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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-22
FROM OUR COUNTRY CORRESPOND.
ENT.,
PLAQuEM1NE, Dec. II, 1874.

PIAQUEMNE, Dec. II, 1874.
To the Editor of the N. o. Bulletin:
But little of interest has transpired in this
section within the past month. In fact things
have been unusually dull, and although the
rolling season is just over We do not see much
improvement in general business yet. It
may be, however, that planters have not yet
had returns for any amount OF their crops,
though as the produce. of our country, from
every section where crops have been made, is
going forward to market, there must soon be
some money in circul ,tion.
The sugar crop of our section where not
overlowed, and Notwithstanding the loss re-
sulting in many instances from the freeze of
LIST of November, has been good and the quail
ity generally fair.
Mr.. Edward ]. Gay has made on his est.
Louis Plantation" Just below here, 500 hogs
heads, or about 1000, 900 pounds of centrifu-
gal sugar and molasses to correspondents
tainly fine crop.
We hear it said sometimes that white men
cannot farm in this country, because of many
things, more imaginary than otherwise. This
idea, however, will not hold, as we clearly see
in many instances in our parish, one Of which
I will mention to-day.
Two wears ago two young creoles from the
Lafourche country, named Achee, went to
work on the plantation Of Dr.. Clement, about
four miles below this place, on the share sys-
tenn. Dr.. Clement was to furnish seed-cane,
land and houses for residences, etc while these
young men went to work to succeed. Last
year their crop was thirty hogsheads of sugar.
besides corn and potatoes. This year they
extended their operations and to enable them
to work their crop, employed two negro men
to work during the spring and summer, at q
cost of about $50 for this additional help.
They have made this year, in addition to
corn, ETC., fifty-6ve hogsheads, or about 10000
pounds of sugar, and about 5000 gallons Of
mojasses, one-half Of which goes into Their
pockets. This is not an isolated case as will
show in my next. PELICAN.
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OLIVES IN KEGS
Just Received from Marseilles-
20 Kegs OLIVES, verdales New Crop. Also. in
store, CLARETS OLD SHERRY WINE, PORT,
BRANDIES, etc.
For sale by j. PI4AISENT,
d2a Ct No. st. LO~is street.
r ANDING EN- STEAMSHIP vICKsBURG-
From Liverpool.
25 cases Huntley g. Pamer's Celebrated BIS
CUTS full assortment.
go barrels Choice new French PRUNES.
$1,000 lbs Softshell ALMONDS.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH & McKENNA,
3d. 3d. 81 and 80 Pcydras street.
r ANDING EN- STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA
From Liverpool
400 barrels Crosse & Blackwells CHOW-CHOW,
MINED PICKLES GERKINS, etc.
50 cases half Pints Pints and Quarters Lea g.
Perrins SAUCE.
For sale by SMITH McKENNA,
&c. s., 81 and 80 Poy,lras street.
r ANDING EN- STEA MSHIP CITY OF MERIDA
From Vera Cruz.
$40 bales Choice CORDOBA COFFEE.
For sale by SMITH & McKENNA,
d2O3t So S. 81 and 80 Poydras street.
MEATS. -.-PROV1S1ONS-
sHEEHAN 4 RUSS,
81 Peydrns street.
OFFER FOR SALE:
800 boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON.
900 kegs PIGS FEET.
100 frkins PIGS PEET, prepared expressly fol
family
| 50, 900 lbs DRY SALTED SHOULDERS.
10, 900 lbs DRY SALTED HAMS,
100 casks DRY Sailed, CLEAR and CLEAR
RIBBED SIDES
50 tierces Choice X. K. LARD.
% casks CLEAR BACON SIDES.
| a5 casks CLEAR RIBBED SIDES.
s5 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
| 10 tierces New SUGAR-CURED HAMS, yer,
| choice.
Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers at the loves
SHEEHAN e. RUSS
d2O3t 81 POydras street.
| PRov1s1oss-
$50 barrels MESS PORK, original.
50 :. extra primo PORK, full weight
| 80 casks BACON, clear sides, new.
25 . dry sailed SHOULDERS, new.
| In Store and arriving For sale by
| Z. X. CONVERSE,
doc 5t&Su "a Magazine street.
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Announcement - Having purchased the
Stock, Fixtures and good will Of KAN CO..
Book and Stationery House and Select Library No.
$50 Canal street, l am prepared to continue the
business in all its branches and solicit the continued
patronage Of the friends OF this well known and
popular house, Respectfully Il. q. EYElCH.
New Orleans. La Dec. Il, 1874. dis ct
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Netice-We have this day sold our entire
interest in tho Book and Stationery Store 100 Canal
street. to Mr.. r. G. EYRlCH, who assumes all labilt.
ties Of the firm of KAHN s. CO. and X. q. Eyrich
alone is authorized to collect accounts due We
bespeak for the new firm continuance Of the liberal
patronage 80 long extended to u.s. KAHN Gu.
New Orleans, La, Dec. II, 1874.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
EXTRA LARGE RAISINS,
Currsnts and CitroD,
Pecans, Almonds,

