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G. z. GIRARDEY'S
Calendar OF
Auction Sales of Real Estate, Stocks, Etc,
TO TAKE PLACE AT THE
ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE,

Thursday, May z4-For account OF NE sue
cession Of the late j. NJ. Hoyle, tilat cen
rally located property toI m n1an s se and
Tivoli Circle. designated as NOS. 23s ana
al ST, Charles street. a most desirable
Two u one.siory frame dwellings, Nos. 200
and 2o4 St. Joseph p, street. between 81.
Charles aud Carondelef streets
me sF nannfo tnown as No sls Bsnve street
Between broad and rgenois, s Tree =,
single cot ages on Broad. between Canal
and Gasquei streets.
The large frame market situated on inc
northwest corner OF Broad and Gasquet
streets and, also,
large number OF building lots lit. situated Tdn on
Canal Csstamhouse Bienylle, Cont1;
other prominent stre.tss. For further
particulars see plans and descriptive ad-
.saturaa sy.'T May 70 That choice commercial
properly the. splendid four.stoly b aisa
store No IS Magazine street extending
through to Foucher street. AZ an IN
vestment this properly 10 without It's
rbe suhatantially built and centrally located
four story brick store end dwelllngn NO.
at aravier, between Baronne and Dry
That magnfcen- and superbly finished
three story brick mansion designated py
Tho No. 2s4 C'nal between Franklin ana
rho IA, ee,sio brick store and dwelling;
No o Aneuneiation, tetween Delofa ana
poeyfaTre streets. ,, .,
That very luable and centrally located
property. Ms Al aud 43 Bourbon ss ri =
between Cusomhouse and Bienvlle
streets. Admirably a1aut7d farany bnsi
ness rpauir NJ proximity to Canal street,
The double tenement frame tag M . aso
Laurel str ct, b tween Sixth aud Seventh
streets. ut, ~ M
That mont two-story brick dwelling, M G 70
st. Thomas between Gatennle and Era.o
streeis-a comfortable home in the snip
ping aud cotton niesa centres - -
The handsome double frame cottage, No $40
St Peer, between Gaive5 and Johnson
stree ts. .,.
The comfortable frame cottage, on two lots
forming the northeast corner Of Mtsga'
zine and Della haise streets; and
That excellent bull ling site fprmi0R the cor
MR. OF Deachaise and Con tai cc streets
For terms and full particulars, see official anu
descriptive advertisements and plans al the
office of the AuctoLeer. 81 Camp street.
myT II
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans, May 20, 1877. J
The following changes in the location OF poll
ing places for the election on the 18th inst, are
hereby made, and tho said polls located as fol-
lows:
Third ward.
Poll No. 1-Frout street. near Poydras.
seventh ward.
Poll NJ 2-Corner La Harpe and Johnson
streets
Fourteenth Ward.
Poll No. 2-Eliaa street. between Broadway and
Chestnut.
my2t u ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.,

MAYoRALTY or REw OREANs.l
Rev Orleans. May 81, 1877. !
SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED
- until TIL UkS DAY. the 3lst of May, at IL M.
for furnishing the Crescent City Police with
uniforms and equipments. in accordance with
ordinance 1914.
Specimens Of different articles required may
be seen at this office.
Payments to be made in three monthly INSTALL
ments. Ed PILSBURY, Mayor.
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FOR SALE.

E,OR SAI.E-ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING FOE
u the summer fine pair Of well-broke. gentis
carriage Horses. For particulars, ptice, etc.
call at 20f Constance street. corner of Orange.
myA 3t%
L,OR SALE-A SMALL SIDE WHEEL
IL STEAMBOAT, 4ofeet long. foot beam, Q foot
bold, drawing IS inches, in perfect order. stita-
bic for boa clubs or pleasure boat for the Lake.
viii be sold cheap. Apply to III. II. HAA9, 1i0
Grayier street InyJgs
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FOR RENT.

II n RENT-A FURNISH ED FRONT ROOM.
II No. II franklin street, two stops from Canaf
stree with board. s25 q month: without board.
So Saittbie for ona or two gentlemen my2n
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LOST Or STOLEN.

