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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-03-07
The DoDaldsopyilIe CRief'
THE OUTSIDE DOG.
Two Dollars a Year.

You may sing of your dog. your bottom dog
sOr of any dog That you please;
( go for the dog. the nice old dog.
That knowingly takes his ease. .....
And waggiHx his tail outside the ring.
Keeping always his bone sight,
Cares not pin in his sound old head
For either dog in the fight.
Not his is the bone they are fighting for,
And why should my dog sail in
With nothing to gain, but certain chance
To lose his own precious skim
There may be a few, perhaps, who fail
To zee it quite in this light; 80
hut when the fur flies had ratherbe
The outside dog in the fight.
know there are dogs. injudicious dogs.
That think it quite the thing
To take the part Of one of the dogs.
And go yelping into the ring.
But care not pin what all may say
In regard to the wrong or the right,
My money goes as we'll as my song,
For the dog that keeps out Of the fight.
philadelphia Call.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-03-07
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY
Recorded in the Clerk and Recorders offie
Ascension Parish. SiEca Our AZ Renort

Recorded in the Clerk and Recorders Office
| Ascension Parish c;rca ~, p.
" " p,.,,a !, ,o.,a. No.,
sc''are NJ ~ POI ~ yonus,, 1on 4os 70 II
land in smoke Bend one mile ahnns s TSus q
| depth. ASS. AA0''' ~ i0"i e1'ieh's IL
hhtea Leblanc 10 hafs q Afaltage, frame
Sia1 g.. ''N>~0 'N'''' -''' = D''io" VINE
.,e-s,
Smith and Pauline Jacoh ,n;; .i.,2 f nn.honi
two tracts of land ia Darrowv,i,e s1n 'n "
OF land on rlsht bank Mississippi river, ebou,
front by thirty arnenri ~ 1ienth s!5n LOCI
M,.. !r,,,,a.+t :,
~ a1,'1 =, 1--we 70 onhn y Love, a!
Lou, al s,5n "a m son. the !Gte Dr. 4. G.
I'VE GLOW
A. &. Nutl1e to JIo. II. Ayraua ST.. leas,
from January l, 1885, TO December 81, 1882, Of
!. laiie belo" DonaldsonviIle, 500 per year.
IJn;tc,9 States to & r ,y;,,.,.,a pa,.;.-,
recent Tor ronnensa+;nn ~ Enr, n.eee i e
celyep for homest.aJ arv r : ~ ,saa ne
of Se..;on ~ n O q &c i, . ~ - " ~ -
nnlei. soc s.s] II 8 rerisoJ stat, ~ - 81 H.
~ y, ~ = 'i'o'. s'>'s.ee'' N<
Jno. Y. Love to Newton y. Stevens. slksH6;
70 b. O. I"g t"re .! -. ,r;i y, sins
hcrae fir:,p store st h;a a,,i ,thn. ,F"6iiiiS
therenn s5sSs - 0e@'''' ''-'0 o'la buildings
80
Jean Iuedry' er.. to ttsfrlptoph Diez, build
IN Nav, Riu!.. thirty acres of land
- SOW
FranExniilton to Charles Turner. the divided
h'.if --of tract If land on ieht bank Ravnn =.
r foarche, two miles below EonaIdsonyille
measuring tifty-fuur feet front on tho f,a]afeI
cominu nifty ward, $40.
ua,,,,a, No,,o, =, M
$3.50 81 p',r, ~ hol,'..s HiE'' lot NO
Al nNio'>lo ~ oi' 1''il"''' ai''' ..
Jos. c. Ie!otte Is. Austin Babin and T. NJ
l.amare. eighty ac:ea of land in the eighth po.
lice Jury ward, being n. E. y quarter Of sec.
ton s., I. 8, 8. +. L.. s. E. Dist. OF La Il. ii
H., s'''.
c. 2. Hlouin to Lucien Gautreau, vendors
right, title and interest in the unexpired term
Of the lease of battore property known as New
River Landing. at the head of and pertaining
TO New River Lane, with the buildings. i'm.
I,, ni'te.u.se ere theFeon' SID
na \; ~, !" n 5. li.'ii auns'. small fract
.!ds.;1is tsa' Ia sI f me above Don
myni;y Table Tn,I hy ,s7 foot H. dath VI "a no'
Part'inn bet,vsn, =, N w. ,eel 4. oepSh; MT
in Darrowvi,io. Property divided into three
equal tracts, tiftg-seyan feet front with TIC
depth thereunto belonging; F;.ulin Jacob taL
ing lot A, anthcny S:alit LOT ID, alu Nurna
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-03-07

