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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-08-21
JAMES W. GTRANG

nv =. - HTIHFSVIIIb, Va.
Treatise on 6 Health and Happiness of Wo
man " mailed free.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co. Atlanta Ga
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A reader desires to know what the In
TELLlaEScER thinks Of building assoCis'
tons. The INrRLLIaRNCRR regards q well
conducted building association as the
poo mans friend. 1t induces him tC
make saving part Of the business Of hif
life. 1t opens the way for the profitable
investment OF his small savings. 1t maket
1t possible for him to buy a home.
Through the building association pool
men have laid the foundation Of fortune
and populous cities have been built up
No single thing has done 80 much Il
make Philadelphia a "city Of homes" al
distinguished from New York, q city o
tenements. Miles Of Philadelphia street,
have been lined with the comfortable
homes Of workinHmen who have pu'
their savings in building associations
Thousands Of men in that city who are
not classed as workingmen-clerkg, strug
CLING professional men, men engaged Ii
small trading-have built and now Owl
homes which they never ssWould have Sc
cured in any other way.
A great deal Of good has been dono ii
Wheeling and more can be done in tn
same way. Tho number Of our building
associations could be largely increased
With great advantage. The INTELLIGENCE
Would DO glad 10 know that every one @
IL readers who is, not already provide,
has begun to build himself q HON
through a building association.
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pnllne.tln nIontpe Uounl1.

10 Ire BiitOrQf Ire lntdliseHctr.
siR.-The people Of Monroe county
have come TO the conclusion that a Legis.
lature is unnecessary when the Executive
can make or unmake laws to suit the
times, 90 we only look on the coming
eleCtionas owho shall be our Senator. The
opinion OF many Is that the Republicans
will elect the next SenAtof-Goff II they
can and Hereiordif they must, Hereford
has always been a national man and OPP.
posed 10 secession, and Is believed 10 be
honest In his convictions, and Is not an
hSpiKant 10 far as | know. Am q Reptb-
lkSn and hope we will have the Legisla-
Iats IN Joint ballot, We expect this
GPaRly will 10 Republican II We all pull
tSgstksS, Several Democrats say they are
Nfad n Cleveland and reform and win not
NJ thst NaY any more. l hope they will
afSk Times arc "A hard as usual In this
MsRly shd lses money than ever before,
TsSsS sFs Rstling higher all the time.
ma ssSsqh Il EOJd a. present, Stock Ia
d6iRT veil and peato and. quiet reigns
tsllestly, TAXPAYER
WsmtS, GNnig ~ Hay Nay %.
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''PURLIC OPINION"

Makes some IuquiEisS About h NailsFs'
To ne Editor ofAs basli0aNS,
SR:-Under the head Of "The Gas Pipe
Line,p in your issue Of this morning, the
following occurs:
"Mr. Stephen Ripley, Vice President Of
the United Nailers, Heaters and Rollers OF
America, was in Pittsburgh Monday night
and had q consultation with President
William Finn and other officers o. the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company, relative
10 the matter OF the employment OF . large
number OF unemployed mill men Of
Wheeling in the trenches in Wheelingan
vicinity. Mr.. Ripley said: There are
from 100 to 200 OF them who will be very
glad to work in the city or suburbs at the
Hages paid by the gas company, We DO
not ask that the rule be made absolute in
their cases, but only to give them the
preference over outside labor. They are
largely married men and Can board at
home. The officers OF the company Te-
ceiyed me very kindly, and assured me
that they would do their best Tor our
men,"
knowing you desire to do justice to
both sides in these labor troubles that are
50 disastrously affecting the most vital In
~terests Of your city, and believing in your
honest desire to give q fair hearing 10
both sides, | am induced to tTespas8 upon
your columns that | may say a word
apaiustiniustiCe, especially when 1t ettectsa
class that calls for the sympathy Of every
right minded man. lallude to the hard
worked and poorly paid laboring man
There are hundreds Of these In our city,
to whom labor Is a much q trade" as
mailing is to the mailer, Many OF these
men have been out oil work Tor months,
thrown out by the nailers' strike, They
arc anxious and willing to work at any
lob that presents itself, and this Is Just
what makes the difference between them
and the n%silers; for, whereas, the laboIing
man wants work at 81 25 per day and can
not get it, the mailer is offered work at his
Legitimate trade at an average Of ak times
That amount and won't take it. Yet when
an opportunity long looked Tor, and much
needed, turns up, the mailer steps IN and
tries to take this work from those to whom
1t legitimstely belongs.
W uU 10 tub DlRGA 1huVP ASW' 'HA AZ
take any disinterested man one second to
answer the question: What right has
tAIr. Ripley to ~monopOlize other mems
work and not have the same term applied
to him which he and his like are so quick
to apply TO others? II man is a black
sheep for accepting work, which was arss
offered to the nailers, and refused by
them, what color and description OF ami
NAL is that which deliberately tries to
take away the work which belongs by
right to other men who are anxious to do
liz? The West Virginia NaturalGM Com
pany seems to have some fear Of public
opinion, although its lear in the first in.
stance was unfounded and public opinion
was not with the class Of men to whom
they gave the work; but this is certain, II
the striking mailer is given the preference
to the exclusion Of tho Legitimate working
man, they will hear something from
PUBLIC OPINION.
Wheeling, May 20.
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waEILlNa, W. va, may 81 1856
somo KofOrm Ia rhv .PourlOu Oihcs'

