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On his return from Houston last week
Mayor David Israel handed us a copy of the
daily Houston Age from which We take this
highly complimentary paragraph:
A finer or more intelligent set of men
never assembled in this city than are now
in attendance on the Grand Lodge of the
Ancient Order Of United Workmen.
There are nearly sixty lodges of this order
in Texas, aud they are about to petition the
Supreme Lodge to be set apart as separate
beneficial jurisdiction, with power to collect
and disburse, within itself, the beneficiary
fund, subject to the general supreme laws,
rules and regulations of the order. This
separation is permissible when the Grand
Lodge making the application has over 5000
M. w. degree members under its jurisdic-
ton, and there are considerably moro than
that number subject to the jurisdiction of
the Grand Lodge Of Texas and Louisiana.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

A Chinese laundry is one Of Donaldson
ville's latest acquisitions. @
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The pile driver used in the constr uction
of the reyetment for the new Bayou La
fourche leyee is to be sent down to Judge
4. N. Sims place, half mile below town,
where n similar revetment will be made to
protect the levee at that point.
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School Board Notice,

DoNALDsoNvILLE Fob. %, 1883.
MEMBERS of the BOARD of School Directors
41A of the parish of Ascension are notified that
an adjourned meeting Of the Board will be held
at the Secretary's office,
Wednesday, February 2s, 1883,
to have the public schools opened for the
current year. Every Director is requested to
be in attendance, the business demanding
attention is urgent and important.
BY order of the Board.
A. C. LOVE, President.
e. N. PUGH, Secretary.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post-office at DonaIdsonvlIe,

Remaining in the Post-office at DonaIdsonvIle,
Ascension Parish, La, February "a. 1888.
Article, Joseph King Mrs Celley
Brown, Washington Landry, Villfull
Brooks. Charles Leblanc, Euphemon
benjamin. William Preaux, l. B
Carter. Miss Rachel Reed, Moses
Day & Brown Rest, P
Dorsey, Rev Reynolds, Thomas E
Fearing, C 81 Sexnoush Elizabeth
Gordam, Patsy Smith Mrs Lucy
Garden, Mrs Caroline TruxilIo l. D
Hunter, Columbus Turner, Lawson
Hamaton. Febey Ierrio, JnoC
Hughes. j Williams, Miss Rachel
Hernandez, A D Woods, Rev Felix
Johnson, Henry Wilson, Mrs Kittie
johnson, Philip Web, Willie
If not called for IN four weeks will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
LOUIS IEFORT, 2. III.
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4 TataiI. Improvement.
.
SCOTS
DITCH BAN K
Pillow Attachment.

A N INVENTION desig nea for blowing land
IN alongside of bitches which has heretofore
gone to waste, owing to the impossibility of
reaching it with the plow. Every planter should
use SCOTS Attachment, a simple, effective and
inexpensive improvement that will pay for it,
self over and over again every season. Read the
following
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One of the statesmen in q leading Donald
sonville business establishment who doesn't
carry much superhuous flesh on his bones
and imagincs himself falling into the sere
and yellow leaf, is something of u wag. The
other day female customer who is also
built on the sparc-rib order of architecture
entered the store and asked our lightweight
friend for dried pears. eve haven't any,"
said the salesman, "but if you and l were
mated we'd certainly be dried pair"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-02-24

Regulation item: Work on the new
Israel store is progressing finely.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-02-24

We were visited by a cold snap last week.
but it didn't last long. A rainy spell seems
to have set in now
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TESTIMONIALS:


From Messrs. Kenner s. Brent of Ascen-
sion Parish.
BowDos PLANTATION, Nov IS. 1882.
Mr. John Scott has applied one of his Ditch
Bank Attachments to one of our pIows, and it
has worked SO satisfactorily that we have
thought 1t well to secure the right to use two OF
thems KENNER & BRENT.
From Col. L. A Bringier of Ascension.
HERMITAGE, Ascension, Oet. %, 1882.
Mr. John Scott tried one of his patented plow
attachments to ploR ditch banks on this plan
tation to-day, and I take pleasure in recon-
mendIns 1t as very useful improvement.
l.. A. BIiINGIER.
From Mr.. Il. C. Palmer of Ascension.
6oUTHwooD PLANTATION, Nov. II, 1882.
To Hiom it n.ay concern:
THIS is to certify that Mr.. Jno, Scott has made
for us one Of his Ditch Bank Attachments to d
Hall pillow, and it does all he claims for it, and
is, IN my opinion, Il valuable improvement.
Il. G. PALMER.
From Mr.. W. e. Bateman of Ascension.
RIvERToN, Nov. a. 1882.
Mr.. JOHN SCOTT:
Dear sir-The Ditch Bank Attachment -
bought of you recently gives me entire satisfac-
ton, and would recommend it to planters.
Very truly. W. 3. BATEMAN.
Manager Riverton.
From MIR. Fulg. Bourgeois of Ascension.
SOUVENIR PLANTATION, Nov. 8, 1882.
Mr. John Scott put up two of his patented
Plow Attachments to pillow ditch banks; success
very favorable. FULG. BOURGEOIS.
From Mr.. j. C. Allison of st. james.
WILTON PLANT, Jan. 10, 1853.
Dir. john SCOTT: a
Dear .Sir-The Ditch Bank Attachment bought
of you recently gives entire satisfaction, and /
recommend it to planters.
Very-truly, ]. &C. ALLISON.
From Messrs. Is. Rome & Co., of st. James.
HABITATIoa VAssEUR WE'RE,
st. Jacques. Lne., lie 10 janyier, 1888.
Nous endossons enforcement son invention
pour labourer les bordures DIES fosses, ct nous
lie recommendons aux planteurs.
EDOUARD ROME & Gle.
For terms and particulars apply to or address,
JOHN SCOTT,
INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.
DIT A0upMTNu IA
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After the Cofield Guard gun squad had
performed the duty of firing the salute on
Thursday, the melDb ers visited the Lee
Hotel at the invitation of Capt. Jones and
drank to the memory of Washington. In
Justice to the temperate young men compos-
ing the squad, we will state that nearly all
of them took settler lemonade. We plead
guilty to beer, but it was small glass
almost pony. Phil, Dick and the Cap can
speak for themselves.
LICENSES FOR lSS3.-All persons engaged
in trades, professions or occupations sub
jcct to the State and parish license tax, are
notified by the Sheriff and Tax Collector
that this tax is now due and if not pal d be-
fore the 3lst of March will become delin-
quent and subject to penalties and costs.
The Sheriff has received from the State Au-
ditor and Parish Treasurer supply Of
license blanks and is prepared to furnish
them to applicants oH demand.
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At the recent session Of the Louisiana Con
ference Of the NJ. q. Church at Alexandria,
Rev. Pierre Landry of Denaldaonvi1le was
again selected as Presiding Elder Of the
Baton Rouge district, and Mr.. Chas. d.
shallowhorne, alsosof this place, was con-
stituted a deacon and assigned to the charge
of the Magnolia church at jackson, East
Feliciana parish. Mr. shallowhorne has
gone to his new field of labor.
Advices from the plantations are nearly
all of an enc ouraging character. The sea-
sons work is progressing satisfactorily and
there is beautiful stand of stubble cane
even better than that of last year ut a cor
responding time. The only complaint We
have heard is Of some injury to the Fall
plant by dry rot. The rain Of the past few
days has been welcomed by planters, and
more of the same kind would Go no harm.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
THE BREv1TY BASKET.
FIIIed with Brief Mention OF Many Mine
Events OF Yestertav.


