailey and thirty -ons In shs
stssrass. Tes frsisht eonsissrd of 90
toas Of barrel material and tsseaty ave
miscellaneous.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

=. pair q eeld bovea spse,a.
- = ne.'sa as ie~er Mn .,ress yes-
-. y fssss % Moran Bre.Asss' ma.
], : - .sse,p. Y whica he loser eAs recover
~ ~ = snas otaes And psytnr fos
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..,., AND wEkkLYs

u asd 2 pE month ,Sr ,sr oa. S5's,si teHk and ana
esss sss.-s.ssi - Advertising. y AT tnt.h Tor
- 40 e. an inch per month
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
---.~~>~~---~--~-e~
NEW ARRANGEM ENT.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK.

No. ms Ccmm1rciAi tereet Seattle. W. I
one block from the railroad depot and
steamboat whArges. Only frst-ciass hotei
In the city on the EuropeAn plAa. First
class restaurant connected with me hossh
Finely furnished foszuA single and On
suite. Rates. 50 cenn 10 u 50 per Gay.
Free eosa,h. a. .. AtpEn,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

sarunpaY MArIxn-On Saturday
afternooa. st haif-past tvo o'cloek, the
seattle Amateur Opera Company viIl
xtre q matinee at Frye's Opera Hosss,
AZ uhiesi time the popaiAf opsfa Pirates
of Penxanee. will Be givea By the afty
nnemosrs Of that company. The giving
81 skis matinee Gas decided epon at
shs rsQaG st Of great many Of cor citi-
srns who conld nos taxa their wivsm and
childrea lnf after night 10 the opera-
ChiIdren viIi be sdnttted % any part
Of the ho1se for 2S cents, and I'D ilss foz
50 centA Reserved seats eAn b, assured
Al the Opesa hoces Drug Store fof rs
censs. Tha epera gill be giwtn IN in
entirety. and vii undoabsedly BE Wit
nessed By large A1diences 0sd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

A soclal DRINK with yoar ffis.4 VII
ssss bet too blss. 'tis true. e1t - hcx
unnch pinssnrs he same nsansy viii give
yea II iavesse4 10 tie too htf shsit as
bassssf keakxtors. Year ehnkes for
tssnay -ess esakk
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sea wRRKLYt

-,..sou.l cards q per msiHii, ior e5se
IA gpev noah for oise-t.af lneh-
-. - q eesIs . lins for one iHSsrsaoh'
- Nrsnls 4 line per month;
- : - sAyertisins. VI Per iaeh TOT
Se.s.-<Is.r. and e pr nl0Efa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

K. OF q.
DAINfER LOD0R No. 1el& MEETS
IN IN Odd Fellows Hall first and third
jsat L II. B0BBINa Dictator.
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.oyrRris:Nc RATES


s,,sssA e.rds 2 e e. aSsabsf %snss ri Insa' sas
= 80 o .ass Ans ,nssSssena Ios Tss .nIs @nd p
.ss.ss asa for az 'n'e''
szs =. q .dyertlsrmsuts. a y esEta an
Geai a.esa.~ eas....--tsf1a. F.se an inca for al
- .i .ee q - ineh for two veekR szS
- s.nd g per m0nth-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

The Anniversary exercises Of the
Erosopho-Gnoths atii Lfcsan took
place At the University assembly hail
last evening. A large number Of pa
reuts, friends and students we're pres
ent, and the young men Of the socisty
acquitted themselves admirably. Mel
win K Crawford vAs the orator OF the
occasion. and opened the exercises in
the foEloviaa carefully prepared and
veil delivered
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01
4 New ItcpartGre.

Mr. A. n. Waish, the ODD 81 restaurant MN
in this rIty, and the first l, Start Il Regular
meal conke ed Ia urGeT, ~ the Old a. a'i.I>ird
C,n tan restaurant. has inst return, fr"ip a
tip To- san Francisco, aTd wn',e there he
secured tho 5, ryirrs Oi Ben UartHIn and
Harry Woodward, cook and steward I The
reiterated "Ppufilnr .cstsu' ant of a. 81 rify,
ard hr Will 10 few days drpar' ff"m tn
OLD method ~ "a .TuIag so MUCH - meal aud
run a hili vt fare house. Every article with
it, price carried out, VIII he print, on q bill
81 l3rr, aud you get wnat yea want. AID pay
for what you get. A. Mr.. WartHHn Is uu-
doubi, diy the best cook Ia this territ"y This
new departure Of Ir Wa IBIS VIII unoouht
"dIv make the Can Can the most p"pn ar
restaurant in this city. aUg9 In
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01

