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RESTAURANT DEs oUATRE
SAIAON4

MIR. JOHN BOSlO, P. ..OPRIETAIRE
previent ses aInis de "a vile ct de Ia cam
pagne, aiusi que le pnblio on generate, au i
a transf6re sOn restaurant du No. lS6 de
Ia rue de Chartres au No. IN de IL meme
rue, pres de St-LOuis. II profile de cette oe-
c,siOn pour remercier le public ct sOliicite
en- meme tempsla continuation desc bien
veillant patronage. II informe en- outTc ses
stpiS QUIZ des salons particuliers an pre-
mier, ct DIES chsmbres mcnblees l. Iouer ) "a
semaine ou Al mois. Los persouucs d. "a
vil)e ct de 10 campkgne y trouveropt toht Il
comfort desirable.I Q restaurant sers op, ert
ius4uN minuit. s fey ISL
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DECEs.-Madame We Paul
|arl, nee Marguerite Robichanx,
st decedee 4 la NOuvelle-Orleans
hmedi dernier. SEES reStes ont
tie inhumes lundi dernier dams
! cimetiere de FEglise Sr.-Jo-
|eph. La defunte native de la
baroisse LafOurche resiiait 4
FhiWdaux, mais depuis plusieurs
(n 6es, ellie habitat la Nouvelle.
orleans.
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Aux Nos. 81 ct 50 de Ia rue du Canal.
HABlLLEMENTS,. LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX.

u
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX.
A YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins dos
IA Nos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de la rue, Vieille-I.e %
wee aux Nos 81 ct S3 de la rue du
canal, jannonce respectueusement au
public en- general que j'ai, atm de r6pondre
Taccroissement de mon commerce le plus
fort stock Embellishments. de clapcaux.
de lingerie. dhommes. de jeuues gents ct
de jeunes garcOns-stOck tel quill nv en-. u
jamais eu D la NOuvelle Orleans. Invite
ines amis ct mes clients ne venir Pexami
ner ct s,assurer des prix.
A Pavenir, cOmma par lc passe, lie 1e ne
gligerai rien pour faire face aux bes ,ins do
la place. Je serai toujours W1t a rcmpIir
tous les ordres (grands on petits) Z, .habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es.
peces ct de tous genres, depuis les vGtements
colnmuns habAations jusgu'au hinge dc
toilette le plus tin., LIS prix de mes articles
seront inyariablemept aussi BIAS cue possl-
bio.
Les rommandes de la campagne sont Fob
jet dune attention ilumcdiate.
LEON GQDCHACX,
Aux Nos 81 ct SO de Ii, rue du Canal
IA Oct-T6
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-Pinchback ct Antoine sOnt
sur les rang, pour la position d'of
fcier naval a Ia Norvelle>Or-
leans. LIE senateur Bruce du Mis-
sissippi, soutient lie premier ct
Burch le second,
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STE -VALERIE--La f9te anniver
saire de Sainte- Valerie a Iaquelle
le corps des pompiers SO sont fait
un devoir d'assister a ete favori-
see par IN beau temps. .Apres PIN
posante cerem"nie -eligieuse qui
a ell lieu ell cette occasion, pen
dant laquelle lie Rev. Momus, cele
bre predicateur dominican, a fait
un sermon remarquable, les com.
pagnies des pOmpiers formees en-
colonne ct precedees des fanfares
7hibodaur ct St-Joseph, 80 sont
rrndues au presbytere pour ,rece-
vOir des mains du Rev. Chas. Me-
nard, le prix que chacune d'elles
await loyalement gagne au con-
courS qui a eu lieu pendant la
toirr. Les trois demoiSelleS. Mile.
Juliettt 'Nebre, r-presrntant III
cOmpagnir Thibodaur No. l, Mile.
Louise Mich-Iet. rrpreSentant la
compagnie Protector No. let Mile.
AnaStasie Bergeron repreSertant
Ii compagnie Home Hook d. Lad
der No. l, qni avaient 81 bien su
prcndre les imteIets lie lrur com
pagnie respectives, ont recu com
me temoignage dc gratitude de
nagnitiques presents. Apres la
collation. dOnnee par le Rev.Chas.
Menarl, les pOmpiers sOnt reve-
nus 4 Thibodaux ct Sc sont ARE
tes a la residence de Mr.. Michelet,
on des acknowledgements lcur ont
etc servis. Apres quoi, revenus a
leur point de depart, chacun est
retOurne a ses affalres.
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I'm TnfOrInatiOns Locales.