The collections Of district taxes yesterday
amour ted to Si,74437.
VIM. II. Smith and John Clarke have been
appointed additional privates on the police
force.
Andrew Green, colored, was fined $40 in
the police court yesterday for cruelty beating
horse.
c. A. English has been recommended for
appointment by Maj. Dye as station keeper,
vice Vincont.
Wm. Stewart was arrested on Tuesday for
stealing carriage robe from the carriage Of
DIR. Charles Kennedy.
VIM. Hickman, coored, charged with
pouring turpcntine on n dog and setting him
on fire, had his case continued until Friday.
Harry Lee, colored, for playing Sweat in
an alley between o and Fourth street, north
west, was fined $5 in the police court yes
terday.
On account Of the large number Of robberos
and petty stealings going on, officers are de-
tailed in citizens clothes to look out for the
offenders. .s
Lucy Green, employed as washerwoman
by Herman Fisher, No. 500 Four-and-half
street southwest, was sentenced in tho police
court yesterday to 500 fine or sixty days in
Jail, with thirty days additional If failing to
make restitution, for stealing four trade dol
lars a French coin, and $l.00 legal tender.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
,Saludahafs e Yuthrop.
Woodward & LOthrOp
Winter Wraps.

Having purchased largelyof
the manufacturers late in No
vember, when they were over
stocked and anxious to sell, we
are in position to name lower
prices on all grades of Winter
Wraps than any other house in
this market. We have strictly
one price in every department
of our house, and must, there
fore, stand or fall by the price
we make.
Having established a reputa-
ton for a high class of garments
only, at low prices, this we pro-
pose to maintain. We make
bold to say that we guarantee
the price Of every garment we
sell against any and all compe-
tition. We quote prices on a
few specialties:
National Republican., 1883-12-13
Woodward & LOthrOp
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
Initial HandkerchiefS.

100 dozen ladies' Linen CAM
brio Diced initiated H. S. Hand
kerchiefs at 25c each. The best
initial handkerchief ever sold
for csc, and which we propose
to keep in stock the year
through.
I16 dozen ladies' fine Linen
Cambria H: S. initiated Hand
kerchiefs, in elegant halfdozen
cartons, at $I.73 per carton; are
worth $2.25.
50 dozen ladies' extra-hne
Linen Cambria II. S. initiated
Handkerchiefs, beautifully en-
broidered, soc each, or $2.75
per halfdozen carton.
100 dozen mems Hemmed
Linen Cambria initiated Hand
kerchiefs, unlaundered, only 25c
ca C h. We have had them
shown to us within a week at
$3.25 per dozen as special
favor.
80 dozen mems H. S. Linen
Cambria initiated Handkerch'fs,
extra fine quality, sold last year
at 75c each, at soc each; $2.75
per carton of half dozen.
Children's Handkerchiefs.
100 dozen all linen, woven
and printed borders, only SC
each.
so dozen all linen H. S. Hand
kerchiefs, only oAc each; made
from ends and cuttings and very
cheap.
Misses Printed Border H. S.
Linen Cambria Handkerchief
for only I2Hc; bought at auc-
ton ana WOrtn 2OC.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
AS a very special bargain in
Ladies' Embroidered Handker,
chiefs, we offer so dozen in both
plain white. and colored, EN-
broidered scalloped edge anc
hemstitched, fine quality, at 25C
each. Our assortment is unc
qualed in finer qualities at 81
37H, 50, 62, 75c, and 81.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Boston Dry Goods House
National Republican., 1883-12-13

My new building is now completed and
will be opened next Thursday, Dec. 13
with grand display of useful as we'll as orna-
mental HOLIDAY GOODS at popular prices.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
EIounnt Cathedral Gonu CLOCKS.

Black and bronze eight-day clock, sl2.
Large marbleized eighl-da clock, Sl4.
Large mHrbleized visible escapcment clock, SIS.
French black marble clocks, 1850
French black marble inlaid stones, $50.
French back marble fancy design, ST.
Pair elegant bronze figures, $40
Pair elegant brOnzepitchers, 5000.
Pair large bronze statutes, $3.50
Pair fine French brass figures S26
All of the above clocks strike the hour and half
hour OH cathedral time II. HARRIS e. Co., 432
Seventh street, near +.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
GENUINE INDIA SHAWLS.
SEATON PERRY

