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mn nfor the working class. Send 10 cents
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Anthony McNInhon. De.
ceased.
NOTICE IL HERERy OWEN by THE UN-
~ dersignod. Executor Of the last will and
the creditors Of. and TO all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceased. 10
exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers and
verihcations on or before the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary, 1885. to the said undersigned, a his
they will be forever barred.
n II. ELAN,
Executor Of tho last will and testsmsnt Of
Anthony Mcmahon, deceased. sug0.Im,
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Fora dinner
thoroughly
appointed,th tho
good old WAY
TESTIMONIALS.

"A sip . Ike neetsr."-basson co.ri<.
Delicious beyond description Bo.on rya.,c-,rs
added TO the good things Of the table II :,
couragss good nature. "-sS,t'.afeidh aspsbiseas.
"fnvaluabls for little treat when friend dror,
in."-seD York Eseaiag Post.
MANY people lack the apoir fuirs to brew Punch
Hub Punch Is Indispensable wherever kroan.a-
Spird q ae Nmss. M.
The popularity Of Hub Punch IL testiraou, 4.
your success In using the i~s and pures coufon-
snts." PARK TILF0Rb. New Yefk'
Our sales Of Hub Punch have surprised us--.ad
within three months larger quantity than "
anticipated selling in twelve" SMITH VAN
pERBEEK. New York and Chicago.
c. H. GRAVES d. SONS, Boston, M..s
Trade supplied at Manufacturer price. By
RICHA n DS a. HaERIsOy.
Agents for Pacific Coast. San Francisco, Cal
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Ry yfRTuE or An EXECUTION Issucp
~ out Of the Justice Courf, IN aud for the
cvunty Of IAnenlu, State OF Nsvnds, and 10 ms
dirsctsd end delivered. for . Judgment ren,sr,d
Ia said Court. On the 9th day Of April, a. y.
is3t. IN favor OF tho State ~ Nevada, Pisintin,
and axsinat the American Flag Mill and Afiping
Company, Defendant. for the sum OF 1868 77.iDU
hlxsy.shfe~ and 17.i00 dollars. tag and delin.
qusncy, debt. together with 1895 49.iOOj
Twsnty.hvs t2-l00 dollars, tar costa, and eli
sccfuiuR costs and interest. hsvo levied on the
following property. to.wit: Improvements on
mlne Known - the American Flag Mil and
nining Company III Ely Mining District. in the
County OF lincoln, Htate OF Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that on
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4. D. 1854. bstween the hours Of o'clock ~
the morning and O'Clock In the afternoon,
namely, st u O'Clock =. of said day, I will sell
81 the right. title and interest OF said American
1lsg MIL and Mining Company In and to the
sb0vs described property, aud the smallest
smount or parcel Of sid property to satis1y the
ssid shove sum Of ss3ip. tar delinquency.
costs and accruing costs, ct tho front door Of
the County Court House d Phoebe. Count NJ
Lincoln, ntste Of Nevada. st public auction for
cash In hand, TO the bidder. for the least
smoust OF the aboSe properly, TO satisfy said
-xscution aud all costs.
or. SHERWOOD. sheriff.
~ Q. d. Sxrrz. Deputy Sheriff. sl2td
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.gsncy Tor the best selling book ost. |
1ssinls'srs ssecsed srssdly. n Nsss fell.
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MISOEl LAEEOUs.