Jean Guedry, sr.. to C',l1ra,ptoph Diez, build
I'm MN an" on thirty acres of land
Franz naiilton to Charles Turner, the divided
n nof tract Of land on right bank Bayou La
r foarche two miles below DonaldsonyilIe.
measuring tifty-four feet front on tho t.slafei
| community ward. so.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-03-07

Three prisoners broke out of the New
Orleans parish prison Monday night. Their
names are Thos. Duffy, alias Yorker, sery-
ing term of three{years for assault and
battery;Jim Clark, convicted OF n,anslau;.l,-
ter for killing Capt. Frank kel!ar: F. D.
Harden, awaiting trial for grand LARGELY
! and carrying concealed weapons.
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DoNALDsoNvILLH.
House, Sign & Ornamental
Fain-tlnG

in all their branches. Prices and work guarar,-
teed satisfactory.
Sells all kinds of varnishes and prepared
paints. also metaiIc letters of every description
and size in geld, silver Or copper.
Apply to or address through the Donaldson
Vile pos -3ifice Orders left at Cheap Tony's
or the store of NJ. Israel L Co., will meet With
prompt attention. GINGRY, The Painter.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

"a possible, moro strokes must not be taken per
minute. for the human mechanism vii! not stand o
too rapid repetition of anerGetic impuisve enorS
hut tha oar must be Jagged through the wafer IN
mnch shorter time Hence result two imr ortant
differences es--Firt the whole strength OF the oody
arms shoulders, back, lolns and legs must 10
applied to each stroke as nearly sia .as
Reiween the beginning of one stroke and the
beginning Of the next as In the old racing 90.
II anythina q longer time-while the stroke III me
water takes a shorter time the time during when
the oar f. out of the water mast be longer than Win
the old stroke; the recovery may be iively, puc ~
is there must be pause just before tne punso vi
the oars In the water without this the
clutch the beginning, which is 30 a.;
OF tho Oxford style and OF all really enSct.Se I've
rowing cannot possibly be givon. AitnouGn tne
first requirement calls on the arms 20 90 wIlA ,,u
the beginning they should not bend tne arm
stroke starts from the shoulders, when enouid DC
sharply thrown back in the first part OF tne pull
the arms themselves actrely tautened, Dut only
beginning t0 bend when the body Is nearly mprgnt
The bending is then done so enesgea,ca'y oadv snas
when the body is upright the hands are aireaay
near the chest. Then the body goes little pey9no
the perpendicular, not much lat Cnih9rlusei
England they nearly always overdo TINS pacK ~aha M
rnofinn) the arms complete their work TILL the
hands are lust short of actually t0uching the chest
when a neat turn of the wrists senus u goouy
volume of water aft IN such swirl as the stroke
loves to Sec and lively but not hurried recoveay
prcnares the way for another mighty sw9op upon
the water. But observe, lastly, that with such
stroke as this much more depends on perfect Time
than in tho old-fashoned style. A hundredtn OF
second Is n much more important matter IN the
swift but long swish through the water whicn Us
tho perlection of modern style, than IL was Win
tho old dragging stroke.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
propesaIs.
IOTTCE TO RTTUDERS

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
~ SEALED PROPOSALS are solcited for the construc
fon OF extension TO the NETWORK STATE REFORM
ATORY AT ELMIBA according 10 drawings ana specica-
tions by J. Y. Thomas Architect OF Newly ork CITY,
Bids will be received until Saturday, August Is at noon
separately the different classes OF the entire
snn D % 10 's on " tx JtSc q,
New yorkpay able to the OF the Board OF Mana
gers NJ IT, Arnot TO extert Of Ave 5) per Of the
Of the proposal as guarantee that the party making
work The parties 70 whom contracts may be awarded will
be required TO furnish satisfactory bonds IN amount equal
10 onehaf Of the contract
and be seen at the once Of the
superint endent at the Rsiormatory.
Proposals John Nicks, PRESIDENT
of tho Board. Emira N. Y
- JOHN l. NICKs,
NJ. II. ARNOT
Elmira N. ". July ~, 1888. COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

