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ALSO FOR SALE.
OF STORE NO. aos CANAL STREET.
GO TO DANZlGER'S.

centa
Yard wide Jaconets reduced
TO . cents
Gray Travelling Linens re-
duoed TO i2h cents
Embroideries TO match re-
duced to 8, 10 and l2A cts
Satin striped and brocRded
Linens for Overakifts TO.
duced to 30 centa
Travelling Debsges at reduced
Pretty Mozambiques and
French Organdies at re-
duced prices
Our immense assortment OF
Dress Goods At half Of for.
mer prlCes
VictoriR Lawns reduced to 10
and l2b cents
Bishop Lawns reduced 70 Is
a and 20 cents
Finest ~ adeA reduced proper.
tLonately
Yard vide Piques reduced 20
10 cents
Striped and Plaid Nainsooks
reduced to l2t cents
| Swias Mue1ins and 90 Organ
dice at reduced prices
Our immense stock OF White
Goods At half Of former
prices
Black Grenadines (blAck RuAr.
Rnteed) reduced Jo 20 cen tS
beautiful Black Grenadines
rec uoed To 25, 35 and 50 OTIS
Satin striped black Grena
dines reduced 70 IS csnts
All Silk Grenadines with sat In
stripe reduced TO 30 oents
Fine French plaid, brooaded
and fancy Black 9renn-
diDes Mt half former pricea
Black Silks Zone yard wideb for
Grenadine SkiTts reduced
10 80 ceuts
Splendid Black SILK red1ced 70
75 cents
Splendid Black 0ros Grain
Blk reduced TO 81
All our finer grades of Black
Silks at reduced prices
GUNNER Silks at half Of former
pIices
Black Hlpacas reduced TO 90
and IS cents
Black Dola,neS reduced to 25
aud 30 oents
BlGck Tanise reduced to so cts
Black BON bsElnes French De-
Iaines, Bombs EetteB at Ie'
duced prices
Kid Gloves selling all over at
eI:5. reduced to rs cents
Parasols reduced to 20 cents
Canopy PArssols at reduced
prices
Silk Pa a OILS with French han.
dies at balf OF former priees
Childreu's Socks reduced 10 5,
~ ADO IS C. nts . pair
La lies whiUe and brown Hose
reduced to Is, % aud 2s
cents n pair
Gents finished Sccks reduced
to 25 cents
Ledies', Eb,ldren's and Gents
Fancy Hosiery At reduce d
LiSls Thread Gloves and
GauutisIs reduced TO /;
add - ceots
Corsets rtdGc d 10 30 cents
Splendid Corse'B reduced u
~ cents
Real French Corseta reduced
to o.
Bust CO reduced to 40 and SIC
Gents, Ladies ana Children g
puro Linen Handkerchief
NJ reduced prices
Pretty JAconet EdRiag reduced
10 5 Gsnta
Beautiful JacoDet EdRipGs re.
d1ced 20 z. . ADD 10 cs1bts
Pretty VRlenCiennes Laces nj
reduced prices
Children's Japanese Fans re-
duced 10 "a ceprsispiece
japanese FhLs. tiDsst qualities
reduced 10 IS. 2S aud 35 cts
Silk Cord ChAtelaiBes reduced
to rs cents
French Chrome Fans reduc I'D
10 3 } cents
Irish Linens, 10y the yard or
piece, At enormous reduc.
ton
Pillow Castings and bheeIngs
Rt enormous reductions
Damaak Towels and Napkins
lower than have ever been
known before
Ladiss and MisseS' ready.madt
Underwear At reduced
prices
Ladies' CbemiBss az 50 cents
Ladies' TiSs 81 reduced prices
Every article In the store at
reduced prices
Calicoea and CoitonB Rt 5 cts
LonsdAle and Fruit oftbO Loom
cheaper than any where .
Sofs fipist ed Cambrics reduced
10 B centB
Inamente reduction in prices OF
Gents and Childron's Caa.
sin eros Linen Ducks aud
Orills. COtioaadeB, Jeans,
UeBins. AWnings, Stripes,
Ttrkinus tsIg.
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. J. h. MALoNEY corner Of Josephine and Camp
Streets Magazne Market respectfully lnorms his
patents and the public in general that is
all operations apperaining to his profession In the most
scientific manner Artificial teeth inserted, with
without extracting the roots on new plan. Old sets
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas
chIoroform. Charges within the reach of all
al lS5
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-07-29