A former Sigrs City belle, Mss Nary 7.
F.rnia. W. married 10 &. ". !. Johnson,
lns. week IT Ph,Dix, Arizona. This will sur
Prise Il great many Of her acquninlaaces
uc=e.-S.IJcr City Enterprise.
Ell Norris, who is well known in this
rom 81 unity, was air. sted this morning.
;ur e:nb, III rnrnt, un warrant swnru
TO by the wholesale butchers ass"ciaricE,
- this G.. n,rs cut of The recent oProi
,icr 'ne purlic shc Il" suspend judi =
mcnt uniii alter The ,riIi
One of the Greatest ;"lal events that ever
occurred IN lrming 1as the marriage 81
Frank a. Sich,.id To Miss Pearl Mas e'$on on
Frlday cyening last. Reve' end Father Gerard,
.i tais ely performed the Germany. The
.iif- presented 20 The young fa,ks we're in
Themselves fortune. The many frirLds 81
the Young r.arried couple in this city wish
them long life cf upd s;urbcd bliss and all
the success which their happy union Of
hearts giTe. pronise-siIVer City Enter
prise
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01
THIS COLUMN
WE CONTsEN DAILY RE-
UHE Of
The Local Happening OF The
Lively lOwn OF Charles
ton And VIII
BE Edited BY Samuel Nc
Claren, Who will lake
Su Subscription and make
Advertising Contracts


", e.. a.. t..,. 800 =. -, -.
go. so,.o or.-,. ,..o. c,u.,o ,,.,.
horse.
J. B. Ayers left for Kansas CITY ls,,
night.
Chsr,ev Yourc sn1 Ca,r,er c,n,or
l,ve zone 20 = psn, :, axe in N. cir.
Gus.
SOFA, IF Tho ho-s in.o,a hacy;,c. ~.
gray horse Tor another race with Araahe
rhat'S f.nt boys. =" if a, first you DON
,c.ceoa Try. ,rr ag,in.
=.
-,
1'''' .
''''s ''"'' !" '''o ''"''ei ~ mo- s.
''''"S'
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01
Near Suits.

Suit " as commenced in tie County Count
o-aay by I'll ID. S.iterrI.i,e against Pas
ouale NisrO, for ejeytmcn; anl damages 20:
800
Farryce Ro?er rs. Eop Lee; ejectmcnt
and da nage- for $2,n00.
.nos y. Sat;erw hite VS.. D. H. Mcneil;
rie-tnc Il ana damages for $50.
e. : Abb 1T ct al, VS.. l.. }. Norris; attach
fnen'. suit Tor sTjo0s
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01

The following instruments lave been
flied IN The Office y; TIE County Recorder;
AFFIDAVIT.
OF the Tombstone W"olesa'e butcher
ing company us TO the amount OF cattle
sIaughtt red for month Of August.
DEEDS heal ESTATE.
Sqcrias Amanisa 10 Ctra.ina Martinez,
= interest in lot /, brock %, Wilcox
800.
Francisco Montoga to Sscriss Am,nIsr
Il interest lot /, block %. Wilcox $50
MORTGAGE.
The Tornado Mining company 10 Jas
n. Smith, certain mines IN Dos Cab,z s
d strict; $500.
BRAND.
OF II. ". Sherman on left side, o!
hield.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01

Some crank has suggested the ridiculous
proposition - have The remains Of Gen raj
q an: and 1cnes4. Lee buried IN one craze,
~ The .l.-iu portaEt act 10 c,U Plctr harm my
b.twccg the North aud : -ulh. TIc LIS An
gclc5 Herald Goa. peltiI., on tai absurd
l:ra says: Tie TWO great actors in an il
c,iiablc struggle hav: zone from among
Their fellow c:,iz.ns. Reior. the Cessation 81
TIE cch"'s O. the !tsi hostile gun that was
fred hy the forces they commanded these
men by word anc by exampI. tolt their fe:
low coun r, mVu that strife Lad come ~ ar
end Nov that neither can tel u this again,
did say? Cant told The nsr Of the SOUTH
20 keep their horses fp- they would need
them ut harye-t-Iine, aud be sIid let as
have p-acc.r Twenty ears has proven tibet
hc ilew his coun,rym'n better tLan III"
f,;l rate Newspaper, and Iol.iIciaB, w!Hrl
continue t" Jelrsie bis name ani lame b,
-ectioaaI arr-sls ~ the rueau feelings OF i'll
win and revenge felt Gy them.
The appointment Of G. Gordon Adam -
Court COu. uiIsSIOnrr tnI the D,-triCt Court
in and for C"chIsc csuUt,, was hied win Ih-
clerk vi the D.stii,t CouIt to-day
A s;:aIriDg rlatcb be,wecA Harry
Mi Ter AID Fred HIi. brth coiorrd, took
place j. front of ,he Occidental bote!
this afternoon, Both parties we're ar
rested,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01
TO The Public.