An accident is very thing here, but the coast
euard have seized the opportunity and arc to have two
benefit concerts ut tho Baldwin. tho other ut tho
Engleside. The summer coast guard IL, however, OF
practical yaue besides looking pretty In picturesque
uniforms and the benefit will, no doubt be largely
attended
Tho shooting as we'll as the fishing 10 exceptionally
good Nearly every day sportsmen bring In long strings
of wiet and snpe whe wcaksh come In BY tho basket
full and they are said to be bona hde catches.
One of the most noticeable things Is the prevalence OF
updress costumcs the regulation suit the exception
rather than the rule young and middle going
about In tennis boating hunting Suits or perhaps
bizarre combination Of all three. ,
The Baldwin Is crowded to ffe utmost capacity.
Among the guests are Messrs Q A. Reid. ID. X: 0msy
and Edward Bedel, Of New York; L. X. Nudenburgh:
someryilie. N. j.. the Rev. DR.. H. b. Martin ana
WIFE aud Mr. C. Churchman. OF wilmington; Dr. Lioyd
Martin and wife, of Baltimore; W.. NJ. Ramsey. Miss
r annie Ramsey. OF Cincinnati; and Mr.. j. +. Day ana
family, of Pittsburg.
proceed TO Newport with her owner and party OF
friends board The veneta lately won tno race Win
the Minerva.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
NARRAGANsETT PIER.

GRANT MEMORIAL-THE CAsINO--ARRIvALs
fyRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or rue rKBuNA
NARRAaANsETT PIER, X. l., Aug 6.-The Grant
obsequies were httingly observed here. At 1880
o'clock the ladies began to assemble Of st. Petersby
the-Ses, and at the same hour Sedgwick Post No,
G. A. r., of Peace Dale started from the South Pier
to make tour of the place. The male inhabitants and
the guests at the hotels fell into line, and marched to
the church. There President James B. Angel of the
University of Michigan, delivered address on the
life and services of General Grant There were other
appropriate exercises.
The storm :early this week very severe here.
The wind blew so that the front doors OF the
hotels ohad to be locked
The other day Willie sprague won quarter nile
the beach against Harry Kane. guest ct the
Revere House, for purse of $26. Kane was well
The Casino has about 500 subscribers representing
with their families about 1900 persons who have the
right of entry.
Among recent subscribers to the Casino are Miss s.
e. Minton, Edward B. Adriance, Henry Walter, J. Il.
Field r. Henry H. Dun Charles S. Abercrombie, Mrs.
8. X. Campbell r. r. Adrews, IT,, II. NJ Cornell. Miss
J. Hennessey, +. B. Wilmerding, John L. Lawson,
Mrs ). Morrell, Miss MOrre, Mrs. e. Z. Floyd, all
The following Ncw-York people arc registered at
the Matthcwson: C Ru!ton, {; A. Chids, f. j. Den.
ming, Stewart Deuning Mrs , 3 f. Anderson @ Mr. and and
Henry Walter. H. NJ. Cornell. Miss n. r. Caroline.
Miss C. Carpenter Mrs. J. s. Morre and family j. H.
Gafney, w. II. Young. y. W. Tuttle.
Il. NJ Barry, Of New-York. Is registered at the Elm
wood
+. s. Sawyer. Of New-York is stopping at the Nc
