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Totals ..5i sl2 45 Is Totals ...J3 . Is a. Is
'S. Gregg pitcher
hN. fpu

cleveland ......1o 4ooooooooeoO 4-9
Boston .............o 90 ) o % 0 90 o %
Summary: First base on errors-I.oston. |.
Errors-Johnson. Gregg Graney. Two base
hits-Jackson, Graney. Carrigan. Three
base hits-Olsor, Chapman. Speaker. Sacri-
fee hits-Yerkes, Lewis Carrigan. Sacrifice
ny-Cady. stolen bases-Olson (2), LaJoic.
Graney 90. Land. Lewis Left on bases.
in innings: off Hail. In innings: off
Leonard In innings. First base on balls
or Gregg F" on WOOD, !; H., or Han. !: on
Wood. s: by Hall. =: by Leonard. 4. Hit by
pitcher-By Wood. N.ajoiel: BY Gregg.
(Hooper). Passed ballLand. Cady. Wild
pitch-Wood. Umpires. McGreevy and Con.
molly. Time OF game. 3:2i.
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COLONEL JOHN MURPHY

o. COLONEL JOHN MURPHY. tho
Zf pioneor hotel man. Confederate
veteran. and has !. national
reputation rs man who extends
southern hospitality and Southern
menu to all visitors at his hotel. lilo
Will complete this fall one OF the h,nd-
soonest hotels OF tho South. Colonel
Murphy always comes forward to lend
his aid personally and financially for
Richmond
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GIANTS W|NOUT
IN TENTH FRAME
Two Doubles and Two Singles
Bring Three Runs in
Final Inning.
FR0MME IN GRAND FORM
Cincinnati CASTOR Pitches
Championship Ball for Nc
Graw's Champions.

Chicago. Juno 11.-After the Cubs
mad tied the score at two in the seventh
inning, the Giants jumped on Pitcher
Smith in the tenth for two doubles
and pair of singles. winning out by
the score OF to 2. I'romme. the Gin
cinnai cast-off, held tho Cubs to five
hits. and did some clever field work
Tho Giants got fourteen safe blows off
Smith. The score:
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Totals q. 3, 2 + 30 10 Totals =. 40 6n 80 Is
'Batted Tor Smith in tenth.
Score by inniuEs II

Chicago ..........-............o Iooo0lQo
Sew York ......... :.....o92o 900 35
summary. Errors Burns. Fletcher. Doyle
Bridwell. Archer. Two-base hits-Ximiner-
man Burns ,2). Merkie. Sacrifice hit.
tToinmc, Mitchell. stolen base-Murray.
Double play--Burns to Fromme. Left on
buses New York. 5; chicago, First base
on bai!s.on Smith. 2. OF Fromme. |. struck
BY Froinire. I, by Smith. 3. Unpircs
= Day and Einsiic. Time OF RAmc. hnurs.
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Richmond Gun Club.

The Richmond Gun Club amateur
shoot yesterday brought out mum
Der Of scauer-gun artists. Louis Reu
ger being high gun. breaking 80 out
OF 30 targets. with Victor Shclbournc
a close second with % out OF 30.
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score ny innings. II
Eivhmond ...........cO OOn0lo2-5
Norfolk ..........4 OOO4O1U.-
SUMMARY. Two base hits-K cllcr
ie2 Homo rims Rogers. Schradc,
stolen Nasos- Drcsrahau. Picx Keller
-. Schradcr. NAndine. kirchcr White
craft sacrifice hits-l Griffin. Base
on balls-OM strain. l (Schradcr); off
''rifiu. H\"llcrp, Laval Lonc): of
Weedcr , bfrcsnahan .. Eberts). Left
en- bases Richmond 4: Norfolk. :.
fiit by pitched balls -Picz Vcnable
90 II. Griffin. struck out-By II.
Grimm. ;. hy laval. !; by Weedcr, ).
Passed balls-Stewart Wild pitches
strain Wccdcr. Time of game. 200.
Empires. Colgate and Kelly At.~nd-
once. 500. Innings pitched by strain.
20 Of !; by H. Griffin. Ia: by Laval.
fiits-om Strain i off H. Griffin,
on Laval J. ~ hat-Arainst. Strain.
asainst H. Griffin. IS: against Laval.
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Washington