ST. AIPHoNsUs BoYs' HIGH SCHOOL.
The annual exhibition at this institution took
place last Monday evening. The following is
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-07-29

Few people have any idea of the no less won
derful than disastrous shrinkage in the value
of stocks at the North, From a recent copy of
she;New York Sun we qaote the following:
glance at tho following figures. showing
the amount of capital stock of three important
coal carrying com pauies, with the market QUO
tations and value of that stock in March, 1876,
and June, 1877, will give some idea of their
present straits and condition:
Per sa4ye@ Talue Falae.
March June March g, June %,
Stock g. 1915. 90. 1877. 1876. ls77.
Central NJ Jer-
sey $40 525 OO0. .I07 s2l.s6l75 1881 500
Del, Lack. and
W.. e21 200 200. .ll9 :3 3l,l7sOOO s646 600
Del. and Bud. Ca
nal. &20, 600 COO. .l20 20 "a 100000 600o 600
During q period of little over q year these
properties have shrunk to the extent Of
SOL, ,262, $50. or abont one.half the permanent
debt of the city of New York.
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On account OF Romovs !
On account Of Renewal
On account Of Removal
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On ACC 'unt Of Renewal
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On account of Rsmoynl
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths Ou hereafter
be inserted for fy cents Obituaries ivu be charged
at the rate Of ten Cents q line.
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A CARD.

A NAD'
The State Board of Csnvassers having finally decided
the question of the electiun of CORONER of the
Upper Districts in favor thus the verdict
given by tn people at the ballobox in November last
deem it duty well pleasure to acknowledge
my Indebtedness to my fellow citizens, and return my
grateful Acknowledgements for the hAtteHing mark Of
their confidence and esteem evidenced in the large
majority CT cast for at that election which
closed of the exciting political contests
known in tbiA State.
To the ladiss-hurdreds of whom worked earnestly
in my bebaf-I desire to especially return my thanks
To their influence my success was mainly due.
Having lived in this city since boyhood, always iden
tying myself with its interests. and striving to the
utmost of my capacity TO discharge faithfully the
dutes Citizen this decided endorse from all
css es is q matter of just PRIDE with and will
be one of the brightest memories OF my life.
JOHN G. ROCHE.
Now Orleans July 90 1917 1t
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

|tise xtle, ssf9s5 Sisbsr nod INNER
bti 81 @isss ssItsen, tnS fam in gro.
Sen sdbea a,if feline berrin s~useiprua.
gen. qelenonns, Ia@te fr0bli@ unb
tlati9te in itre pdnbe, ,pie lie es font
aIs aino tbat, tueun iie. fi@ einen e@sr;
erIaubt bate.
Ct 1T fait ebenio' treu ,pie Der @:eIe,
iaste lie, inoem lie ben 9unb itrei9eltc.
Ct er!aubt Niemanben, ii@ Der @isse
;u nabern.
Nun, ba mub bicler treue @adter
nit mir cine Iusnabme MAIDEN, crtpie-
osrte Sid, oenn id iebne mid barna9,
Oein &ino su jsben.
Misnonne nabm Oid's Mrm unb
fiibrte i'm on Die @iesc ibres s5bn=
3cns, tudbreno Der @unb poroussing
uno li4 6fters umlab, sleidiom als
woas er ieine 9errin feasen, Of lie nit
ibm sufrisoen lei.
Wfit iorsicmer 9ano idIus bann Die
slidIi@e junse Mutter bic @pibenpor-
bdnse a~useinanoer uno ;eiste ibrem
Grsunoc nit mi:tsrIi@em @tol5c ibren
Siebling, Der in bieiem @omente er-
lpa4te uno feline id5nen bIauen Muscn
|ireunoli4 su O;d aufidIus. Sid
rsi4ts inn isinen Singer. nod meldem
Oas Sinh lddeInS srif unc ben es als-
oanu feltbielt.
Gu iiebit, iaste Sam, Der 8leine Be-
9e4rt idon Seine Treunol@aft.
llno lie lei ibm fir's 2sbcn se,pdbrt,
ernioerte unler 9elo. @snn er je mel
acr beoarf UNI es in meiner Ma@t
itebt inn 81 bcIfen. 10 ioQ er in mir
einen Treunh iinoen, einen wabren,
trcucn Treuno, fi9te er bin;u, inoem er
Die bciocn @sidwiiter bel Der 9ano
nabm, ME SIR es mir i'm l1nsliide uno
in Der Nct6 s%euslen lcio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-20