From and after this date Sum-
meriela Bros would inform their
friends and patrons that all ac-
counts VIII be closed, and no new
ones will be opened. Nothing
hereafter can 90 out Of the store
except for cash, We take this
method of informing the public
and our friends of our resolution so
that they will not ask for credit,
which will be positively refused in
all cases there being no distinction
We VIII sell our goods from - 10
20 per cent below former prices
for cash and positively no credit to
any one, We are compelled to
take this step owing to the dull
time, and will not deviate from
this rule with any person whatso-
ever Respectfully 4
SUMMERFIELD BROS,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01

The rui tliriln. r-in,r's Oi 10" Indians
killed ~ The time oi the r,.ia through ,Ir
H"gn.!nrs, !as; May. ~ Br",ir. apd
Niynrs. has I'rnugl,. fcurfa pa.r Il, =
pears TO he he truth Si:li re-. -,Dcs. g.
Ihst mt'tsr. i party IF p,"r. as W.
earn, cnns's'ir9.f five ,r SIX, urni ln'n
Ihe mountains north # I! rssr;on ias'
SrcG an: s'-ucE TIE rre'i taken ty be.
Indians. aj,.h they 10 ;, vel 50 the srcr
where Bnnril"'s h"l7 was buried hy tiit.
s"iGiers. anil after = 'i:;igsn: search tie;
unearihrd The dead brdies 81 two Indians
IN nrc grave sDd five IN hnolfer The
UnGV 81 G1unHg lad !'ctn iCrIcd hy the
-"l"irTs that :p';oor,i On The mail. IN the
,1r"s-ncr # Sumc C;!IZrIs WHO 2,Tc win
,le parties who unra!.hcd the ciaTIif-r-
aus corns,s uf tie Indians, ari whc-e
names We wou q be blessed TO learn ~
the matter 10 here IS very urSatisfacturii ,
mi cuHii cling. Aftsr thoroughly ex
amiuirg tie bnGios and satisfying them
s"lvrs that they were good Indians. the
,.sr;y returned 10 II .ssanto ard ccufiru-
former reports TO Tie effect that the
.ra-rs of the Indians had been found
VIZ would consider :, a great favor if he
gen ipmen that found the bodies would
write Us tuIi particulars giving Eamcs =:
hiss oc Bunting ann Hain@s' battle. Thus
tar the particulars ATE too Indefinite %
place aay dependence rcn.-Sl'vcr
City Enterprise.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01
Sfii! fHotiHr.

Taf-ner & shaughnes-y, :he popular rro-
pr.ctols OF the Billiard parlors, ON Allen S.
having made arrangements with the propri-
i,rs OF The C.; lrbr.lIcu Nch.i,Z M!lwaukec
beer, have mad 4 fiae Ics enesi erected an
,hcir SAIGON and are now prepared 70 serve
their run.crpus customers Win scAo bners
Of tits celebrated beer Gu a:aUgE., ice cold
Dror, in aud IryS. "a i.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01

C,a-k 2. F,s., the world renowned stage
driver, who for years has owned the Geyser
ser line from Ca'istogs TO the Geyesr Springs
died at his residence at Fds.vl.le, eonoma
eSunt,, Cal cd tie 20 b al.iIao.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01
OFF SHOOTS,
SUMMERFIELD BROS,

