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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-14
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-14

All those who have heretofore acted, or nov
desire to ~afaliate, with the republican party o
Dakota, are cordially invited to meet in their re
spective counties and select delegates to repre-
sent them In this convention.
The attention of republicans is called to the
necessity of nominating candidates for district
attorney in Retrospective districts, and as there
are no district committees, the territorial com
mittee suggests that the delegates to this conven'
tion be authorized to appoint committees fol
their respective districts. to call conventions fol
this purpose.
G. {. MooDY. Chairman,
l.. d. +. PooRE, Secretary.
MARK w. BAILEY,
JOHN HEAD,
j. L. JOLLEY,
ALEX HUGHES,
G. A. L~OUNSBERRY,
b. F. CAMPBELL,
F. b. CHAMBERS.
Territorial republican papers please copy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-14

PASSENGERS GOING EAST should bear
In mind that this ia the
BEST RoUTET0-cHlcAco
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passengers by this route have choice Of FIvR
DIFFERENT ROUTES and tho advantaee Of
Eight Daily lincs Palace Sleeping Cars
from CHICAGO TO
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
AND OTHER EASTERN POINTS.
Insist that tho Ticket Agent 7ells You tickets by
the North Western Road. Examine your Tickets
and refuse 10 buy IL they do not read over this Road.
All Agents cell them and Check usual Baggage
Free by this Iinc.
Through Tickets via this Route 70 all Eastern
Points can be procured at the Central Pacific Kali.
road Ticket Ohicr, foot Of Market Street, aud at
} New Montgomery street, Ban Francisco. and at
ell coupon Ticket Oniccs OF Central Pacific, Union
Pacific, and all Western Railroads.
New York Once, No. as broadway. Boston
Office. M. 3 State Street. Omaha Office, 1t5 Earn.
ham s.rs.I San franci,eo Office, New Mort,
gomery street. Chlcngo Ticket OhSces : q Cia,h
Street, ulidcr ShcruAn 1lOu,e !: u CaDaA corn.s
Madison S rect kinxic Street Depot, corner Meet
Kinxic sd Z ,nal streets Wells STREET DrIs,S
CORNER Wells aud kiDxic streti..
Yos RATES az iH!cffaaiiea not MiaisAblc frou
toaf hons thke, akent,. Apply 10
0Asus Hr6HIrv. ". u. kfxKssTs.
0en1A1Asr tilesf" Ccs1r-is Axv, ciscaas
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-14
TRAINS Ao:lS
East.
cRAlNs AoviNa
WEST.
STATIONS.
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RI
2 Passenger train going east connects at DAVE
Junction with branch trains arriving 1T loll
isndvilie At l2.ls ?: M, and then connecting with
Beleit, Canton, Harrisburg, Flandreau, Linwood.
Rock Rapids, Sioux Falls and all points on he
Big Sioux River, and from leaving POrtlandy.lle
at LIS p. M, connects at Davis Junction With
train going west.
S; A Eik Point with stages for Pl ca, Neb
4. Al Vermillion with. stages for Lodi, Niv- {.
side, Turner, ,BloomingdAle and Finlay.
:. At Mcckling with stages for Ut. amer.
=. AT Geyville with stages for st. Helena.
T., At Yankton with stages for all points u.
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
IA; and during the season Of navigation with
Missouri River transportation Companies line
Of steamers Tor Randall, Brule, Pierce Sully
Rice. Bismarck, Stevenson, Derthold. Buford.
Carrol and Benton; connecting At Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This Is the only Direct Route to tbs
GEO. E. MERCHANT.
GEO. +. WHEELOCK, CENT S1pArintsndt.
dQenk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-14
REPUBLICANS TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.

A republican territorial convention is hereby
called, and will be held at the city of Yankton,
In this erritory, OF Thursday, the aad day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1873, at twelve O'Clock M, for the pur-
pose Of nominating a candidate for delegate In
congress, and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the con-
vention. The several organized counties will be
entitled to representation In the convention. as
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
Tefesrap9tf&e 9epef4en.
Deutf 9I a n b.