XXVI. Gin beIauidtes 2iebesgeFdubnib.
Muf bem &ldmsse bon &i9mpno
mad 9onoon oa9te Sid iber Die Gin
bride nod. Die er in Misnonne's Got=
tase %empfansen. @eit entfernt, iid
bel BEN S9iloerunsen beg @liides lei.
ner SuSsnogcfd9rtin peinIid beriibrt
;u fiblsn, freute CT lid ibres Slides
auf bas Snnisfe uno iein ein;iser
Wunl9 mar, boB ME elm l1nfaQ ibr 9e=
ben pol Sian; uno Greube it5ren m6se.
@ar i'm erTsn Momente, aIs Sam i'm
BON Der Serebeli@uns leiuer Sdweiter
in 3ennntnib iebte, aud feline l1eber<
rai@uns fait cine unansenebme, 10
fiiblte er BEL rubiserer lteberlesuns ie4r
|balo, oab nur perlekte Gitslteit einen
Wibmutb er3eugt babe, Der allma6lid
Der %freuoisen 5beiInasute mid, auf
melde Misnonne elm unbefreitbares
&edt bate. @ie gang onbers maren
aber feline Gmpfinbunsen seweien, uenu
er Marion aIs bic Grau zines Mnoeren
sefunoen bate! Sdon Der Geoanfe
an cine iolde M0sIidfeit erfiiute iein
1er3 nit elmer Dual, wie er ie nod
ME im Qeben empfunben. Sa, es mar
linn nun flar> er liebte Marion, er liebte
lie nit Der san5sn &raft ieiner @eele,
obmobl cine innere @timme ibm Die
|Sborbeit oieier 2iebe porparf unb inn
warneno surief, baB tie cine l1noanf=
Bartlett seeen Barnard lei, Der trot isi=
ner poblpoGenbcn @elinnnn9en ibm>
Dem armen Commits, ME Die 9ano lei=
ncr Sodter seben miirbe.
@on oislcr @tunoe at besannen fir
Sid quoIpolle f%ortpdbrenoe &dmpfe
;lpiIden lsinem pfli4tssfibIe unb lei,
ncr Neiguns. DIT oabte ct oaran, IL
sn%tIie6sn, un, oem 8antier ieinc @obl=
tbaten nit lnoant 81 lobnen uno feline
5o6ter unsliidlid gu MAIDEN, Der er.
tuenn i'm feline Beobadtunsen MIDI
tauIdten, ni4t gats 9leidsiltis mar
MQsin INNER w!eoer bielt i'm feline 9iebt
suriid.
Mber nidt Sid ALIEN mar unsliidlid
in oielem Streite swilden 2iebe unit
Den Yflidten, Die inn Die Dantbarfeit
sesen ben BANTER uuferIeste, AUDI Dla=
rion lit, lit eben 10 bsftis ioie er, ob=
wobl aus gang anoeren @riinben. Sn
i6rer naipen l1ntenntniB Der @eIt ma,
ibr ME Der @ebanfe 9efommen, BAT
Sid pon alien Semen, Die feline sc:
l9idte tannten, als b0dit unoantba,
bctra9!et wirbe, mcnn er mad .ibrer
2isbe ityebte. Ct bradte ieltsn cine
MuBetunbe in ibrer Ndbe 81 uno III
bieIt, mos fir Sid oas sr0bte Opfe'
elmer beroii9en Selbitperleusnuns mar.
fir cine @leidsiitisteit, fir ein @er=
seilen ibrer Yerlon, tur3 fir onss an
oere ols fir bas, mas es tuirfli9 mar.
Menn id nur Elm Mann pdre, iaste
lie zines sages gu Mib 9ttin, bic Mdo'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