PAPEGAI.-Dimanche 13 mai.
papegai Sc tireraechez Mr.. Ro.
hond Leblanc, pres Lafourche
Dssing. ii y aura anssi des
brses de chevaux ct des rafrai-
easements. Qu'on Sc le disc !
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KIP & RUCH.
Moulin a Riz Perseverance,

tTous les Prix d6ternes aux Foires de III
tat de ia Louisiana pour l6calage du riz,
depuis lS6Sjusqu'a aujourd'hni.)
Nos. ., 10. IL ct Ia. rue des Champs Elvse,
en- face de Ia place tlu, vieux Depot, 3Ine
Distsict.
NOUVELLE ORLEANS
Nettoye APO barils par jour.
LES SACS SONT FOURNIS GRATIS.
Prix.
No i.--.-...--.-..-.....a Cent
~. .....-.....--..--8
A>O. H.
JNO NJ. WALSH, Agent
Oct II "a
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buBEs.-Sur la premiere page,
hs publiOns la liSte des cin
hnte deux jures qui sont appe.
Ia juger. pendant la prochaine
|sion de la COur du lone Dis>
1t judiciaire, les citoy ems qui Sc
BIT rendus coupables de quel-
|es mefaits condamn6s par les
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OKLEA rs.
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
IL Il is Royal 1T. New Orleans
Between Canal and CustonihOuse Streets. J
LOUIS CHAPLAIN Proprietor.

All the delicacies of the season are to be
found here, as also choice wines of all kinds
Parties, weddings, etc, supplied ut short
notice. Private saloons up stairs.
Rooms, elegantly furnished, to let by the
week or month. This Restaurant is kept
pen until twelve o'clock ut night Jan IS.
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EXCURSION. - Dimanche der
kr, entire quatre ct cinq heures.
nombreuX excursionnistes ont
is passage a bord du bateau
6sumption, pour aller rendre nne
bite a lenrs co-paroisienS de
|ckport. Egaye par III IAibo-
lac S. C. Band, ct par l'improvi-
|tion dun bal, le trajct, aller ct
tour, a etc des plus agreables.
RENAISSANCE. - Depuis que
rancis L. Nichols, est gOuver-
,ur de la Louisiana de part lie
it ct le drOit, n0tre communau-
semble renaitre a la vie. On
neliore les proprietes, on fait
IS contracts pour reparer les
agasins ct residences, ct les
,ssions politiqueS Sc sont etein-
= pour faire place a l'ordre, d
tranquillit6 ct au travail.
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Helen D'Este ct sa troupe
uramatl4ne sont actuellement i
OpeIOusas.
, 1877-09-30

day.
To understand the reason Of our continued prog
per1ty. It is only necessary to recolcct that our
membership is almost exclusively composed u the
the artisans, mechanics, aud laborinl peope of nur
country. and who. with the exception Of few cau-
tions capitalists, ere the last and least Affected By
financial revuisions-
1t il no pleasing fiction or extravacant self-Iau-
datioa to SAY that In these truuh'ous times the
peace Of the nation and the stabl!.tv Of onr Gov
ernment have been greatly conserved by the silent
vet potent influences Of our Order, perm 'atins
every tissue of our body polite, and lending sc
hand and the greed Of nnlswful gain md oppres-
sion on the other
SESSION OF 1878.
The next session is to be held In the City OF
Austin, Tex. This remote place Of meeting
will necessarily entail AL additional expense Of
5000 or $4,000.
THE GRAND LODGE OF ILLINOIS
will commence its session ut Belleyille On Tues
day, the 9th of October, and the Grand En-
calnptncnt on the same day and place. The
Illinois Central Railroad will sell round-trip
tickets for one and one-fffh fare from Chicago.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FoKEsTERs.
Court Brisco, No. 9, was instituted Thursday
night at the Masonic Hall. No. Il North Clinton
street, by D. D. Il. G. Ranger Fitzpatrick Tacy
start of with sixty-dve members. The follow
lug officers were insta allied BY the D. D. f. c. r.,
assisted BY the State II. C. r. ana c. r., Ut
Court Excelsior, No. 5: l.. X Whitcomb, G.
T.; a. E. Hoadley, N. D., T. G. K; John L.
Parish, Sec; Charles y. Gastfeld, Asst. See
I. +. Flarin, Treas; !. P. Horn. S. w.; Will
lam Luty, ]. W.: Charles D. .Jutltl, s. B.;
laurance Brecn, J. B.; \. Z. Hoalley, c. P.
, 1877-09-30

