INether has opened a first-class oyster
stand, where oysters of the freshest and
best quality will be served up in every
style at shortest notice. We wish the
Jackson House and its worthy proprie
tor that generous meed of prosperity
which we know both will deserve.
Those wishing winter goods should, re
member that Cheap Tony still holds
forth at his old stand, and is determined
not to be undersold by any business firm
in town. He is selling standard dark
prints, light prints, white and browu
cotton at 5 cents a yard; and other
goods, of all kinds and styles, propor
tionately low.
IREGISTRATION.-We hope the readers
of the CmIEF in this parish who appre
ciate the importance of the approaching
election will carefully note the dates
upon which the Supervisor of Registra
tion will visit the various polling places,
and that they will notify their friends
and neighbors thereof, in order that all
may have an opportunity to qualify
themselves for voting in December. As
will appear from the official notice pub
lished in our advertising columns, the
Supervisor's appointments for next week
are as follows:
Duffel's store, first ward, Monday.
McCall Bros., second ward, Tuesday.
Oubre's store, Smoke Bend, Wednes
day.
Richardts storo, third ward, Thursday.
Tureaud store, fifth ward, Friday.
Burnside's store, fifth ward, Saturday.
For week after next, from Monday,
November 10, to Saturday, November 15,
both days inclusive, the appointments are
the following :
River ferry, opposite Donaldsonville,
Monday.
Ashland store, sixth ward, Tuesday.
Head of New River Lane, sixth ward,
Wednesday.
Sol. Barmon's, seventh ward, Thurs
day.
V. P. Landry's, seventh ward, Friday.
Hercule Landry's store, eighth ward,
Saturday.