Where have the gra.shoppers gomez is
the query which bothszs the minds Of scisn-
fists and grangers. It il perhaps Of little
consequence to Us to know their fate, but
that something unusual has overtaken them
Is evident. For weeks they f1oated over
western fields, coming and going At the com.
mand Of the winds, occasionally dropping "a
earth and leaving again without inaieing
injury to crops. Now the cir i free from
them and it cannot b. learned that they
have anywhere deposited their egg. This
season's crop Of szashoppers has bssa an
unhealthy lot. They have eaten little and
have been restless and uncertain in their
movemsat. The theory Is that the red
parasite has proved their destruction and
the salvation Of the crops and that they have
noshsrssdeposited egg. but have sone u
that end which is - mysterious y thei,
origin. The indications arc Tat the eeun'
Try Aas bssn freed from the ssourgs Of yeass
and that in the future the farmers Of the
western prairies are to be relieved from ,tlt
presence Of their destructive insect enemies
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

- n bsslAse, w vsss pastssss Il III
eAeee ~eoaocdoaA hav1ng bsea saGHGsd % .
gssae variety q niseelIansoas s1aseraseA
s1s14AAoA bslng epatracA ~ cAsryiag The
|oe1N11 aoax City lese0et Sully and 10
Jsctn0 Min. hsAye1noaar4ealeA3aisA-
|iag Ieelaa and mit ~ mn 5IeslsS Is u
|goves11Isnt; dealing 8ca4Ae 11SkaA ~
city a. county rel so1aSEuaahfNeasH ea0
oStnin and . grain slsSStor ;0akf1 lar
cootraces Of al kinds, having lass year
(raded thirty-ax nilea a the Covinston,
Columbus and Black Hills railroad, and
built he nsw court house foe shis ooaaty.
During some Of these Year, their buainSas
sySfegatpdNyee e6o9o0N T~Assoe0loaol
Chafess' obeth Vas c~ootingent upon the OR.
ea.aeeaee%ha4 - was q he time sagaEsa
u dlltng . cattle contract with the Indian
depAid1untdH which u had asonS.fourth
interest; and Il Il owing 70 the constant
petsonal attention 10 Hedges brolhers gave
their bustnoes. whatever L might be. that
~ himito b there. They never shank
trim the mos arduous work, and no labor
or 10 their emplny cver gave % MANY bard
hours q day to their busines, 40 they die
themselves. Being men Of very strong
physical build, they have been able tn stand
what would long ago have taken down al.
most any other 9
In December, 1858, Charles E. Hedges
va married at Norsocs. Ind, to Min Mary
L. krut1. who died in July, 1870. In jan
nary, 1873 he wa married ct Clevel md.
Ohio to nto EmMa Quintrell.
Following azs The family relatives leA 70
mourn The los Of = son and brother: Ma
thaniel q: Hedges, father. Des Noines
Daniel 7: Hedges brother, Sioux City; Mr..
W II 0Mh1$~n~ 49, D~.Il ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