,r. ,c": 1 A4ee' - ...'1'.,e Ie.", "a s';1n
Si' inofpe - u niua'easeu "'oo"ef' ano
some time ago he paid his addresses to Mrs.
Bolts, widow on the shady side OF forty.
Thorne is rich, and after the widow ACCENTED
hin, l.. he,on - fc,r th,t chr, ha,, ,,lo,,
h: -. ~ a. ~ . ,a ~ ,,1 s..,,,51 -.
,A''l 1or 4's noncs' :a't1 ~ ~ " te9'
her to ascertain IL she really loFeu himself alone
So one evening when they we're sitting together
in the norlot. he sofd to hcr:
..u,,no1, 1,vc so,nc,h;oo ;nnorto,t n +o,,
1.a"'.'''' ire soIn's"t.s =. , sA4' W 'e'l
yoa' nut anl gong 10 ~ 1t oeeausc coflsl'er
it right that you should know it. Hannah,
what would YOU say If informed you tI,at one
Of NV kncc mans is ROM and that have :, na,
, 1877-09-30
FEMININE NOTES



Domestic pets-Matrimonial sulks.
An old bachelor explains the courage of the
Turks by saying that i man with more than
one wife ought to be willing to tacc death at
any time.
man hid in 8 public doorway, and Jumped
ont and kissed his vile. She@lidn't whoop and
yell as expected, but remarked: ''Don't be so
bold, mister; folks around here know met"
Three arc mob, according to Law. This Is
what young fellow thinks when he and an
OTHER chap are courting the same girl.
model wife: She never wasted a solitary
thing. Let cat die around our house, and the
first thing you knew Mary Jane'd have a nutf
anu set OF furs, and I'd begin to find miucc.
pies on the dinner table.
MARRIAGES are not as plenty as usual. 1.-THE
young 1adics,'' says the New York He'll, sought
to get up strike for their affairs. The strike
LOT the tires can come in afterward, when the
question Of building them comes up.''
discreet French citizen recently declined
the oiier OF suitor for his daughters haud for
the following conclusive reasons: ss'rhc Young
man is done for, past all hope; for he has no
umbrella. and by cuts open tho leaves Of books
with his fingcrs.''
She woQldn't stand to have tooth pulled for
ono million two hundred thousand dollars, she
sa1tl. and yct she walked the street in tiny
CATERS two sizes too small for her, and thought
nothing of it; but then nobody saw TINT tooth,
aud several saw the CATERS.
Nothing is more touching than mans depend
cnce upon the luvc and sympathy of a woman.
u See what you have brought me tor remarked
Western 1lan as, TN his way to jail, he p1ssgd
his wife, whom he had tried to kill because the
fapjacks were only Drowned on one side.
Customer Ito proprietor OF large establish
mcnt)-'I want q mourning suit, please" Pro-
prletor-"Wlat is the bereavement, may
ask:'' CustnTcr--"My mother-i,Elaw." Pro-
prictor ito distant sIooman}-"Mr Brown,
show this gentleman to the light atlliction de-
partlncnt.'n
1T was little hard on the boy, for he meant
well and had a SINCERE admiration for the girl.
1ney were sitting at the tea-tablc with a COM
pany OF others, and as he passed her the sugar
he murHlurcd in an undertonc, ss Here It is,
sweet, just like you.'' The compliment was a
little awkward. to be sure, hut lie meant it :; and
1t seemed 1hore than cruel when in moment
later She hat the occasion to pass the butter to
him, a1,d drawlcd, +" Here it is, soft, just like
you."
SHE UNDERSTOOD HIM.
Il pensire mood came DER me:
remarked, with many sigh,
THE fr0+t and cold will 4ooR be here,
The landscape change to brown and sere,
And all things green will die. :"
Size looked sweet and sympathetic,
ind the tears st,nd in her eye,
A. she murmured in voice divine,
Placing her lily hand in mine
I'm sorry, bnt-.oGd- hyc!''
, 1877-09-30
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
Dressing the Baby-."Papa's Diff
ficuit Job.
A Test Of Affection---A Woman Who
Meant Business.
Female Gamblins.nouse in San Prantists...A
Front.Steop Episode.
rrST LIKE A GIRL.

