T De Dogaldsoville C ief
Ollice in Crescent Place.
Subseription Price, Two Dollars a Year.
Texas and Pacflo Railway,
TIME TABLE.
i.duseima TRAklU ollIO wrsr.
LocaL Through.
jflew (c as....w... 7 10 A. H. { 1 00 P.
Donaldeonville, ....... I 11 15 A.. .I 41 r. -
PASSUorGfR TRAINS o(lON ELAST.
n .csL Through.
tonaldsonvi ........ Ia P. . 85 aA.
New Orleans. arrives.. 1 6 50 P. . 1 11 0 A. -
Daily freight trains each way.
DONALDSONVILLE, LA.,
Saturday, November 7,1885.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
District Attorney Gaudet made a brief
'iait to Donaldeonville this week.
Fine white shirts, only $1 each, just re
.eived from Philadelphia, at Kline'e.
Smoke the Manhatta cigar, the best 5 cent
n~oke I ever had. On sale at Ingman's.
Ex-Gov. Francis T. Nicholls passed
through herelat 8attrday, en route to As
a.amptiom.
New auekerel and codfish, best and
-heapest in the plarket, at Maurin's Oheap
Groedry Emporium.
Mr. Felix Boudrean of the Tureand place
V*as in town Iat Sunday and paid as a visit
which was very much appreciated.
Our merchants do a big business, partio
ularly on Sundays, and of course those who
advertise keep well in the lead of their
Competitors.
The Ju~ Commission for this parish will
meet at the Court-house next Saturday to
draw juries for the criminal term of District
Vourt to be held neat January.
Valises, trunks, umbrellas and canes at
Mrs. M. Israel & Co.'s.
Miss Ida Hills, formerly of this parish,
but now residing in New Orleans, is vis
iting Mrs. James K. Tucker of Clark plan
tation.
Oats, oats, oats, cheaper than ever. Big
supply just received at Maurin's Cheap
Crocery Emporium.
