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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-08

Ban Noxx -whiskey has killed twO
men On Puget Sound daring the past
week. and baEnsd one house and is
contents. Il hss also baen the means
OF putting three psreOes IN iAil, on
charges OF murder. With fhe probability
that 81 lsazt one Of the three vill be
severely panishea- perhaps banged
Aud vet these things, thoaeA the most
serioas events Of their kind d1fine the
week, are only little part Of the great
aggregate OF suffering, eri re and hate
ssased By this demon smsng oar people
daring shs feg days Fefsrred 10. Not
aaly has ell this personal Injury besn
done, bat nos and hereafter toe pabIic,
thon9h innocSns Of all eomplisity In the
dreadful affairs viii be called upon 20
pay the bills
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-08

SrAkxp 81 EaE wkcSa Dos Two
youne mea of this tosn we're taftnz
a1plsssant stroll the other evening. A
des snddenly appessrd and came rush.
in2 tswsr3 teen. Tue cry mad dag
,ras uttered by both and they separated
imnsediaaely. One scrambled ap tree.
and The ether stretched his saes and be
has loaR ones, 100. foe hoEas. The oa9
followed 10 panuit; The faster the yoash
ran, the faster came the du9. II was Eip
and tnek and she spessd Of both inereased
30 he stmost. The yuzth snAiiy reached
sha front gate. rushed In and elosed b.
He turned roapd utfh 3 sAtis8ea ais.
and foand thai it was hss own aaR
shisIh had been chasing him In sposI-
Assassslls lGa.l Gaasfts.
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CALL ANB SETTLE.

HAVING DISPOSED or ny BUsF-
I'll ness in this rs1y { herehy ~ anou
AE persons owing ne N lnsy 10 cesna Tar.
waf1 and - b ss a early day ~ thelr
acee1nas III ee plsee4 IN ths kands ~ A
lawyer far eotieefssn.
seAffSs. sfArxA m lz1 ne
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TIE
DR.. LIEBIG
RKIvATE bIsPESsAKY,
toD 6esFy street. san Frsa-
cisco. Cal.

NANN~r 49, - ~
condRcted By qnaiihed Phy NE7IT
gnsdnstes. Z.NL1
0fAe oLDssr spscutrusETy>NSN1
- the United saNes, whose WAN
LrEE Loss fxFSEEszcE, pes. &LsN
fest lnethsd aEa pure msaI
! / 7. !. ]: ! :! p
eii1e. inaara asKEDr and PES
MASNxT erREs Of al Private
osronie ana Nervous Diseasss [E
Afftctinns ef the BL0oD 8Ix, LSf
kiDscHz pLsDbEA, EnuPFIosm ISL
JLcEns, ON soezs egnz4fsz. "
90 TiEE 0LASpe. soEE MOtlH. "
IHsoAI. boxs PAENs. permanently cured Aad
sfhd.uAief trum hs syslsm Tor lIiss.
AEaNoUs D edlsty, 'Imi,otsnsy. easnanhI
Uses ssHusi Decay, MsiItsI ira Physicai
nAknees. faaiinE MsanHy. Weak Eyes
=. p psse .epasnt lmp''dimsnts 10 Mar.
mar, &C.. ffo@ sxess-es Or you.kfai follies,
cured
r0anz. mIa6is aged ana GA ,a.u snd all
weo aSed medical ~ 81 aud expmssnce, Geo.
salit Us oed E1rop@kn Physicisn d once His
mfsey 500 shame. When lnu,uveuis.t e
yi.is ne eats Ser Ee.,ms msdtsinss can b.
sfot ersrywbsEs b. express ffse frarn nt,.sr
shiO1. Il b ssltsviaegt tsat 4 phrstcian
Sho gives his wsoas Attention 10 olAss a. afs.
$50. 2sisin. gr~As skili ana DhssIeiAns
{ -" ~-fAAHNfFs h0ytNtMU tMtNt 1te@
giasutiy reeommsae ainseuis es.s 10 n, old
80 speeiaiisss By whom every knowa Eood
FsHse4y e assd. TIE Dscior's IA and srpgrs.
et.es naAEss his opinicn % sasrsE.s impos-
sssDces
J sasd for TIE sasftaFist auiS,, 70 a.,ish
1 ~ fee. Ass. self Analysa
DR.. Ltsttgs wusb aRFr1 aKnnsx Kxvta0aa.
/ roA psr1sssnsay prevents al uansfuraI lo~u~s
+. frotn ne syssaza. toms the nsr-AsA mrsagsh-
( Gus he masses, ehseas he wsas, inylaorsfe-
tss Who's sysseE. snd rssioees IN sfsl.r,sA q
bsairh aad happl1ses
rs rseeoa - many ek9nat I'm cured Of
Seminal weakness, isss ~ Mnisisspd. sne.. "a
ewinw 70 eempstss'ion esIied RrpssaAssrhea
win hrpeFasxheets. wAach Ep9zBies pseuIlMr
sfeAfznsas. DE-. E4shisfs Inyfzsnssor l. he
7 GELS peNiifsa cure for proAassasshsa. win -.
saltar - saHl tzsEmsaa. nssd "a ne Llseas
& thspsrnary
Pties q Isytsoeaer. q. CAST Il ga boz
tie. so h4a2 g. nng a8dsess, covered -.
snfaly froan po~srvafln1 TO prove the waa.
esstni power % fAs EnviRorzaav Q o. hastis
will - giseo or scot ffea
fpuersnl kasesFts Beta frsa % p1asssaa
Censaltsties fFes sad priwzsa Cal e. "a
dress GfEBGs DlsFlkYaAwV.
80 3eSrJ stfest. SEA EnEnelsna. Cxi
PsttNss eztssaes, fas Nasal afr.st- tsae
tau-tks - sssass from ka4rmr. Maln Esltrsna.
thaangh tslsgenaExy bvma sEses rnhitaw9m
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FOB TaE STAT ~ wAs.
rmE REASON wH..