7 .OsT OR STOLEN A NOTE OF s347 %.
IL drawn by jacques Frederio, aud indorsed by
Pascal Lapnyard dated November Q. 1876. and
payable one year after date. = he PUBLIC is re-
uuested not to negotiats said note, as the pay
me mt of the same has been stopned.
ANDRE DORGAN.
New ORLEANS MAY "a, 1877. my24 80 ie3
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE TAX COLLECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT.
Parish Of U leans, May 0. 1877. ]
l Property owners of the Third District are
hereby notified that am now prepared to re-
ceive current and back TAXES ON REAL ES-
TATE. at No. II Esplanade street.
my9 Inn g. T. PROCTOR. Collector
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WANTED : SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
w and Buggies. Any one having SUCH and
wishing to dispose of them. can find ready
Carondele' street Also full stock of Car
riages and Buggies, and complete stock ofthr
wonderful combin alton: in short. a full stock
In everything appertaining to the Carriage
business-all of which will be sold at reduced
prices to suit the times. The community is
most cordially invited to call and examine at IS
Caropdelet street.
mill 3m L. r. MADDUX.
WANTED : BY A SOBER AND INDUS
w trious young man situation as Watch
man. Porter. Salesman or Driving OF any kind;
Is thoroughly acquainted In the city. Would go
In the country if desired. Address W. G., DEM
ocrat office. fe2Gf
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For Sale.

A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE,
new and in rerfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINE, Democrat Office.
my1 If
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AMUSEM ENTS.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
Friday Night ana saturday Matinee,
may rs and 20, 1877.
Two Grand Dramatic Performances by the
Academy Comedy Company Friday: MAY
GLiTTERs is NOT GOLD and the Farce
Of A QUIEr FA"ILY. Saturday Matinee -
Last entertainment this season by the above
Company, presenting CASTE. my2t 3t
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
To be given under the direction OF
PROFESSOR GRUNEBERG,
eT. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
CHUaCH,
Corner of Third and Annunciation streets
Friday Evening, May rs, 1877,
at ~ O'Clock.
TICKETS .....,.....- twenty-five CENTS.
Programme.
PART
I. Organ, Voluntary. Master Henhdheim
3. Hymn xxx / ". Webbsr) Miss Wedeme1 er
4. CGnpena Misses r. Toney End M Gruneberg
fiiep iep p1tse Mrs. Goang
7. Protect Us Through the Coming Night Quar-
te,tel o, MI Ca9teman n Il Misses NJ. and Il
FART II.
t. Nearer nv God to Thee. (Ouartetto, female
voicesl. ...., Mrs. Van Benthuysen and
Misses Gruncberg
O. Duet. Mr. Froi Mayer and Miss NJ Grunc-
berg.
3. Solo.
4. Consider the Lilies (Toplifn. Mrs Van Bon
lhuysen.
5. Trio Hear U.s. 0 Father! Mrs VI. Van Ben
thuysen. Mr. G. Van Bcnthuysen and Miss
NJ Grunebsrg.
e. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Verdi. Bass Solo Mr..
kosenbaum.
7. Jerusalem the Golden. .s,s-... G rand Chorus
The Chorus is to consist Of twenty-five voic s.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR. l
Fifth District Algiers. !
April 10. 1877. J
All persons within the limits OF the Fifth Dis
trict owing license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the office for the collection Of said
taxes is now open at the eorne OF Seguin and
Patterson streets, Algiers.
M. J. BARRETT,
ap19 If State ak Collector
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ELECTION NOTICE.