(Successor 10 Perry % brotheD
HAS JUST OPENED THE LARGEST STOCK OF
: GENUINE INDIA SHAWLS AND MKAhPS
IiTY RA NGINt IN PRICE FROM so TO sl,oo9
THESE SHAWLS ARE THE PROPERTY OF
THE CELEBRATED "COMPAGNlE DIES IN
DrS." WHO ARE UEADQu ARTERS IN EU;;
ROPE AND AMERICA u, lk"lNDlA APS,
AND WILL BE EXHIBlTED BY ME FOR
FEN DAYS ONLY. THIS is RAKE ",
PORTUNITY TO ANY ONE DtSlhlNG ~
pIRCHASE A GENUINE CAMEL'S HAIR
SHAM OR WRAP, AS THE ASSORTMENT
rs VERY LARGE AND THE PRICES GUAR
ANTEED TO BE TIL II LOWEST. 49, ..,.,
EIEGA Mt STOCK OF PURE 81 bK LYONS VEL,
VETS, FROM "a TO IS INCHES WIDE, IN
BIp1eX DEDfHELVE1S. ALL PRICES.
RAbZiMERS AND SATINS, FROM The
BEST FRENCH MAKERS, AT CORRECT
FRESCH BRoADcLoTHs and TRICoTs FOR
1MMa MMfa HsE sT6cR. OF SILK WRAPS AND FUR
IlNED CIRCULA RS.
sSrEVESINJi GOODS A SPECIALITY.
GsrSIjPERB ASSORTMENT OF FANCY NOVEL
TIES FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
nJ- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
ING EVENING GOODS. .,.,
nJ- CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES,
and CORRECT PRICES.
SBATON PB RRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
pennsylvania avenue, corner Ninth street Estao
National Republican., 1883-12-13
Satin Rhadame Circulars.

Satin Khadame Circulars.
Fur collar and trimming,
quilted lining, only So each; for
mer price, SIS.
Sicilienne DOlmans.
Fur collar and trimming,
quilted lining, only $I2.5o; for
mer price, $40.
All-wOOl Diagonal DOlmanS.
Fur or plush trimmed, re-
duced to $3.50.
"The Fedora"
New invoice of this popular
garment at SIS, formerly $25.
Seal Plush Sacques. "
Handsome quilted satin lin
ing, real seal ornaments, only
$40. This is our regular S5c
seal plush garment, which awe
have reduced to take the place
of our SIS garment, which we
found it impossible to duplicate
Jersey Jackets.
Elegant quality of stockine'
and perfect fitting, former price
$II; now $3.50 each.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
+. Boston Dry Goods House
National Republican., 1883-12-13
A Serious Accident.

coored man named John Addison, living at
telegraph station in Virginia, twenty miles from
Washington. while at work there in a barrel
factory, had his left arm ground to jelly. He
where DR., Purvis amputated the arm ut the
shoulder.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
Cnnt. ,Jovoo ConyoI.scInu.

Capt. Charles L. Joyce, of the postofee depart
ment, who has been seriously i'll for the past
week. issowly but steadily recovering his strength.
II will be some time, however, before ho will be
able to resume his duties clerk in charge of the
mail messenger service under the direction of the
second assistant postmaster general.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
Presents for a Lady.

Felt Table scarf in all colors and very handsomely
embroidered, 3l.BS.
Plush Tldles, thousands of styles, from 0Sc
Our famous Manchcttc Glove, sl.OS
Kid MousquCtaircs, sl0O.
SILK Mitts, very heavy, 9Sc. and 49,
Cashmere Gloves, DOC.
Lined Kid, Fur-TOp Gloves, 0Sc.
Sk Plush Satchels, Doc, 0Sc., up to s3OS.
SILK Plush PocketbOOlts, 3Oc., BSc., and 15c. p
Leather Satchels and POcketbOoks, In Alligator
Russia, Seal, and Cnymcn, from 25c. to s3.DS
Hand Painted Fans, fine Satin, Ivory Sticks, 0SC..
Fans, hand-pninted and Feather Tips S1.3D.
All-Fenther Fans. in all colOrs, 4ec. up to sl5
Rhinestone Jewelry In Pins, Earrings, Hair Orna-
ments, &C., from 25c. to s5oS, set u real silver or
roll gold.
Sterling silver Jcwelry, nil styles half jewelers.
prices.
RollGold Jewelry (exact limitations Of read gold,
warranted for FIVE years, from Doc. to S3oS Pins,
Earrings, Bangles ,SC,ii1t 1rll Ht...
from 19c up to So. rariN ''ts
Rhlne-Stone Collar Buttons, set in Sterling Sill
yer, 35C.
Plush Boxes in all colors. containing Brush Comb
TO 5000.
Leather Boxes containing Brush and Comb for 0Sc
with Looking Glass 30 and Al. 3D. These cases ure
lined with Satin In AL ColOrS.
Mirrors, with deep Plush Frame Csc
Whisk Brooms, bound In plush and embroidered,
4lc.
silk Umbrellas, newest handles, from Al. .0S to -.
SILK Hanlkerchefs In thousands of designs and In
oil cOlOrs, from 4Sc. to S5.US.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
My Book and Stationery Department