A porter of this jonTn Il called on
Judge Greene last evening, and directed
bis attention 30 an item ia the B,Iletsa,
criticisinR the Jadae for designating the
Posi- ISTFILIaEScER a. the paper in
which all admiralty notices in this dis
tries shall hereafter be published, and
asked that gentleman for a statement
of the facts. The Judge said:
"Ruls nine. Of tbs Supreme Court,
prescribing Admiralty practice in the
Uuited States. pressIihes thst public
notice OF process. and the time OF the
return Of execution thereon. shall be
published in sueh newspaper as tbs Dis
trict Court shall order. To save expense
and errors, IL IL for the advantage Of all
parties TO have some one newspaper
designated by general rule. a. the paper
ia which public citation should be had,
and in many districts particular paper
is designated by rule OF the District
Cours. In selecting such newspaper,
two thinRs are OF prime impoEtanee.
First. that the paper have q large circu-
lation. 90 Is TO give the best possible
notice 20 the world; and second, that
the paper should be a daily. % that
there may be publication in it,
although the time OF nstice 10
short. Another advantage Of
having one newspaper designated for
the pnblicatios Of potiees in eases in
general. 10 that those interested In ad
miraIty matters may know TO the files
Of which payer 10 refer In order 10 as
certain xhsthcE there has been public
citation affecting any particular ship or
goods. AZ examples of what has been
done In other eoarts, refer sou to the
District Court of the Northern District
of New York. which has designated the
BoffaIo C0szaasr-is} advertiser a. the
newspaper for the publication of admit
rNltv notices, and the Uaited States
District Court of Oregon has desiguAied
the Oy~gosfsS. The way that = member
Of Newspapers came 10 be designated
under old rales Was through the con-
placence Of judges. Tie designation Of
one paper for snch publication u prsc-
tioe that prevails generally throoehoQt
the United States. and she designation
OF more than one paper In : district Is
extraordinary. Now, in regard to the
Charges Tor snch paolications- Toe
pager Il entitled 20 receive only what
the court shall adjndee 10 Be fair be-
tween The parties. and the decision of
tae court on this matter, ~ on all cost
balls, il subject TO appeal ts the Sapreme
Coart."
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Machinery for Sale.

nNE UPRIGHT POWER DRILLING
" Machine. dsiils 70 the center 81 { feet I:
sai1ahae for mil OF blacksmith shop. The
absFe 70 neW aad vii be soid low, Also.
. numhex af ses0ad hand steam purap4
MORAN RfxllS
psiea. Yesier's wharf. Sesftie. ". r,
p o. hoz "a al
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For Rent.