summary: Earned runs Detroit. s. First
nase ola crrors-Dctrolt. !. Errors Morgan.
" ke" Two base hits-Dauss Crawford.
Mckee Three base hit-ciainor. Home runs
Cobb. Crawford. Sacrifice ny--Coob. stolen
hates--Gainor. Moriarity. Double play WI
son TO NcBridc TO GHud!l. IIits-On Engel,
In 2-3 Innings: on Gallia : In 5l-3 In
nings. on wilson In innings. Left on
bases Washington. 8; Detroit. 6 First ba Sc
on balls ON Engel. :. on Wilson ! struck
out-By DaUss. s. Cmpires. O'Brien and
- Leary. Time OF game. rs.
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Roston. ;; st Louis. 3.
Brooklyn. 8; Pittsburgh, II.
New York. .; Chicago, ..
Philadelphia, >; Cincinnati. 3.
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COIlcSinns


10 Doggctt; DogEctt to Amos Two
base hits-Gruncr. Word. Three base
hits-Rosc. Amos. Home runs Dog
gett. stolen Barton Heights
3: Collegians. b. Hit by pitched bali
McRac. Ford. Rose. Struck out--by
Wright 10; by shelton, ). EMPIRES
Bottoms and Wilcox.
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Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn
Totals 80, "a !: Totals 80 Il Il % L

Score by innings: II.
Pittsburgh ...................o io33 3oX-l
Summary: First Ease on errors-p PITS
burgh !. Errors-Cutshaw. Stack Two base
hits-Byrne. Niox. Wagner. Hyatt. Gibson.
Fischer. Three base hits-Carcy, i. Miller.
Smith. Home rUn-NioX. Stolen BASES
Viox CutShaw Humine Wheat. Double
plays. Miller to Wagner; Carey 10 Wagner
TO j. Miller; Hummei to Daubert; Fischer
10 Cutshaw 10 DIubert Daubcrt iunUSS!s-
ed) Left on Pittsburgh 8: Brooklyn,
Il. Hits-Otf Stack. In % innings OF
Yingling. In I l-3 innings: on Kent. in :
innings. First base on balls-Off O roOle. .;
OFF Kent !. Struck out-By OToolc. Z. by
Kent. l. by YinglinG. J. lit by pitcher BY
Y!nGlinG. !. Umpires Klein and Ortn. Time
OF game, /: 43
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AMERICAN

Chicag go /: New York. o
St Louis, 3; Philadelphia. ..
Detroit, IL Washington. o.
Cleveland. O. Boston. N5 inniugs).
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COLLEG|ANS LOSE
IN CLOSE BATTLE
Barton Heights Takes Measure
of DR.. Bagby's Stars by
Score of 7 to 6.
Standing of the Clubs

Where They Play Next Saturday.
tollcStnns VIZ. Grnys. at Byrd Park.
Bell Telephone W.. Hnrton Heights
ut Ice Park.
Ashland W.. Battle Axc, Mt Bnrton
Heights.
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Scnrn hY inningsl

noston ....'.......0 O--5
St Louis. ........................0 0 - Ia
Summary: Errors-McLean. Grincr. Tw9-
base hits-Titus. Mclean. Three base hits
Mcdonald, O'Lenry. liauser. Sacrifice hit
Titus Sacrifice ny--Cathers. Stolen bases
Mcdonald. Connolly Devlin, Left on bases,
81 Louis Z; Boston. {. Hits-On Griner. .
i'm 8 innings. First base on ha!ls-On Griner.
4; off Tyler. .. Struck out-By Griner. 3. by
TYLER g. HIT by pitcher-By Tyler. l (Oakcs).
Empires. Brennan and Eason. Time OF
came, . hours.
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Score by innings: n.
81 !.o;.:f -.--... ........o o o. = . . =
Philadelphia ..-.. ...-...--.. - @ n %
Summary ERRORS Balcnu Aenew, Schanc.
Three base l.it Collins Ficmc run-henelv.
SneriHco hits Houck Collins Double plays
Stov~ll OluDSsistedt, Collins 10 Barry 20
Mclruiz stolen walsh. Baler,i. VIII
iam-. Shotton. Barry First ha@e 81 halls =
on L"vcrci.1. OF Honck :, on stone. {;
OF brown. / Struck oU, By f.ercrcn1 81;
vs. nouck. bS Bender ., rs stone. ! iiit
by pitcher Barry. Wild ritCh-Levercuz.
Brown Umpirss, Dlneen and Ferguson.
Tine OF game. -:3o. Attendance, 1909.
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Richmond. Q: Norfolk. TO- Hit by pitch
cd balls-Kircher. Bresnahan. Struck
out-By Vance, 4; by Shcnn. ;. Time
of game, 1.55. EMPIRES. Kelly and Col.
gate.
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Chicago.