To which my entire basement will be devoted,
hereafter shall be to Washington what Wan
namakers is to Philadelphia, and | shall sell
the best of Standard Literature and Juvenile
Books at wholesale publishers prices.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
EVERYBODY is INVITED

To inspect my MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT where
in can be found an assortmento of goods equd to
any of the large houses of this country. /
shall hereafter add from time to time such de-
and make my house one which Washington
can be proud Of
National Republican., 1883-12-13
Presents for a Gentleman.

silk Umbrella, with sterling silver handle s4.00.
All-Silk Paragon Frame Umbrellas, for s1.0S.
Best Kid Gloves sl.bO.
Six Linen handkerchief, with fancy border, in
box, for $3.50.
Ro-God Scarf Pins Buttons, Chains, &c, war
ranted for years, from 26c. to -.
Rhinestone Diamonds, mounted In real gold from
0Sc. to 50. 20.
Rubber Gossamers, S2.35.
silk Half Hose all colors 81 % Iper pair.
Kid Gloves, lined with wool and fur tops, 0Sc per
pnr.
Cashmere Gloves, very warm, SOC. per pair.
Card Cases, In Russia leather, from 10c. to 1910.
Il. 1117-19 Penna. Ave.
National Republican., 1883-12-13

Linen Hcmstitchcd Handkercheh, with hand
embroidered initial, six In beautiful box for 81
and So. .S5.
French Linen Lawn Handkerchief exquisitely
handcmbrodered, in fancy box, 30 to s29S each.
Jerseys In all coors. e.. u.s. former price, $500.
Rubber Gossumers. sl.25.
AllSk Spanish Lace Fchus and Scarfs In cream
or black, 9Sc
Rest qualities in spanish Lace Flchus and scarfs,
from Al. 30 to S1b each.
Chenille Capes In all colors, .93.4S,
Russian Hare Muf, satin lined, 49, 81. 30 oS,
and 1920 each. Fur Capes to match, S5c., s135,
81 80, ~ .oS each.
Real Lynx Fur Capes, 1925.
Satchel Muffs, $3.50 to $3.50.
Beaver, Chincha, nnd Gray Coney sets, rom so
to 1880. Positively half nrriers prices.
AllSk Hose, all colors, sl.10; very best for s34S
per pair. ...t'
IInntsone Mirrors, in folding case, 75c
Manicure sets, comprising polisher, powder, file,
Hand Mirrors, back handsomely designed, 25c.
Practical Presents.
German Knit Breakfast Shaws, Csc.
French Felt Skirts, beautifully trimmed, Tbc.
All colors In English Hose, SILK Clocks, DOC per
pair.
Medicated Flannel shirts, S1.8S.
Satin-tluilted Skirts 90 %.
Towels, handsome designs, from 2bc. TO 81 10.
German Linen Table Cloths, handsome borders
with or without napkins to match, ~, s4.0O s5 49,
and $40 the set.
National Republican., 1883-12-13

SILK Scarf In box, representing alligator skin, SOC.
Suspenders, silk ends III box, 2oC.
SIX Handk kerchiefs, In handsome box, 90 and 15c.
Rubber GosSnmerS, all sizes, Sl.lO.
Silk Umbrellas, extra strong, S1.DS.
Woolcn Gloves, 20 and 30c
SIX handkerchief, all colors, 1Sc.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
:. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS r
The Palais Royal requests careful perusal of list be-
low. We know it is long, but as it includes
many Startling Bargains it will
reward your patience.
Presents for Baby.
|
fiioos.a aicoor,3 25c
Sac1us
B hnn ndsJmG trimmed
Presents for a Girl
Presents for a Girl.