JUST LIKE A GIRL.
Vtrtfv, Cbns,sfenfu. shou art a je'eeL"
stop. You forget yourse1f-and nc!
do not care to listen - Noi
And it is No for once and all. You shall
Not torture and torment the SO!
told you at the very drst
That VIC would he Int friends; and now
fJnst like mani you rail and rave about
A dckle heart and broken VOW!
II had promised anything,
Or given any cause for such
pcnouncing, might care; as things have been
/ do not mind yonr angcr-nueh.
Why could you not he satisfied!
Let US forget this folly, and
Be friends again, just us we were. Come, I
Am ready; sron't you see my hand:
Gone, declare! Gone! Not wordl
I did say mo" thrice, I confess;
But then he might have known that Was on
The very point Of saying ''Ycs''!
CHICAGO Lulu If. n.
, 1877-09-30
MORE PLAGIARISM.

To 7
DURASp, Wis, Sept 222.-In i recent issue Of
your paper there appeared i little poem, over
the signature of Is Mrs. B. F. Stau!1er," eut!tled
" Ny Brother" find, upon reference to the
original copy, now in ny possession, that the
lady has cotA<d the poem admirably, with ne''er
a mistake until the signature. when, hv =e'a.
unfortunate miscEance- she has affixed her osn
name, instead of that OF the author,
The poem, My Brother was one OF my first
literary ventures, which, Wit a companion
poem, I" My Sister," was written expressly for,
and published aud paid Tor By, Prank Leslie, to
, 1877-09-30

whose periodicals have been for scme years
contributor.
Of course the authorship Of such poem as
AMY Brother'' is not matte of great mo-
ment; but. as 1t is destined to appear 10 my
forthcoming volume Of poems, it will perhaps
make ratoer bad showing for Mrs. B. F. s.
If you doubt the truth Of my statement, I
shall take great pleasure In referring you to
Frank Leslie, who, doubt not, will be able to
set the matter right at once sincerely hope
that the little mistake may be explained, and
that Mrs. 3. F. s. has not intentionally been
guilty Of SO gross i breach Of literary etiquette
rs the appropriation Of All entire poem, trifing
though it he, from sistcr-writer.
YoQ will confer favor by publishing " Aly
LIZZIE CLARK HARDY.
MY SISTER,
Who WIS it climbed the tallcst trees,
And tore her frocks and grazed her knees,
Which did her teacher mich dlsplcascf
lily Sister.
Who was 1t atolc the lemon-pie,
Hid on the pantry shelf 80 high,
And gave ME hnlf upon tho slys
Who was IL in the mil!pond fell,
And lost her thimblc in the we'll.
And cried for fear that should tell:
Ny Sister.
And who ut last long dresses wore,
And had OF beau1 half-a score,
And voted boys perfect boref
Who coaxed me once to 20 to bed
Because she had an aching head,
Aud then sat up with Cousin Fred:
Who sews the buttons on my clothes,
And with me to the opera goes.
And then ueglects me for the beau1?
My Sister.
VINO always scolds me when swear,
And does nobby pull back wear,
All pleatcd, looped and pufed with care!
Ny Sister.
Who brushes, dusts. and darns my clothes,
And all my little failings knows.
And kisses me before her beau1:
My Sister.
And who, with al her crimps and cnrls,
crsilks and velvcts, rings and pearls.
is just the joiIlest Of girls: ..
Ny Sister.
-Li--i< Clark HQrdy.
, 1877-09-30