Totals . 81 : q IL Totals :. - Il = y
.Batted for Gossett I'm ninth.
IRAN for Stcrrctt IN ninth.
tBntted for NcKcchnic In ninth.
Battcd for Fisher in eighth.
Score py Innings "
Chicago ..........-.............-V "oV ~
New Nork-...- s.--.V Y y ~ y Y " ~
Summary: First base on errors-New York
l. wenyer Two, 6ass ni'-T Wdiinr
stolen base-Midkin. Left on hases-New
york, 6; Chicago. :. Hi,s-oa Fisher !, IN
iHn!ngs. on keatinE. In inning FIRST
russell. 3. by Fisher. !. Umpire in chief
Egdn. field umpire Evans. Time OF game.
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STANDING OF TEAM S.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

New York at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
BROOKLYN at Chicago.
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St Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York
Chicago AT Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia
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Results in Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 3; Norfolk, tirrt
Enmc).
Richmond. q, Norfolk, q tsccond
Eane).
Portsmouth, ., Newport News,
trn innlnEsD.
Roanoke, :; Petersburg. 3.
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Totals -. 80 ! 81 20 Totals ...3i 10 - IL
'Eattcd Tor Griner In eighth.
tEatted for Wngo In ninth.
tEattcd for Salee III ninth.
ilEan for Mclean In eighth.
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phlll,lclnliIn.
{ inclnnati.


Totals - 3 u : Totals
'Eerghhtuney shortstop.
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Hhjlaficipitia

Totals 80 . S = n Totals = . =, IS
'Etttcd for I.etcreuZ in eighth.
tB1i'rd fo- Render IN eighth.
:Rnttcd :or Brown Ia ninth.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
Races at A.muz-u Park.

The racing matinee at A-muz-u
Park last Sunday afternoon attract
ed only a small crowd, but those who
attended enjoyed some high-class
sport and were fully repaid for com
ing out. The results are summarized
as follows:
2::20 class (speciaD D-Frances T., E.
J. Mccall owner Abe Milliman dri-
yer, /, /; Bessie R., J. H. Barnett
owner, John Wood driver, 2, 2.
Time: 2:23, 2:25.
2:30 class specialization Boy,
Ed. Ryan owner, Mi1liman driver, |,
/; Lord Leroy, Major George Staples
owner and driver, 2, 2; Princess
Ozma, J. Stone Ware owner and dri-
yer, 3, 3. Time: 2:38.
2:40 class (speeiaD D-Erastus j., j.
A. Landry owner, Milliman driver. /;
Button Bright, J. Stone Ware owner
and driver, 2 Time: 2::42. Button
Bright pulled up lame after the first
heat Of this race and was with
drawn.
The judges were J. J. Lafargue, U.
A. Rousseau and VIC. Hanson. Capt
v. Maurin officiated as starter.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

community, irrespective Of religious
affiliation, and it can trutIfully be
said without the usual kindly exag-
geration that her death has brought
sadness to practically every home in
Donaldsonville, and that our city and
state and the order of which she
was such shining light are the
poorer for her loss. Having brighten
ed the lives of hundreds of the poor
and suffering by her tender ministra-
tons in times Of sorrow and distress,
and performed innum erable deeds of
kindness and charity. Sister ClotiIda' s
life was not lived in vain, but to the
glory Of God and the good OF the
unfortunate ones Of earth. The world
IS the better and purer for her hay
ing lived in it, and her memory will
evar be fondly cherished in the
hearts of grateful and appreciative
people.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
NOTICE TO DEPoslToRs
Bank of DonaIdsonviIle.

