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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-23

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aen unb al qdulert, iuenn es ffar III, Dab
6erielbe bic pole @1br6eit nno ni6ts
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Heht hnben 1ie, bic Bermirrung eiuer
6rau gu benuken, nm ihre Worie 81
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1ie, einen Seusen ldberli6 gu MAIDEN,
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pie 8erbreher su bebanoeln, NUT MEL
bieIelben oas un9lid 9ebabt hdben, alS
3eusen uor @eri6t selaben 5u tperoen?
@enn man oas itdnoli9e @erfabren
beobaGtet, tpelfes niele Qouotaten ben
3euaen Der feinoli6ea 8artei ~gegeniiber
einsul6laeen fir gut befinben, 10 m0hte
mon beinabe plnideu, oaB ibnen otter
in qlei@er @etie m%iteeipieit Diirbe, tuie
ibrem GoGeaen in Nepaba. llno audi
fir unIer @emeinoepeIen tpirbe es fi6ers
lid fem GROCER 8erluf iein, tuern eilt
poer Der anoere Nbnofat, belien ganSe
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fo6ren eestuunsen Dirbe, na6 unbez
tannten 8esionen 81 uerbuften. 3ab
bos in 3e0aba sessbene Seilpiel nidt
6fter bel uns Nata5mun9 finbet, liegt
ni6t baran, neil uniere Nopofaten niht
g~enii9enbe BrOnocation geben, ionoern
leoigli9 baran, tpeil ii6 bei urs i'm Nuz
aemeinen cine nii6ternere, auf elmer
9r6Beren Q6tuns nor Dem @eiese Boz
frenbe &uffafung berartiser 8orfdae
geltenb ma1t, als i'm fernen Weiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-11-23
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@eneral Nn0ren Sadlon mar als jun
DER Wann in Rp9ersuiQe nit Gusii6un9
Der iurihiIben 8roris bel6dftigt. Ginit
mar @eri6tsta9 mo has Stdot3en nit
fremogn 8eiu6ern an9efllt. 8a iuar
Der 8i6ter nit ieinem S6usifc BON
Nnudlten, Nemteridser brahten ibr
Qdheln uno ihre Sbmei6eleien oil Den
Monn, Sarmer in ihrem Sounta9San=
Suae uno ibr ueIteS Yfero reiteno, SG9er
nit ter BibIe beluaffnet, fur5, cas-
6albe @ountp mar perinmmelt, Die @inen
oss @ersniisens, bic Inbern Der @es
ihdfte iue9et uno iiberdu berrI6te luiti.
acS Greiben. &oaerSuile mar al ierer
Belt cine Station an Der. Otilit1ritraBe
na6 gSaIbinatpn uno Gsiienoe pfle9ten
hort ibr 9to6tquartier Su ueDmen,
bauptId6lib iue9eH ber nlsaeSeihneten
8ii6e oes WirtbeS SoIep6 &o9erS, De
I'M aanSen Siiopelteu riibmli6It betannt
mar. @Gbreno bic Sarmer aus Der
umaeaeno I'm Elm Sfcro ooer I'm cine
2aIt @etreioe feilldten, bic MiiBi99dn;
ger aber ii6 at ben SpdBen Ter mir
qenos feblenoen @isbploe er90bter, tunr
bic 9dmmerun9 berein9ebro6en uto
mabnte CUR Seimtebr.
"a erihieH plDbli6 bod 81 &oB eil
9remoer in Der SnuptltrdBe, Elm ipobls
qetleioeter, nett auSiebenoer Mtdnn, oil
bent font eisentlid 9ttdts auffiel uao
Ter mobrI6einli6 unbemerft uoriiber9ez
SO9en fem tuiirbe, iuenn nidt Die ofens
bare 36eilnabmloii9feit, nit Der er fur
bas soe, ben 8lid auf i'm 9eSo9en
bate. Sblpo5l bic StrnBen nit Wfens
ifen gefiIt wnren, UbtuObl Die Serfdu=
fer Dor ihren2Goen onerlei bunte @e9en@
Stdnoe ousaeitelt bntten, iuel6e iucbl Die
Reuaier Sremoer erre9eu %fonnten, itarrs
ten bod Die Nusen oes Intbmmlin9s
in's 2eere, nls pb oieIer gar feine8ennts
nis BON Der Qniueienbeit nnoerer Sellte
hattie. Gs tuar oamdIs in iener @e9erto
Site, 6aB ii9 Suei 8erlonen, Die eirat=
Der beaegneten, 9e9enieiti9 griibten, uito
aeraoe Srenoeu %ge9eniber mar ma1t am
h5HihIten. go madte arh bic Wteft9e
benz Setter 5uporfpmmen0 Slab, nifte
linn All unb bic NdhlItebenoen riefen
ibm 9riisenbe Borte gu. Gber berNtann
nanffe nidt, er blidte no6 ipie bor aus
brufslos ~eeraoeaus uno iaB 10 9eraoe
i'm @atteI, als tpenn er elm 2ineaI uerz
ihludt bGtte. r9sr i6ldft feft." be-
m.rtte Elm SarnIer. n@r lit 10 blind
mic Elm &irbis," rief ein anoerer. wIm
gnbe if er toof,@ oermutbrte Der brittle.
gIber obne init elmer Musfei 81 5uden
Iehte Der fsremolins ieinen 8es fort,
bis er has @irths6aus Sofcpbs erreitt
6ltte. Der ion artis tuilfommen bieB.
Sen. SddIon fuar.5ur ndmliben !3eit Elm
6ieIes SauIes unb als er ben neuen
Hntbmmling abiteisem uiio NIT eiIi9em
stol,e in one E6iir treten lab, iuar lem
5ati$lnb. i'm Elm sDenis 81 fop se;,i im sss
Se;ner Gtele er Ielbit elm Nol
Sa;rth Spiiaen troIte uno giHg nun
lM bDfitb uerbeusen6 nnf Den
! Ten,ben q. Gin auftudrter nnbiil lgnl
~ ileberrud as Mno bic iibrisen @aite,
'n,s&e nm tog RnminIener inBen, riidtsIt !
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COFFEES.