pointed will apply mt this office. register their
oaths. and obtain their commissions
BY order OF tho City Council
myl2t to 25 ED. PILSBURY. Mayor
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Rally! RalIyl Rayly!-Tbere will be a
MASS MEETING of the voters of the Third
Ward held at st. Joseph Hall. corner OF Com
mnn , end p5rbigny streets. at 7:ao o'clock
This meeting is called at the request Of many
citizens who are in favor of the railroad but
are opposed to voting to compel the people of
New Orleans to give two AMI a half millions OF
dollars TO a railroad against the will or ability to
pay and the uncertainty Of the railroad nelng;
built, and If bn lit the chance of its being owned
forever by foreign capitalists. and run In the in
terest of st. Louis or some other city. as is the
case with other roads built with our money.
Able speakers will address the meeting.
". 1. MPhE1hBHEnhfrfoN.
my4 M&E* Committee of Arrangements.
For the Lake ONCE Of New orleans
City Railroad Company, No. 14 Canal street
trains for the Lake will leave the city every hour
from O'Clock a. m. to o'clock .. m and
every half hour from p m =, to p m. IN, me
my2s If @. @. LEWIS, Secretary.
Of1ice Louisiana Equitable Life Insur-
ance Company-An annual election for Direc-
tors of this Company was held on MONDAY,
April &c. 1871 The following gentlemen conssi-
!! tute the Board of Direc ors:
| A. THOMSON CHAS. CHAFFE.
JAMES L. DAY, r. G. HEHNDON.
| J. W. STONE, JOHN !. ADAMS.
| B. r. WALSHE. s. Il. NEWMAN.
| ALEX. MARKS w. B. SCHMIDT,
HENRY J. VOSE, Il. w. OGDEN.
i. B BRIGGS. JOHN Fl. PIKE,
| HY. ABRAHAM. Il. Ell. FAIRCHILD.
JOHN F. HENDERSON, FL NJ PAYNE.
J. b LEVERT, Il. A. TYLER
JOHN s. GROVES A. PATTON.
| At the annual meeting of the Board Of Direc-
tors. held on MONDAY, May 18th. the following
Officers were elected for the ensuing year:
SAMUEL MANNING TODD President.
| Il. W. OGDEF, Vice President.
| ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON,
| mvg Secretary.
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I.ouisiana Levee Company, "a Caronde-

Louisiana Levee Company, 81 CarOnde-
let street, New Orleans. 10Th May, 1877-Notice
of the Charter, that meeting of the stock
h aders Of this Comp ny will be held at this
office ON MONDAY, 18th June, 1877, between the
hours OF 70 o'clock m. and O'Clock .. M, to
vote upon the acceptance or rejection by the
company of the provisions OF the act OF the
Legislature. Known as 80 1879 ri the Extra Ses
sion of 1877. JOHN HENDERSON.
President Louisiana Levee Company
my19 I'd
Succession N0tice-AH persons having
claims against the succession of ABNEk L.
GAL MES are notified to present the same to the
undersigned without delay.
SUSAN E. BURKE,
By her husband. E. A. BURKE.
mvs 301 80 1859 Gravier street.
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APPEAL TO OUR MERCHANTS.

On Friday next, the 25th inst. the electors OF
New Orleans will vote whether or not SUBJ
scription to complete the New Orleans Pacific
Hallway to connect this city with Shreveport.
on Red river, and Marshall. Texas. shall be
made by the tax payers Of our city.
On such an occasion. one more vital to the
commercial existence of New Orleans than any
other. the undersigned unite in a call upon oil
business houses TO suspend on that day their
ordinary occupations, SO as to allow time Tor all
their employes and themselves to attend at the
polls and all to secure such sanction to the
subscription as will silence all opposition at
home and abroad to the future success OF our
ons great enter prise. the only one ever set on
foot exclusively controlled and intended to be
owned and directed. and in every way managed
in the interest OF New Orleans and Louisiana,
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WANTS.

STATIONERY AND MUsIC-63o MAGAZINE
- street. Pianos Tuned for 81 80.
my5tf D. LEIGH
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GENUINE CARBOLIC SOAP.