n Office is hereby given to all persons, firms
4S or corporations whose names appear as de-
positors On the books OF the Bank OF Donaldson
ville now in liquidation, calling upon them to
present their claims for deposits to the State
Examiner of State Banks, or to John S. Thibaut,
special agent to the examiner. at the Bank OF
Ascension in Donalisonvi1le, La, on the 4th day
of March, 1914.
This notice, published and mailed, according
so lW Is stsGn 70 en5e az m @ 70 pre- pre-
may share equitably and ratably in the distribu-
tion Of assets. w. l.. YOUNG,
State Examiner OF State Banks.
Donaldsonville, La, Nov. %, 1918.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
Favor Bank euarantee law.

At a regular monthly meeting of
the board Of directors of the Peo-
ple%s Bank on Wednesday, the fol
lowing resolution, offered by DR.. B.
A. Colomb, of ST. James parish, was
unanimously adopted:
I'VE, the directors Of the Peoples
Bank Of Donaldsonville, La, hereby
place ourselves on record as being
in favor Of a state bank guarantee
law, such as is now IN force in the
state of Nebraska and some other
states of the Union, which will guar
antee any and all depositors against
loss of any money on deposit in any
state bank at any time, whether in
the checking or savings departments.
We further call upon the senator and
the representatives. from Ascension
and the adjoining parishes to use
their influence toward the enactment
of such a law at the next session of
our state legislature. 2
Following SO close upon the failure
OF the Bank Of DonaldsonVilIe, which
1t appears will entail a heavy loss to
the depositors in that institution,
this action by the directors of the
Peoples Bank has aroused consider
able interest and evoked much faV-
cradle comment, An effort will be
made by DR.. Colomb. and others who
have interested themselves in the
matter to have all the banks through
out this section adopt a resolution
similar to that enacted by the Peo-
PIES Bank directorate, and it is like
ly that at the next session Of the
assembly some concerted ae-
ton will be taken to secure the pass
age OF g bank guarantee law. such
IS was proposed the last regular
session Of the legislature, but which
was unfaEorabIy reported BY the com
aaittee to which the measure was re-
erred.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Mrs. L. M. Turner, who for many
years past has conducted news
and stationery store in Railroad ave-
nue. adjoining the Bank of Donaldson
vile, has decided to retire from bust
ness and will leave shortly for New
Orleans to make her home with her
son, George NJ. Turner, who holds
responsible position on the clerical
staff of the Picayune. John Pfister,
local agent for the four New Orleans
daily papers, has made arrangements
to rent the premises heretofore &C.
cupied by Mrs. Turner, and will CON
duct a news stand therein,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Among the twenty-five canning club
girls selected to attend the farmers
demonstration conference at the
Louisiana State University, Jan. 20
to 80, are the following from Ascen-
SIGN: Misses Lillian and Elphine
Babin of Duplessis, Miss Alta Daigle
of Hope Villa, Miss Olympia Babin
OF DutchtoWn, and Miss Consue1a
Brown of Prairieville. These girls
will receive instruction for ten days
under experts in canning, cookery
and home nursing, the trip and stay
in Baton Rouge being given them in
the nature of prizes for their pro-
ficiency in canning club work during
the year.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
SHERIFF's SALE.
state OF Loulslana-Parish of Ascen.
sion-Twenty-Seventh Judicial
District Court.
Mrs. George BarthoIomaus
VS.. No. 209S
Louis Mollere

Mrs. George BarthoIomaus
VS.. No. 209S
Louis Mollere
Y Y VIRTUE OF and in obedience
A@ to writ Of fieri facias, issued
lby the above named court in the
above entitled and numbered cause,
and to me directed, I have seized
and taken into my possession, and
will offer for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, ac-
cording to law, at the principal
front door Of the courthouse of the
parish of Ascension, in the town
Of Donaldsonville, on
SATURDAY, DEC. 27, 1913,
at II o'clock a. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
A certain one,story frame, s1ingle
roof building, now occupied by Isidore
Delete, said building being on lot
No. 4, square No. 81, iii Port Barrow,
parish of Ascension.
Terms and conditions-Cash in
United States currency.
E. C. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish of Ascension.
Donaldsonville, La, Dec. 13, 1913.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
Coming Attractions at the Grand.