RIO, good. parched or ground ESQ.
RIO, best, parohed or ground, aco.
CORDovA best, parched or ground, SOC.
MARACAIBO, splendid Coffee parched or ground
$50.
JAVA, best Old Government, pArched or ground
400.
Reductions made to hotels, boarding houses and
planters ordering by the quantity
OUR PARCHED and GROUND CoFFEES are
superior to any in the city, and are sought a'er oS
oopno,sseurs of the fastidous TASTE The above
arc our retail prices. To grooers, large number oi
whom we have supplied for years, We give quotation
that will defy competition and we desire their pArton
lar attention to our recent largo importAtions
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s PIC { s

PEPPER, ALLsPICE, GINGER, CINNAMON,
CLOVES, MACE. NUTMEG, ETC,
Ground or whole in boxes in bulk; in any desired
quantity. These goods selected with special care
for OUR OWN TRADE, and are ground and packed N
our own store, enabling Us to guarantee them FEk
FECTLY PURE and ABSOLUTELY FREE FRoA
ApULTERATION. Our prices will be found as low
a. tose OF any reliable first class dealer In the United
States.
pos Iists sent to country dealers and consumers on
application, and orders I'll cd with promPtntSS ana
care, No charge for packing and goods delivered free
on steamboat railroad.
Families can leave their orders for supplies 10 10
d,vsred At stated intervals with tho certainty that
thew will be carefully attended to- Our long experience
and superor facilities in busine'S enable us to oer 10
customers better grade Of goods and lower prices
than any other tea house in the South.
since vo commenced business here in 1872. tStAb'
InhinR the
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FIRST TEA HOUSE