For sale a.
]. H. KELLER'S.
my3tlo ITO Graver street.
II ANDING-EX FRENCH BARK COMTESSE
IL DUCHATEll, from Bordeaux-
ono casks Red WINE st L,rbes G. Leforestier.
80 casks Red WINE. Cotes de Bourg, G. F.
u half casks Red WINE. St Loubos.
70 half casks White VINE, Graves.
80 cases st Egniiion ella z [. P. & r. Rudelle
40 cases Marganx CL RET p. Il L Rudelle.
10 cases Chateau Leoville CLARET. p. Il L.
Rudelle
iocases Chateau Popo Clement CLARET, P &
Z Rudaile.
1000 cases Empty Claret BOTTLES with straw
caps.
5000 STRAW CAPS.
For sale by U. BASSETTI,
my2s st 20 and 70 Peters. near foydras street.
NEW ORLEANS. NAY Is. 1s77-THE UN-
in dersiened will discount COUPONS of
STATE CONSOLS due July LIST, at ten per cent
NJ i. BoNIs h ALBERT FMopE.
Rtock aud boEd Brokers' loon No. 8, G llier
loourt myls1w
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Cow Peas-COw Peas.
+ yNHoICE CAROLINA CLAY PEAS,
n, CLAY MIXED and other varieties.
500 TONS COTTON SEED MEAL.
For sale by A. A. GREENWOOD & CO.,
my2o I'm II Magazine streat.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23
NOTICE..

To iJames g.. BIaine 3 You are hereby mott
fed that. inpursunnceo OF an order this day made by
the Hon. Decius s. Wade, Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court of the Territory of Montana andJudge
of the District Court in and for the GQHpty 81
Meagher, said Territory, the dispositions, Of me foi-
lowing named Witnesses will be taken before the
several officers named in the said order, anu NJ inc
time and place stated, for the purpose OF perpetual
ing their testimony AS to- the contents OF u certain
Power Of Attorney, by. you executed 70 John y
Blaine, VIRTUE ofwhich your appearance was en-
tered in a certain action pending in the said District
Court in and for the said County of Mcagher, where,
in enc Henry b. Freeman was plaintiff ana yonsnd
others were defendants, .,.t 4a ,.L,,4apa,
IThe dispositions Of Alexander NJ. voolfolk and
Cornelius Hedges will he taken at the office OF
Chnmascro u Chadwick, in the town Of Helena,
county of Lewis and Clarke, said Territory, before
Clarence O.. Ewing, u Notary Public, on the 24th
day Of September, A. d 1871, commencing ut the
hOHr,of 10 o o'clock y. IN of that day and continuing
until completed. That the deposition Of Timothy
". Collins win be taken before e. A. Hampton,
Probate Judge, at his office in the town of Diamond
City, in the said county of Meagher, on the goth day
of September, AID. 1877, commencing ut the hour
OF 10 o o'clock n. m. of that day and continuing t!ntll
completed. And the deposition Of MassenA Bnllard
will lie taken before Charles 81. Warren, ~ Notary
Public, at his office in thetown of Butte City, cpnn-
tyof Deer Lodge, said Territory, commencing on
the 2sth day of Septembcr, "A, DolsT7, at the hour
or 10 o'clock a. m, and continuing until the same
shall be1completed. lTa WILLIAM "a
Dated August 18th, l677..rtas e4a,T Ht..8l asl
CIIrrMAsERo & CHADWICK, Atty's for Applicant,
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4 CARRIER pigeon, carrying a message to
the French Ambassador III London, won a
race against a train going sixty miles an
ho,,r. ,rhe bird was liberated as soon ms
the steamer reached Dover whence 1t new
to its doyecotc III London, seventy miles in
sixty minutes ov' 20 - h.,n...,
IA ."
IE1SsG On. rFocRNIA.-The Alta says that
in Southern California;, one we'll is already
welding 25 barrels perlday, and only $50
feet depth has been bored. Pipe lines are
already projected and California anticipates
a repetition of the Pennsylvania oil fever"
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moJ9 eorg aftNe.s549) .yipig1t53 WI
A .PPLICATION FOR PATENT. oseqa
ElAao4U u. s.. BAND OrF1cEz,i3 !
Helena, Montanu3 July IS. lS77;(

