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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
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Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
Of Final Settlements.

Succession Of Vim. a. Scott, Deceased.
TATE O. I'UuIANA,I
Parish Of Ei,hland, ! TaIih Court.
Whereas Mrs. Mary Emma Scott. Admins.
iralrix Of the succession of VIM. A. Soon.
deceased, has filed IN the Office Of the Clerk
of tie lth Judicial District Cour, in and for
-ai parish her final account of the admins.
traitor Of said estate, and praying that same
may be homologated-
Now, therefore, unless opposition be filed
thereto, in writing. in the office of the Clerk
aforesaid within ten days from this date, said
account will be homoioyg,ed in all It's parts
and clauses on dae proof according to law.
and made III. judgment o; said court.
Witness the Hon f. {. Montgomery, Judge
of sand Court, and my seal of Office, on this
3rd day Of August, A. d. 1871
J. NEWT PITTS,
Ang l.-3'. Clerk ith Dist Court.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
SheriH'S Sale.

Meyer, "eis : Co. State OF Louisiana.
vs.. Parish of Ouachi,a.
II. King. ir., & G. King iith District Court,
Dl vIrmc of writ Of seizure and sale is,
ID sued from the Hon. l4th District Cont in
and for the parish of Onachia, State of Lou.
i-ana, in the above entitled ease and TO me
directed. have seized and with offer for sale,
on the plantation ssi.,d, between the hours %
sheriff sales. On
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1877,
the following described properly, to-wi,:
tract of land located in the parish Of
Richland, State of Louisiana, established as
cotton plantation, having on it about four
hundred acres of cleared land, with good
dwelling house, gin house and other bindings,
same being more particularly described as
follows, viz:
The north east quarter 81 Of the north east
quarter ID, Section No thirty four (3l); the
>ourh east quarter ID of the south east quar-.
Ter % OF Section No. twenry.sev.n cd The
south half % of Section No. twenty-six (26);
the south hat % OF the north west quarter
%, tie south bali 81 of the north cas-, quar-.
ter Q) of Section No. twenIy-six )26); the
north half % of The south west quarter ~,
and The south half ~ of the north west quar-.
ter q of Section No. twenty-five esq alb
in Township No. sixteen (yol North, Range
No. five 90 East, containing five hundred and
- i've (55J) acres, more CT less. and on the
eest side of Bout rver. And the north
Nacrional Rf 81 of Section No. thrty-fivc
f35); the south fractional half (O OF Section
No. NV eny-six t26), the south west fractional
quarter & Of Section No. twenty five (25),
the west half 81 of the nor'h west quarter
%. aud the West half % Of the south wesi
quarter ID Oraction) Of Section No. thirty
six (3G), all in Township No. sixteen (I6)
North, kange No. five (5) East this las, body
Of land in Rrhand parish, lying on both
s,des of Bnuf river. and containing in the
aggregate eleven hnndred and thirty FIVE
6l-iOO Gl35 500 acres, more or less. Also
ten N 'cs, attached to and on the place, two
Wagons, rtteen plowsf two ploWs aud scrap
ers, xix sweeps, eight pairs gtars and cigh,
wedding hoes, on and attached TO the place.
Seized as the properly Of II. King jr, and
c. King, and will be sold to satisfy said wrii
Of seizure and sale and all costs.
This sale is made without prejudice 10 the
existing lease made 10 NJ +. Williams, lessee,
winch expires Ly its own terms on the 3lst
day Of December nexr, at which time the
purchaser will be put in possession
Terms Of sale-Twclve months credit.
without the benefit Of appraisemept, purchaser
to give bond with approved security bearing
s per rent. interest from date, and mortgage
retained on the property.
}. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff. Office, Rayville, La,
July 2Sth, lS77.-it
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

The Lon,lun World extracts from the Ger
man Ta.baii a very curious anecdote Cf Pau
line Iucca and the tener Son nihciier, who. II,
1850. when she was neither known nor rirl.
lent her a diamond Of great value. which she
wore when she performed Seniramlde, bu,
forgot 10 return 10 him Sonnihciier was then
rich, and thought bat hlie of the Jewel lie,
however, aiie:ward asked La Lucca to restore
the gem, aud in reply was informed by the
diva that she had been robbed of it. AT
length Sonniheiler fell into such difficulties
that he was obliged TO tase legal proceedings
agains, the fair borrower, who, as she could
not Prove the robbery alleged in her letters,
was condemned, two or three weeks ago, TO Pay
heavy damages 70 SQnulhcilcr.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18