sams Reform Ia ThS .POusiOu ohoe'
Mr.. ingalls, has the knack OF stirring up
the Democratic side Of the Senate when
ever he speaks. Sometimes he cannot
resist the temptation to toy with somebody
who falls under his dIspleasure, inllicinl
with the sharp edge OF his sarcasm some
thing near akin to torture. His criticism
Of the Commissioner Of Pensions, though
mercilees, YVES declared by Mr.. Voorhees,
to be this kind OF a performance But Il
happened that the Commissioner WA W.
vulnerable. and Mr., Ingalls, did not HI
him harder than he deserved
1t ia a fact that for years Commissions
Blackhas drawn apension olSlOOa month
that his ghastly wounds, ont Of which hii
iriends have endeayored to make SO much
e%apital, have not kept him from pFacticlng
law, taking an active part in politics.
stumping his State, and turning up lor
Office in about every campaign since the
war. There Ia at least a reasonable doubt
"a to the merits Of General Blacks case az
pensioner.
Where there has been much less doubt
in the case OF a Republican applicant OF
of n who was already a pensioner, Gen
erol Black has turned him down, rolled
hls ewes toward the White House and sent
uD hurrah for rotrenchment and reform
Mr.. ingalls, was able to strengthen bis own
position by citing the Gaze Of q blind Kan
sas soldier, the head Of a family, who had
felt the edge Of Commissioner Blacks AK
Yet in all this spasm Of reform the Com
missioner has "neyer thought Of thinking
of himself at all" That is TO say, it has
never occurred to him that he could save
the country 500 q month aud strengthen
himself in the public confidence by strik'
ing himself from the pension roll Hehas
facility enough in keeping a poor veteran
out Of eight dollars a month"; but his
statesmanship has not SCARED high enough
to take in his " case. He and the
President are tremendously carrying out a
policy Of rotrenchment and reform as
against the small fry, with particular re-
gard to Republicans.
The country does not want Its money
squandered on pensions or in any other
way. 1t does not desire 10 give pensions
to impostors or to feed the pension sharks,
who unfortunately have gorged them"
selves with a good deal of blood money.
But the country wants the diOabled
soldiers Of the Republic treated fairly,
even literally. 1t does not want deserv-
ing men shut out from its bounty to en-
able any public officer or any political
party to boast Of a spurious article Of eco
nomy.
General Black ought to cast the 500 a
month out Of his " pocket before he
becomes so proudly yirtuous. After that
he may speak as one having clean hands
and q pure heart. \
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New steamer rtlnssss.