SHAKER PRESERVES, Baltimore PRE-
SERVES JELLY and JAMS.
Choice Goshen, Western and Roll BUTTER.
MINCE MEAT, Apple and Peach BUTTER
Fresh Stock of Choice TEAS
Choice New HAMS and Breakfast BACON,
Finest WINES and LIQUORS, CORDIALS,
Etc.
Best brands of ALE and PORTER, CHAM
PAGNE.
FLOUR in barrels and half barrels.
MICHAEL HACKETT,
Corner Dryades and ITALIA Streets.
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FOR RENT.


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VTNO RENT-The office OF the ground f0sr now &C.
cupicd by the Delta Insurance Compan 4 and sit
,lated the north corner Of CarOnelet and Common
streets. Possession given LIST january next For
terms apply Oh the premises co tja1
TVOR RENT - The welLknown Grocery, with
Il Dwelling, at the corner Of Laurel ard jena
streets. d303t SuTu&ThA
TlOR RENT-The four-story brick store Is Canal
Il street. Apply to LEON GODCHAUX, Fl and
50 Canal street. or to !. BLOOM & CO.. corner Maya
zine ana Natchez streets. ole SuTnTh If
mo RENT-Han,lsomely Furnished Rooms in a
i central and desirable location, where all the
forts OF a home be had. win he rented ON very
reasonable terms by applying at the corner Of Cont
and Royal streets. over the National Bank. dis IT
NOTICE-NOTICE- NOTICE-The large Yard
~ and Cotton Shed, corner Of st. Thomas and
Orange streets win be rented with privilege Of
situated opposite, and ont drayages done on most
favorable terms. Apply to the Terrell Press corner
Of Orange and Chippewa streets. dig I'm
ENOR RENT-A TWllSTUkY fIIAME DW Al44.
Il ing, containing six rooms, kitchen, and Large
yard in good repair. Cars pass within half square
Of the property Rent TO per month to good tanants
Apply to W r vERLANDER, 40 Magazine street
SIS tt
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Headquarters Democratic and Conservative
State Central Committee of the State Of Louisiana
All Democratic and Conservative members elect To
the Senate and House of Representatives are earnest
" requested to register their names and address II
these headquarters. No. II st. Louis street, upon
arrival in this city.
d2S fia5 R. H. MARI. President.
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The Fable arc hereby neti9ed dat have
withdrawn all powers Of attorney granted by ma
and that no one is empowered to sign my name.
WIN. G. TOMPKINS.
New Orleans L. Des 81 1874. d22 If
Special Notice-T0 Grand Ec0re Passen-
gers and shppers-The steamer Garry Owen will
leave THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at p. NJ.
tl22 JOHN HEINZ. Master Garry Owen.
Merchants, Exchange Of New Orleans, Su.
perintendent's ofice-New Orleans Dec. 2lst 1874
There win be important meeting OF the mem
at IL NJ to consider the oppressive enforcement Of
the new wharfage ordinance.
BY order Of W. G. RAYMOND fTesident.
'A' Al 'A' 'o~'o ''-' ~ dag 1t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND CONCERT
To be given by
THE YOUNG LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS,
Under the direction of Mr.. EORTIER, for the
Benefit of
ST. VINCENT,S ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Wednesday, December 23,
At o'clock, punctually; doors open at P. NJ;
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Special Notice to Shippers Of Arlknnsas
Freight-The steamer Katie leaving every MON
DAY, will give through bills of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points ON M. r. and N. w. Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent
ne If M. r, and N. W. Railroad.
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Notfce..The Annual Election for Seven Df:
rectors will be held by the Stockholders of the Canal
Street City Park and Lake Railroad Company ut their
office Is St Charles street, tnp stairs) on MONDAY,
January T. 1875 between the hours OF 12 NJ and p.
NJ ~ provided in Article of the Charter of the
Company. die til H. M HARI1SON, sec y.
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CENTRAL PARK
CAMERA OBsCURA.
This Wonderful and beautiful Display Is ON Eli
bition at
Corner Canal and Basin streets.
Frank Leslie says: "One of the wonders Of Nsv
York 10 Central Park and the wonder of CsatzAl
Park is the CAMERA OBSCURA. It is nsse
marvellous sight, and is eminently deserving
visit"
Open from A. M to4PM
Admission 10 cents-ClOsed on Sundays. d1 In
TXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON-
THE COLOSSAL YOUNG LADY OF THE
DAPHNE.
| AGE is-wEIGHT 40 POUNDS.
She is regarded the Greatest Wonder of the Aga.
Open every day from l2 NJ. to9P.M
| IS Canal street.
Admission IS cents; Children IS cents DIG St.
|GAYETY THEATRE-
Ut Corner Common and Barenns seTeeess
JAS. FLYNNE. Proprietor and Maaae9.
CHAS. Q. WHITR...-... Director Of AmussnG10.
| Admission only Is cents.
| This magnificent
| SPECIALITY, VARIETY AND NOv1LTY
| Theatre, presents nightly an array Of
TALENTED ARTISTS.
This Evening, LITTLE DOT. Miss NELIn
BROOKS, Miss ABBIE FARNSwORTH, GEORGE
KURT, W. " MALMBURG, CHAS L. BANK4
Miss DOLLIE DIAMOND, TOM WARFI1
suppoted by our
STAR SPECIALITY COMBINATION.
| Of 3m
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THE FOUR XXXX'S-
Which, translated, means the
NEW AND FIRsT-CLAsS SALOON
THAT WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, DEC. 81, AT
No. 131 Common street,
Between Camp and st. Charles streets,
Wherein az its title implies naught but extras,
whether in the form of
PORTERs OR MINED BEVERAGES. !
Will be served take pleasure in calling the at