The great wrong which rendered il
necessary for the railroad companies
TO reduce the wages Of their labJrers,
and which eXasperated them more
than the per cent dividends, was the
immense disproportion between their
wages and those Of the officers of the
roads, which enabled them to indulge
in all the luxuries Of wealth and ac-
cumulate fortunes, while the working
men could barely exc out a scantv sub
sistence, with no means of laying by
anything for sickness or accident; and
dissatisfaction will continue to exist
until the wages are more equally
divided.
1t is useless to tell these men that
the officers lose more by the reduction,
which was a certain per cent of
salaries and wages, than they do. 1t
IS n question of bread with them; and
they know very well that, while the
reduction deprives them of the actual
necessities of life, il still leaves Il suf-
fcient income to the officers, from
their exor5itant salaries, to enable
them to live in luxury that, althoughi
it may deprive them Of the opportu-
nifty of laying by fortunes. it does not
even deprive them of the most costly
luxurieS. which very naturally ctafes
them.
The workingmen of the United
States are not ignorant serfs, born
and raised to degradation. misery and
servility but, many of them at least,
are men of intelligence and education,
trained in the ideas oe freedom and
equality, and they can not be brought
to the acknowledgment Of the great
superiority claimed by these who are
SO fortunate as to be qualified to dis
charge official dnties, or have thrust
themselves forward into such posi-
lions, and that such great discrepancy
in remuneration for services is just
Still all intelligent workingmen recog-
nize the fact that the qualifications and
possibilities Of the officials entitle
them to larger salaries than them
selves, and will never complain so
long as those salaries are kept within
the bounds of reason; bu. they will
never adult the justice of receiving
one dollar day for their services,
while the officers are paid from twenty
to fifty thousand dollars per anuum
for theirs. -.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

The details of the incremation of DIR. Win
slows remains at Sal. Lake, Utah, are reciied
by q correspondent OF the Chicago Times.
When placed in the furnace at 6 20 p. n.
the body weighed l26 pounds. The first ap-
pearance was that of roasting; but in twenty
minutes nearly all the flesh was consumed
and the bones began to crumble. a half
hour later very little could be seen Of tire form
Of the body Alta quarter of eight ply
stefan opened the door of The furnace, and bnt
one or two pieces Of bone could be seen, and
they crumbled under the weight of the ashes
The iucremation was completed in the short
est time on record-two hours and thirty five
minutes. The weight Of the ashes, winch
contained few calcined fragments of bones.
was four pounds and eleven and half
ounces. The burning of the corpse was re-
sarded as an interesting town show, for nearly
thousand people stood by while the roasting
was going on.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF RICHLAND.
THOS. ]. MANGHAM, ---- Editor.
RAYVILLE. 10 UISIANA.
Saturday, August Is, 1877.
los. ]. MANGHAM, Editor.
n LITTLE SPICE.