Close connection made on all ttalhs-B. Q, II. r..
o. a !. X r., and u. d o, h h
Extra ttips on short notice. ln.Ns ltsg
JAS, II, UAMpBELL CRbtain,
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A. NJ. Vaughan, Editor Of the Green.
wich RericW, Greenwich, o., writes; "LasI
January | met with a very severe acct,
dent, caused by a runaway horse. l used
almost every kind OF salve to heal the
wounds, which turned to running sores
but found nothing TO do me any good till
| was recommended Henry's UarboliC
Salye. I bought a box, and It helped me
at once, aud at the end OF two months ]
was completely we'll. 1t is the best salve
In the market, and / never fail Of telling
my friends about 1t, and urge them to use
1t whenever In need"
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- " Nun n " INNIV'0"
AEj-Boms Of our papefs In this part ol
tks Hate bAye bABn eOhOinR q statement
iaSis IN Ills wheeling Regular TO the
eieel that previous 10 lliB late assessment
1gdsS az 6DvaSnoE Wilson this ye1ed
guSslion waS virtually settled that tho
D%enOefala Wgfe aAtlAhBd with Governor
jGdEGOh'G dgClaiOn Of the matter. AS 70.
bbeGla this part Of tho county this state.
i1eht IA certainly q miBlake, l8trte the
Usm1Cfals, a. l~aW.abidlnR citizens, re-
luotanlly submitted 10 Governor Jackson's
order, but a 10 anything like 4 willing Or
cheerful acqulehcenC0 OF compliance WIN
thia order, Ii never could with truth 0e
.6aid 10 have been Acknowledged BY one
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Insure Your LIE


And thus protect your wife and children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes,
The average cost last year in the Ohio
Valley was lsss than that of any other Life
insurance company or society IN the eoun-
try, The Ohio Valley has in eight years
paid over 100000 dollars 70 widows and or
phants Of deceased members. The year
1855, Notwithstanding the hard times, was
the most prosperous year In Its history.
Medical examinations made at the office
free OF charge. For further information
enquire at the Office, second floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
GEN. l. H. DuvAI, Pres.
w. o. HANDLAN, Sec,
4. H. LOGAN, Treas,
7. B. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.,
Medical Director,
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Gale Of tho eas. nineteen feet nix luohes Of The
above property "a adjourned until Saturday, MAJ
~ q 70 O'clocE. WtM COWgES.
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What 10 the Point 2

TO NC bUNW Ut Ws INtVVVtFENT'
Shallow Is It your honorable Board
OF Public Works adyertises for bids to be
closed on the tenth OF the month and moi
open them until the twenty.tourthP IL
that the way other cities do2 60 to
Steubenyille or Youngstown, Ohio, or any
other city, aud see II they don't open
their bids in public and very o after
they are received. CT.
Wheeling, May 20.
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The RRv. GEO. II. THAYER, Of Bourbon,
1ndp says: Both myself and vile owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARE You MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow skinR shiloh's Vitallzer iBa posi.
tive euro.
Why WILL you cough when Shlloh's Cure
will give you immediate relief. Price IL
Cts, 50 cts, and 81.
SniLoH's OATARRI RBMEDY-A positive
cure Catarrh, Diphtherta, and Cankel
Mouth.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., whole
sale agents. Wheeling. W. Va.
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Il PROPERTY.
NH w S ShS F & 4 SSId NJ n Etat' Inso VIZ " q is re IL !;
ttuttee, dated December 0, 1883, recorded In The
Office Of tho Clefk Of the County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, In Deed Of Ttult book No.
20, page 48S, l will. sell nj public auction, at the
front door Of the Court HoiiO Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE Slh DAY OF MAY, 1850,
commencing al 10 O'Clock AN, the following dc.
scTibed property, that Il 10 tAyt A certain parCel0r
niece OF land situated III the city Of Wheeling,
Ohio county, Wet Wlrpinla, bounded aud de.
SCribed Is follows: Beginning. at q point on the
north aide Of Fourteenth street where the east line
Of the property conveyed BY George II. Nelf aud
Elizabeth M. Neif 10 KnmAj ]. stephens by deed
dated December y, 1888, interects tho line Of said
street; shslce eSstIS SSt = ! sle name ilnS o. nb S4ia
Watdly at fight angles with said street 10 the land
belonging To- /. llOgeis helm thence westWRrdly
with logeR line thliiY.nlne loot Ak INCHES, more
with Eaid east line SOnthWGfdly through the centre
OF The division wall Of the brick hOuIg 10 the line
Of Fourteenth street, the point Of beginning. On
the south twenty feet Of said land "a q. good two.
story brick house, aud on the NORTH. end oil the east
nineteen feet aix Inches Of BAld lAtd d a good two
Si0fy frame house; the property will be offered ~
a whole, aud In two parcels aud sold a. apPeats
fhe llie 10 btiIeved TO be perfect, but I will con.
vGy only the title We, ted In me bybaid deed Of trust.
TIA a or SALE -Onethifd and % much more Ag
the purchaser elects 70 pay II. cash on the day Of
BAlei tue DAlnIlO0 III Two equal luhAllQltuAh ~ que
and two years, notes bearing Interest from the day
Of sale 10 be given for the d6etfgd payments, and
secured by del Of trust on the properly, tho build.
lngS 70 bskept insured tor ths RenSat q gneh trust
", Il, HALLER, Au6IlohSst. apil9.H
The above sale has boeli adjourned Until sAIut.
hiyii9t Trustee,
Gale Of tho eaa. nineteen feet nix iuohes Of the
above property Is Adjourned until Saturday. May
~, At 10 O'CLOCK. W,J'W, COWDENi
my27 Trustee,
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The REASON why Acker's Blood Elixir is
warranted, is because it is the best blood
preparation known. It will positively
cure all blood diseases, purifes the whole
system aud thoroughly builds up the con
stitution. Remember, we guarantee it.
Sold by Logan 20. and Charles Menke-
UaIlaF
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TlRUsrEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE

CLERK Of the Hoard 81 Commissioner.
mY11 Ohio County. ". Va.
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inten. Everybody in this section kAowa
.thjRtp be q fact, and m official counting
Of Democratic noses would demonstrate 1t
beyond dispute. b.
RardensViHe, Hardy Co, ", Va. Maya.
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If you would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by dyspepsia, use ACker's Dys'
pepsia Tablets, They are q positive cure
Tor dyspepsia, indigestion, tlatulenCy and
constipation. We guarantee them. %
and 80 cents, at Logan& Co.'s aud Charles
Menkemeller'B.
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To Our Patrons and the Public GeHtmUy'
have this day associated with Mo ny Sl
Harry II, lIibbeTd, and will conduct Tie Ilums
Ing, Gas and Steam Hltlrg and NATURAL Gas
BUSINESS In all lis branches ut the old stand, 1874
Market street, 10 tho firm name oil Geo. Hlbbtidk
Bon. Asking your patronage we Will eudtly9D
give you entire tatiSiActIOn. and guarantee oil 6Ei
my2C GRO. HlBSERD.
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IDROWN's IRON BITTERS
I'D strengthened the nirves Of yE, james K.R
OFT, Rippon, Jefferson county, W Va leleVH
him from dyspepsia and toned up bis ysten ga'
orally.
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scott's Emulsion of Pure God Liver OIL,
with HypophosphItes,

Is a most valuable remedy for consumption
Scrofia, Wasting DiScaIeS, Of children
colds and chronic coughs, and in all Condi'
tons where there is u loss OF flesh, a lack
Of nerve power and a general debility Of
the system.
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g~issplutium glpttres.
ssOLUTI

The arm Of Thompson 1 IIbberd has tAIdr
MAY Is, 1885, been dissolved BY mutual calnt
Mr. John y. Thompson retiring IRON the firm,
We deAi!e 70 return our thantS to out customer
fifteen Yeas, and would ask q continuance Of N
same 70 the new arm which will succeed, aadEko
intend 10 continue the business III all II bllcsI
az the old stand, and who are authorized pRll
JOHN r. THOMSON,
GEO, HlBBERD.
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"succotash Valley" is the euphonioua
and appetizing name Of q settlement near
Tacoma, Washington Territory.
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It is a safe rule never to marry unless
there is enough money inthe savings bank
10 pay the psrson.-M Y, Journal,
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Gsuseal gOttres,
.TAX NOTICE,
N%oTIoE-BLANKs.

browns IRON BITTERS EFFF0T'
ID UALLY CuTgd Miss Lizzie Poe, Gnitei ~
lur CouuIy, v, Va. OF q n attack Of indil,ntjonn ~
general debility She nrd hut one b0tis. -'
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JOHN y, THOMSON.
Gk0, llBBERD.

In retiring from the above arm ! desire TO q,
press my thanks 10 our customers Tor their li6nl
patronage, aud would request that my irieBdi III
old customers will continue their patronage 10 VI
late rartner In the Plumbing, Cas- aud siam III
ting business. JOHN Y, TnOAps0N,
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DR.. j. l.. Pratt, Greenfield, Ill, says: ut
is all that 1t claims to be-invaluable as a
tonic in any case where an acid tonic Ia
indicaLad.m
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Eor Arut.