tenti0n of my old patrons and the public generally.
to the fact that having come again to the front
shall he prepared to offer them in the future not only
THE CHOICEST LIQOURS,
But also the
FINEST HOT LUNCHES, DAILY,
From 10 to clock. that this city can boast.
WILLIAM Full LwOoD
daOst Manager
DEED OATS. SEED OATS = SEED OATS
- 300 sacks Choice BLACK SEED OATS.
900 - WHITE OATS.
1000 . GALENA OATS.
900 SEED RYE GxE c.1npp
For sale by JoHE CALDhh.
doo1w Late New Levee.
YNHOMAS HASAM-
LUMBER,
CABINS MADE TO OKDER.
Every description Of Lumber always on hand, Sash
Blinds. etc.
Mills and Yard corner Cedar and Julia streets, New
| Ras;r N.xr Or,a,ps d2O 1w
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations ON this
road for freight shipped per steamers T. =. Leo,
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO. JANEY, Agent
n6 tt 1T Common street.
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OF ST. PATRICK,S HALL.
A GRAND CONCERT
Will be given by the Young Ladies' Of New Orlsana
for the benefit Of
ST. vINCENTrS INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Corner Of Race and Magazine streets.
On Wednesday Evening, December -, 1874
In the new Hall known a. ST. PATRICK'S.
The best talent in the city has been secured, and
the Concert considered both Inauguration q
this magnificent edifice and as . means Of asss-
ing the hundreds Of little innOcens at St Vincenf4
win be an ever memorable occasion in the history e
New Orleans. Tickets One Dollar.
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once Crescent Saw nIin Association Of
New Orleaps-New Orleans Dee: H. 1s7i-The an N;
take place according to Article Of it's Charter on
MONDAY, Dec. %. 1874. between the hours Of A.
NJ and p NJ, at the office Of the Association, cor
ner of Water and Gen. TayloF streets.
Southwestern Bible sseiety-New Orleans.
Dec T. 1s74-The annual meeting Of this society for
business will be held ut the Bible House ON SATUR-
tss in at tss at
21st inst between the hours OF - NJ. ana Q CLOCK
Pm, HENRY V. OGDEN,
do tel Rec. Sec.
Once Of New Orleans Gas Light Company,
Dec 4, ls74-NOTICE-Anl election will be held at
this office on MONDAY, 4th day of january: 1875,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and r M, for six
~" Is i% IN VIC '' WI. S. brown Treasurer:
once jefferson and Lake Pontchartrain
Railway Company, New Orleans, La, Dec a. 1874
The annual election for Directors o. TINS company
T. 1875 between the hours Of 10 A. NJ AMI 123 r. NJ,
at the office Of the Il BarSn3e street
Oalee New Orleans and Carrollton Rail.
nnai election Tor Directors Of this company win take
place, according to law, MONDAY, Jan. 4, 1875,
between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and p. NJ, at the
Office Of the company, II Baronne , street s.o..
Special Notice-No bills contracted by tho
crew of the tgboat S. C. HALL, will be paid unless
indorsed by the undersigned
d31m JACK CLARK, Captain
Reduction I'm Rates Of Freight-Hereaftet
freight for Monroe and Trenton per the N. L. and
dit It'll - '' - ' J.JANNEY, Agent.
Cotton Press Notice-TAe Terrell Press, Cor
ner of Orange and Chippewa streets, congresses
Cotton as compactly as the present Ties will hold.
| main
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of ladng given to all stations ON this
road for freight shipped per steamefs r T. Leo
Pargoud and Matches.
| JNO JANEY, Agent.
netf III Common street.
Special Notice to shippers Of Arkansaa
Freight-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY will give through bills Of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points ON M. r. and N. w. Railroad.
| JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
| n6n Mr. and N. W. Railroad.
Time Of Departars.-The/ Main Train By the 6reai
Jackson Railroad Route leves the Depot ct the foot
Of Caliope street ut O'Clock r. N, connecting Will
| III fast trains North, East and West Pullman PA
| 400 Cara on al trains. W.
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Southwestern Bible Soeiety-New Orleans,
Dec Z, 1s74-The annual meeting of this society for
DAY, the 10Th inst at o'clock p. NJ, and the
annual election at the same place on MONDAY. the
2lst inst, between the hours Of IL NJ. and O'Clock
P. M, HENRY V. OGDEN,
R0C. SEC.
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OLIVES IN KEGS
Just Received from Marseilles-
30 Kegs OLIVES, Verdales New Crop. Also. in
store CLARETS, OLD SHERRY WINE, PORT.
BRANDIES, etc.
For sale by J. PLAISENT,
d296t No. st. LOsts street.
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Once Crescent Saw Mill Association d
New Orleans-New Orleans, Dec. II, 1e7i-The an
nral election for Directors Of this Association, viii
take place according to Article Of its Charter, OF
MONDAY Dec %. 1874. between the hours OF A
NJ and p NJ. at the office Of the Association, cor
ner of Water and Gen. Taylor streets.
dir td* +. NICOLLE Secretary.
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GAYErY THEATER. seems that Mr..
Flynne, the proprietor of this theater, has
fully prepared for Christmas week, having en-
gagged many talented artists to lend theil
powers to the nightly performances. Last
night the entertainment passed off pleasantly,
and to the satisfaction of all present; and all
who were engaged in the evenings entertain
lment acquitted themselves admirably.
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ST. RICK'S HALL,
Lafayette Square.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11
MISCELLANY.