Cbarlcstwon has been elected as the
capital of West Virginia.
The coal beavers about Carbonate
are on strike again this week, aud
the mines are Hooded.
A disease, attended with great
mortality, has broken out among the
horses Of Jersey City.
Howard still keeps at safe dis
lance from Sitting Joseph, while he is
butchering the army in detail.
$50 Newark silk operatives struck
on Tuesday. They say they could
only make from IS to 50 per week.
The yacht Himboco capsized in a
squat, near Chicago last Monday,
and four occupants were drowned.
The Treasury Department has
issued circular that its employees
must pay their washerwomen, etc.
John A. Joyce, the last Of the 81.
Louis whisky convicts, has been re-
leased from prison, subject to $1,000
bond to answer an appeal.
James Il yVheatley. If Harrisburg.
Ky, cowhidcd W. J. Muriagh, editor
of the Washington Republican, in
front of his office asst Monday.
The strikes and the apprehension of
reputation in Virginia and Georgia
are said to have had a very damaging
effect on all American SECURES in
England.
A freight train on the Illinois Cen
trail was thrown from the track near
Decatur, on Monday. The engineer
and two brakemen were killed and
several cars wrecked.
The Henderson (Texas) Times
states that, q short time since, a young
man, who had been in delicate health
for nearly two years, vomited up
full grown lizard.
In recent engagement with the
Nez Perces, Gibbons was wounded
slightly himself and lost about 100
officers and men in killed and wound
ed, out of something over 200 men.
Blaine is very fearful that the strikes
will cause the people to lose sight of
Hayes Southern policy, and divert
Northern hatred from the South for q
short time, which renders him very
unhappy.
-. More troubles on the Mexican Dor
der. Raids have recently been made
into Texas, people murdered and
horses stolen, and United States troops
have followed the marauders into
!. Maxico, arrested some Of them and
recovered some of the stolen property.
A telegram dated Helena. Montana.
Aug. l4th says The following has
lust been received from Bannock:
The Indians crossed at the head Of
Horse of Prairie to Lemhi, striking
Stevenson's this morning, killing the
Pierce brothers and another on the
route. They are evidently making
their way to Snake River Valley.
Reports are continually being re-
ceived of the most horrible atrocities
being committed upon Christians by
the savage Bashi Bazouks, in Bulga-
ria, the order Of the Turks, 1t is said,
being not to allow any Of them, men,
women or children, to escape. From
10000 to $1,000 Christians are said
to have been massacred in Eski
Saghra and Tchipan District alone.
If these reports are true, it is time for
the whole civilized world to interfere
in behalf of humanity and put a stop
to the ou.rages.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

The secret Of preserving eggs i, in excluding
the air. sealing the PORES of TIE she'd. This
may be- done by dippln. the eggs in melted
tal"w. aud afterwards packing Item in bran
Iayc, uE1n layer. coveiin. the nrpefn,u-t we'll
win bran, or >y,i may be used rn>''a'! 81 BRAN
or water, saturated with litie and salt Is also
good. An EnEI,,n lady, an experienced poul-
try bsceder, has preserved eggs in ili.s solution
Keeping them for several years without d singl lie
failure Fraaicr'S J0arHHt.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

CHOici books no longer for the few only
The best standard novels within the reach q
every one. Books usually sold f,om - to >,
gwen unchanged and urabridge'D for IL anu
~ cents.
| IT,, Lynne. Mr. Henry Wood. d'ble No, 2oc
John Halifax Gcni., by Miss unlock. 100
:, Jane Eyre 10y Charlotte B,ontc, d bic No 2Oc
"A Woman Mater Cha, Rcade new novei,?Oc
The Back Indies, jules Errn"s latest, JUG
q Last Day, Of Pumpei Ly Bulwer, loc
4 dam lRcdc, by George Elliot double no ,2'c
The A,uudr Motto, by Mary Cecil Hay, NC
g Oil Ny,i,ieIiom's Money, same author, loc
H. The Woman in Wh.ie, by "ilkie Colllns'2.c
II The Mill on the Floss, by George Elliot, -oc
l. T.,e American Senator, by Athony
Trolope -c
IL \ Prncc,s OF Thule, by VIM. Black, Zoc
4 The Dead Sccicr. by Wilkie Collins, l"c
. Rono.a ~ Geo Elliot, double No. 2oc
Is The English at he North Pole and Field
Of lee. in one book. by jules Verne, lcc
l. Hidden Peril~, by Mary Cecil Hay, loc
= Rmlara, History by Amelia B-Edwafds'-oc
- \ Terrible Temptation, by Clas Reade, lug
- Old Cuno-iry >hop, by Charles Dickens Ioc
= Foul Play. by Charles Reade, loc
" Man and Wife, by Wilkic Collins, 2oc
% The Squire's Legacy BIZ Mary Cecil llay'2oc
For sale by all Booksellers aud Ncwsdeaer'
81 sent, postage prepaid on receipt 81 Pi'ce
by GEORGE MUNRO. Publisher,
+. O. Blk 56j7 Il. q. and - Vande water
Aug i.-2t st., New io'A'
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

Mr.. WIN. Cutler Bryant says that it is too
late for him to think OF s&ritng verses for
public occasions. "If were to employ him
self in such an Office" he said to the Oriskany
e5mmi,,ee, II am afraid that should appear
Ike gardener, who, in the beginning of
winter, should attempt to raise flowers in the
open air in order to have bouquet ready for
tie festivities of New Years Eve. Never
s,clcss, lac has prepared an ode at seven
verses 70, Beunin gton.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
Sheriff 5 Sale.