IL inch gzspipe couplings. short Ii inch
steel drills. , reels old nAt wire cable, spur
wheel, shaft and reel, ptnion. old cages.
small iron pulley. / ton. more OF less. old
scrap iron. bolts, ETC.. 30 anchor bolts, IL
inches. feet long. anchor bolts. II inches,
feet long; Is anchor bolts. inches, 10h fret
long; l2s pieces strap iron. LIS inches. IL feet
long. punched. 40 pieces Of strap iron. = x6
inches. Il fee; long. punched: "a pieces hog
chain braces; 10 anchor bolts, ~ inches, Is
feet long; 20 anchor bolts. ~ inches, 81 feet
long. iron gsared hand wlndlase: Pieces cut
granite rock about 5y7 feet. And Is inches
thies; lid castings for pump; ! small ronnd
wtre cable; 2 trestiss.
At No. Hosting Works
iron ore buckets. old anvil. l old bellows.
! ore screen. l shsaye and boxes. coil old
hosting rope. ] pair platform scales, grind
store snd frame. 20 tons Of ore more or less.
At Meadow Valley oompany's ofuee.
stove. with drum. Pipe and zinc: desf,
letter Iress. l desk stool. . chairs, l table,
letter scale. safe. vii b door broken, . survey.
ors conpasses, pictures and frames, > bill
files ; letter files. match safe, / clock, to-
eethtr with any other personal property belong
ing to the Meadow Valley Mining Company 4.
or near Phoebe. Nevada.
And Notice Is hereby given that on
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::L.;T;cATI: CT szcer. r.c.
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oi all sise., shudrs&
snh sh-pre. plain black or In ans oe an, IA,
r"crs cfthr r.Innow
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-27

1t is gratifying to learn that the pas.o-
rate of the Episcopal Church of Ascension,
rendered vacant several months ago by the
departure Of Rev. Robert s. Stuart, has
been again supplied, Rev. W. Taylor Doug
las of Lake Providence having accepted a
call to fill the pulpit as MIR. Stuart's sue
cessor. Although quite young man, who
took holy orders only about two years ago,
Mr.. Taylor is reputed to possess talents
and attainments Of high order, and we
trust his new charge will prove mutually
pleasant and beneficial to pastor and con-
gregation. The new minister will conduct
services in the Episcopal church tomorrow,
after which he will return to his home in
Lake Providence and make immediate ar
engagements to close up his affairs there and
remove with his wife to Donaldsonville, To-
eating here in season to commence his reg
ular pastoral duties with services on Easter
Sunday.
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Extremely Interesting.

Everybody is interested in knowing that
Cheap Tony is new displaying at his we'll
known establishment stock of goods that
lays all his former spring efforts in the
shade and affords inducements and bargains
to purchasers that will not and cannot be
excelled any where in Louisiana. Seeing
is believing, so don't take any body's word
for it, but pay Cheap Tony's a visit in per-
son and test the truth of his pretensions.
Full assortment of fine French corsets and
Warmers famous Health Corset, the best
made. Ladies' shoes of all kinds-a splen-
did variety, very cheap. Iinon d'Inde
of all patterns and crazy cloth for dresses
something new and exceedingly pretty that
every lady should examine. Curtain cali
Goes formerly selling at rs cents. reduced to
10. Goods of ell grades in every depart
ment, from the finest to the cheapest. All
tastes and all purses suited and chance to
win fine Light Running Domestic
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DISTRICT COURT.