! h9l&99tf3 EfAu8fU u. s. bAND OFF1CE,,t3 y
s ssbafg y 4 Helena, MOntanu3 July Is, lS77.I}a
! Noticeis hereby published that Almon Spencer and
John Meeks, whose post Office address is Canyon
Ferry, Meagher county Montana Territory haze
this day filcd application for patent, under the Min
ing laws of Congress,A fora placer mine, Situated
In unorganized mining district, Meagher county,
township II N, range l vests of principal meridian,
which claim is recorded in the County Recorders
Office in sAid county, and described iii the official
plat and field notes on. file in this office AS follows;s
~ BEGINNING ut n pine tree 6 Inches in diam. marked
NJ q 40 for corner No. in the east boundary of Lot
No. 40, from which the quarter section corner ON
the North boundary or section No. I iii township TO
north. range II west bears by calculation S ~ deg As
min W 81. 62 chains distant, and running thence N
2odeg + a77 chains; thence $ s. deg e II: SO chains
thence IS deg so min h II 80 chains; thence s G9
deg 80 MINE $40 chains; thence $ deg 30 min + II
chains; thence $ 40deg As min Ws3O ST chains:
thence n 81 deg w 4. Is chains; thence \. 81. deg 81
min ~ lSchains; thence N 22fleg WIG chains; thence
= 50 deg w 2S,4i chains, TO the pEtce OF beginning,
Embracing tffffty and twelve huaslredths 60 12-IO0)
acres, upon which q, notice of said application, to-
gethcr WITH an official plat Of the premises claimed
was posted on the oath day of July, A. d. 1877,
according to law. The adjoining claimants to these
prenises are JameS yHornbnckie. and others, claim
antsnf Lot No.14o, piacef claim on the west.v No
others known. 44AAza
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described claim, or any portion thereof, are hereby
notified that unless their adverse claim, is duly fled
according to law, with the Register OF the United
Statps and Office, at Helena, Montana Territory,
within the sixtydays period Of publication hereof,
they will he forever barred by virtue Of the proyi-
siorS OF the statute i'll. MOE, Register,
Benz, =, MsRssts,sU $. pep ,lip, Surveyor, 5,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Of Meagher county, IT. In
the matter of the Estate of William Douglass,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
liam Douglass, late of Meaghee %scouAty, Montana
Territory, deceased, were granted to the UNDER
signed by the Probate Court OF said Meagher coun-
ty, NJ, T., on the 23l day ofJuly, A.. D.! 1917 IA
PERSONS having claims against said estate are re,
quircd ia. exhibit them for allowance within'6he
precludel from ahy Benefit of said estate, and that
IL such claims, he not exhibited within two years
from the date Of such letters they shall he forever
barred. THOMAS y. -
Public Administrator Of Afeagher county, Mt,
and rs such administrator Of the estate Of William
Douglass, deceased. - -, 49, J se J..
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10 MINERS.
United Suites Land Office,

Helena, NJ. T., July Is, 1871. 81
John Buckingham, whose post Office address is
Diamond City, Meagher county, Montana Terri
agricultural land. under the pre- emption laws, the
N. half of tieES laE. qanarter,, and theS halfof the
N. E. quarter Of section No. %, in township No.9
north, range No. . east, which land is suspended
from entry. Notice. is herebylgiven that a hearing
will be had at this Office on the 18th day OF August,
A. D., 1877 at 10 O'Clock a. M, to determine Us to
the mineral or non mineral character of saidtlanf,
and testimony to be used upon said hearing will be
taken before tho Register and Receiver, ON the 25th
is alleged fhore are no Known miners, nor mining
improvements upon said land dllall aa4 iItte IN
2-36-5w J.;H. MOE, Register. =,
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M.ISCE la ECU s.,