Vim. T. Oliver Tutor, State of Louisiana.
vs. No S9S : Parish Of RichlantI
Mrs Mary F. Rush and ! Parish com,.
Husband.
Dl virtue of "A writ of Fl. ia. issued from
ID The Honorable Parish Court in and for
the parish of Richiand, State of Louisiana, in
the above entitled aud numbered suit, and II
me directed, have seized and will offer for
sale al the door of the court house in The Town
% RayviIlc, said parish Of Richland, within
The legal hours Of SAFE and AT public anction
TO the last and highest bidder, on Saturday,
The LIST day of September, 1877,
the following described properly, to-wit;
The north west quarter Of the noril. east
quarter, and the sotil west quarter Of the
north east quarter of Section three 81, Town
ship seventeen % North. Range seven ~
East, with all tie buildings ana and improI q,
mrnts thereon.
Terms OF Sale-Tw elve months credit,
without the beIeiii Of appra>ehcn', pur-
chaser To give bond with approved -rririy.
with per cent per aiiruni interest. and mont
gage retained "n Ice property
J. 4 Llni ELL, She,iH
Sheriff Oiiirc. Eayvilir. La.
August lih. iN97-i.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
REDM0UTH SHOPS,
W. T. FarnswOrth, Proprietor
Blacksmith and WOotwOrh

If all kinds, such as making and raparir Of
Carriages, Bng.ics, Wagons, Farming lmplc-
ment>, etc cts, executed in workmanlike
style. on short notice and at reasonable prices,
10y experienced GERMAN MECHANICS.
Ciiizens Of Richland parish will find it 10 their
interest 20 examine our work and learn prices
before Purchasing ur ordering work done else
v here. Only the very best material nsel.
Redmouth, La, Aug. lih, lS77.-Iy.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

When a dog barks at night in Japan the
cwuer is arrested and sentenced TO work a
year for the neighbors that were disturbed,
and the dog is killed.-Nrc Iors Sun.
Ii that were the law here every dog in the
land would be exterminated in less than two
weeks, and the mass of the population would
be working TOR a few individuals.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The descriptive Tax Rolls for the parish of
Richland. for 1877, VII be on hic in the Re-
coricrs Office on the 10Th day Of August. All
parties interested are notified to come forward
and make examination and corrections within
the next thirty days, or The same viii stand
approved 10y law, aud 40 change can br made
thereafter. JNo. \. HENf.ER,
Assessor Of RicAiand.
Eayville La. Aug. ! llL. lS1I.-Gl.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
THE INDIANS.
official Reports Of the Late Dat
tle-Gi5bOn's Loss - KILLED
and 40 WOunded-il0W-
ard at Sale Distance.