IN tho otty. 1t has been aim to make the BEST
oooDs at the LOWEST PRICES. the feature that
should distin guish estsbliShmSut from all otnotS
-. - mari 40 to speak; and our constantly
,roa.,D0 business and wide popularity prove that "e
were right in believing that sensible and disoernne
nublc would certainly 90 Whore they could Ges inc
MOST and BEST FOR THEIR MONEY oomOlneo
with that courtesy and fair dealing which ueH'@ INC
child a. well as the most cautious adult
Our trade having augmented largely auIE Sno -, -
-. - bava tean Obliged to enlarge our store and
IA nav fsotIes for the prompt execution Of Orders
Thankful for the liberal patronage received IN tno
mast We bog leave our friends and tho PuDo
that e shall continue supply all who favor uS win
their orders with the FRESHEST BEST Anu nu
CHEAPEST cheapest because tho 0eso SOO0" ~ wv
BOuth.
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n Star and Catholic Messenger.
|SRIE a N sUMDAY. DKCEMBER 1877.
(Communioated-)
st. Aloysius Dramatic Society.

Iaarformauces of this club at st. Peters
/ xEall, 3sd District, on Sunday EVENING",
.1tsr 18th and 25th, for the beneht OF
Ii rochial schools, were frst-olass sue
:, The auditorium was crowded on ootn
3ks and quite handsome amount was
The principal play presented was
;.A.tls or the Drunkard's End" . melo-
s which breaches q strong temper
mon in the most realistic and effective
An the young actors filed their parts
3roll, but especial praise is due to Messrs.
Hswviohorst, Schaumburg, Vollmers,
dedden, Lange, Newell and Wellmeyer.
8youpg gentlemen of the st. Aloysius
Reserve all the encours cement and sue
.ur Catholic friends can give them. They
1yer willing to give helping hand to
", and it is o noteworthy fact that al!
performances have been given to that
DE. Their Hall, ct Holy Trinity School,
finest in the city, and can accommodate
ntirs Third. They have lately, at great
hse, added new scenery, carpets. gas and
Necessary appurtenanoes for frst-class
|asic club, all of which was paid for out Of
'Swn private purses.
,sr the holidays, they will give series o.
'rrnances, at their Hall and elsewhere, ant
sho wish to pass few hours pleasantly
10 30 by attending this series. L.
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|z11AN HAIR.-onr enterprising friend, G.
sAilling, Esq has just received large stock OF
ma fresh human hair. also new designs in jewelry
<ancy goods of all descriptions. Tho beautiful
l;oid coral sets, English black garnet SETS ivory
"a etc; which form . part of his stock' exotic
srsal admiration. Ladies' are invited to drop In
Is Canal streSt and exam inc for themselves
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FOR grls2 to years, to 10 years. 10 to 10 years.
and Young ladies boys to Io years, 10 TO 10 years.
Is to 81 years. and young men, fathers ana m0'h'f'
servants, childrens bound picture books ana roVel
tor young men and ladies' see regular O't"oS9ssS I'm
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RABLE DENTISTRY.

5. =. H. MALONEY. corner Of Josephine and Camp
- near MagaziD Market respectfully informs his
nts and the public in general that he 10 Performing
erations to HE profession in the poe1
tito manner. Artificial teeth inserted, with or
bout extracting the roots, on new plan Old sets
18th remodeled, and Q perfect adaptation secured:
q extracted without pain by the use OF gas OF
seoform. Charges within the reach OF all -
jaIl II 1y5p
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DIED !:

&UIRF-On Sunday evening November 1877.
minutes past O'clock @ iS the thirty,ntintss M ,ta
of Caitra. County Galway, Ireland. and resi-.
"a thia CITY for tho past eighNen years.
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REQUIEM MASS {:

ara will be Solemn high Mass of Requism at 1880
q Saturday, December 18th, ut st. Theresa
ia, for the repose of the soul Of the late P
HER. The friends OF the family are invited to
II
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kvoR-RUSHA-on the evening of November 81,
A ST. Stephens Church, by the Rev Father
:. warwicC. Mavor to Mary T. Russia. daughter
ID Rusha of this city-
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FOE BOYS FRON TWO TO FIVE
YEARS OF AGE.