Good linen shirts ST., al Meyers.
50 pants for "a at j. Meyers z Bro
Overal.s IS cents per pair a: Meyers.
Flannel underwear for cost q: Meyers
Tea Kettle whisky at RaTertys saloon
Shoes fer your Own price at j. Meyers q
bro.
For genuine fea Kettle whisky 20 to Capt,
Raferys'
, sole leather trunk given away with
eve, purchase at j. Meyers q Bros.
All gods below cost at j. Meyers & Bro
Alien shd Fifth s,reels.
Full stock :alt boots for 81 at !. Meyers 4
bros.
ArLold's Wood Yard. Corner Eight and
sIhoTd streets.
Dry cord and s.,vc wood at lowest rates
Leave orders with Arnoids ex press wagon
Fresh eggs aalwys o. hand at The Cash
Store Of WALoorT & MEsIcx.
The best California sad rancho bate, q
sC'sh Store ) WALaosr s NIJ5x
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01

We we're permitted to see tn" toll ~
dispatch from \ Astmnn To X r Man
i.n,o day, when explains Itself withOu
,mUent
Benson SEPTEMBER I. 1885,
Il, p, MANSFIELD, Tombstone: Fr NIX
Ire and mys. Il have seen the elephant.
Ike Isnacs has turned trick an won
tree dollars. and wants to know what
&c viii. do with the "oney? We are nj.
.ynhibi'ionisrs ana you can judge that
sc are all night
a A3HMUE
Prof NJ. VI. Shcrmr, arrived from hi.
-anch in the wet Hudchucas this morning
and win remain few days.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01

S'me six months ago. The rr"s n PR
pgie,nr OF iHE DAILY TOMBSTONE pur
chased from Q d. Rrpry the lease 81
Tombstone Epi,ap;., and the cd wi
# that paper. Bur iron. 4. Ainr ~ t~o
that was dropped We learned thu, M,ss.s
Berry and Blnn vito w,re lhen ruuaii.e
tie Recnr.!, would p7t a.l-w anoth,
PAPER 20 be published in Eonus,"n-
FMS did no, scare Us 3 hit, but we
rh"aebt that they might give Us trouble.
and To chrC6Ta'e them in This We set the
advertisements IN our uwn type and NJ.
R..py stepped out of the prp.,rie,ors"ir
ni ihe Epitaph nn Sunday aud James J
Nash stepped in MS proprietor on. Non
dav, the paper not missing an issue. Tins
GoJe We commenced Ia ryccive abuse
from The u card. Finding that ,heii
anuse had DO elf CT. Mr. 3 rry rcso v,ri
upon a great s'rmkc 10 down us IL.
waited until about five O'Clock in the
evening and then paced an Injunction
upon US for using the name Erit, pn.
hlnt,ng that lie Won ii stop our Issue
AMI iaval!dr,e legal adv frispmeu's ~
urr c"iumus. BIT w, we've tao smart for
II IN, and ioo.ed hIm srAIn. Ne then
thr"u3h our .ewysr went before tin
c 'urt e r'm's.ina,r Tom Drum.
I ard ssTed tee, the nInnr,lon
be Iii so'v.t, bu' the "nnr- c"nmi,s,on-
ar ':'th"u.h, =" simi''"d ,'tter w-ris, tnnr
II was It's du;y 10 dr>s"!v4 the i'il.c.ion
, r-lu-~d to-, dlssn ye u, ard Ne had M,
/ io n"ai, Tie rrXt ter IL Of tie di,tr e.
court. Whrn corr coi,vrIpd We had
oar srsTcr reaay bur Mr.. Barry hai
( ti'td III place his sui, On the c4lendar
This nrcrss'intrd our p'ac:r. u ,h ra ana
- j. vas !a'c IN me session, il l-! I, %.
EVER uaui the u, X; tctm nt cour', v;.i,i,
! - on the 2iS, al III, / nn'h Bar bot
| "IihsianGln, sll This l"r -ecu'iun, ".
s1ll con,iiu ii ~ issue .uE Iunrsl ONE.
/ very ~, hing a..d have cotiluu Il iod
81, -:IvIh" tie prop'r agnu,i lea, papa.
I nG ely -;f.riS hay.. been aplT-c.rtrii ~
, ne cl':zrns aud -ln>sl m:n -. Toni.
-:une, III >ui.sia,iiii M inner 'r.y en-.
uraaIns rs inh 10y advertising: au,r
suhScrIvriGn until wr w'r" rn,nrril,d ia
rn.;. =, sn,i ,o,i.v W ,r e,'nlrr.,!
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01
fOfice.

The plbI;c school Of this city, School
District W. I, VII commence on Tuesday
Sept. S;h Parents will please take notice OF
the date. DAVID MCfAwN,
Clerk Of Board
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01
ATTENTION CalELEsTDyTAHS.