. Fur Sets Of MuT and Cape in all kndsof Furs, from
81 OS the set These Furs half nifrier's prices
and warranted perfect.
French Dolls, handsomely dressed In Plush, IN
fancy box. S5c.
French Dolls, arms head, and legs, shut eyes,
perfect In shape, even to finger nails, 30 alldbSc
Unhreakabe Dolls, dressed, IL inches high, boots,
stockings, and hat come off, Bbc.
Undressed French Dolls, sl.OS TO s5.10
Dressed French Dolls, s2OS to $50.
a few large size Dolls, Cnu bc washed and hair
combed, and can sit down, 9Sc to 81 20 each.
kindergarten Toys, thousands of instructive and
pleasing novelties, from l9c to $500
Uand-Panted Fan, satn mncy box, T6c.
National Republican., 1883-12-13

SkSuspenders, i'm gass-top box, from 0Sc to 81, 90.
Scarfs In hundreds of designs, satinlined incosed
in box to represent alligator skin, Csc.
Beautiful Scarfs, In eNquisitcly designed box 0Sc
Night shirts, with colored cambria fronts and cuffs
81 .BS and go
10000 silk Handkerchiefs, in pure China silk at
44c., 75c.. and 0Sc. with silk initial, 1.DS.
Coored SILK Handkerchlefs, In endless variety
from 4Sc to S2.65.
silk Mufilers (English), from 81. .0S to 50.
Plush Dressing Case. lined with satin, every
requisite, from s30S to S15.
Six Linen Handkerchieis, with any initial, In
beautiful box, S2.S5.
TTTT DAT hTS DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-28
HOB HALEY WEIGHGD BRITAIN.

j. e. Th5roid rogers IN Notes and ,h"'1rs IAN.
In 1000 Edmr nd HALEY. the col. braled as'ron,
omer was consulted by friend ms to the acieaso
of England and Wales His process was very o., hs
eonld get cut ont the part which iepr, sc,ed ias
land Weighed it. and compared the weight w,.'
that of an incn taken from the middle Y .ne n a
Kings Lynn aud the mouth CT the Severn; III ~
found that the land, with tho lsanls OF ~ nj,
ADglesey and Man. four times the wsisn. a "
circle. Ills calculation gave him 3S OOo'9VU
Tie then in the same manner cut out aud weIsnea
the several counties lie found. after carei.ly uay
ing the pieces-the humidity OF the air was ,o 800
difficulty in his calculation-that iO'OOV i az A.
weighed % grain. Tho above note Is q slngu .,,,
lustrutlon of the manner Ia which, bcfor, Mn
SUI yey AN able mathematician tried TO solve u la
cult problem The actual acreage Is excluding ia ia
Isle of Man, 37.3l0z2l aud HALEY pie a,s ma ss
should be licensed TO the extent vi mlllion md
or So especially as hc had to include riVe'' ''N
roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-28
ON TIE CHOICE or wBlTHER.
From The Boston 7ransrTpI

From The Boston nanscrpA
Shall desire
The blossOmed languOrOus months my realm " W
And south winds blowing from the sea-
Shall | desire
The dewy meadow
In warmth and shadow, ,,,
And oaks that sunbeams crest with tangled fref
Alb, mol sb. mol
But close about my castle, age on age,
The starry winter for my heritage:
All. no! ah. mo-
But lone bright mountains.
And prisoned fountains.
INV l.. /. Quincy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-28

MIR. IIlden's Democratic Adrance has an ar
ticls "How 10 Wash Baby" This gives some color
70 tho statement that Mr. Tldea has retired from poll
rcs.-iCinoinnsu Enduirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-28

A county debating society is nervlng iss sad
mouse mest which 10 tie nost ffighsenedr III" Wv
Derrick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-28

with mechanics As Wall Street s grnppng in the Prod
ucc Exchange one sde II is drawing IN mechanism
on the other