DOOMs FOR RENT-lN HORN.
III BROOKS Block. Apply 10 ", VI HOdEA
nRO.. 100 Market direct. del
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browns IRON BlrrERs OURP6
- Mr., John u, Aeyer, 2f22 EOi LtreeL WhSI
ing, W. Va, Of neuralgia aud he pronounce m,
peTlor 70 any medicine he had ever used lad 4
great value
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HtS Snus
Leave pollllro att;sS A \. for woodtaeld aAd
IssyS ySellAlrO At SSoE. II. iOt wOOdsnold and
Arrive 4 iBailAifu al $50 A. n. from SUMMER.
holdi and al $40 ?. \. from 2anesvllle.
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EMautGd.

WANTED-A MAN IN WHRETITc
wv 70 superintsnd the Rle Of the GIts.Se
Garrett Pasta lr Dry Carpet Cleaning, ETUStIiaat
ment Y and good pay. !, Q, fiIT6TS
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DIED.
MERKEL-on Tuesday, May 25, 1855, At Q I'm.
WILllE T., youngest EonOi Mark AID Mary Z, MeE
kel, aged 3 years, II months aud y days,
Funeral services ut tho rsldenCe oil his parents
No. 1877 Fourteenth street, on Thursday morning
at 0 O'Clock Friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited TO attend, Interment private.
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dor SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

The following Lots on Wheeling Island eeiol'
Ing 10 the estate Of the late Vim. McC0y,
Lots No. GO. q and "a on BtoaGWay'
lots No, 80 and 50 on York street
Lots No, ", 100 and l0l on Virginia hlefL
Lots NO. iOi, los, 10 and Ill gu lilioa NV"
Lou No. l2y, l29 and lSO on WRbEah suVe'
Lot No, IA on Water street un
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Nsettnas.
CT0OKHOLDERs' MEETING,

STOCKHOLDERS MEEIlNG,
Toe STOCK holders Of the Globe Building Asos,.
till will meet In Room M, 4 CrAnglc'. B,ock, IA
1878 Market street, on FRIDAY EVENING, NAY
o, 1856, ut. Z o'ClCcEi to adopt h. Laws, e!c;
Entrance Fees aud Due, will be received nm
time,
Subscriptions received aud information Rlyeph,
any Of the unteTlgned.
TRos. U'HRlEN, GE0 &. HANNAH,
o. RAWIING, n, ". BECK,
JAS, NCADAMs, J. RLwGOD hUGHES,
", II, hALLtR, HENRY U BAYHL,
john J, BAYIN, Gao. w MEtCHGSL,
Incorporation,
WHEELING, Way q, l&b. luys-tThu
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-21
THE INSURANCE BUILDING.
The Sale This Forenoon at II OsCloc MT. Moves, Protest Ruled out.

The Sale This Forenoon at II o'clock
 MT. Noyes' Protest Ruled out.
 The protest of Mir. Moves to the Superior court against the sale of the Insurance build ing, printed yesterday, was officially filed with the Superior court yesterday morning. MT. Moves went to file it on Saturday, but arrived little too late. MT. Talcott H. Russell, receiver, later in the day yesterday called the courts attention to the petition and it was ordered stricken from the files as having no place there. It is not, therefore, before the court. The auction sale of the building and the lease takes place at the building this morning at II o'clock, and from the importance, prominent location and value of the property cannot fail to be an interesting public event. The sale is to be without reserve. Many inquiries have been made of MT. Russell both yesterday and previously by prominent monied men re- garding the property and the sale, and as the property is to be knocked down to the high est bidder, no doubt plenty of monied men will attend the sale, as will people in gen. eral interested as spectators. MT. B. 0. Lake will officiate as the auctioneer. MT. Russell said last evening: "No better title could be asked for than is offered with the building (and 1ease), it being sold by order of the Superior court and under the verif- cation acquired under the foreclosure by the State of Connecticut of it's mortgage thereon; while it has MT. Henry D. Whites certif- cate. Five per cent. of the purchase money is required at the sale, the balance within thirty days, or on delivery of deeds if deliv- cred before the expiration of that time." MT. Russell said last evening that he knew of no syndicate formed to buy the building, though any number could, of course, combine to buy it, and that they could acquire, if they de- sired to, the charter of the New Haven In- vestment company, under which to hold it as a joint stock company.