New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

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stflciAl JOURNAL Of the UNITED STATES
sek,e,Al JOURNAL or NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. AUGUST ~. 1873.
Ten States elect Governors this fall.
The gods love the BARRIERS Of Salt Lake
City.
Tramps say they do not find very good
lay out these rainy nights
Cincinnati papers take q great license IN
publishing marriage licenses.
The Pope has not been able, as yet' 10
find an infallible cure for govt.
The Confusion State Central Committee
has adjourned without an organ.
The love of money is the root OF all
Democratic evil, especially in Ohio.
For some weeks Weston, the agricultural
fair tramp, has not been heard from.
e With peaches at ten cents box New
York doctors have no reason to complain.
An orderly sergeant in position with his
company, is the right man in the right
place.
Very few people took linen dusters and
little hand bags for trip over the lake
yesterday.
The Japan persimmon is being. cultivated
in California, and the people are in quicker.
about it.
How beautiful it is tor Democratic
brethren to dwell together in unity; but
they will not.
TIE fruit growers of Delaware should
peach in and make all the money they. can
before cholera comes.
The death Of Joseph A. Young, oldest |
son of Brigham, is deeply regretted BY his
numerous mothers.
Fashion not only tells persons what they |
must wear, but it orders them where and |
when to go from homo.
An organ politician says he will run on |
the Independent ticket for Congress if the |
Republicans will indorse him.
Spotted Tail still cries for more money. |
He should be placed on one of the Demo
cratic reservation platforms Of Ohio.
1t is said four ladies Of position in London
have become decorative artists. Ladies
should take naturally to such employment.
The season will coon arrive when travel
ers and persons suffering deprivaions at
watering places can return home and enjoy
then selves.
The New York Tribune is an independent
ournal; it will not show up its circulation,
nor remove the gilded gin shop from the
basement.
The Shreveport Times says: "MOnroe has
received the first bale Of the new crop. It
was raised by colored man, classed low
and cold for l6Ac."
Elder T. j. WALSH will conduct services
this morning and evening at the Coliseum
Place Baptist Church. Baptism will take
place at the close of the evening service. J
Senator Ola has retired from the edi-
;orial management of that wide.awake
the True Republican, Of Lake
and is succeeded by B. II.
Aanier.
Miss Lulu, gymnast and heroine Of the
wonderful bound, is not the Lulu who beat
goldsmith Maid. 1t has been suggested
hat the Rochester track contracts half
econd in warm weather.
If j; is all the same to you, daughter"
aid an old gentleman to one of his married
hildren, II will net dine with you to-day" :
Ind the daughter said, Every we'll; you
nay 60, father, and fare worse. J..
The thirty-third regular dramatic season |
+ the Boston Museam will commence to- I
morrow evening. The Museum keeps {
lways the best company, and it has been
he most uniformly successful theatre in the
United States. .
An exchange says: "A Chicago chemist, (
wing to the non payment Of his fee, re- a
uses to re turn the stomach Of man sent I
o him for analysis" A chemist with such :
rinciples is capable Of turning or returning
he stomach of any man.
The National Hote! Reporter, of Chicago,
as formidable rival in q paper just t
tarted in Chicago by Frank Glossop & Co. q
{ goes the National one better by being /
amed the Hotel World, and will contain all e
'aluable information regarding hotels and S
american travellers in the Old World as we'll :