Two VALUABLE FARMS: ONE on
Z Waite and The othsF on BACK river
In aeres each. fnr terms apPiy 20
WILLIAM COCHRAN.
nAs1 n Fssto<1es bsx 90 sHafasa
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GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS
Hay and Grain.
CHANGE OF AGENCY.

HAVING APPOINTED THOs. 4.
u l. Pamph.ey agent far the Western
FIRE aad Marine Insurance Co, Of san
francesca vice JasL A. CAREY a Co, ne
ttrtd. all business corrected with said
company. and renewals Of palic 20 In
force. VIII b. looked AFTER By Mr.. Pun
phrsy. STkEi4 JOHNSON a. Co,
General Agents, P0rtiand. Or
Sesttie. MAr9h II. fssa mhI2 i'm
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RUNAWAY LoCoNorIvR--A gentleman
Who Gas irl tie CITY yesterday, from
Rome. tells An interesting story IL the
collision which was mentioned In the
telegraph columns Of the CeaSfifHtsaa. =
day OF iva ago. ~ having occurred on
The Selma, Rome aud Daltoa railroad.
An engineer wss RAINING . switch en-
eins between the junction and ksst
Rome, vhen he encountered q train afl
preaching. He vas moving TOO rapidly
10 stop. aud reversing his engine, jump
ed OF. The engines vent together With
q crash, bal 9ezs uninirred beyond she
smashing Of the eow-estchsrs. As
sson ne the switch engine steadted. she
began 30 back, IS the engineer had r.
veraesi her. Being light. she moved off
quickly before the engineer could sea
on. and in . moment the asto1tseei
man Of the throttle sac his machine
WHINING oat Of siehf In the direction
o. Selms. sax miles oat an engineer of
q north bound freight saw the runaway
engine bearing down on him. ayln4
doua steep grade With full hesd OF
steam on. and naking ahoas 50 miles N
hour. He reversed and sprang from
his engine. saving his life. bat recetvspg
some painful bruises. Thus three en-
gines were damaged. The engineer OF
tho switch engine w1s dumbfoanded
hx she freak Of hts eaxtns. --tfA4sisa
S6a. t,s@sffsssse@. HaruA u.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL.
L not b responsible fss any dsh,s COZ
traeted b. my wife Jsnay. a. shs has lefE
me Withsaf lass esRsc or pcoFoc4tion.
John kONEN
Port MAdl~ou. w. T.. MARI "a fsSI 10
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House to Let.

A SPLENDID HOUSE. CENTRALLY
~ lnsaas A. Apply %
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ALBERT HANSEN

n FADING wATCBMsKER AND
Ia yesEeae<. Ftaa line o. WsscheA Daar
xsads anA Jewesry.
csa<r-Le4Ty hsoek. Frunt street. jAs
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HAT AND OATS,

nv GOOD QUALITY. FOR SALE BY
~ r z Whitney. SIX niles nGrtA ~
Lsnsaner. Steamers esq Load AZ ware
honAA mill
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DIR. c. |. MILLER, SIR.
tes LhsrrJ STREET. SsattIt. VT.
90. bax u
Special, Private and chIenIc
Shin Diseases Cured.

sem,ssi weakaes and ali ssr-
vous disorders 20 . sea by excuses.
positively cured. On the Install.
meat plan.
sena for prinses questions.
DR. c. L. UrLsETa's REMARKS -
be success I'm the eurfng % RsI
Chronic Diseases T. well kaoM n .
His success 90 due 90 nj. - years
experience and obssrvali0nn I'm
Ills practice.
70 Ne faore patients taken %
soar Beys' Rarmr astil the Sch
day OF March whea ak new eet-
tages viii be fisfshed. However,
Q can accommodate enc more pa
ttent tmsiei VITA q nfeely GaFnHsi.-
ed Feem ard ali he@e eemfsrta, ~
my residence. los Chsrry street.
free OF eharge.
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THx LAKE WASHINGTON MILL
I and Hotek for term ~ years frpm
tke la 64y q Nag. lssA ApTly %
zAA& O. C. PaKSNkT n CD
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A butcher at Downieyills recently
aressed q 500 pound bullock on q wager
in 1884 minutes.
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For Rent.

ONE PIANoAND TwooRGASa AT
" the lowman q Hanford StaEi0nery
and Priating Comp&ay. corner Fruns and
fShe-ry n reqsR ma
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saIssoS's MIsErar.