70 the Editor q The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. 81 was glad to read your
notice OF q poem stolen and sent to you for pub
lication as original. accidentally came across
the Iniand Magazine for July few days ago,
AMI saw poem, " Flowers g by J. Smith,
but in reality the beautiful words Of Longfel-
low:
Your vo;celcss lips. flowers arc living preachers
Every cup pulpit, every leaf a book, ctc..
and familiar to every reader vi any scope It
seems to lnc SO foolish a theft to take from
those so we'll known as Longfcllow, Moore. He
mans, aud others. If person. must steal, why
not steal SO far back that the poems have boen
forgotten by those who read, if such could be
the case: READER, BUT No POET.
, 1877-09-30

been eating pears.) The only reply she got was
more desperate plunges and kicks, and in
moment more George succeeded in dislodeing
from hls trousers leg large-sizcd rat, which
had evidently come from under the stens. and
for some unaccountable reason had made lad
der of the young mans shin.
, 1877-09-30

broken in railroad accident, and the Doctor had
to cut it ont. I'm subject TO fits too''
This is horrible" said Thorpe. "sfrs. Bolts.
think you ought to have mentioned these
things to me when proposed to you. i'm
agincd that was addressing woman, a com
plcte human creature. But what are you, Mrs,
Rotts: Mrs. Bolts, you appear to me- to be a
dilapidated old wreck, With not more than half
Of the usual machinery about you. It's WON
der to me you don't fall to pieces''
's I a1n no worse than you are. You said yonr-
self that you had a trap-door in the top of your
head. and d gum-clastic palate.'
Yesi but these things amt true" said
Thoruc. - only told sou about them to see
if You really loved me. I'm as sound as dol
lar; no inactive liver, or slver-platcd skull, or
ANYTHING. But you seemed to be kind OF strung
together, SOS if you should knock against any-
thing you'd scatter around over the Garnet. I
think you ought to let NC of"
"Vcry we'll, sir, SO will. But let me tell
you that I've got nothing the matter with me,
either. I only invented those stories to try
you, because knew you were playing a game
over ne. Now know you don't love me. You
cali 60, sir.'
Hannah, take it all back. I do love
you"
ssDo you, rcallys Then love you more
THANH
But no; the curtain had better be drawn right
here. The cold and selfish world has no bust
ness with such scenes MS this. They are to be
consolidated early next month.
, 1877-09-30

r
Last evening one Of tho many devoted lovers
with which our city abounds was sitting OH the
steps OF Schoolstrect mansion with fair
young darpsel by his side. The hour was O.
The old folks had considerably gone to lcd:
starry armament; he looking tenderly down in
to the depths of her starry eyes, and speaking
in low, soft torres of--but why particularKe:
Every one knows what Young men say On sleh
liscoyered asS m d. it paie and unreal n thc moon
light'' At the same time his lower limbs dlew up
spasmolica1ly, shot out again like catapalt;
his arms joined in action with his ieSs ana d! ,sw
wildly about in all directions, the hre hy1ng
briskly from the stone steps and MS boot:hees s;
as be plunged madly around. 10 George" " shs
e.ia4l .:AaEa the peaIa hurt Yout" tIhef'd
, 1877-09-30

A tramp applied to lady in DcsAioines for
something to cat, aud to the inquiry why he
didn't 60 to work, said therc was notany chance
to work at lis tra,le now. The lady asked him
what his trade was. .Shoveling, snuw,'' was
the confident answer. He got his dinner.
, 1877-09-30
DRESSING THE BABY.
Pht{ddflphia fF0rfd.