WaEEL;, ;,R ROLLERS DILL zso t0u
oA'n Goats, with saddle. tos5
HGSs S1s: snd aorseo, moving head
Bears natural ..-.--- :. :. .--..-.--.
Mopkeys orying and moving tongue &
HOBBY HORSES on Rocker. with Upholssered Sad
de- Bride. strrupIasiMr IN MGpe ~ ,HoS and %ai- 81
1ss anog ssSer saS 10
Gfs Isp. sG .staaE saddle: 50
No aosls S5sdt sas Carved ieS; riol and hand
No Is@sE body To4iO Well shaped and strong 90
HOBBY HoEsEs. s;s. on Platform propelled by heavy
NJ r. NSS SiS NJ sis : Nsi5 si5
vEIoCIPEDE, iron frame and nickled. 1916 inoh
hsss EsGh one sol.o rocker, With swing
ing Table in front. upholstered with onSmeied m
1sDST SS1s lind Rocker two horses can bc taken to
RS 1SiSSs srsS Sions % with
Go1R ToSisr foS Ssinted in bright
Grocery store, stocked two GO and 80 80
Ten Pin Alley complete ........--..'.-.'.'.-.l Oo
No !. ReT RC9TT wagon. wheels ~ ana - men 90
No. SoGg z %Soels i2 and IL noI. body iOiaS. ~
EiPef Pwheels snS y sna s inch body 4ii6 front
No I, body 1882. front wheels turn under the 20
No. So5' g same a; No. = but has iron HEios and
NO. g. sam: a; No l. but i; painted, striped ~
and vanished. iron aEles . W
Mo- Z, same as No 5, but is painted, striped M
No 9, extra large and elegantly painted, for ~
10 g. extra large and elegantly painted, still ~
larger, for goat or dog---.... W
GRANGER WHEEL wAGoNs-CAn be taken to
EStI, I2.s: I2.ss:s...........::::::::::::::s 50 50
ca,ds3 WheebarrowS 10 inch spoked wheels,
aide boards come ont, body l2xl5, hnished In -
natural color Of wood. w
Boys TIP CARTS no. g Is inch wheel, natural ~
color bt w
| RovS' Tie Carts painted red and blue =,
No. I, 12 inch Wheel ---'''''"-' 81
No \ "
No 3 20 .------..-.--.---..--.-- l 81
| WHEEL TOY wAGONs-Exprees- -
No q painted blue and red d.-.......-..------s 70
WOODEN TOYS.
PICTURE BLocEs-AlphAbos, Puzzle and Combine
sisos'.:::;;ii g ESQ !. o. 50
Variety Of subjects, all in strong wooden boxes
LOCOMOTIVE AND TRAIN .,
No g. new and very interesting toy; making
| every boy engineer me car Is holloW
| and Contains the material TO build or put
| together the engine, and hen completed a,
makes q fine Appearance, only ....;.;--- l "
| No. 3, something like No g. bat 10 q com 6ina'
| tion Of q railroad train and circus snow =,
| also new -.----'-"'''''--'-- -
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TooL CHRsTs, aI kinds--

TIN TOYs-Extra large JSpSned and VarniSned-
Charcoal Wagon, with horse. M
HRv Cart, with horSo ~
AmbulaBces, with one horse ------'-''---'''' 90
CITY ExuraSs two hOTDoo M
CITY Railroad Cars, two horses. CS
CITY Omnibus, two horses..- M
Sc1theTn Rxpress Co. horses and "
MiIk wagon utensils and driver. %
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FLATTERING VERDICT
VHcM
EMINENTLY COMPETENT CRITICS.