Spartan.
Recent New-York arrivals at the Revere are Charles
T. Wing James Bernhard. John L. Lampson
Mr.. and Mrs b. L. Sherman, of New-York. are at the
Atlantic.
Miss Marguerite d. Ouder donk, of New York. is at
the Atwood.
+. II. Spicer snd Charles Hamilton, of New York,
are registered at the Southern Hotel.
Il. T. Pel of New-York. Ia guest at the Massasoit.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
ON THE 81. La WRENCE.
LARGE INFLUX OF VISITORS.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS AT MANY HOTELS.
tFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, Aug. S.-With cool
weather early In the week, the river has not been ~
lively an 1t otherwise would have been. Yesterday,
however. here change. and things have bright
encd up People have come In greater numbers than at
any time before this season. and the steamboat men
predict that should the weather continue warm August
will bc tho lveliest month ever seen on ths river
General Brooke Postey and wife, C. A. Postley, wife
and son. and Mrs. T. H. Geston, Of New York CITY are
at the Crossmon. Alexandria Bay.
Thursday the Hon. q. y. Fraser. of Brockvile gave
privats dinner t the Crossmon In honor of Bshop
Mahoney Of Toronto Bishop Clcary, OF Kingston and
Bishop Cartcrry, OF Hamilton
Tho camp OF the American Canoests was broken this
morning About 200 have been encamped ON Grind.
stone Island for two weeks.
Judge Troy and family. of Brooklyn, arc spending
August at tho Thousand Island House. Alexandria Bay
The largest catch OF bass this was made by Mr.
w. j. Cassard, tf New-Yors. who Ia three days caught
27O, all OF them over regulation weight many OF them
weighing over three pounds.
Clayton this week showed that the association doing
excellent work. Governor Hill was made honorary
member VI tho association because o the interest he has
shown In IT,
The Fsk Jubilee Singers are spending days at this
park. and during their stay will give q series Of five
concerts.
tabernacle, beginning yesterday Speakers representing
all the evangelical denominations are taking part
se a Soe F2 q ear nsn wSs
above Alexandria Bay They will be accompuu,ed by
their Manning aud will remain abont three weeks
Among the recent arrivals are:
thousand u dsiand @ rark Hotsi.w. H. Williams. E. W.
wife. the Rev. john A. kcllner, the Rev. Charles
Antoni, Mrs. NJ g. Douglass and Mrs. T. W. Leonard, Of
New York.
Crossmon Hous,. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ford, Edward
Williams ana wife. Mrs, r. Frezc, George A. Bryden
New York; Dr. L. l.. Everett. wife and son. Dr. and
Mrs George NJ Baker, Brooklyn; DR.. Edward L.
Partridge and wife. stephen Phiibin and wife, MIRA
George w. Wright, NJ W. r. Wright and wife, New York
thousand Island Honss.-Dr. w. O. Mcfarland b.
b 4. oTcndeck. wife and son, New.York
= Crowley wife and family. 2: u. Milham, NJ J.
nellmot Bailey, Brooklyni Isaac J. BsnheIm Miss l.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
WA1CH HILL.