The next dramatic attraction at
the Grand Theatre will be "a Girl
of the Under World which is book
ed for Friday, Jan 2. Edison's ia
nous talking pictures will be present
ed Monday, Jan. 5, matinee and
night. Managers Trepagnier & Bos-
ton have signed a contract with the
Famous Players Company to present
two of their feature productions
every month, and this service will be
inaugurated in the near future with
Tess of the d'UrbeVilles, in which
Minnie Madden Fiske portrays the
title role. This is said to be one of
the very finest photo-plays ever pro-
duced, and its presentation here will
be looked forward to with eager anti
cipation by local patrons of the NOV
les Another popular picture to be
seen here shortly is In the Bishops
Carriage" with Mary Pickford in the
leading part.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

A big W. O. w. class initiation
will be held at Kentwood tomorrow
under the auspices Of Poplar Camp
NO. ~, Of that town. District Man
ager Robert Henderson, of New Or
Jeans, has had charge of the work of
getting up the class, assisted by Her
bert Broyles, clerk Of Poplar Camp.
Mr.. Henderson. who formerly resided
III this city, has done some splendid
work for the Woodmen during the
past few years in the way of securing
accessions to the membership, and
the great growth of the order in this
state is largely due to his well-direct-
ed efforts.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Bank Of ponaIdsonvilIe.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, firms
lH or corporations creditors of the Bank of
Dona1dsonville now in liquidation. other than
depositors, who may have claims against the
said bank, calling upon them to file such claims
with the State Examiner of State Banks, or to
John S. Thibaut, special agent to the examiner,
at the bank Of Ascension in DonaIdsonEille. La.
on the 4th day of March, 1914, and make legal
proof as to the Justice thereof.
This notice, published once n week during
three months. is given in accordance with law to
enable all such creditors whose claims are valid,
equitabIy and ratably to share in the distribn-
ton of assets. w. L. YOUNG,
State Examiner OF st ate Banks.
DonaIdsonViIle, La, Nov. 2s, 1918.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
FOR SALE.
Machinery and Farm implements.


Y EEDS SUGAR MILL ENGINE, 2o' K 42
III with the following dimensions: Diameter
fly wheel 16'; depth and thickness of rim 81 Z
t2'. size and length of shaft g ~ 9''; size ot
crank pin AZ: length of journals l1,'; length OF
connecting rod & 9. Bed plate length 81
breadth Az depth 1872 steam connection So ex-
haust 81. Engine in good working order with
all parts thereto. including sketches for erection
Center crank Maggie engine l2'' 1872, 81 gov
ernor, so Fl. P. in good order. Cost new $500;
will sell for $500 cash
FARM IMPLEMENTS:
Four Newell Sanders disc plows IS" discs
with guide lever attachment; usei once; in first
class working order. Will sell for $40 each.
Four Magnolias.
Two I9n disc cuItivators.
Six three-nlule carts.
Six Hall ploWs.
Two Moline walking cuitivators.
One B. f. StuteVent monogram BIT Ter No. 8.
Worth new $500; will sell for s1Go.
A. KLoTZ P. & NJ. Co, LTD,
klotzyiile. La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Regular monthly meetings of the
boards of directors of the Bank of
Ascension and Peoples Bank were
hetd Tuesday and Wednesday, re
spectively. Both these excellent in
stltutions are in tip-top condition, and
their forthcoming statements viii
show material growth in all lines of
business.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

The public schools OF Ascension par
1sh will close for the holidays Friday,
Dec. l9, and reopen Monday, Jan. 5,
1914. This is the longest holiday va
cation the schools have ever enjoyed,
and will enable the students to par
tIcipate to the fullest extent in the
gayeties and festivities of the merry
Yuletide season.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
Tle DonaldsODViIIle Glliet.