Scores of intelligent and refined
ladies have voluntarily, and many
of them enthusiastically, assured
us that nowhere else in the city
had they seen stock of GOODS
so attractive, and evincing so
strikingly the superior taste mani
tested in its selection; and we
cordially invite those who have not
yet honored us with visit, to test
it's accuracy by a thorough examl-
nation of our Offering.
E, III. ADAMS & BRO,
DEALERS IN FRESH FIRsT-cLAss
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions,
ETC., Etc,
594. Magazine Street. 59A
-Four doors above St Andrew
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MARRIED.:

buokwheat just received at Twomey's'
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsT1-
NENCE ASsoCIATION.-The regular monthly meet
inp of this Association will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING at $50 O'Clock, in the Morning Star Hall
1I6 Poydras street, corner Camp. Every member is
requested to present the election Of officers for
1878 will take place at this meeting.
Geutlemen wishing to join are invited to attend
THoS. G. RAPIER, President.
d. H. BUCKLEY, Secretary. 1t
ST. THEREsAS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE sOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING
December O. at u O'Clock, in st. Thereaas HAIL. EEAto
street. between Magazine and Camp Election OF dele
pstes to the State Union will be held at this meeting
Gentlemen Wishing to join are invited to attend
HR GFFNEY, President,
J. J. O'CoNNoR, Secretary. II
sr- ALPHoNsUs' TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASso-
o,atop.-At the regular monthly meeting Of this
Association held Sunday, Dscembsr 3d. the following
officers were elected for 1875
D. h BUCKLEY, President;
WIN. o'NEIL, Vice Presidenti
JOHN A. RUSSELL, Recording SecretAryj
FRANK MoELRoY. Financial Secretary
GEO. w. BYRNE, Treasurer
P. CosGRovE Marshal
JOHN BURNS, sergeAnt-atArms.
| Delegates to State Union
| JOHN A. RUSSELL, h h "AkO. IL
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Hsi s. s as, 3 $50 g ss'.,
NS;. Nc; 50 / g. ,a?so q 50 80 q
Guns shooting, rAmrod aud caps 9o oo
Gups bresoh- leaders. shooting potato mouldo: W
Bnildozers or marching soldiers made OF metal M
and operated with stick :-::::i w
Pistsls-Caat Iron RsvOlVers, shoonng paper az
caps. L:..I..
Pigtols-Nickle Plated Revoiyers, snootlng ,o
paper ~
Sham FiehtG-PeWter infantry cavalry and ar m
tilleTy, In box. 10y " = w
Sham FlghtS-Heavy leaden cavalry soldlerS M
on hOrgss-n dozen: -b5;-O.ch leading
Cannon and Caisson, three sizes S, j w
Breech.loading Air Pistol II inches long, very m
dne.-.- ---" Nv
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DRY
GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS.
5s5 and 5s7 zee. Magazine street.--. 5s5 and 5s7
| Corner of 81. Andrew street

!
aud cusomsrs and tie public general, that have
purchased very large quantity Of
GOODS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
an we offer the same now with q small advance in
ord or to dispose of them readily. We tho
and the prices of those articles. and would advise
everybody take advantage OF this opportunity to
obtain
GREAT BARGAINS in DRY GOODS.
The Hondays q, o nigh, and you will and at place
most anything you may wish for. from paper OF
Needle. up to the largest and the hnest silk
Dresses.
u oents.
The Beat ut cents,
Heavy UnblsAshsd CANTON FLANNEL at TIC
LonsdAie White COTTON at 81 cents.
lo.4 Brown sHEETING ct I7A osn.s-
lo4 Bleached sHEETIN9 at % eonts.
We offer all BoBBrNET BARS on hand at half their
value in
Heavy Wool BLANKETS at o. rs, o. 50 and o..
CoMFoRTERs at o. Is.
White MARsRILLE QUILTS at o. q.
The following
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
and should not be overlooked;
KNICKERBoCKER DRESS GOODS at 10 cents.
| worth IS cents.
BLACK ALPACA at 90 cents worth rs cents.
| BLACK ALPACA at 25 cents. worth ~ cents.
BLACK BLK ALPACA at 50 osnts, worth 90 cents.
An colo.s Of AlI.wool CASHMERE at coo. worth o.!
Single width oAsHMEREs at IS oents-
All Wool Black CASHMERE at SOc.-just think.
| BLACK SILK at o., worth 81 l75
| All Wool WHITE FLANNEL. ct $50.
| All Wool Red Twillod FLANNEL at 9So
| All Wool Blue Twilled FLANNEL at $50.
Heavy Grey FLANNEL ct $50.
| JEANS for Pants, I5c.
CASHMERE at al pr!oeI from SOC up to g.
| BLACK CLOTH for Gents COats-
BLACK DoEsKINs for GentS' Pants.
CoRsETs at so osntS.
FRENCH CoRsETs at o., worth q 50.
Ladies' HOSE, full aniShed Of IS oents pair
Ladies' HANDKERCHIEFs at Ioesnts.
C,euts' SOCKS, full hnished At IS cents.
Large Linen TOWELS ct 10 cents.
A fuIl line Of Childroa's COlOrod and White
STOCKINGS.
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No find what " Tor boys
and exhaustive details
the public
otos of the
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-09
LIST or PR1zEs IN TEE ToMBoLA.