PARIs. April 6. The official proeiama
ton of the names Of the new Cabinet
differs from the official list only as fol-
lows; BFisson, Premier and Minister Of
Justioe; Goblet. Minister of Public In
stFaction: Sarien, Minister Of Posts aud
Telegraph.
PROGRAM OF THE NEW CABINET.
PARIS, April Prime Minister Bris
son has enunciated the program of the
Cabinet. IL eontemplates revision OF
the constitution of 1881. the abolition of
the Senate, liberty OF the press, secnla-
rization Of religious property, separa-
ton OF church and State, reform Of the
Judiciary, compulsory education. taxa
tiou for reyenGs and the reduction Of
taxes upon articles Of food and d ink.
FRAScE WILL. INSIST On A PE1TscToRATK.
In the Chamber Of Deputies this af-
teruoon NJ. BEiseon. the nsv Premier.
said that France Wsuld Insist upon Chi
ma recognizing . French proteeto rate
over Topquin and Annsrn, according to
the provisions OF the treaty Of rientsiea,
peacefully, II possibly; otherwise the
var would be renewed with in
creased vigoF. In conclusion be de-
manded vote Of credit for $50. OK, 0de
francs 10 eusble the Government 10 esf
~ out is policy Ia relation b China
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To Rent.

a FINE RESIDENCE OF NINE
~ :. ogIIs with Large grounds and good
garden. barn ana carriage she'd very
cheap. Cornes sixth aad Spging streets.
aR3 CITY Market
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TO LET.

uoUsE WITH FOUR ROOMS. IN
Il rear o. Sullivans block. apply TO
apf JOHN SULLIVAN
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Wanted to Rent, on Shares,

DIT A PRACTICAL WARMER. A
ID well improve farm with orchard and
stock; tools, feed and sod furnished by
ewne~ OF farm. Address al H, lock
box 81. seattle. Sc
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rHx pnxtlxrxARtHS KErfFfKr

PAnrs. April IN. PAtenosre. French
Ambassador 10 China, teiegraphs that
rsung Ii famen has ratified the pre-
liminaries cf peace signed on the 81
instant
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TIE cKEprT vorxp.

Pans. April The Chamber Of Dep
uties has voted the lso.0p.000 francs
asked for By Heuri Brissoa 60 carry out
she governnsnt's Chinese policy,
IL is reported here that an armistics
has been signed between France and
China. and that China has agreed to
vacaie Joaquin within q month.
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ssIiivan Fails Go kepart.

sKr YoEx, April John l.. Sullivan
a pos keep bis agreement 10 meet
RT.u % arrange for light. Ryan and
\. hacker, Col. J. +. Vidyard Of Chi
20. ssFe 90 haHd. Ryan said he had
- cor siderable sacrifice in coming to
~ Ysrk Of this time. A telegram was
,spt y Arthur Chambers in PhiIadel-
IA and this nsply Vas resolved from
n wife, chambers 10 out looking fer
esllyun.r One Of she SPORTS present
"a thai sincs Sullivan got o1s Of quod
Z has been doing the grand with Joe
dnh,rn and Pete Damn.
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s..uxeyos, April "A dispatch re-
s.sra ssp Tork ststing that Gen
% - 80 "a, delirlOas, eaus,d a post
81 80 q the reception 81 the White
=. fsis evelItnQ.
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j. II. DeuaIAa M. ID.
q. Y. sRRApY. A. ID.