Report OF Business Transacted this Wee
/ The New River Arson Case.
Pursuant to written order from Judg
Duffel, who was detained at home by tn
serious illness of his wife, the Sheriff for
matiy opened court on Monday and a
once announced an adjournment to Wed
nesday. Sessions were held on Wednesda!
and Thursday, and following is synopsi
of the business disposed of:
| CRIMINAL MATTERS.
State us. Solomon Hill, shooting Robt
Harris with intent to kill, On Mt. Hoimas
plantation March -, 1886; accused released
on appearance bond of $50.
State Us. Charles Garter, grand larceny OF
jewelry, pistols, etc, from the store of Ber-
nard Lemann d Bro, Donaldsonville, Feb
ruary l, 1886; accused plead guilty and was
sentenced to three years imprisonment in
the penitentiary at hard labor.
State Us. Willis LeBray, pretty larceny of
shoes, blankets, ETC., from railroad camp
on Southwood plantation, Oct. l, 1884;
plead guilty and sentenced to imprison-
ment in the parish Jail twenty-four hours.
State us. John Guedry, Jr., arson, setting
fire to store and residence of j. St. Amant
on New River, Feb. 15, 1886; preliminary
examination concluded on Thursday and
accused committed for appearance at next
term of court on bond of $3.50, which was
furnished.
State Us. Jos Diamond, arson, same as
above; preliminary examination at cham
bers on Friday; the District Attorney aban-
doned the case and accused was honorably
discharged.
CIVIL MATTERS.
Mrs. Margaret Briggs Us. Geo. Hampton,
suit for separation of bed and board; de-
fault taken.
L. w. Armitage ct al Us. John Reynaud;
default taken.
Nelson Ryan Us. Mary Ryan; Judgment of
divorce granted as prayed for.
VIM. Hodgeson Us. A. d. CARPENTER; de-
fault taken.
Red River & Coast Line Us. Montero &
Bradford; judgment by default against
Willard Bradford taken up and confirmed.
Elvina Leblanc Us. Ambrose Rougeau;
r. McCulloh, Judge al hoe, on the bench;
case fixed for the 31st inst.
BENZ. Mckinney us. MiliaaBazar, suit for
divorce; passed subject to call.
Succession of Margaret G. Legare, oppo-
sition to executors account, fixed for 3lst
inst.
F. Ernst, Jr., dative test. ex., Us. Patrick
Burke; defendants granted until 31st inst.
to file answer.
Jos. Rateau Us. Reuben Martin and Mrs.
Mary Wells, widow of Jack Wells; judg-
ment against defendants jointly for $347,
with interest as prayed for, recognition of
vendors lien and privilege and same de-
creed executory.
Court adjourned until Wednesday next,
the 31st inst.
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Died.

RODRIGUEZ-At Port Barrow. Ascension
narlsh. La. Monday, March 2s a, 1880
o'clock P. NJ, ANTOINE RODRIGUEZ, aged Sc
years, months and IL days. native Of this
parish.
Mr. Rodriguez was formerly citizen of
Donaldsonvllle, and for several years conducted
butcher business and was proprietor of the
saloon opposite the post-otiice. now controlled
by MIR. Gus Israel. He owned considerable
property and was considered prosperous and
we'll to do, out reverses came and reduced him
to poverty, and he never regained the lost
ground. He leaves large number of relatives
and friends to regret him, and his burial. which
took place Wednesday morning, at the Catholic
cemetery in Donaldsonville, was quite numer-
ously attended.
HIGGASON-At Darrowville, Ascension par
lsh, La. on Tuesday. March Is, at 4:25 o'clock
P. NJ, ROBERT C. HIGGAsoN. aged years, 1
months and u days; only child of Fred Higga-
son and Euphamie Braud.
This little cherub was attacked by congesti7e
fever on the 18th inst, and the best of treat-
ment and care conld not avail to save its life
The funeral took place yesterday evening at
the Catholic cemetery in this town. We extend
to the sorrowing parents sincerest sympathy in
their bereavement, the pangs Of which cannot
be adequately appreciated save by those who
have sustained similar affection. None but
father Or mother can know how closely these
sweet, helpless babes entwine themselves
around the parental heart and what agony it
costs to part with them. The only source of
consolation IN such an hour of grief must be
drawn from the faith that "our loss is their
eternal gain" and that their pure young souls,
freed from suffering earthly tenement, await
the coming of papa" and mamma in &
spirit world of eternal happiness and joy.
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That we'll and favorably known Ascen-
sion boy, Mr.. John B. Mollere, recently
sold the store which he and Mr.. Jno. F.
Terrio established something over year
ago on the Wives place, Assumption parish,
and has returned to Donaldsonville, accom-
panied by his estimable mother and charm
ing sister. Mr.. Mollere will probably reen-
ter business in Donaldsonville, either on
his own account or as salesman in some
ether establishment. He is most worthy
young man and we hope to see him win q
generous need Of success in whatever line
he may embark. The family have reoccu-
pied their residence at the corner Of Cheti-
maches and Claiborne streets, and the re-
turn of Miss Adele to local society circles
has been warmly welcomed by her many
friends.
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parishes.