Blasting by electricity, II of the latest
practical developments of science, is beng
generally utilized.ss1The advantages are
great saving of explosives safety, and pro-
tcctiono of life, economy OF capital and time,
and overcoming obstacles that 'nothing else
will, such as firing under any Quantity of
water, sinking OF driving III soft sandstone,
granite splitting, roofing up trees, blasting
log, etcaE H% JGS a
On Saturday, June 1C, . gigantic explo-
sion was arranged in the granite quarr'es OF
Messers, Ellis and Exrard, at Bardon Hill,
near Leicester, by Messrs.s Akin and John
Harris. of Mobiles Explosive. Company; SIX
holes Being put in, averaging a'depu' OF ~
feet, each hole, being charged with 10 lbs. OF
dynamite, and exploded with Capt, Brains
electric fuses. The machine used to lire
them was Capt. Brain's American improved,
"A most compact and simple article, being
only some IA TBS. in weight, Which may be
used by the ordinary working men, giving
an electric spark 2 inches in length.'tThe
firing Of these six holes had a most marvel
GUS effect the whole quarry having the APP
pearance ofbeing rentgassbym earthquake.
Huge blocks of granite were 'tufnbied out,
and upon careful examination and measure
mert 1t was computed that 1850 tons had
been jdislodged and thrown into the bottom
of the quarry ''rhfs practical demonstra-
ton of the effect of simultaneous blasting
WITH u powerful explosive IN connection
with quarry works was most satisfactory to
the proprietorsss and other gentleneli pres
ent, 1t being generally acknowledged that
such successful results had never been
known In the district before, re seY
The Electric Blasting Apparatus Compa-
ny, Cinderford,C Worcestershire, have also
just very successfully laid down "a set of
blasting apparatus at South Lirkby Colliery
near 'Polnitesffraapctt,, where shafts arc being
sunk to a depth Of 700 yards. The advan-
tages of the system are so apparent in COL
lieries already using this apparatns in the
distriebthati its useis sbecolnings more ger
.cral,,4 At the Houggfhtopnnl Main (Colliery, near
Bafnsley, two Is feetsmfts are each firing
le holes at once, and raising 10 tons Of de-
bris from o shot, an increase of so tons Ia
blast on,the. old system-@ap practical demon
stration Of the great advantages of slnqlta-
neous blasting. = Mining Journal.
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Tobacco Scraps. for sheep Dip, furnished
without delay. Packages OF Hogsheads q 500 lbs
Of upwards, at &c. to 2 l-2c. per ~. =
IA South Commercial street, st; Louis, Mo- 1
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23

TUE two feet gauge railroad between Bill
lerica and Bedford is making good progress,
and will soon be finished. The passenger
cars, now building at Laeonia, N. H., viii
he a decided, novelty, as they will have a
row of single seats on each side. The ro9d
Is eight and one-half miles long. and will
cost about $50, 900, or less than $4,000 per
mile, being only one-eight the cost Of the
ordinary Railways ieodaiasa
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23

WHExsthe gilt frames, Of picta,res or look
ing glasses, or the mQqlqipgss ofarooms have
specks ofrdirt upon them from flies or other
causes, they may be cleaned with white of
eggs gently rubbed on with. a caners hair
pencil. ~nnr>1ra
To DO UP shirt bosoms in the most per-
feet way, one must have . g polishing iron'''
"a small iron rounded over and highly. pol
ished or tiiesends and sfies..' Spread the bo-
SONS on 2 hard and very smooth board,
with only one thickness OF cotton cloth
sewed tightly across it. tINIrAY TrHIs
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23
USE pure, SOFT water, with d very littl,

USE pure, SOFT water, with d very little
fine toilet soap to wash the A~airrapd. head
-occaslonaily; then rub dry With towels.
Use M SULPHUR no tonics. no coil, no other
grease. Brush daily but be careful not to,
irritatc the scalp With the Sharp teeth Of fine
combs III its normal condition, the human
is a perfect electrical conductor, but when
full of grease it becomes n ~non-eonductor,I
and often causes headache. 9W - fgoat
THE Warren Farm Well, one of the deep
est, if not ytlle deepest dug wells ingthe
world. was commenced on the South Downs
above Brighton in 1858, and after four years
persistent digging the water was reached at
II depth of ASA feet, the shaft being 6 feet
In diameter down to 400 feet. and 4 feet for
the remainder. The operation cost between
$4,000 and eT ,00o,, and was watched With
the grea ct interest by geologists.
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