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Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
spenasnrifss OF Time.

The indolent, the careless and the mere
pleasure-seekers are the spendthritts of
time. They wastefully throw away the
opportunities of increasing the true hap
plness and value Of life. They are at the
beck and call of other idlers, and con-
gratulate themselves that they do not
grudge every moment spent with friend
or In innocent amusement. They think
they are liberal, while in truth they are
only wasteful. On the other hand there
are some who pride themselves on never
wasting minute, who rush from one
thing to another without pause, who can
find no leisure to bestow on their fami-
lies or friends, who consider amusement
a waste of time and sleep necessary evil,
who injure their health and narrow their
manhood by continuous round Of labor
that Is ever depreciating In value from
receiving no infusion OF fresh Vitality
from outside sources. These people think
that they are frugal In their use Of time,
when In truth they are only penurious.
Time, like money, Is valuable, as 1t con-
tributes to the worth and happiness of
life and to this end there must be sys-
tenn In its management and no waste
Labor, repose and relaxation must each
be wisely provided for, the claims OF
health and comfort must be considered,
duties to self and to others must be
measured, and such an apportionment OF
time as viii hRrmoniously develop their
purpose win be othdrugal and liberal In
the best sense.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Abcf Stephens, J.. L. ID. /, iil HE history
al the life and times of Nathan Bangs, ID.
~, says that Dr. Bangs attended the
fienerai Conference OF the NJ. 4. church,
ktI1 n Baltimore, IN 1903, and that II
eoellnenced on Friday. Sunday was 4
great day, and the old Light street chapel
was the centre Of lis interest--the cnthe.
dra, OF the occasion and OF the denomina.
ton, ID was allied TO ovaffnwing. The
sec ind gallery, at ons end of the chapel,
uns crowded with coiofed people. The
doefer goes on TO say: Isaw,the preach
Ter Of the morning enter the pulpit, can
burnt and dressed IN very orliis ny
clothes, with q red flannel fhirt, Which
showed large space between bis ,ekt
nud erlnll ciot,tf ale sppeAFe1 rnots
lite poor backwoodsman than preach
er Of the gospel. i felt mortified that
such looking mau should have been
appointed to preach on such an imposing
occasion. In his prayer he seemed to lack
words, and even stammered. became
uneasy for the honor Of the Conference
and the church. He gave out his text
Jeremiah 8, 81 and 70 For the hurt OF
the daughter Of my people am hurt /
am black establishment hath taken hold
on me. Is there no balm in GIlead Ia
there no physician there why, then, Il
not the health OF the daughter OF my
people recovered 7" AS the preacher adj.
vanced In his discourse q mysterious
magnetism appeared TO emanate from
him 10 all parts of the house. He was
absorbed In the interest OF his subject
his voice rose gradually till it sounded
like trumpet. At a climatic passage
the effect was overwhelming. Il thrilled
through the assembly like an electric
shock the house rang with irrepresibls
responses many hearers fell PROSTATE tc
the floor. An athletic man, sitting BY
my side. fell as II shot by cannon bali
! felt my heart melting, and feared that
/ should also fall from my seat. Such al
astonishing effect. 30 sudden and over.
poweripg-I seldom or never saw before
This back woodsman was William Nc
Kendr, e.. Nathan Bangs now knew him
and saw as he says in his histofy of the
church a halo of glory around his head
IL had been determined that a BishoI
should be elected at the conference to fill
the vacancy accustomed by the death ol
Whatcoat. The piety, wisdom, and sue.
cessful iabors of MeKendree had already
directed attention to him as the man
for the place. That sermop.0 said
Asbury, ton Sunday mornIug will de,
eide his election" On the next Thurs
day he was declared Bishop by ninety.
five votes, the other ballots being divided
between Jesse LIE, the founder OF Metho
dism in New England, and Ezekiel
Cooper, who was considered the best
trained intellect in the Conference.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
An Imporfant Datx.