NoT1CE.-Just received at this Old Reli-
able Store, G. Kline, proprietor, from Phil
adelphia, New York, st. Louis Cincinnati,
Louisville and New iOrleans, most com
plete and carefully selected stock for spring
and summer trade, consisting of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Groceries and
Crockeryware, of all descriptions and latest
designs, to which / call the attention of
the public, and especially invite the ladies
to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. defy competition.
@. KLINE,
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9. ELI1TE

OF the Old Reliable Store, DonaldsnnvilIe, La.
sells HAMILTON BRONN saDE CO.'S
OWN MAKE sc so LADIES SHOPS.
COMBINING
Fashion, Comfort and Durability 1t ccsts
nothing To try on a pair.
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mucilage that will stick broken piece
of Crockery, Porcelain, China, Glass, Mar
BILE and wood together permanently, for
10 cents, at Ingman's.
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Donaldsonville has new enterprise that
has been inangurated with every indication
of success-a brickyard on Mississippi street
on ground owned by the Catholic church OF
Ascension, being tho same locality where
Mr.. j. B. Qimby formerly conducted sim
liar business. We understand that Messrs.
Louis Wild and D. Variant are the leading
spirits in the venture and propose to manu-
:aeture first class bricks on large scale.
The EYE.-It is simply wonderful, the
reputation Hawkes. spsstaclss ana eye
glasses have attained throughout the United
States. They are known from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, and the reputation is built
upon real merit. Testimonials from the
mcst eminent men of the country are given,
who have had their sight improved by their
use. ALI eyes fitted by S. S. Ingmap, Don
jacksonville.
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LOCAL JoTTINGs.
THE FORD FUND.

Following the example of several promine mt
Louisiana Journals the CHIEF will receive and
acknowledge in this column contributions to
the fund which is being raised by popular SUBJ
scription for the benefit Of the widow and five
children of Pat. Ford, who have been beret of
their natural protector and left almost desti-
tute by the execution of the stern mandate Of
the law. The pitiable condition of these help
iesss innocents appeals to the sympathies of all
charitable people, and there should be hearty
and general response to the movement inaugu-
rated for their relief.
OUR COLLECTIONS.
~ lille oH4Ef. " 10
latrlcK heddlngtOn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 90
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Nellie Butler, colored woman living in
the second ward, has been jailed for al
legged insanity.
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Esquire Martinez has rented and occu.
pied the roomy house at the corner OF
Chetimaches and Attakapas streets owned
by Mr.. David Israel and is having the ap-
pearance Of the building improved by the
application of n coat of paint.
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Tight times at the Clerks Office. Only
one marriage license issued this week.
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Maurin's Cheap Grocery Emporium is
larger and cheaper than ever.
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The work of building the new levees at
Even Hall and Philadelphia Point is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily under the SUI
pervision of tbs veteran contractor, Mr..
John Magnify. Both jobs will be CON-
Dleted in AbOut two weeks
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Fraternal favors from our pentlemanlv
conyreres Of the Democrat are acknowledged
by the CHIEF with pleasure.
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Every purchaser of bottle Of Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic at Maurin's Cheap Gro
Gerry Emporium will be entitled to chance
in the drawing of handsome eight-day
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Butterick' Is. Patterns at Ingman's.