:. - ASAiofiuAAN " 1cUofnt 0fsAat
saress this morning vas an accident
ssst bad been feared by those nearest
" sAissat The immediate result wss
- EMANCIPATION, a. had k,een antaei-
Raiea BY those in attendance and by the
uNastA hinsself. Just boz serica, the
aMeis would be en- hia general onndition
seeia nns be foretold in the morning.
~ - $50 9. IN. there vas no peEcepsi
en oehisisy or weakness caused BY loss
osood II 10. Of course. possible thai
We wrists nay occar Teddy, hut the
gtnoAhtltty Of such q turn DURING
saylkht . scarcely entertained auone
aaese besi hlsstd as 20 the Generals
s,ndtsten. Senator Chahse's opinion
Wis norntng 10 that General Grant MAY
~ die daring the day, and saeh is the
1pseioa II uell posted persons who have
w ~ Incentive os bent 10 BE- alarm,
~ toeeRo al hold themselves in read,
"ss iss any critical Developments
= m.-1ieneral Grant " quietly
.spinR. Tue hsmoFEhaee rensalns ar
used u has made ne marked impress
Aee 90 his pglss.
W. barker Was seen after the coH.
aisanoa When I e was leavina General
eAnta hons~. de eaid the GenxrAl
- ccnsidenhly VNaksr. He takes hhs
80 ehly on solicitation and under pro.
- and u liable 20 recurrence Of the
aotfnaRe az any moment.
ND p na.--,At Q eonsnltaiian held al
m.s nss Barker, sands. Shrsdy and
.~eeias being preseat, ID was soansl
siN there had been ne Recurrence ei
~ esmeFShaes. bat thai since the l@ss
se.Ni.n De has eFewn weaker. His
49, is - tsmperetare. i0I.
u ~ hArksg. DoaslAss, shrady an.l
$780, wefe IN consaitsiion ahaut Gsa.
assns THIS evening. Dr. Barker later
80 thAs the General uas ,sonsiderahay
0sessf, and took food aiidnr profess,
" rs Habit ~ any uesnsns 70 have /
nffenee Of The kemarrhaee. Mrs. r.
V cnant asrts9 the afteinocn ssnt 4
ssaks % hirA fettar Palmer. her sin
~ sAo b NJ Georgia. stating thar to-
AtfM uss mucA worse. Gener,,l
s1sss vile did nos sc wish the famil,
" vie totRy. she had her n.esk
sssa n tha library, vhsis she fAmiiy
.enss and yaiss ssr0aRsloaa the aA,f
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sHxsasDoaH, Pa. April 7.-Entrances
.sis IN the Psrven mining eolliery
Armagh both scopes TO the bottom, left
4 he workings, and it has been deter
uii,s 4 thereby that the ten men were
Iuurisoned directly under the mass of
posk that has fallen between she gang
a. snd the surface 1000 feet above.
ne men are dead. beyond doubt.
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C1xczrEkfI, April This morning in
Nuvpost Ky, Mcmillan, q tailor, board
d street car in which was Jno. l..
Cummings, clerk in the First Nation
Hnk Of this city, and fred three balls
MO biz ehest, causing immediate death.
IlIs ssofy Ia that be killed Cummings in
ursngs for the ruininR Of his dsugh
fNs
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sl,Insls nunieisai Eleeaisn.

Ear ST. LoUTs, Ills. April The
dsciiou wss attended by exciting scenes.
AsaFics joyce, Democratic candidate
bH Mayer, before the polls opened this
poFning vas Surrounded by bis oppo-
ssnis, who placed reviewers to his bead
and forced him TO retire. Several tiRhts
secured.
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.,..A,r win lnEads.

-.-a4ox. Anril 5.-Oneisi infor-
- -, fsesised here that San
50 -. tssepEs invading Guatemala.
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Philip 5, the horse that Won the Pa
etfic cup a few days ago in the Blood
Horse Associations races, has been sold
BY his owner, z. LiebsnthaleF. to irty
of Chicago tuFfmen for 45OOC.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-10-24
Died..

PFURZHEIMER-At Donadsonville, La, on
Wednesday, October IA, 1885, at o'clock P. NJ,
HIS. HENRY PFoRzHEiMER, nee CLARA VEIN
HAUS, /. native of Furth, Bavaria aged 81 years.
Mrs Pforzheimer had been for many'yea a
resident of this town, and enjoyed the esteem Of
the entire community. She leaves husband
/; manly and promising son and three comely
daughters to lament her loss. The remains
ware buried ii the Hebrew cemetery Thursday
afternoon. the 18th inst. and a large assembly
OF friends ard relatives attended the ceremony
COH-On Wednesday, October q, 1885, at his
residence in the parish OF Assumption, La,
Eza, b. Cox, aged 90 years.
TIE ,!t,at:, of this old and universally respect
ed ok zen Of our neighboring parish has occa-
stoned Widespread regret, and the throngs OF
people who attended the funeral services at
"a ils.oRrtvilie and the burial at Napoeonvllle
OF Thursday evidenced the high regard in which
Mi Cox was held in the COMMUNICATIONS he
had spent so many years of his long and useful
life.
LATIGNE-At the ss2,Sburg plantation. par
ish of st. James La, on thursday. October -,
1885: at 3:lU p. H.. IAU&E CAMEL. Vile OF D. ..
LaVltiNE. aged 30 years.
To the bereaved husband. orphaned children
and other sorrowing relutiyes OF this estiniab.e
lady the CHIEF extends its heartfelt sympathy
in their ancntabie all LECTION. The funeral ser
| vices were held at the Catholic Church IN this
| town on Friday, and the remains were buried
in the Catholic Cemetery IN the presence of a
numerous concouTse of people.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-10-24
Not Sold. but Given Away.