olo el'llo sne uoes ~ ~ ',"@a.' oust''es
lhc 'nan'ci' ".0 "4.'e 49,. "s4'e y. 1"ss
and before you kno" IL lhe }oanestcrs slid on
| of her hands with his face washed and hail
<.on,hod h;s c}oth;ne in shio-shanc order. and ,
80 ,,,,,,or he or,n Th;. ali con,oe r.,,,,
SAo 7,-;.n ,,.,, - :. a;ro.a.+ IT,
! knowing now. WI" 1l'an IL - uillerent. III
| makes elaborate preparations and puts on tht
mir of ono who is getting an cighty-four gl,t
s,;,, xo.a. f,r two re,rs, tr,tisr He cn1,cct
cup '."1' ~ a.,s: tn.ro+,or -, ,.ao.. .st.
the youngsters ouos eoselDer ~ neap' gain
cflhS 'ncn, Up liolN p. 49,, 1>n $500, "a ~ .ne
this, and sharp, swapping inquiries for that, an6
sa,' ,',,,n,,ta ad amount of rett;np down m h;s
An u.''' 1sa,.;,,n around rrao, +ho ,,rr;+,,re
hhces "nu louN, s,,.1. ,, 80. ''1.1. ,'1
ing undrcsseu tue ehll1 Tue n'Snt oeloFc), nc Al
length sits rcs'9ncoly GOWN III j ehalr ANU Will
! feeble attempt at Eood-hatufe, says:
"Come, Freddie, come to papa, and have
your coscs on.
The child, who Is Just theh travelling around
in his night-dress, and plnslnE win damp
towel anu STOVE Mle!leh, Hints pec ii'1e 1ol
the door, 1nil Oh aoealrc W eeeape 'nto lue heA1
room. . ,,..
Come. Freddie, come to papa: like good
boy" says TIC iather' "l'u u "fa'c enort Ut
patience.
The child keeps on Ills course
"Fred"'
This sounds so much like business that the
younystcr stops, turns, ana lacking Slowly up
to the now stcfn.oro"eu paecht, sfaa9as ~ M gus
within feacn, "hch eutuelt Ei"u - u's IL ~
brings him into position where tfc camp towel
flaps around on ths ia1ers iI clGd srs ,I front,
and the store wrench plutlips sol1tA'y oo"u UPON
the very top OF his boot.
"lmmortal julius. ne screams = IN asony,
nursing his 1oot VITA olie h'o a11,1 ouahnG .,le
ss r tee 1}aey ge s
4 voice from below, where the wife and
mother is busy with getting oreaAlast' JOINS III
the chorus:
'Olmstcad Mo!lGspL, "na1 on e'ltn afe you
doing with that ehld;' II, !, -. .,o .,,.,. n
80, YOU be darned: goes pach tne qutgs re-
piy, in short ugly desperate g1o"l Inat sllcnces
all further inquiry.
Then the father, a1ter ruool1s ms 1ooI and
groanng awhile, squares inc chiu found anu
bcgins the process Of dressing hln' which Is
mostly made up o. ureaotul sIs selue3 oes"een
clumsy nnGers ahu s'iiVoIn poles1ain pae:o
a general nisplacing Of garments hind-she be-
fore and upside down! searches h1lGt tne Hiss
iHg articles ana ta,A nAe 'ns 4o1'o"'ns'
Turn aronnu!'
"Stand stlll!. ,u
"Hold your arm up
'Thunder and lightning! Can't Sou ht things
bel" .,,,,
"Stop rcaching:
:" llolu your neau up'
"l~p. say! ,,,,
Cah't YOU heep aSnt' ,.3,
"Whcrc's that other sslfts
"Shut up!"
let 60!
s'Blast that hutton!'
."Now, where i'll bl:lzcs Is lhat pms"
"Stand up!' =,
''Thcrc! by tE1lndcr!
"Why don't you 1all down anti be done With
it."
f'StOD your hoWllhG!"
"Stop!"
''Duch! Devil take that pln!"
, 1877-09-30

New ORLEANS, La. Sept: 29:-Thc Galveston
Neps' special says: "Lieut. Buliio, with 100
men, has crossed into Mtxico; near saraeossa,
in pursuit Of horse-thieyes No particulars re-
reited,'
, 1877-09-30

ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 29.-Col. David IT..
Armstrong, an old citizen OF st. Louis, and
whccl-horsc Of the Democracy Of this State for
the past twenty-five or thirty years, was ap-
pointed United States Senator this evening by
Gov. Phelps, to ill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Lewis Y. BoIy. Col. Armstrong is at
present Fice-Prcsident OF the Board Of Police
Commissioners OF this city. ..
the newlY-appointcd Senator was screnaacd
at tho Planters House ut II O'Clock tonight by
large plumber OF friends, mud made very
brief speech, in~which he said he had not sought
the office. but did not state whether be intended
to accept the appointment or 1ot.~ Several
speeches were made by gentlemen present, all
highly eulogistic Of the new Senator.
, 1877-09-30

Bfddy says she does not see anything so very
heroic in s{.ali- rampart- She has scatest
manv q sneep' '>i.:ad, aud that's about the same
thipC.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-15
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity Of Tanks 400, 900 Gallons
ALL NOW FULL.

WATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN
w Rvby Hill. in any desired quantities., at
all seaso g Of the year, at a uniform rate and
lower an can be furnished from any other
source. Water delivered twice daily to p-i-
vate miles, miners cabins saloons, etc.
Tick cts ranging from Ga to 50 cents apiecc
vii. 10 sold at the office of the company on
Ruby Hill.
w. b. HARRUB Proprietor.
T. w. PEARSON, Superintendent.
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