The training Of the conscience, or
moral sense, is the most important Of
all the duties devolved upon the teach
ers Of youth. The mere disposition TO
sincere and earnest it may be, is mot all
that is required. The reason must be
brought to bear upon and direct this
disposition-in other words, the con-
science must be taught to discriminate
intelligently. Itwould be no exercise
of this sentiment TO bid the pupil abb
stain from vicious acts because they are
practiced only by the mean and despi-
cable, Ind are sure TO bring down odium
on the perpetrators. That would be an
appeal 10 the pride, not to the moral
sense. The argument must be ad
dressed directly TO the conscience itself.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
- - -
RREvITlE@.

Sun rises ZIG. sun sets so
Agents fer DunIap's HATS,
Rumf0Rd Broahern. Matters. II
The irst lady In the lanC Eve.
Try Bush's coal you VIII has Il.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's.
George r. Hodges, so7 shipley street
Have you read the " Home Weekly ~ 4
Try Bush's COAL you Will surely like &c. 1
A few Gos7amers LEFT prices reduced, 99c q.
Birds and eages at rsrksrs's, East and d
Millard Y. Davis, jeweieF. Q =. End street.
City Laundry. sixth and shipley strests
Fine 10 K. Kings, at Hanf's, lb Z. Fourth
Harting, sign painter, IN west Seventh ss
Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles
you.
Said coaoeited young lady You men
Why Is a tooth drawn like thing forgot
ten 1t is out Of the head
What cl.ss OF women are most apt to give
tone to society? The bellies.
Good butter and cheese on o. r. Hudsou,s
stalls, 80 and So, and street MARI Of Z.
He is . firstrate collector who can, upon
all occasions, collect his wits.
Nine society girls out of ten are in Iovs
with noodle, boodle, or 20. Ile.
A ballet-airl is something afA philosopher
she believes IN gauze ami effect.
In o committee Of ladies, " q have no doubi
but whatever IL voted on ID always carried by
q handsome majoyitv.
Hog do we know that oes ,r had an Irish
sweetheart? He went to the Rhine and nro
posed to Bridget (brtdge III.
For good butter and cheese. 20 TO IL. III
Moore, stalls ~ and u. Second street mafke
house. I Z
The burglar, like hts friend rthe philoso
pher. "iakes everytbina just as 1t comics,
and not unfrequently goes for It.
Burning oil, Harrison paint perfumbFy
toilet articles and medicines OF every kind q
h'oth's Pharmacy, Newport, Del.
A baby comes TO us on sngePs wings, bu
it hangs the wings no In q dark closeI bhel
its feet have once touched the earth.
What Is the worst tiHng about riches p
asked the Sundsy.scnool superintenden en-,
And the new boy said. :" Not having alpY.i
You never saw my hands as dirtI a
that" said q petulant mother TO her Tie
the reply.
walker a Linton, NO. sss sn,plsy sskes.
house, sign painters and grstners. huce
staining speciaity. Estimsses furn5'hsd
for city or country - 0tI -
Go 70 ". u. Hartlovs's. 500 E.rhird s4set
Goods, Tsxidermy ana tine Gums. Repa PING
. speciality. Locksmtthing and bell HAng
ing attended 70 -lat is = T7r q y
aola, hover bropss, vslvss and klasl
moaldings are all the style. Frames pad
up NOM Al kinds et 70 per cent. on Of fsuA
prices. Baugh, aQa Wast Second street, 2
'S.--Ohromos a. eli kinds chsnp.
Morrow d Croker AT kfspch. street. draw
el, Plastic and Stag, hoofers, Tin roof pad
water tight with our improved coating. Ala
TIN roofs painted with the cslebr ate& AZ
bestos paint. Old roofs repaired and lnad
water tight All work doss oy us ufran
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
Never.

Never be In hurry, but always in
haste.
Never make shield for the living Of
the errors of the dead.
Never mind putting up q tombstone
when you bury an old anfmosity.
Never fall to keep your appointments,
nor to be punctual to the minute.
Never shoulder too much when there
is . risk Of being able to carry It.
Never excuse wrong action by saying
some ore else does the same thing.
Never give what you can't afford to,
simply because 1t is fashionable TO give.
Never be idle, but keep your hands or
mind usefully employed, except when
sleering.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
Tno comprehensive girl.