The following dispatches show the condi
ton of our affairs with the Indians. and We
presume can be accepted as Il correct account
ol Gibbons fight with Joseph
HELENA, MDyT August IA courier
fro'.. Gibbon arrived at Deer Lodge with
dates TO the ll,h. Gibbons supply train
camp was not captured There was no fight
ing after tie first days hartlc Gibbons los
,es are kiiird-Captain Logan LIeuis.
Bradley aud Busiwirk, and u men aud
citizens. The wounded are: CcH GibEol,
Capt Williams, Licuts. Coolidge, W JUd
ruff and English, the latter seriously: besides
81 men and citizens. The Indians suffered
severeiy--4O dead Indians were counted.
Howard had arrived. and would pursue the
Indians as soon rs ms company ar wed
Gibbon would move To- Deer Lodge, and take
his wounded 10 Fort Shaw soon a. medical
all arrived. The Indians had disappeared.
WAsHINGTOS, August II --O,liriai minrnia-
tion from t:e sreue at the Indian war reaches
headquarters Though Gen. Terry, via Gcn.
Sheridan, usually twcuty-iour hours behind
the IresS. These indicate that since placing
Gen. GIbbun command hors ia combat, on
the oh, the Indians gave him . rest, with tie
intention Of attacking Howard, who ihnn4h
he alond have been up aud aided IN the i.2ht,
Mas eislIteen miles away II is hoped How
, ard Is al safe distance from The Indians.
WAS! INGToN, August Gi,ic.ai--San
Francisco. Angst 13-To Acj"tant General.
Wash!uton. ID. C. The following ha- J,>I been
received from Gen. Howard: Tran Cfcek,
BIZ Hole Cannon, August lU--Co, Gihbuu,
with abo'i two huLGrtd men attacked AN
Indian camp m BIZ Hole Basin AT Dawn
y,.stcr lay. tie seemed TO have hat con.
siderable success al first, but the Indian,
fought him al! day. Scvcru! men from
the battle are with me here eighteen
miles di>tancr,and thry >ay there were ~ least
fiHy soldiers killed and wounded. Captain
JarSon ani Lieut.. Bradley are reported Gii:,d,
and Col. G!Lbon slightly "oUrdei. The dis
lance l.uni Mis~oua % the hare field Is ab'ui
one hunirvd ami to euty-f!re mics lave
pressed every nerve 10 uvcrlaAc GibOJn, who
had iour days the star; Of me from Corvallis,
Mou'aEu. ! pushed forward with small
escort today making thirty three miles, le1v-
ing MY company 10 follow. hope to give Glib
bon valuable a,,is'ane wiki u;y cavaliy aGd
fifty infantry, in wagons.
(5i-neD Howard,
Brig. Gcu. Con'Gg. Dept OF Columbia.
SAN FRAXCIsCo, Auan>l l3.-Io AdJu AIT
General OF the Army. Washington,D. Tie
following is just received from Gibbon : battle
field: "Reachrd General Glbbon at tn
O'Clock this morning; lie assaulted the Indians
at day light at the 9Th ana inflicted great los
ON them; his uwu casuaIIies are seven oih-
GERS, tiEy-thrr men and ten volunteers.
General GibboH is woanIed, btt rot Seriously.
His supplies are no, cut oil as reported. Gh-
b"ns command Is ia the best OF >pitlts. The
last of the lndiins lett id>! night shall
continue pursuit rs soon as my command is
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
Howard,
Howard,
(SigIleCl }
Briga!icr.General Comnan

p
CHICAGO, August I3.-lhe inilowIg dispatch
was received nj military headquarters to-day:
big Hole Pass, August ll-My loss in the
battle OF the 9th was seven officers and fifty
three men killed and woundcd. | am sa:ish-
ed the Indians suffered much more. for the
surprise was complete. and many were kill
ed in the tepees on running out. Forty dead
Indians were counted on about Cne-half the
battle field. Howard has just arrived, and
believe he can catch them again. As soon as
can get the service of ii Surgeon propose to
move 10 Deer Lodge aud take the most Of our
wounded 10 Fort Shaw. They are all doing
well, but fear Lieut.. English Is rortaily hnu
GIEBoN. Commanding"
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
$500 LOT.

One pair Sleeve Buttons, store setting.
One set O. Spiral Shirt Studs.
One heavy band Engagement Ring.
One set ~ Engraved Bracelets.
One Ladies' Log Guard or Neck CLAIM.
One Engraved Miniature Lorket,t'r the above
One Gents HeavT Link Watch Chain.
One Lake George Diamond Stud.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
WATCHES!! JEWELRY!!
Rvlll:linC Gold.

fSOlnH nC( sOI eXtensy
nno-
o In
the mannf
the
Watches capital. ,rarny @
l-ip The latest pattern of q
a dcuw unaibe
from
scrr Of Cqacda
am in o /
avep which will sell eh The REAL
until Jgnnqrv LIST 1878. Read
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18

can manage il with much ease as grown
person. The chunins can lie done IN less
than ONE THIRD THE liNE required 10y
the Oh p,occe~. Arply :" ar adde's
I'd. ME2ICK.
Au..lS. IS71-r CiRAeD, IA.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
$500 LOT.