Later Information from the sce.e Of Cen.
Gibbons Indian battle indicataa that his
victory" came near being y diaastrous an
adatr % tho Gutter battle. He rushed upon
The Indians In their chosen position, while
bic support was . hundred miles away.
They o~utnaraherod his force bv three to
one. and he lost one.half of his men before
the CONTEXT ended. Custer Was auniAilaA,d
Through = reckless charge into Tho camp 81
overwhelming numbers, and Gibbon barely
escaped . like fate through q similar indls.
erection.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

On ths 18Th inst aneen Nexieaua enterad
Rio Gnnde City, broke open The Jail, sho,
Judge Cox and The jsiler. and relsassd Two
notortous outlawaSThe civil authorities
called upon the military for assistance, and
Vol. Frtce. with 100 regulars and two CAT.
hnS guns. started IN pursuit of the Mexi.
CAN, but failed TO overtake them. At .
cabinet meeting on Tuesday It was decided
that the governor Of Texas Wa to demand
the oftsnden from the Mexican authorities.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
YANkToN, DAKOTA.
The Daily prsss and Dakstalan
EVERY EVENING EXCEPTING SUNDAYS
or SUBSCRIPTION
Per Week. Nets Per Month si; Per Year, 80

TIE New Jersey sreenbacksrs n~,niaated
Gen. Thomas D. Hoxie for governor. The
f~esoautioas Of the Convention dsmand the
repeal Of the resumption act and the renone-
tisation Of silver.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

- ~ lr
.bsents finn RI c;tv sh,s;ns -. = c,srsD
l.rd orr On r. - h.. Ssashs s.ssi.
MIMI 80 .ns5...S .Ma.1rSI s.S ~
s.srtsa NM Ia ls.s t,;r NJ .h..,... ~
h...L q -. =. L.ss1sssS u Az
-. ~ nes .ae aoowle9ee q -1ef. oeresve-
.-s.c.:.SS.H,s sLs.sI o.ssN e ~, ~ ~
- 80 ~ .Lu1Ipp tn. SsSps 70 les ner
k2HsN.su PeoNeo
~ sSia y w ~ I n:u coNla n9 sM
q 49,. ~ ~
1911. ~ nsl !Tn knel,; lo5
I'm .SstS sn.l,:.S nua - snF,n IT,
~ ~. ssMT' .aeceiSa me ooes
to tall her thst desth hsd come -
him expscaedlyr and while sasrounded BY
friends md kindred, would have laid . tax
Which nothing but . pressing sense Of duty
would lead any to perform; but when it
nuDe.se I'D her that the caly human being
.ADhsaId his last ul3a0cswsh sMAGhil,
heeShe tnally died 1itheutl even suGh oiAr
bolica! compantonahip, and that for % long
he had naught but the pail Of nights to give
him sepulture from the glare Of dayA the
climax Of d~istreefal difficulty II reached.
10 overcome It, the facts were telegraphed
By !. +. Dwight to her brother, Gilt GUM
trell. with suggestions how he should pro-
O0001 oN0 w Wy8XV~ 0D0 00DUA0&k0X xWt8klIo
gence of her Wtd0Whood WaB broken to her.
and last evening It 1850 she started for
Sioux City. and will arrive here Thursday
noon. Surrounded By her mothsr's family.
the associates Of her childhood and Later
youth, and enjoying the scenes made eanec.
tally dear BY Year, Of Absence from them.
the caskst other happinas receives q blow
20 crushine that IL shattered n sements can
never again be put together. Into the sonl
which has been sorroved m,nv times for
others grief. there has come m ansnish
with which abe has 20 offen sympatSi.ed.
but of which only those can knov anvth;no
whose h~eaxt-shfnav. kaye been mt Ia ne
terrible Tension Of bearinr mn he hnrian n
woe that M vhen one'a own lava !.
smitten. If words could alleviate sthis voe
how elsdly Ne would ~ M! Init -n.nghtt
now remain-f for he consol.fion az hi. -, ~
soul but, ~ 49, e. - vhon,
& has 3 vith dsiiv net;t;ors -han
trouble seemed afsr of: a. 4 "a III. ..ma
cd vbo has nromised to her ~. -. of .he
sfAicted. HI Gender .ercv ~ le.;.e
kindnes. b.ve hen . h.im ~ N ~ h.oLa11s
hearted children that c.lIeS nnon b;m ~
he il the eme yesterdav' to.dsv and ss.
ever.
To the father Of deceased, who lives at
indirect way, first a. . runor 70 Wm. Foe
Charles Il. Is the second ION whose violent
upon TO mourn, Nathaniel having Lost his
OF the road; to Montana BY Col. James A.
SARcGf0.% "A 01ofQf At k0Nknk and AnnfkoP
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-21
OfhU6.