There are some people who are out OF
sorts at every hands turn for no legiti-
mate reason because the sun has gone
under cloud, because they slept badly
or ate heartily but the companionable
person makes the best OF every stu
alton. Take the compsnionable young
girl, for instance. She is not fidgety or
fussy, and her prejudices are not, as
with some, her chief characteristics.
When she arrives she brings another
atmosphere with her, and common
thinRs, seen with her eyes, become
wonderful. She 10 o person OF ideas.
and bestows them with prodigality ;
she is not so often wit as the occasion
OF wit in others. She makes every one
happy who comes within her influence.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Housekeepers know that profuse sup.
piles, some Of which must eventually
be thrown away, are wasteful. But all
do not recognize that far larger
amount of food 10 wasted In the eating
than in the leaving. Its purpose is the
nourishment and strengthening Of
the body, and all that Is consumed
TO this end 10 well aud economically
used but whatever interferea with the
regular operation of tho physical func-
tions, and by Its quantity or quality
lowers the healthy tone o. the system,
is wasted more surely and harmfully
than iflleft TO decay. Thus the mere
saving Of food. although necessary
part Of its economy, Is by no means the
whole, or even the most important ele-
ment. Whether Its purpose Is accom-
plished or remains unfulflled is the test
BY which to judge whether 1t has been
economically used.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
gyonRenaal work.

There 10 much that 10 and must be
done for pay, and 1t 10 right that u
should be so; but there 10 also much
that can be best accomplished without
any thought of pay-even the pay Of
love-but simply from the desire OF
doing good, II each one will devote
some regular portion Of his leisure to
such of this work ~ IL most congenial
10 his taste and dearest TO his heart,
striving to understand Its principles
and 20 employ wise methods with sys-
TEN and order, success will crown his
efforts, his own character will develop
harmoniously, and the welfare Of the
community will be furthered in the
most speedy and effective manner.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

corner second and Madison, slight j,
September 4. James A. ,Andernon's
frame stable destroyed with valuable
maze OF Thomas Caxfoll. rear OF No.
SIT Walnut sfreet; L. w. 1tidiinm 4
Sons brick stable adjoining, hadly
fann9ed; IL, ~. q. Gray eating houss,
No. Ill East Water sfratf, slight 10,
James Oonnaily's houce. No sos Chest. !.
nut street, slight; ~, iEasne hcuee. Eifth
aud Church. elfRhts October a. r. xW.
n B. coal shnte, foot Of Los1bafd strsef.
siipbf /: 10, Leafs Mills, slight, II, fAlse;
~. rubbish IN yard, Front and Jusfison;
November Q, False; Is. Daniel ID.
Anderson's house destroyed, north
side Front above Union rs, false; 10,
Finley, Garrett u Wilaon's warehouse,
slight: ~, Ancie Kinsler's HOUSE de-
stroyed, Sixteenth and Olaymont; De
lcember q, WflIi&m 7. MAssey's -four
and feed store, badly damaged. north
west corner Trout and Orange 0, FL
iiott u Johnson's . banking house, slight;
us. Arlington Mills. main building de
strcyed ~, James shAkespsaro's
eRpe day. Adams q Bros. store, No.
hoass, No. 2i2 Tntnal1, slight; 70, JAS.
buiidinc destroyed, No. 8i2 Market
|29, Diamond state Iron Compauy's
mill, slight same day, Richard Rob
iDson's house. Eighth and B. u p.
Railroad 81, 7. Garduer Littell's
bouse, No. 1905 Market street, slight.
THE WATER DEfARTMEST.
During tne year the machinery OF the
Water Department, located nc City
Mil and Cool Bpring r.stton, pumped
L. ,e66. 632, ,072 gallons of water for the use
OF the people OF Wilmington. Compari-
son with tho previous year shows no
isignificaut difference IN the aggregate,
although several months vary coDslder-
ably.
NUMBER or DOCS REnIsrERED.
Chief OF Police Dougherty reports
that !. .S33 dogs were registered during
lnGt year, yielding q revenue OF 81 ,gs5
Tho highest number registered IN any
Iprevious year was ], 1,8i0, while Mayo
Ailmond wss In Office.
sURyEYoR's REPORT FOR DECEMBER
Frederick n. Robinson, chief sngi-
near of the Surveying Department, re
porks that during Decsm ber, 1885, line
were marked for buildipgs M follows
William Hawkee, dwelling, west sid
Connell street. between Beash ans
IOak @ sDrRs w. Remington, addition
70 machine chop. south side Seoons
'lstfeet between Poplar snd Lombard
lJohn a. Crarston, lumber shed, souti
Iside uhfistiana river at French street
Iysbn 4fwiu, dwelling, south west corne
Maryland avenue and Oak street. To
tai for the m3nth. fonr dwciliues tota
sfor December. fsS4, ten buildiDRs.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
Tne Yarst Law or Chiiahood.

