-- 0* THE DONALDSONVILLE UN I E F .. AN INDEPEaDIWnT, wTIDn-AWAKE H.OME NWsPAPaIR. -SUBSCRIPTION PRIOmo -OTWO DOLLARS A. TlAR. VOLUME XV. DONALDSONYILLE, LOUISIANA, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1886. " NUMRB47 SP. BLAsE, E. P1AGST, JR.,, G. FAEIINLE, President. Secretary. V. Prest. A I THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO ROAD, New Wisconsin Architeetare. AN AMATEUR VGATT. Te Doqaldsoqville C iefI FANTASY IN STONE. [Specal Correspondence.] Picture of the Cut at Gr."v's Ferry Road. Amicus Humani Generis. Southern Philadelphia. MILWAuKEE, Jan. 19.-There is .now Is COLORADO'S WONDERFUL "GARDEN [Special Correspondence.] course of erection in dlff4rent 'portious of olAWNODCANT ADVE ' l~a this state public buildings that will S.8. STREET8 OF OF THE PHaLADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The subject stil compare NEW'V'6 " A Wide-Awake Home Newspaper GODS." with anything agitating railroad circles is the entrance of of the kind in older comnuni. Published Every Saturday Morning at +lBRWING the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ties. We present here sketches of two of COMPAHY, into New Corner Viller6 and Toulouse Streets, Charles these structures. Warren Steddard's Story of the York city via Staten Island. The only wae Advice from an OlSd Btager-arele Gen. Donaldsonville, Ascension Parish, La., NEW ORLEANS, LA. Marvels of Man.tou-A View of Pike's of approach seemed heretofore to be througi -BY- erosity of New Yorkers--Xnwlidgse f Largest Brewery, Ice Cellar and Refrigera- Jersey City. But it will seem a strange fac: Southwest. Peak-Wonderful Contrasts of Color- L. E. BENTLEY, Editor and Proprietor. ting Apparatus in the to many of our readers that every Human Nature-ilthyPhasWhsre men A Terrestrial Paradise. foot o. the Jersey City water front is already ownec Sleep-Needed anltatste. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: H. COOK, Only think of it! We were scarcely three by railroad companies, which are, of course hours by rail hostile to the entrance of the Baltimore The "make-up' for this ecurasion ocae- tn copy, one year....................... 2 00 from Denver, and yet here, in an, sioned some little dificulty at first. had One copy, six months,................... 1 25 Donaldsonville Ice Factory, Manitou, were the very elements so notice- Ohio. AGENT FOR never encountered any beggars' Bix cepies, one year.. .................... 10 00 Zi 4 , ably lacking there. Nature There are many who will welcome fahilom one year...............18 00 Ascension and adjacent parishes. Beer deliv- in her natural the Bal. Twelve copies. state-primitive forever; timore hpd Ohio to New York. To get plates, but understood in a general way Payable in advance. ered by steamer Harris Irvine between Col- the air seasoned there that their costumes were- qulte dive•afiled legePoint and Bayou Goula, Donaldson- with the pungent spices of odoriferous it was •deessary for this popular road t( ADVBRTISIN19 RATES: ville and Napoleonville at city rates. herbs; the sweetest build a new line from Philadelphia So parts of three old sits, beloaglbg to sunshine in abundance, to Nee three different indivldas, were . ukght < - NEW ORLEANS and all the shade that makes sunshine most York. The picture shows the work at TEE LAYImN A GALLEROnY. srUAo. 1mo. Imos Imos. mes 1 year agreeable. Gray's Ferry road, Philadelphia. into conjunction, and surmouitd ahatpi At the On the corner of Jefferson and Mason 1 Maniton is a picturesque hanilet point named the new line crosses Sthat had been on the fibusteringezprgit tae int a...... $ s00$ 5 $ 6 50 $1100 $1500 that has the Schuyl! streets, this city,s being constructed the rfromI the Fpurth ward. The scattered itself up and down the deep kill. Here is a long cut, tunneling QrLny and Two nohes.... 5•00 800 950 15 5 20 00 ra- undes Layton art gall. This building will be ihistoric interest of this combl asar im- inches.. 11 00 12 50 19 25 00 Railway Telegaph Spply vine, regardless of the limiting lines of the Gray's Ferry road. The cut at 700 its deepest is erected at the se exfpense of Mr. Fred. Lpressed even my fellowtrampe. wsuinoes... 8 50 14 15 2800 80 00 surveyor. The railway station at Manitou thirty feet. The Baltimore and Ohio line inches.... 1000 1800 COMPANY, Layton, a successful merchant and local art I made my irst pablM 17 2700 85 00 might pose for a porter's lodge in the pret- passes under the P ppaames as a i inches..... 110 18 00 19 00 000 4000 A. nsylyania Railroad lover, who intends, on its completion, teoe beggar on Twenty-third streaet Thithme. 18 50 00 44 00 G. De L'Isle, Agent. tiest park in England. Surely there is hope bridge and throughpn grounds waeches... 