fYRoM TIE REGULAR coRREspcspESr OF TIE TRIBUNE.
WATCH HILL, X. l., Aug. 8.-The season is
now booming. Many people como every boat, and
but few 20 away. Tho Watch Hin, Larkin and Ocean
Houses have every desirable full people are
coming and going all the time, they generally manage to
find place for all who come
Robert Hoe. Of New.York, tho printing press manu-
facturcr. arrived ct the Ocean House Wednesday.
Secretary Daniel Manning and family expected to
arrive at the Watch Hill House ON Ausust 10.
Mrs !. B. Hewitt, Of New-York and four friends had
Monday T. u. Hubbard, ef NsW.York aud I've fEtsnda
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
Corporation No.ires.
pUBLIC NOTICE.
oyucs or c,.reT OF rux coxsoy couxcu.

oyrcG OF CLERK OF TIE coDsoN COUNCIL,
No. CITY Hall, !
e s IA hs g
.sS K. s.ass. Sssas d
%se ss rS Is1s ssi sS % s IS % : 11S
Ferry and Eeyenh Avenue railroad omPany 70 the Com
%son or the %aHtsnsncs and operation
the street surface railroad . . eon.ruc BY said
eoa.asSsa .sss pnSis nosiee se sv.S y
sancy pahS c
<. 3 aSsSI ss &! LAW :s
e e e nS e the a. ss
"a9fd e snf
ELRh R!ESrh HvES gE RAlLR6Hb D ccMpxs1. wiz Be-
required By section Of Chapter zsa VI the
TO the Honorable Common Council Of the City Of
O. ss,sSS ss Shows
.n That y0S % s%y a X. snd
e hs 10 'ss
s sSa p
is.a %. the Pa5pSss q sSn.'ros!nE anaop
@ ssr ss 5 M % @
1 %pGn pS The Is. % % the .SS
York and % the place. seslnaisr VT. Com
ssS.
ssroush along and upon Lexington svenas with douSi
spsn S sss % e s
Ase sss s,s.: a:s'nfs1 s h.
ana scro.s Fourth or PARK sTenS Thirty second street
with saE. tr,ss theme: through along and upon TSr
% upon with
w scs 10 ssn
with sns rasa
Also from their double at thin third street
Pa TnI
Ss s.fe e "sa & % e
XisS from ther tracks ri Frst avenue and
street through alsng and upen First with double
as.S SaS:
::. g rS: and %
rsSl 70 and Ars Avenue there to connect
%hss rem FT. and
ssss nS ls9s and upon T ~ r
foot Of Thirty thirty fourth streets 2as
tracks Thirty street and Eleventh
sssns SRss Thirty fourth street. with
s snsr soS az At gc sss and Esvsne
srry 1 SsS loot Esfsy ~
stree;
ass:S ..s
Is track Eighth Thence troush along upon
ss.:s ssss.s & S5ss
70 b ss So1ss %
e@s powsf other than 1. .o@sfye stesa power
said 10 necessary fe OF IN,
Ss s
abroad the construction. man' and operation
Vhch petitioner incorporated as Aforesaid.
Your petitioner therefore and hereby makes apps
lon To tne Common Council Of the CITY Of
onsent ane permsaion 70 construct operatc
nd street sursce railroad for public convey.
Of and property In through aens
be surface Of the strse avenues and highways above
,rth And described together with
witches sdnga turaouts turntables suitable
Dr. tho convenhnt operation Of said read. II
And Jour petitioner will eycr pray, etc
Dated NewYork. July az 1885.
All persons interested IN tho foregoing application are
ercby nosod to bo a the time aud place
the resolution Il
FRANCIS ]. TWOMEY.
Clerk of the Common Council |
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09
BEACH HATEN.

tvRox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE.
BEACH HAVEN, N. j., Aug. 8.-The storm of
Monday, which caused 90 much damage elsewhere,
struck the Ocean House, tore out two OF the windows
drove button hook into the ws and stunned several OF
the inmates but strange TO say ono was seriously
hurt Scarcely had this little episode ceased to cause
excitement when two bathers who had ventured too far
out found themselves caught By sns undeow and were
shout 70 dEoun vhen ths Webeas eAms 70 ~ rsssue
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

NKWf UKk, Au8' q, Kooo
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE NEW-YORK.
i CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY CAR TRUST
CERTIFICATES
With the approval Of this Committee the Trnsfess under
the above Car Trust have been pad by tho Receiver Fifty
Thousand Dollars and without prejudice and this
sum has been deposited In the First National Bank No
Wall Street, New.Ycrk City.
The bank ready to twelve o,ars
half dollars ccrtncates, whether
tho Of the original Trust ccrttucaes or one
OF depss issued by the balk tho amount
paid stamped on the coupon due Apr ], 1850.
lhe commes think very important for the interest q
ell concerned that the Trust cerhcate holders should
their with the bank as desired IN former
notice. and receive negotiable ccrtncae or the sane and
this conveniently done at the time of receiving tho
GEORGE BAKERY
WM II, MALE. >Commttee
u.A AV.POST
New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

and T. T. slmsn and party Of seven, also Of
dlned them
Judge Theodore Miller, Of tho New.york Court Of
Appeals, r. ct the Watch Hill House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-23

THE strike among the flint glass work
srs in many parts Of the country is said to
be rather q unique affair. There isa great
deal Of dignity and calmness shown on
both sides. The flint glass men do not
post Up notices to other workmen that they
are out on strike nor do they request
them to keep away until the difficulty Is
settled. There are no glass workers to
take their places. They do not set watch
over the establishment affected, nor keep
pieksts posted to interview those who sp-
proach with regard to their intentions.
That would be unnecessary labor. They
DO not appoint committees to interview EN-
ployers or hsggls over whatever matters
are in disputG When q manufactures Of
flint glassware desires to communicate
with his striking wOrkuen he must do so
in accordance with rules which they them
selves prescribe.
II he does not do this his glass works re-
main inactive. The workers quietly go
home ard wait for him 10 sccede to their
demands. As it is so difficult to supply
skilled workmen to FL the places Of the
strikers they rest very easy about the
matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-23