The fTsA law Of childhood, TO be fol-
loved as gorously as It is inculcated,
II that pf ABSOLUTE Obedience 10 author
ity. Thisas necessary condition for
safety no. 70 speak Of peace. Where
children d. not obey orders or attend 70
prohibitiosls they are always in some
denRar FROM the rotten branch Of the
txe1 W WI ch they are told not to climb,
and ap w. oh they forthw ith swarm, 70
the ksRdlk 1 OF q forbidden book-from
the treRchsrou morass which they are
wnS lFa n to CROSS alone to the unde-
.shzbig nc4naintance whom they are
urged to drop and forbidden 70 bring
home--it 10 the same thing. Age and
experience know-yonth and ignorance
do not, and the only safety for youth Ia
to be guided by the bettor wisdom OF
age In those things whore experiment.
alizing is dangerous and . mistake is q
disaster.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
CLOTHS,

y popular shades. 81
vide, 75 cents to
and Serges from
up.
beaded Velvet we
styles in the mar
hres woven in, not
from $2.oo to
Black, Brown, etc.
ringes are also very
ne, made on regular
ack (not cotton as is
tensively in this mar
L all events we war
ks as we do all our
b be just as repre-
|on our regular &C.
dating terms, on a
$1,000, $I.oo down
po a week.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

A good one is told upon one OF the
who attended the fair.
While In the city, having taken In .
good supply Of the ardent, he thought 1t
his duty 20 attend the opera. Securing
o seat. he was iutently viewing the
ing from the squiot Of his eyes that he
was near'sighted. kindly handed him
an opera glass. The old fellow was
profuse in thanks. and, hiding the
glass behind his hat, turned 1t up TO his
lips for . moment, and then handed IL
back with the remark that "the blamed
thing is dry"
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Newark surgeons have begun
perimenting with Pasteur's methoh
inoculatinR for rabies, and 70
though they should fail 70 add anydh
70 the scisntifo kpowledge OF the I
1ect they will have abundant oppp
mites 70 put money In their p9ll
during the Irrational excitement- q
continues Icing enough.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

r..-. r---s-- -., ..,a
ts 49, " ncc oolsl1sn yoy 49, evu,n " =.
.encA.ae 1 svsvv wu.ess whss s.nsa.sS sSnso 80 u
.ss uonss. - 49, .elc S $780, -
tnen fePeet tnem IN tevsrseo oIuef
tncas mski1k slhkls s'ase'
ys.rsu y1s r ~,
coniu IopsA. tne Mhon o. y :
ilosl wiInousn MlstHhss Auno-sn ~
naa Lot Iceu ior twensy years ru,eI'
tne great matnemaucian, when no pe
csme oina. couia rspeat the whole OF
vngPs A1ncid, and could remem-
Der the nrst me ena tne lnst on every
page OF the particular euition which he
nao posn eccustomeo 70 read pef0fe ne
became blind. One KIND o. retentive
memory may Dc considered - the re-
suit OF sneer wofk, osse,minhtlQn
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
Taaaa.