We have had a Lord or two and Grand
Duke as visitors, but not King for many a
day. And now a King is coming. His
navies do not sweep the Southern seas, nor do
his invading hosts spread terror and desola-
ton through continents. RE is not the King
of the Cannibal Islands, but comes very near
deserving that lyric appelation. He is, SO to
speak, King of shreds and patches, but
whether he be one-horse or a six-in-hand
monarch, Kings King for a. that. His
name is Kalakua, and he reigns in Hawaii.
His visit to this continent is purely one OF
business, for he comes to negotiate re-
ciprocity treaty with the United States. Ills
predecessor was invited over here two years
ago, but death cut short bis visit and his
reign at once The Honolulu Gazette states
that the American Minister received dis
patch from Washington directing him to in
vite King Kaakua to the United States that
the United States steamer Benicia was placed
at his disposal, and that lie leaves some time
in October so as to arrive in Washington
about the time that Congress meets. Kalakua
is a bachelor, and will probably have time for
pleasure as we'll as business. Those young
ladies who would prefer reigning in Hawaii
to sweeping carpets and kneading dough in
these United States had better commence pre-
pairing the caps they are to set at him forth
with.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

A few days ago the cable announced that
Nena Sahib, the savage of Cawnpore, and
"human tiger as an historian of the bloody
massacre of 1857, calls him, lad been made
prisoner, and that long deferred justice was
likely to be visited upon him. But now that
the prisoner has sobered down he says he is
net the real Nena but somebody else, and this
statement is confirmed by Col Thompson, the
defender of Cawnpore, who fails TO identify
him as the blood thirsty Raiah. The features
of Nena Sahb must he familiar and if the
prisoner were really Nena he would not be
anxious for recognition, as is the case with
the fellow in custody.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