We regret to chronicle the departure from
Donaldsonville of that handsome and pop
ular young gentleman, John J. Greenwood,
Esq, recently employed as salesman in
the store of Messrs. Jos. Gondrau & Sons.
Friend John pulled up stakes just before
| Mardi Gras and when we met him in New
Orleans on the 9Th inst, he had about made
up his mind to return to st. Mary parish
where his father has for years conducted
a successful mercantile business near Nor
| gan City. In common with Johns many
warm friends here the CHIEF wishes him a
| future of unstinted prosperity, health
| and happiness.
Fancy and staple groceries of every kind
at Maurin's Cheap Grocery Emporium.
| Prices peg bslow anybody's.
J.W. Gray, J-., an intelligent young COL
ored man formerly residing and teaching
school in this parish, is now located at
Bunkie, Avoyelles parish, and has -four
fishing school in that neighborhood, with
eightyseven pupils on the roll. The
what better paid than those of our parish,
as Mr.. Gray receives $40 per month and is
boarded and lodged by the patrons of the
school free of charge. These people also
pay the salary of an assistant teacher by
voluntary contributions, thus showing an
interest in the education of their children
| that is in the highest degree CO mmendable.
A large number of citizens of the New
| River wards here have visited town during
| the week, mostly attracted by the prelimi-
| nary examination of the two men charged
with setting fire to the store and residence
of Mr.. Jos. st. Amant on New River
| Among those We had the pleasure of meet
| ing we're Messrs. G. 2. Blouin, Jos. Con
zales, DR.. p. t. st. Amant, j. A. Gonzales,
| Justice S. G. Kirkland, ex-Justice J. NJ
Lusk, Sosthene Braud, j. B. Hebert, " r.
Landry and Constable James Jones,
| and therewere others whose names
now escape our recollection. Messrs. VIM.
Acy. Joseph and Camille St. Amant, G.. D.
Blouin, A. NJ. Guedry and many more
| whom we did not meet were also here.
BASE BAHIA scrub game between
This Nine and The Other Nine took place
at Cleveland Park last Sunday and t'other
| nine won by 10 to 6.
The Viguets Of Plaquemine proposed to
come down to- morrow and do the Donald
conville boys up, but this mornings rain
compels postponement of the painful
process. The game will probably take
place tomorrow week.
The Viguets reorganized Wednesday
night with the following excellent list of
officers:
Philo Viguet, Presi dent.
S. &. Knowlton, Honorary President.
T. B. Ellison, Treasurer.
j. nj. Heating, Secretary and Manager.
G. NJ. Taylor, Captain.
J. M. Heating, 6: Il. Crctin. Moses l.. Levy,
delegates to State League.
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Manhatta, best, 6 for Is cents, still in the
lead, at Ingman's.
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Several weeks ago we had the pleasure of
meeting our friend Phil. Tureaud, Esq,
who is associated with the celebrated Avery
Pillow Company as one of its travelling
agents. Phil. is a young man of pleasing
address. and should prove highly success
full in his new line of business.
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EXCHA NME,
Cor. Mississippi Street and Crescent Place,
DONALDSONVILLE.

GOOD Board ard Lodging at lowest prices
VI Best wines liquors. cigars and tobacco at
the bar. Agency for celebrated Parole whiskey
p. REDDINGTON. Proprietor.
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Jailor Duffel had bakers dozen of
birds in his cage yesterday. A couple of
these will fly up the river next week, one to
put on striped feathers, the other to MARBLE
in the States crazy house.
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Elegant line of Easter Cards now on
hand at Ingman's.
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The interior of Mr.. j. j. Leche's fine
drug store has been greatly improved in ap-
pearanee through the fundamentally of
Gingry the Painter, whose skill with the
brush is 30 we'll known to our local readers.
We are pleased to note the improvement as
indicative of the business prosperity of our
genial, worthy and enterprising neighbor,
Mr.. Leche.
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Abner Harris of Mt. Houmas plantation
is back in Jail again, this time on a charge
OF assaulting and battering colored fellow
laborer with stick.
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Nothing stale, nothing bad, nothing high
priced at Maurin's Cheap Grocery En-
porium.