Taste, II It mean anything but paltry
connoieseurship, must mean q general
sense to discern and heart to love and
reverence all beauty, order, goodness,
wheresoeyer and In whatsoever forms and
accomplish ments they are toee seen.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
Ffsh.

Powell has ON his stand In the Third
street. market, yellow perch, white
perch, codfish, smelts, white fish, oys-
tors, etc. Will be open on Saturday
night until 10 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Four copies of the Daily REPUBLICAN,
dated July 8, 1885, for which ten cents
each will be paid at this ofice.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

heel aud spring heel rubbers, at the
family shoe house, 206 Market street.
VIM. Il: Baboock, headquarters for all
kinds of rubbers.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Salvation Oil is the greatest pain.
destroyer Of the age. 1t speedily Anni-
hilates pain, whether from cut, bruise,
scald, burn, frost. bite, or from wound
of any other kind. Pfice only 26 cents,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
aurOwn

make Misses pebble button school fhoes
still leads the toWn;ali solid leathek and
every pair warranted; only 81. .25. Is the
lAmtly shoe house, 2o5 Market skreet.
VIM. H. Babcocs.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Warren Harper q Bro. are receiving
daily large quantities Of Iabbits. quail
aud other game at ITO Enst Fourth
street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Tho right thing In the right place is
without doubt DIR. BALLS Baby Syrup
In the family medicine chest, the best
remedy for babies while teething.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Flannel lined laoe and button shoes
from S1.00 to $1.50 at the family shoe
house, ,ae6 Market street. VIM. d. Bah.
cock.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

The following are points In dccisions
on priority OF fnvenfi0n
The party who frsts reduces IN inven
tion 70 actual use Ii entitls6 70 the pat
ent Tor 10, nlfhouKh the other party may
have irst conceived &, u ho did mot
exercise reasonable diligence In rsdnc
ing II 70 practice.
fffhe party who fIrst conceived ma.
chine followed mp the islea diligently,
and was<he first 20 reduce ID 70 actual
practice, he Ia ontifled 10 q pateut for IL,
although his competitorf had complete
working drawings of " previously Yre
pared, ard had obtained : patent.
WEeover frst reduces m fnvsption 10
practice and makes m application Of
y % upes will usually be the prior In
In order TO dsfest = patent the courf
requires IL 20 be shown that another not
only conceived the invention In disruta
before the patentee, bat was also the
first 70 perfect and adopt the same 70
practical use. or was usiag reasonable
diligence for that purposs. sN
Tho parties who first embodied an in
vsntion IN machine which they kept
IN operation Afterward for actual use,
besides manufacturing and selling ether
machines, are prtfna facis entitled 10
that patenk
He 10 thQ inventor. entitled 10 the
protection " lhe patent law. who Ia
first 70 complete the invention and
publish Il 70 the world, and not he
who confnss the knowledge Of 1t 70 his
client.
Whsre On invention consists Of com
bihati0n of elem On "a, the date when ali
the elements are combined 10 the date Of
the invention.
When one is flrst to conceive an inven.
tlon, he throws eeide all evidcnces' Of
the conception. makes no effort TO COM
IplAte or introduce It to the public.
and delays making an application fol
q patent for nearly four years after an
other is bronRht Il into extensive use, be
has standing as IN inventor.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
Little Boys'

lace school shoes only, ct the family
shoe house, 20S Market street. VIM. n.
BAbcook.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Only those who have tried It know
its value-Day's Horse Powder We
mean. Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Come and lcok at the Capital range
Pickels' steve store. o East Fourth ct.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

boots for the wee little girls aud BOYS.
also for the big GIRLS and boys, o; the
family shoe house, 206 Market strest.
VIM. II. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
GOOD ora Days

"Give me another horse. bind up my
Wounds" cried Richard the Third st
Bosworth Field. A bottle Of st. j =, obs
On would not only have healed his
wounds, but would have helped his
horse, IL 1t had broken down in the
hRht.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
Heaxlauarssrv

for men and boys coarse boots. VIM. III.
Babcock, 2o6 Market street, the family
shoe house.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
sympasny.