LIST OF PRIZES IN THE IOMbOLA'
,use, value over,.. ..............-........ssOO $4,000
bld Emit 600
ady's Gold watch $50
ntlemAn's Gold Watch. 100
aWl................... 200
assels Lace FlOunce. unce..----..-..--..---..---.. go
Asand Table, magnificent work of Art.----.... 500
nting, subject Sacred Heart. 100
pestry, subject "Kipg David".-.......... 100
assver Water Pitcher OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25
4 nd several other prizes
kCK KETS-ONE DOLLAR.
olders Of tickets in thei TombOla will be admitted
~ night free. One ticket prccures .admisSion for
persons.
ho Parish Committee. the st. Vincent de Paul
ety, the Total Abstinence Association aid the
eient Order of Hibernians, have organised them
res into Committees for the preservation Of order.
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Established Sept. 1872.
The First House in New Orleans
Dealing Exclusively
Tea, Coffee and Spices.
TEA.
JUST RECEIVED
Great Original China and Japan
TEA HOUSE,
6a7-.....MAGAzfNE STREET.--..-..s37
NEAR JACKSON STREET.
M. HOGAN & CO.,
PRoPRIEToRs.
The largest and most complete stock of TEAS,
THE FIRsT PICKING
of this years growth, received by any house
the South, which We will sell at
OUR USUAL LOW PRICES.
looLoNG black, IS. 40, so. 90. rs.
Best ever imported, 81 per pound
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. black, 50, 60. IS.
Best ever imported. el per pound
IMPERIAL Rroen, IS, 40, so, 90, rs, 81. ei 20.
Beat ever imported o. 40 per poun'
laUNPowDER green. co. rs, o., 81 20.
Best ever imported, o. so per poun
,x Japan Pokoe and fancy TEAS in groat variet
Special prices to hOusekeepers purchasing hve poun
and upwards.
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wALKIE CANES. fancy hAndles..-. 25 2S
Horse Lines. with bellD = ~
Panoramas, different subjects. ------.75c TO W
Magnetic Toys. subjects in box. 2n
w
oPTICoGRAPH now optical toy two szss..si, 50
Jack the box" verv largo 70
The Glutton, man eating. worked by sprinR----. 20
S5I 20 - oonniots ~ ~---........... 50
One tune mu6l0 OOx ''-'''--'I
Harmoniques. 20 keys.------ w
BRASS NsTRUMENTS-
Piston. and 10 notes 00 00
Trombones, ......--.---.-.--..''''''i 00 w
Rubber Foot Balls, painted, 5inoh. % %
TinOh-- w
Birds Fowls. Animals with muAical belows;-.-.. .
For Good Child" leather box containing
knife, fork. and spoon. with napkin ring or m
''"se'..-''''S
Do in fne morocco case satin lined ed......-..---Z %
MILITARY TOYS
Cape Knspsaoks Sword, with belt-----..--..i % %
Drums large Sizs, wooden frSme------..--.l W
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o1OAKs! OLOAKSi 0LOAKS!
A very largo assortment Of cLoAKs' from " up %
the most elegant ones of MATALIzEA and BkAVAA
CLOTH worth the inspection.
We would state that We take great pleasure IN
showing goods, II you buy or at.
Do not forget to call on
-. ,n,o Levy Brothers.
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Painted wooden Soldiers, sizes. No. l...-..-.. %
No 2.-----.-. v
Wooden Stables, completely hnished 1o9r .c
Wood carved animals, IL in . box, assorted per m
box. -.--'"..---A w
Par,or Crooust sizss in paper boxes so G. 81 SO
Parlor Crcquet sizes. in wooden boxes Vi oo w
Wooden Gymnasts, movable linn BIS, full set In . m
Wooden carved Monkey Musicians, pieces, com. o
prsing full orchestra, set w
Wooden built Guardhouses. w
Noahs Ark with painted animals, extra large...-l W
Wooden Horse, drawing cart. u
Skin covered Goat, drawing painted hay cart-hAr r.,
messed ---. .---'''--'
Horses drawing heavy freight wagon.----..'-'l w
/ Horse drawing fine finished hanson cab.---.--l ~
Upholstered wheel Cart. drawn by shn.oovered m
TEN PINS, wooden. extra large, varnshed and
painted in sirong box 70 "
Crandal's Blocks -,,
Acrobat, Mera aRerie, John SuPin'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
E. .BERMINGHAM, LATE OF THE FIRM OF
z. L. McKEoN & CO., has formed q connection with
Mr. G. DOYLE. Wholesale Grocer and Liquor
Dealer Al TchoupitouAs street. ae9 I'M
SOUTHERN BANK-New Orleans, November Soth
election for Directors Of this Institution TO
serve during the ensuing year, will be held NJ " Ban
49,, 1Jr.a on the 10Th of December next between the
hours of l2M. and o clock P. Il. .,, c.S,
de2 ct D. OA1HIS' OH
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-09
Mating and Window Shades
KID GLOVES.

