The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-03

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Nilsson is growing very fat. Sing, birdie, sing
Walack's, New York, has now a ladies' restau
rant connected with it,
John Bull says it's no wonder that ducks swim
so well-they are Webb-footed.
Valuable copper mines have been discovered il
Randolph county, Alabama.
They are going to knight Capt. Webb, the
swimmer knight of the Bath, of course.
Mr.. Louis GrunewaId has favored us with the
"Minna Mazuka, composed by Mr.. W. N. Grune-
valid.
It is said that A. T. Stewart will shortly open a
mammoth wholesale and retail dry goods store
in Chicago.
Miss Ida Lewis saves people without hope of
reward, but says that il the public insist on a
testimonial she prefers money to medals.
Mrs. Post, of New York, Is accused Of having
three husbands. They are better Posted on some
things than they were before they met her.
We have received from Mr.. Philip Werlen the
lilo, and dedicated to Rev. Samuel 8. Harris,
Rector of Trinity Church.
Mr.. Sharon has rendered to Mrs. Ralston a suit
of seven rooms in the Palace Hotel, with private
servants, private coach and coachman, so long
as she may see fit to use them.
Sergeant Bates expected to have gone to In
anola last month, and great many people have
therefore been quite timid in their contributions
from an apprehension that he might be among
the survivors.
We are pleased to chronicle the return Of DR..
M. Schuppsrt, who has been on a tour of Europe
and reaches home in excellent health and spirits.
The many patients of DIR. Schuppert will be glad
to know that he is prepared to resume his extern
sive practice at once.
After an absence of sixteen months in Europe,
Dr. f Formento has returned home, and will re-
sumo his practice. DIR. Formento was chief sur
geon of the Louisiana Hospital at Richmond
during the war, and host of warm friends will
welcome him back to our midst His office is at
317 Rampant street, below Canal.
A Western editor, thinking to stock his depleted
larder. advertised, Poultry taken in exchange
for advertising" The composition, seeing his
opportunity to pay up long standing grudge, |
set it up, Poetry taken in exchange for adver-
Using" and since that time the Office boy has
been clearing fifty cents day from the waste
paper man.
There was tear in the eye Of every clerk in
he Interior Department as the good and gentle
DE- lano gathered up the wrecks of his
asst WEEKS wash and went out into the wide wide
world again. The OLD janitor stood at the door
o bid him good-by, and sadly murmured, as the
elected philanthropist turned his back upon
amiliar scenes and padded off:
swell, if ever a man loved Injuns, there he
oes."
This story about a Nevada photographer is
robably not true, but the newspapers tell it:
When Nevada photographer wants to make
God picture he puts the sitter in his place. pulls
ut navy revolver cocks it, levels it at the
lan's head and says, Now, justyou sit rfectly
till, and don't move a hair; put on calm,
lessant expression of countenance, and look
ght into the muzzle Of this revolver, or I'll |
low the top Of your head off. My reputation as (
n artist is at stake, and / don't want no nom {
ence about this picture
Notwithstanding that an honest man doesn't y
enerally object to paying hotel bill in advance
the hotel is good one, the following conversa- c
on is reported to have taken place at Chicago ,
ouse "You will not object to paying before you !
o to your room, sir ?" Certainly not make
ut the BILL" For how long, sir?" "Wel,"
ays the stranger, 'you may charge me for about :.
IN minutes. on the European plan. By the end
that time / think I shall be at hotel where !
10 clerks wear smaller diamonds and have more q
,nfdence in human nature"
1t would seem almost work OF supereroga-
on to call the attention OF our citizens to the
eil-known educational institute of that popular c
,holar, Prof. r. M. lusher. His labors in the
srvice need no mention in this community.
ong and ardent devotion to the cause Of educa- |
on has won for Prof. Lusher a reputation here l
scond to none, and to parents seeking school :
II their children, we can confidently recommend u,
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