Human sympathy, like human re.
spect, goes q good deal on appearances.
A man may be suffering agony from
some hidden trouble Of the brain or the
body. bus he win not get half as much
sympathy as the man whose eyes are
wateFx and whose nose 10 infiamea
frcn @eolc IN the head. -. -
Ono fellow will have q headache that
Il s,,iitsing that portion Of his anatomy
open, bnt the fellow with the hollow
cough will divert every atom Of human
feeling In the vicinity. F
tdcn't know anything more exaspe-
rn'aiE than 70 have some one tell you
hoT we'll you are looking when you're
dying OF indigestion.
ifs ike Watching fellow crack nuts
tootbrche.
~ much more bearsble 70 be told
you took III when you are well than TO
pe oongratuiated upon your healthy ap.
peAtAnce wnen You are III.
Iho average human heinG Will not
beheya man ID starving unless he can
see ms ribs.
man never gets much sympathy
ior nipken leg until it 10 all done up
I'm sphnts.
a cAtbuncle on the back Of n fellows
neck rpi inspire more pity than . hid
dsn sp.nai complaint.
-. a msn may 90 ABOUT win an aneu-
- ~. y. .no s1.ss anu tne Ienow VIC
s'as ~s -. snsu snlywunsss 70 20 70 oeo Win
~ nnscne VIII ges al tne Jeil Les
49, 49, us MS iady irienas can sen q
Ain 1.s .
aTs s gSeot ,s,,N wciia. r., ,r
~a,i !" "a walls, ,I,s u ss,,a ~ az oah a,hls
rtah, yI1 o'no.
hssd .na swss,hoSn - rosn sn.SS La : Sv.a ~ ,y M
ne~" ~ oso1y oouy sympAthi1ou Win
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
IS,
markets,
Wraps,
|on $a.so up


I'D this mar
forth $3.50.
square and
single and
Ia all colors,
'cm IS cents
I|a I-t w.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

ID OF
even
hing
| sub
hrtu,
hrses
III II
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-02-13

BASE BALL.-The premonitory symptoms
of lively seasons attack Of this popular
ailment are making their appearance. aud
with the advent of pleasant weather for the
sport We may look for games at Cleveland
Park almost every Sunday afternoon hence
forth. Two mines crossed bats there last
Sunday aud played loose jointed scrub
match, just by way of starter. At the end
of the sixth inning the score stood 20 to II,
in favor Of the side with the most runs. aud
finding that there was little hope of beating
the record in the remaining three innings,
it was decided that umpire Schu!er should
call the game. Next Sunday, it the weather
proves favorable, there will be match for
key of lager between the Kickers and the
Gas Bags. The umpire will be selected more
With view to his muscular development
than acknowledge of the rules of the game,
and no player who disputes decision will
be allowed to participate in the autopsy to
be held on the beer key.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-02-13
LOUIS LEFORT, P. M.
Died.

DICKERSON-In st. James parish. La. on
Friday. February 5, 1885. at 10 o'clock A. n.
EMMA DIoKERsoN daughter of Hon. Vincent
Dickerson, aged 10 ears and months,
ReQuiescat in pace! and may the bereaved
parents, who weep for the loss of a dutiful and
darling child. be consoled by the assurance
that their loss is her eternal gain and that she
has exchanged the troubles and trials of this
earthly life for an existence of never ending
bliss in that blessed region where sin and sor-
row are unknown. A FRIEND.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-02-13

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
clock
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-02-13

Mr.. ]. DKock Of Assumption went to
New Orleans yesterday, embarking by the
morning train at Donaldsonville.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-02-13

Parole whialey, fine cigars and first quail
ity smoking tobacco are among the attrac-
tiona to be found in the large stock Of Mr..
Chas. Geieer's store, smoke Bend.
Messrs. E. p. Helluin and Henry B. Fo-
ley Of Napoleonville visited Donaldsonville
on Thursday, on business, we believe, con-
neoted with the entertainment of the 18th
ult., at Phoenix Hall.