New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03

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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
rTEyT ORLEANS, FEBRUARY 3, 1877.
Els time for bets to be on again.
'7Tauper is coming to New Orleans.
Telegraph lies eanardly be believed.
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New York wants q business revival
The deaf man hears no good of himself.
A sheriff has no right to be non-committal
The flly Madame AngOt is a risky colt
The red.nosed man wears 'smiling"
Case
New York is to have a Mardl Gras dis
play.
Charley Ross is at loss to know where
1s ia
The Re.okeye rOny of Burlington is not
DAD
Tldsn might be helped by BOgy's re-
S1ras-
Justice Miller may be able to grind out
DISCUSSION.
Never pop in on man when he is drink
~ soda.
There ismore head than tale to dispatches
IN extras.
Auumber of patent medicine men have
deeums insane.
Rivers will be higher when the snow
G1znka break.
the receiver is as bad as the burglar. He
'S1res.zE the bank.
Men are net doing good business when
a1aazlizg bad debts.
The bent of mans mind shows how
crooked the man is.
An old mans respect should follow a
Puung mans love.
The present way of making President
3 without precedent.
There is nothing quite SO unanimous as
opposition to high gas bills.
II thinker has not fed his brain well,
sS1dgeIing does not help it.
Alexander H. Stephens did not speak, and
Gslay thought he was dead.
With its new tabernacle Boston can be
sSguverted with some style.
Ths high jOinters will be able to dove
tai the government together.
After blowing, the farmer divides his
'eureas into narrowing details.
The poetry of heaven is in all places.
Every cloud has silver line in.
judges of the United States Supreme
.Gnurt are men marked for life
The judges are expected to wool sack
parties, and silence the wigged.
There is always hope for the hopeful. The
szzu IN the thieket let Isaac out.
A few Democrats will be satisfied with
auy decision which favors Tilden.
Tue throes of a mans conscience disturb
d7u most after he is morally thrown.
Poor people with small wood piles are
Grying to catch the drift of the river.
1t would have been Christiancy to have
said nothing about the little son and heir.
With a railroad pass Granger can over
ride his scruples against grinding monopO-
Ess.
Professor Cattell, of Lafayette College,
Eeetures on "SoCrates" instead of on neat
cattle.
The Early DGUn is published in Oshkosh,
wisconsin. Its patent outside is DaOn
Ttisa faIlOw see to let ground lie idle for
sas purpose Of improving its producing
'szuGities-
When q man takes bull by the horns
Bis chance of getting over the fence is
Casa up.
There is no near prospect of an italian
apsra season in this city Palmieri has gone
tn Havana.
zaznage has been advised to become an
ansor if he would keep people away from
ehe theatre.
Eaasas candidates for the Senate are not
"a thlck as grAsshoppers in bad year, but
ehay will do.
Strauss calls his new operetta ''Methuse-
'HaE." There is nothing very young or fresh
xhSut the name.
A reporter for the Cleveland Herald fell
un the ice and broke his arm. The accident
EnAds q good item.
The man Of genius cares nothing for
Hnaney. His creditors are the only persons
VINO make disturbance.
The strength Of prayer does not depend
an human lungs. Thoughts and whispers
aze heard in heaven.
The Mexican revolutionists expect to
gain recognition by paying the public debt
'Ehe idea is notsa bad one for Louisiana
Democrats.
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