The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-17
On Dit.

in time to witness very tender but arm
less developments.
That Willie and friend walked for
three consecutive hours, at Capt. Joe's
tctc champet,e, with couple Of Creole
girls who couldn't speak a word Of
and
That as the only French the boys knew
was creme and lemonade, and the girls
always said oui VIXEN these subjects
were mentioned one can imagine how
dear the fun cost.
That Henry's brilliant remark about
the heat, on being introduced to Miss.
MEG, was highly appreciated by all lis
tencrs.
That the extremely cool manner in
which the Donaldsonville boys treated
our girls, was very refreshing this kind
Of weather, but
That the boys should remember they
can't have the B. II. young ladies with
them always, and,
That the Donaldsonville girls may re-
taliate when least expected.
That the unkind way in which the
young lady who assisted at the reception
was overlooked about lunch time is a
blot on the Terpsic escutcheon.
That every boy with &C" any where
about his cognomen, was awfully fright
ened at last weeks On Dit.
That when young man offered to
treat certain Young lady at the recent
concert, he didn't invite the whole fam
lily, but
That they partook, all the same, and
several friends besides.
That the circus is coming and our inn
questionable young men are getting
ready to he entangled in the meshes OF
the Hirsute Sisters hair
That the Terpsics must have put the
Racket on their programme just to look
nice, as none knew how to dance it,
working in lot Of Heel and Toe in
stead
That Capt Joe is preparing some new
rules Oh Championship games to be in
serted in Toms Smoke ! end Base Ball
Guide for 1888. ........
That the Red Stick girl who threw
kisses around so promiscuously thinking
On Dit wasn't in the neighborhood reck-
oned Without her host.
That Willie NJ. says that was the first
soi,cc he ever attended where he didn't
get an opportunity to /" chaw agirl's ear
of" or swap chewing gum with Ii err"
That Dick found the presence OF Miss
K. sovereign cure for headache.
That the young man from up the river
left the soiree early; suffering cstensiby
with corns, bu.
That it is more than likely he green
eyed monster was gnawing at his vitals,
for the otlier sutton had things all his
own way.
That one of the Young ladies from
Baton Rouge was told to be on her guard
or she would get ~ that nasty On Dit
That Pretty has secretly resolved that
if he ever meets a delusion as attractive
as q certain young lady he will not fai
to Hight.
That the latest monthly statemen
from the lower end of the big building
reads thus:
b. LEMAsN & Bios CLERKS
To NJ ISRAEL & Co., DIR.
August only, six cakes of the finest cash
mere bouquet soap q Soc so y
Amount due Lemann's clerks, ......- 3
Balance in favor of NJ. & Co... 81 6
Towels, flannel, cheese, cloth, labor to
refilling water cooler three times day, CT;
vats cosmetic prepared for l.. clerks only
free.
We have several times mentioned j
the CHIEF that the marble columns i'll
tended for the new Catholic Church a
Donallsonville were to be procured frol
Belgium, but we have recently receive
information correcting this erroneou
impression. The columns are beln
made at Lussinpiccolo, III the PROVING
of Istria, Austria, by Mr.. S. A. Fuclcl
father of our friend and recent teilo'
townsman, S. NJ. Fncich, Esq. Whe
Father Cuppens went to Europe
order tlrcse columns, he paid a visit
his relatives in Belgium, and from til
circumstance arose our impression til;
the pillars We're to be procured from tn;
country.
We take more than ordinary pleasn1
| ia noting the acquisition Of the sole pr
prietorship Of the st. Charles Hotel |
our esteemed friend, Mr.. VIM. 2. Barrier
who has purchased the interest OF h
partner in the establishment and no
assumes entire control. Willie Is one
the favored few who possess the hapl
knack Of winning the good will and e
TEEN of all with whom they are throw
in contact, and this is a trait that is e
pecially valuable to a man in his line
business. He is universally liked, al
we have no doubt the St. Charles, und
his management, will attain degree
popularitv that will be at once proiitab
to the proprietor and source OF satlsta
ton to his many friends.
Mr.. +. Leroy, recently of New orlean
has purchased the grocery formerly ke
by Hon. II. O. Maller, at the corner OF