The New York Tribune is feeling very
sad when it says; That a PrOtssSedly
moral paper, an opponent of liquor should
thus surrender its columns to advertising
q company which manufactures wine IN
order to hurt political opponent, is spsin'
ful exhibition of immortality" The Tri-
bune ought to weep. A company that
manufactures wine in order to hurt sPoht-
ical opponent" ought to be treated with
silent contempt. The Voice, the Prohibit
ton paper, that Published this advertise
msut should be more careful The Tribune
recognizes the fact that the Republican
candidates in New York will have hard
enough time at BEST let alone being
troubled with q company that msnutact'
,4rss wine in order to hart candidates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-23

a-THE County Court of Mason county held
asuecial term last Monday and entered an
order TO submit to the vote Of the people OF
Eve districts Of the county the question Of
subscribing $4,000 70 extend the ONO
River railroad through the county. The
vote ia 10 be taken November %, and If the
Ueopls decide in favor Of the subscription
and the road is built they viii, BY the time
It is mpleted, have already received q
pretty good return for the amount sub
scr,bsd In the $500, 900 that viii be spent
IN the county for building the road, and Q
large addition to the taxable property.
There is not 8 county in the State
which needs s railroad more than does
Mason. During the low water OF the sum
msr and severe weather Of the winter the
merchants and traders Of the county are IN
able to sell the productions Of the country
and get in return the merchandise needed.
Our Mason county friends are unusually
slow about matter which is Of vital I'M
UOr,arce to the development Of country
50 fertile and rich The farmers OF the
county are standing in their own light
If they refuse = vote to The subscription
asksd for. The increased galus Of the land
and the new markets ths Esilcad willoPt1
ap for every product Of the 'oil Eia many
qss repay the residents q that e0aniy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-23

The finding Of gas, yesterday, IN the
well sunk near West Alexander, may prove
m event of much importance to Wheeling
The indications shown at this well would
seem to point to the conclusion that it is IN
a region where gas abOunds However,
the other wells that are being sunk Will
test this question. Should the supply
prove abundant, the company formed tor
that purpose viii in due time have 1t con-
Quoted through pipes 10 Wheeling, and our
eity can rival Pittsburg ia cheap ssts and
fnal and manufactured articles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-23

A BOsroS paper wants Governor HILL
defeated because his letter on civil service
reform means that it Is reform to put
Oood Democrats in OIL e " This it calls
cutting and slashing ST ,hs civil service
set" vet every one who doss not live IN
Bostou knows tbst the evil srViee act
was framed By Democrats and voted tor BY
Democrats for he very purpose OF getting
GOOD Democrats in office 10 nsurralize as
far "a possible the Influence Of the Repub'
ican majority, that controlled the Govern
ment to the entire exclusion Of reform
Democrats
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-23

AFrER al, that Democratic postal clerk
the Parkersburg Journal grew so iaolant
over because he had gotten into trouble IN
regard to the opening Of young lady
letter, and, as the Journal puts it, inaugu-
rating strange kind ct democratic re-
FORM has turned out to bs Republican
Though he has been indicated. yet the
Journal should be little caretll about go
ing of half cooked. |. hurts Repnbh'
,.,o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-23
AL Fixed.
Detroit Free Pres.

A boy on High street, west placed big
apple on the front steps and walked across
the street 10 see who would take it. A
gentleman who had observed the action
said:
You shouldn't do that my son. Some
Door boy may be tempted to steal it.
That's what I'm fishing for, sir. I've
followed out the inside and filed it with
mustard"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-23

TIE Governor Of Washington Territory
saws he has arrested all these implicated
in the murder of the Chinese, but thinks
there are other persons still at large who
win make it warm for the Chinese about
the let Of November A good many OF
the MOugOHans have sstRken themselves
to Et.eE cine, bat it remains q question
to- settled, which have the most right to
remain in the country, the Cinnamon, or the
Poles and Hungarians who attacked them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-23

VIZ are glad to kro# from the test
mony that q; least our worthy Mayor in
sisted on paving for the drinks. To have
let Chief BLAckNoRE stood the entire 6nsn-
cial racket all alone, would have been an IN
iusti6ahls reflection upon Wheeling boys
when they 20 abroad 10 see the sights.