When yoa visit Tombstone and desire
EOJd meal, UNs.er- IN amy sty,e, gr IN iact
auyIk'u" the Wrrkci affords. ." 10 wisdom
Fountain IN Alien street, between Fourth
and tIlth. au@ji-lm
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-31
LOCAL ITEMS.

Our young friend, j 9. Triche,
Esq, again bid us good bye
on Tuesday evening last. He has
gone to st. John parish to help his
father during grinding. We wish
him a pleasant stay, and hope to
sec him among MS sooa in his usual
joyidl habit.
Miss Ella Samuel, the charming
Yong daughter of MIR. Jules
Samuel, OF Gretna, La, has been
spending the past week in our vii
lage, the guest OF Miss Bertha
Zeringue. We acknowledge a
pleasant call from Miss Samuel nc.
companied b1 Misses Zeringue ard
Jeserha Iroxler.
Major Ben McLeran, of New Or
leans, Elk Forestry GBmmiSs oner
of the late Worlds Exposition,
favored our sanetnm and Hahnvillp
with visit on Thursday morning
last. He came up by way of Miss.
Valley Railroad, hnt, rs frequently
occurs now owing to the free ferry
system permitted by our police
jury, he had considerable trouble
in getting some one to bring him
across the river, but, as Al favor,
after paying an exol bitant price, he
was enabled to cross the father OF
waters. This is not as it should be.
gentlemen, town within an hours
ride of New Orleans, aud haze no
public ferry, therehy placing the
travelling community at the mercy
of every enc having % Skitf, tC
charge what they pie Sc, or suit
their own convenience, il they cross
people over or not.
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ON THIRTY DAY TRIAL.

TIE VoLTuc BFLTCo., Marshall, Mich, will
send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Vo ltnic Belts
and Electric Appliances trial for thirty days
to men Lyoung or old] who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration Of health and manly vigor. Ad
dress as above--N. B.-No risk is incurred, Las
thirty days trial is allowed,
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-31

.'Our District Attorneys worthy assistant,
Judge Alfred E. Billings, with two OF our lead,
i'm merchants, 1Iessls. Jules Samuel and
Henry Vieling, accompanied by our courteous
Chief of Police, VIM. L, cambridge, on the
l6th-l7th inst, visited Mr.. VIM. Berthoud ex-
President Of our Police Jury, at that gentle
mans homestead, about miles from Gretna,
on Bayou Barataria, where Mr.. Berthoud's
guests proved thamselves expert hunters
killing 81 fine gray squirrels. many dozens
wild doves ana other small game too nJmer-
ous to mention: As usual, Mr.. Billings excelled
over his competitors, having bagged the most
game. 1t is said there were no wild ducks
possibly tie ducks have ceased to travel after
eunlise."- [Gretna sun.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-31

Last week the family of Col. VIM.
Preston Johnston accompanied the
remains OF Mrs. Johnston to Louis
vile. On this sad occasion Col.
Johnston. aud his daughters, Miss
Margaret and Miss Carrie, were the
guests of Miss Pope.
"Hoodlums are getting their just
deserts in the city Of New Or cans.
notwithstanding the inetticency
of the police force the hoodlums are
gradually disappearing. and the
good people of New Orleans owe
this blessing to Judge Roman and
the press of the Crescent City
We are in receipt Of a circular
letter from the Rev. /. L. Lcucht,
Secretary of the Louisiana Educa-
tional Society, requesting our good
Offices in 60 operating viii the
Association in the promotion Of its
worthy object, to-wit: to arouse an
interest i'll the public mind in re-
gard to the subject Of public educa-
ton.
Capt. J. Pinckney Smith, Press
Commissioner OF the Exposition,
has addressed a circular letter to
the Press of Louisiana, inviting ali
the members to attend the opening
ceremonies TN The 10th of November,
and to use their efforts in persuading
the people of their respective par
ishes to contribute all in their power
to IL AXE the enterprise a success.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-10-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

EDMrND NJ. IvENs AND SoN.-Have Just com
pleted on Poydras Pla2tation, one Of their
large under discharge Draining Machines.
These machines of fifty horse power b 'iler
engine and draining machine seost iess tnsn
the brick work alone under a wheel.
Mr. j. G. Morris, President of CanaI i tll5,
is also an officer Of the Poydras company and
speaks OF this machine az of the gesatest ys!ue
to all who have any interest in tn lrama = nt
land. See their advertisement in this paper.