One Ladies Neck Chain aud Charm.
One Ladies Heavy Guard Chain for watch.
Onr SIT Pm AMI Kings, Amethyst.
One extra fine Miniature Locket.
Oua Game" Seal Ring.
One very heavy wedding or engagement Rim
O,r Gents heavy watch Chain with charm
Oac pair Pearl luald Sleeve Buttons.
One Lake George Cluster Pin.
Onc pair (?) heavy band Bracelets.
The retail price Of the articles in each sar
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
ONE DOLLAR
WILL PAY FOR THE BEACON
SIX MONTHS,

la recognition of the hardness Of ia. ,,o.
a. III a. with view 10 extend ia. ;...,,,.
r"t ! the BEACON 10 all parts Of the c,,,,,,r,,
Where ~ mrnS are re r,.nlzr,l. max. ,h,.
nnprrcentrd otter 10 furnish II ~ cluI,. 81, ~.
na"y a. fl| f. NEW SUBSCRIBERS in ,he ,,,;-I.
tom July Isl, ISL. To January l,tIs-> &C.
ONE DOLLAR EACH
dnd 70 like number Ou,>i,lr If ia. ,.,,,.,
HE >ane tens'h Of time tor ONE nOII,p
AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ,arb
As an induccmcnt to those WIN mr.. =,
arrears To settle up, make them ,h, .o,,..
extraordinary Offer if they will paw VIVA,
they already owe, up To July lst, they can o.,
HE paper The remainder of the wear far Ox,.
DOLLAR III advance. Here Is splend;J ON.
p"r'nnity oi helping Your paper on, of tinan.
cial distress, helping 10 extend its circulation
ana ot getting paper that Is acknowledged
to be- the best country paper in the State. ,ir
months fer ONLy O,E DOLLAR. So 90, nm
y"ur clubs and send or bring in yonr money
Address THOS J. MANGHAM
Nay -o-ot RAYvILLE LA.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
nI,s v Rf,MAINF: COED HVNTINt.-CAsE WATCH FREE


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fleet tine 10000 gold By
last is
for lrrs3 t
IT, ,a.y Pattern Vest Chain and CLAIM, Ladies Opera
Chain
EfLEEBER oArr After
>a So
lay ii
Cot gl! ma1
RAM Uurg
II guarantee t>la u
moa,yhy RISK
IT, D. b At LufS ordo 7'dTc~ ff""iy
+ EVANS & CO, Sole Ag:s for L and Canada
CL1RK STREET CHLC.hGO III
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
so CENT LOT.

Gents Watch Chain retail prce, - W
pr Engr vd Sleeve Buttons, retail prict, ~
Stonc.Sct Scarf Pin, 80
set (3) Spiral Studs, 40
improv d shape Collar Button" = 90
heavy plain Wedding Ring, - / 20
TOTAL : :: 81 20
For 50 cents we will send above six articles
uo>ipaid,
Richland beacon., 1877-08-18
S3.OO LOT.

One Ladies Opera Guard CLAIM.
One Ladies Neck CHAIN and Cross.
One beautiful Lockct, (eugaved)
Que pair Band Bracelets.
One Gents ~ III link vest chain and charm.
One pair onyX Sleeve fu;iOns
One set (3) Onyx shirt Studs
One new improved Collar Button.
One extra crt Cameo Seal Ring.
One Arizona Sul:aire Stud
One set Ame,hyst or Topaz Pin and Var Drops
One Ladies' ChrhIse Bullion.
One Plain Ring. stamped Is h.
$500 1.0T.
One Ladies' Opera Chain, with slide and ias
sci. (rr,alI price S5ro).
One Gents heavy watch chain, with curl
charm. lretail price, 5000
One Ladies heavy long Neck Chain.
One elegant chased miniature locirt for above
One set Cameo Medallion Pin and Ear Drops
:One pair c. heavy Chased Band Bracelets.
One Gent, Solitaire Diamond Siad.
Ome Gents Cluster Diamond Pin.
One pair AMETHYST or Onyx Sleeve Buttons.
One Sc; t3) Studs TO match the above.
One elegau, heavy set Cameo Seal Ring.
One Massive Band or Wedding R;ng.
One new patent" Collar Button.
One Ladies Chemi>e Baton.
One Amc,hy>, or Topaz Ring. extra finisl)
lplc lot amounts to exactly ten times the price
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