30 21 3800 of the present it to the city. It may be said, at coughfaree and Fourteenth ste aretlhesaet ghtinhes... 15 o 2200 2400 36 00 4800 for America when she can so far curb her arsenal and naval asylum. Electric Bells, Burglar Alarm, It also cuts the first glance, to have a squatty ',popular resorts of begging iratpraity of this column..... 2 0 30 00 35 00 45 00 60 00 vulgar love of the merely practical as to grounds of the old appearance, j lumn...... 0 00 4000 45 55 00 75 00 Hotel Registers do Harm sion, wher but this is necessary for the purpose for ccity. this sort of thing at the right time Thomas Jefferson lived There are certain choice corners a Solmn...... 4000 50 00 5 05 00 00 00 and in w, he was secre which it is intended. There will be AND GENERAL ELECTRIC MATERIAL. the right place. tary of state. three theset streets n special fiver. A sor of In Philadelph oper anothes picture galleries purrounding a statuary Transient advertisements. $1 per square hrst A i t .ley, Loungers lounge tunnel Fproprietary alaim cm thee is maintained by insertion; each subsequent insertion, 75 cents Offices 47 Ex:a at the springs as if they leads the road under Twenty-fiftL hall, which will beln the center of the build- 184 Common Street. really enjoyed it. street some of the veterans, and the beggar who • square.•a An amiable booth-boy to Pennsylvania avenue. ing, all lighted from above by immense sky.- pesistently intrudes on this iOelalor legal advertisements, $1 per square NOTICE-We are prepared to furnish esti- displayed his well-dressed and handsomely trritory can frat insertion; mates for any electrical work, and'to con- lights, thus preventing a very high rool nefera each esubsequent msertion, 50 mounted foxskins, his pressed flowers expect to enjoy .gain the ell conf- cents per square. tract for same at the very lowest prices. Our of denced and esteem of his brethren., It bad •litorial notices, first insertion, 15 cents per goods are of the handsomest patterns, the latest Colorado, his queer mineralogical jewelry Lins s•nbsequently, 10 improved and of the best material. Soliciting and his uncouth geological specimens always seemed to me that beggars cents per line. public in the Cards of'u line or less in Business Direct- patronage, we remain, shape of hideous bric-a-brao, as if he upon the stage at least wer a we!- ery. $5 per annum. Respectfully, -. T. S. CO.. took fed and jovial set, id'wit this A. (. pleasure in thus entertaining tha public; DE. L'ISL., Agent. pleasant view of my newi while everybody has the cosiest and most a Brief communications upon subjects of public I lighted an after-dinne lg interest solicited. A Tour of Inspection. sociable time over the counter, and buys No attention paid to anonymous letteis. only by accident at last. There are rock shufld4 along to Madison square. Several The editor is not responsible for the views acquaintances of DONALDSONVILLE I chanced to he in New gorges in Mauitou, through, which came down the steps of the orreapondents. Orleans a the In- few days since, dian tribes were wont to - eelevated road station at Si ib avenue, and Address: Tar Crlay. Donaldsonville. La. and took occasion to visit noiselessly defile BUSINESS DIRECTORY. when on the warpath in gave me a ciad stare as we met. formed some of the large establish- the brave days of a hasty ments while there; the most old; gorges where currents of hot air resolve "to strike" them all for a DRY GOODS. G01OCEIIES, Etc. quarter,but NEW ORLEANS CARDS. nxtensive and thorougdly breathe in your face like the b.eath of some they brushed by eaceremonl- "co-ducted ( :oalt:hat i went fierce animal There are brilliant aously without waiting to ddr -my story. C KLINE, corner ('rcscent Place and Hou- through was the "IREDl and noisy This rendered-it a little * masstreet, dealer in Dry Goods, Notions, S lt'Aj,."corner of Canal cateracts and cascades that silver the rocks harderto approach Dr. P. J. Friedrics, hoots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Corn. Exchange Place. of with spray; and a the next man. He was standing on the Oats and Bran. anld huge winding caverns which Mr. Arthur Duriev, fil.ed with mice and filth and the black.ness curb-stone. Edging up to hii in thei mst one of those clever pushing approved mendicant and of darkness, and out of which one emerges manner throwing BERNARD LEMANN & BROTHER, dealers men you meet so rarely now- all the pathetic appeal- at command in Western Produce, fancy and staple tiro- a-days, is the proprietor. looking like a tramp and feeling like-well: THROUGH TO NEW YORK-THE BALTIMOREi into my Successor to Dr. W S. Ohandler, eceries. Liquors, Hardware, Iron, Paints, Oils. This mammoth establish- T'here are springs bubbling and steeping AND OHIO.