A Boston Lawyer says Twenty years ago,
just after was admitted to the bar in Name
l called one evening on the young lady who
has since become my wife. | made friends
with her little BROTHER Addie, and when he
ran out of the room, heard him ask his
mother, conidentially, Mamma do you
think angels wings are strong enough to car
ny lawyers to heavcn?' The good woman's
answer was lost in the Hush dear y but in
the battle of life since then the question has
come back more than once.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

With few exceptions, says veteran obsery-
er, illiterate and half-educated persons use
more "big words than people of thorough
education. 1t is a very common but very
egregous mistake to suppose that long words
are more genteel than short ones-just as the
same sort of people imagine high colors and
iiashy figures improve the style of dress.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

Dover possesses the champion apple of the
State. 1t measures 16 inches in circumference,
1t is owned by George Pound, and was grown
by George Ayers, of Pigeon Hill. The larg-
est apple heretofore Qua record was raised in
Vineland and weighed but 10 ounces.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

An editorial notice of n womans grocery
store reads as follows: &C Her tomatoes are as
red as her own cheeks ; her indigo is as blue
as her own eyes, and her pepper as hot as her
own temper"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

How much for this printp' !" Nine
cents, num-" "Nineteon cents? I'll give
you eighteen. mime cents, num- you mis-
understood me-" "oh, nine cents | I'll give
you eight.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

IL number of recent experiments prove
Of roads where the fore and hind wheels are
Of the same size, and when the pole lies lower
than the axle.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

An unfortunate man in indianapolis who
lost several toes by car wheel, was consoled
by an Irishman near with, "Whist there
you're making more noise than many a man
with his head off,"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

An Ohio youth who desired to wed the
object of his affections, had an interview with
her parental ancestor, in which he stated that
although he had no wealth to speak of yet he
was "chock full of days works. He got the
girl.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

Somebody mentioned, the other day, some
thing about jokes that are ten years old,
whorcat party inquired whether such were
decade jokes.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

"Mary Jane, have you given the goldfish
fresh water2" "No, mama. Where's the
use they haven't drunk up what's in there
yet"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

An Omaha paper advises the people "not
to make such fuss about the shooting of
one constable, as there are over forty candi-
dates for the Office
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

Won't some one hurl mallet at the young
man of the Boston Post? He is trying to re
vive public interest in eonundrums.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

"Of course we couldn't have him roaming
around here and putting on Congressona
airs, says Nevada paper in explaining how
ahorse-thief came to his end.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

The worlds memory is short. 1t will forge
you if you do not jog it frequently.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

A Chicago sausage maker advertises hi
wares as "dog Cheap
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

A gentleman being asked to give a defni-
ton of nonsense, replied, in Thompsonian
style: "Sir, it is nonsense to bolt door
with boiled carrot"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11
THE LARGE STOCK OF DRUGS
now on hand ha, been selected with great caro-.

We purchase all goods from importers or wholesale
dealers, whose reputation for furnishing tho
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

"Weall owe something to our country
said the Briton who went abroad without pay
ing his income tax.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

The acrobats of every ,household-The
pitcher and tumbler.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

Mary Jane, have you given the goldfish
fresh water?'' mo, mama. Where's the
use they haven't drunk up what's in there
YETI
store reads as follows: {" Her tomatoes are as
red as her own cheeks her indigo is as blue
as her own eyes, and her pepper as hot as her
own temper"
An Omaha paper advises the people "not
to make such fuss about the shooting of
one constable, as there are over forty candi-
dates for the Office
Won't some one hur mallet at the young
man of the Boston Post? He is trying to re-
vive public interest in conundrums.
OF course we couldn't have him roaming
around here and putting on Congressional
airs, says Nevada paper in explaining how
ahorse-thief came to his end
The worlds memory is short. 1t will forget
you if you do not jog it frequently.
A Chicago sausage maker advertises his
wares as "dog cheap"
A gentleman being asked to give deiini-
ton of nonsense, replied, in Thompsonian
style "Sir, it is nonsense to bolt door
with boiled carrot
We all owe something to our country
said the Briton who went abroad without pay
ing his income tax.
The acrobats of every ,household-The
pitcher and tumbler
If W-o-r-c-e-s-t-e-r spells Wooster, why
doesn't Roc hester spell Rooster?
Early to be and early to rise will be in vain
if you don't advertise.
No two things differ more than hurry and
despatch.
How to consume time-Eat dates.
Gas bills are counted among the light afilic-
tons.
A man who has no mind will not change it. !
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-11-11

If W-o-r-c-e-s-t-e-r spells Wooster, why
doesn't Rochester spell Rooster?