parrt6burg u.A 1.Uu li.o0 5.zU I.ou
Seten Sarnnag tDerben bic Accommodations
,iiee tpeIGs Sarrisbur8 unt 9.10 NaGmittdss
serla1en, biz natt gbambsrsburs fabreti. bprt
I'M t1.35 glahts nnlanstfi, NIB am Wcniae
Wlcraen I'M 440 tibr pieter mad Sarrisbur9
,uriidfebrsn, mo fe I'M balls s anfpmrtsrt.i
Die DiasturD 3weie,fiss SsrlaIrn Sarris-
burg I'M 1.35 glahmittass, fpmnien bort nm
$50 an, unb hb1n um 1000 MGrgfns ra1
SarrisbYrs slfhd, tpo Ie UNI IL SO anlanssn.
Wabrenb ter Greurlipasjsil tptrb Gin tpelte.
rrr Bug auf bfr Dillsburg 9peiebabn Iaufrn
br i6 nit bfin l3ug tpslGer Sarrisburs int s
libr RprseRs bfrlGbt btrblnbet tinb unt 7.30
llbr glbenSs apitbr IN Sarrisbure anfpnimt.
!3iise mad WereersburG 2rubpn unb 8iG-
nGnb perlaAeH Gbambsrsburs 3aGmittaes I'm
4.05 nbr, uni. fpnintrt I'M 9.15 Vprnttia9s
mirter mad Gbanbersburs ;iiriif. It
Sputb Mcuntain 9dee, fiibIiS, ecrnfItirfn
NIT i9iigen tpelHe Sarrisburg nm 1.35 gfat>
nittaes prlaHtn. unb fpnnien bier urn II .55
0prnittaes tpitber an.
Der Mcunt alltp,ug rpnnsftirt NIT i3tissn
teIGe Sarrisburs 8prmittass I'm 500 llbE
unb Na9mittass piit 1896 psrlaGen, unb itia.
@en I'm .3uriidiebrsn gsrbinbuns In SarrtS,
burg TIM 1855 grrmittass, II. UNI. 80 gBSs.
a8. 8Oyb, Superintsnstnt.
3. WeGuIlpb Gen. Gidst 2lssnt
0anfea 0IarH QieneroI.9losrL
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-21
8arrisbara. ga, Cpnnerffas. Stunt q, 1877.
poeGe
SausIIibss Slid.

0as Sranenber3 70 miIb. 70 iueib
SIT elmer 5arten Blume 9leid;
Gs fol- bein $er5, o Wfann, auein
Scin Simnel, feline Come isin.
8 CONN ibm beinen SonnenbIif
lln6 baIf ibm feinen StrabI auriid
Salt ieinen Simmel rein un6 flar,
Sc Iobnt nit REDEEM Sdmud fiirpabl
Sc offnet iid Dir boil Sertraun
Capt bid in feline Sisfen fbau'u,
llno mebr oIS ale @r6enpradt t
Wnbt in be8 $innleIS tiefem Shadt.
8, tribe ieinen $immeI nidtl
gnt3ieb' ibm ME bein Sonnenlidt 1
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