We have toilet articles and prep.
aratlons rich and rare. The many
years of experience we have had in
the business enables us to select
such articles as VIII meet with the
approval of the public. Our
Assortment of Toilet Articles
consists Of everything in Toilet Wa
ters' TONES. Face Powders, Toilet
Powders, Face Cream, Tooth Pow
ders, Perfumery, Soaps, sponges,
Combs, Brushes, etc.
H=Ray PE7arrnacv
DonaldsonVi1,e. La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

The many friends here of Prof. J.
ii. DuPuy will be interested to learn
that he has rendered his resignation
as superintendent of public educa-
ton OF st. John parish, to take effect
next month, having accepted an i'm
portant position in the office of the
State Department. of Education at
5atcn Rouge. Under Prof. DuPuy's
capable supervision the public school
aystem Of st. John has been develop
ed to an exceptionally high standard
of efficiency, and notable accomplish
ments are predicted for the brilliant
young educator in his new and broad
er field of labor.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Mrs. L. P. Won Hofe, who has been
seriously i'll in Memphis, Tenn, for
the past several weeks, was removed
to New Orleans recently, and on
Wednesday last underwent a success
pil surgical operation at the Touro
lnfirmary in that city. Her sister,
Mrs. r. Wahl, left for New Orleans
today to be at her bedside.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
NOTICE.
am apply ilss iol . AIEX. IL CUNNINGHAM.
FOR RENT.

nEbESCIAUX place, fronting Mississippi
IL river about tyo miles below Donaldson
ville containing 45 acres OF fertile land, adapted
to the cultivation of cane, corn, rice and otner
crops Good residence on property. Easy terms.
Apply to MISS o. PEDESCLAUX, Donaldson
Vile La Telephone I74.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
FOR SALE.

stMALL FARM on the west bank OF Bayou La
y fourche near Donaldsonville. containing lot
acres of fertile WeIl-irained land, now in cult
yation Large house and good outbuildings.
Fine location for truck farm or dairy. bar
gain for quick buyer. Apply to Hsts0 MOL
LERE, or address Box I03 DonaldsenYile, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
James L. Bradford
VS.. No. 2117
Richard NJ. johnson

James L. Bradford
VS.. No. 2117
Richard NJ. johnson
RY VIRTUE OF and in obedience to
- an order of seizure and sale. is
sued by the above named court in the
above entitled and numbered cause, and
to me directed, have seized and taken
into my possession, and will offer for
sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, according to law. at the
principal front door of the courthouse of
the parish of Ascension, in the ciS ! of
Donaldsouville, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 90 1918.
at II o'clock a. m, the following de-
seribed property, te-Wit:
The northeast quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter of section thirty-three 1881, in township ten
s1ol south, range three east. containing forty
t4oh acres. more or less together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon or there
unto belonging Or anpertainirg, and situated in
the parish of Ascension, this state
Terms and conditions-Cash In United
States currency.
E. C. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish Of Ascension.
DonaldsonYille La, Nov, Is, 1913,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Mrs. Abe H. BIoomenstiel spent
this current week in Baton Rouge
with lMr. and Mrs. Y. A. Sachse.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

DR.. Numa Himel, of Welcome, was
In DonaldsonVilie Thursday on one of
his periodical visits, and was cor
daily greeted by his numerous
friends.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Rev. 7. d. Lipscomb, pastor of the
local Methodist church, was in Crow
ley this week attending the an
nual conference of the Louisiana Me-
thodist diocese, "
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

AS usual, Santa Claus while in DON
aIdsonYilla will make his headquarters
at Mrs Wahls store in Mississippi
street.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Henry WE'LL, the genial manager
Of the Hotel Donaldson, was in New
Orleans for a short stay during the
early part Of the week.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Charles Maurin spent a couple OF
days In New Orleans OF business dur
ing the week.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13
FOR SAL

fEgWO-STORY frame store building. corner
n Railroad avenue and Charles street; one
story frame store building adjoining in Railroad
avenue; four-room frame cottage IN Charles
street in rear of above premises. Reasonable
terms For further particulars apply to or ad-
dress 9o4 Poydras street. New Orleans, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Miss Anna Garret returned Wed
nesday from a visit to Mrs. M. Row,
of Rosedale.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1913-12-13

Joe Supple, of Bayou Goula, attend
ed the E1ks' memorial exercises last
Sunday afternoon.