KID GLOHES.
on- ,Ook of KID GLOVES n superb: We sell
rvoBu,.Oued KID GLOVES of excellent quality,
Black and COlored. at coo pair.
FURNISHING GOODS.
I. may not bo generally known that We koSp tho""
ooods and We therefore would state that "" keep fol-
IT,. o,1AprEs, and GEErLEMETs RURNBHINa
GOODS. which Wo sell At
VERY Low PRIOEe.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
PARAGRAPH1C.

Sacramento has fever and sgue.
Wade Hampton wears cabbage
leaf in his boots for fear he might get
sunstruok.
Probably the sublimest spectacle
that Wagner ever saw In his maddest
dream was . beautiful l,dv, dressed
all in snowy white, with nu.brown
hair falling in cascade down her
back, in the middle Of the night trying
to smuggle her husbands hes. razor
SO rs to cut her oorns.
I Lord Charles Beresiord has shown
US that you may launch, OUT of : sort
of 4 A>frame, from the decksof vessel,
asorpedo which viii s,nkto Any. depth
in the water that il, may be thought
best to decide upon, from one foot to
thirty feet, and then msye on ai arrste
fuf twenty tIIuts Ia hour for full
thousand yafds-mase thaa Aalf mix
toward the ship for which she Is de-
signed, and on contact knock hole ID
ihes bostpn to an sssa Of seventy
felSege - ~, r. instspcs, 70 eivs
- ~ - sios, ) Loll
pass u 7 r. p I y VIZ
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
IEw YORK.
TWEED.

New York. April 2l.- The Her.ld's
Albany correspondents telegraphs that
the sttornsy general has not and new
Or had In his possession at Albany an
original confession of Twecds or any
Of the vouchers required to substanti-
ate ii. The only documen.s he has
arc abstracts Of Intended confessions
to be made in case arrangements for
Twcedi release are concluded, which
include references partly from memory
and partly from documents imnedi.
ately under control OF Twesd in Lnd.
low street, to . sufioisnt s1tak q
suhstsntiats ~ sllo I1Ill ~ I1fIi r
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