It should be borne in mind that it costs
nothing at all to secure chance of winning
one Of the fine Light Running Domestic
Sewing Machines that Cheap Tony periodi-
cally donates to his customers. Goods are
not only sold at 25 to 40 per cent. reduction
from prices prevailing elsewhere, but every
purchase to the amount of s5 entities the
buyer to free chance in the machine
drawing. Cheap Tony has just received
several carloads of new goods, bought for
cash at heavy clearance sale, and is offer
ing uneaualed bargains in all lines.
firing of country life and longing to re-
turn to his lifelong home, our handsome
young friend, John E. Terrio, ESQ, has dis
posed Of his interest in the store of Terrio
& Moilere at the Numa Wives place, in As
sumption parish, and has come back to
Donaldsonville to resume his former posi-
ton as a salesman in the large establish
ment Of Mrs. M. Israel & Co. He and his
charming wife have taken up their abode
in the old Terrio homestead oD Houmas
street. They will be most cordially well
coined back by legion of friends in Don
aldsonville and vicinity.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-10-24
Good News Of Good Things.

An immense invoice of new goods and
novelties just received at the Cheap Gro
Gerry Emporium, of which the following are
few of the specialties: Sonsed, Boiled and
Picked Mackerel: Brook Trout III Cans:
Smoked and Boneless Herriugs i'll Boxes;
Snowdrift Goldfish, Corned Beef, Spare
ribs; Picked Pork, Pigs Feet and Tongues:
Oatmeal, Buckwheat and Barley: Split,
Black eye and Lady Peas; Swiss, Iimburg
er, Hosshead, Western and Northern
Cheese: fancy Creamery Butter; Dried
Apples, Peaches, Prunes and Pears. Also Il
large and complete assortment of Cooking
and Heating Stoves, which will be disposed
of at Is to 25 per cent. lower than ever, ow-
ing to lack Of space to stow them away.
Chas. Manrin. on his extended Northern,
Eastern and Western trip, selected the
above in person, and purchased SPOT CASH,
therefore he is enabled to give very low fig
ures on everything in his stock. Epicnres
will find anything they may desire in the
shape Of Meats, Fish or Vegetables, I'm
ported or Domestic, at the Cheap Grocery
Emporium.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1885-10-24

SUGAR SQUIBs.-Beautiful weather con-
the cane crop, and reports of gratifying
progress in this direction are received from
all parts of Ascension and adjacent parish
es. Nearly every mill in the parish is now
in operation, including those of Messrs.
Reuss and Ballard, which we had been er-
roneously informed would not be started
until the 2Gth. About the only places we
know of where grinding has not been com
menced up to the date of this number of
the CHIEF are those of Messrs. Henry Cook
and Leon Picard, whose mills will be start
ed during the coming week.
A defect in the new pump that sup
plies water to the vacuum pan at Mr.. j. G.
CoEeId's Point Houmas sugar-house has
caused vexatious and expensive delay i'll
the work at that place, but we learn that
the drawback has been overcome and ev-
erything is now running smoothly there.
A breakdown at the Bowdon mill Tues
day evening caused a stoppage of two days
and half for repairs. Work was resumed
yesterday morning.
The big mill on Mrs. NJ. Israel Il Co.'s
Salsburg place, st. James parish, started
Thursday morning and is running adrnira-
bly,. The same may be said of Messrs.
Lemanns' Peytavin and Belle Terre places,
where work was begun this week.
Cane is very juicy, as a rule, but rather
too green to give the best results. AS the
season advances the juice will have less
pummy substance and will afford CORE
spondingly increased proportion of sugar
while entailing smaller amount of labor
i'll its production. Even in its present con-
dition, however, it seems to be giving on
most plantations a larger yield per acre
than was being realized at this time last
wear.