2oubon, "a. Stunt. Ser Raiier Don
&uBlaub wirb auf Der Reiie mad Gms bins
men &ur3eu In Berlin erwartet.
Berlin. 25. Stunt. Ser gnsldnber
Bii@op, weI@er ausetlast mar, bur@ Be-
ite9uns in ben 8efs uou Yldnen beuti9sr
Geitunseu 3u selansen ueriu&t su baben,
1T su brittbalb Sabren Strafarreit uerurs
tbeiIt worben. Gri@eint Elm iebr seidbrli.
DER Patron ;ufein. Sm Sabre 1864 parb
er gu Guriu weseu Betbeilisuns on elmer
Veri@w0runs ,u @aniten bes ueriasten
&0niss Gran; pom NeapeI gu loidbriser
@efdusuibifrafe UerurtbeiIt. unb im Sabre
1877 beifa9 Ct in Nss eiuen preubii9en
Serseantea. UNI besasli@ Der MObilmad.
uns bes Susenieur:@ @orps Nuseuuft gu ers
lanSen. "~ .-
Berlin. 25. Suni. Die rNorbb.
Nus. 3ts." msIbet. bab bic MaBressIn,
weI9e sesen bic SosiaIiiteu in Auruenbuns
sebra@t werben iollen, ausenbIidli9 pom
benz Suiii,miniiter unb benz Osiniifer bes
Snnern sepraft werben.
Sn 9esus auf ben 3uitano bes saiiers
i@reibt bic v9sorOO. IHs. 5ts.", baB tros
bes bisberisen sanitisen GOrtidritts nod
einise Wodsn uerseben werbe, ebe Der Rais
isr i'm Stanoe isin rrirb, ii4 auf's Qanb ,u
besebeu.
2onbon, 25. Suni. Der BerIinsr
Correspondent Der .Eimes" melbet, bab
2orb Beacoasfelb in elmer llntsrrstuns
NIT Jlrit Bismard, we!&er Jpn gu Suse:
itdnbnifeu su bewesen usriu@ts, bic aeuBe:
runs ma&te: sd bin ni4t bisrbersetoms
men, um na@3useben.-
Berlin, 20. Mai. @orti9atoH wirb
einitweiIen nod In Berlin bIeiben.
2onboa. %. Stunt. Die rWornins
Yoit" seist an, bab Der 9ersos uon Gums
berlanb ber leste Sobn beS ueritorbenen
2Sniss uon 9annouer. iein &e&t auf ben
Ibrou ui@t aufsesebeS bat uub teinerlei
Nrrausemente NIT Preuben traf.
Oeferret@.unsarn.
Berlin, 20. Suni. Die Oefrei@er
werben binneu swet @o&en Bosnisu unb
bic 9ersesowina bsiesen. -.
&om. .-' ... w..
&om, "a. Suni. Den ueapolitanii4eu
Wii&Sfen bat paYf Eco snbIi& erlaabt,
am has tsl. Grequatar einaatommen, BIZ
bii&SFi3en palais ~ besieben anb bi.
gtntanfte ibrsr SprenseI an,unebmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

Der slei@ llu,e @olb re@nen, wdbrent
q in europe l54 au ! 'iaebt. Wir mab.
ten aIio unier sanses SpRem dnbern, Il
u.abte aberbaupt cine seuseiiame Silber'
usinae sei9affen werben, wenn bic Sa&e
sranbli& seorbnet werben ioq. Dir ftnb
IN Der 9bat auf ben Ausfa1 bes Gonsrei'
ies besieris. 5offen aber isbr weuis uou
bemielben, benn bas gerbdltnib 3wii@su
@oIb unb SiIber 1T tein iietes, tann ni&t
bauernb bur& seiesseberii@e weabreseIn
seorbnet werben unb bdnst uon sroben uni
pielerlei 3ufduen ab. Deuti@lanb bat er'
sIdrt Der Convention ni4t bei,utreten.
Die 3erfabrenbeit unb Eroitlo'
iisteit unierer Be,iebunsen 3u unierem
9ea@baraaate Wesrieo seist R9 re@t beut:
li@, wenn unan bic Gbatia4e In @adf9t
nimmt, baB ausenblidIi9 Der. staaten
Truppen unter SefebI bes Generals Nats
ten,ie auf meritanii9em @ebiete in einem
sleinen Gelb3use sesen giebbiebe ,tbdtis
ianb. Da bieie ofienbare VerIeSans meri.
eauii@en @ebietes In 5olse eines pon ben.
&riess: :Niniiferium an @eueraI Orb er.
laiienen Befebles sei&ab, trifft @eneral
Maden3ie tein GabeI unb fdlt iebe Vers
antwortIideeit far baraus stwa entiianbene
snansenebme GoIsen auf bic Bsnbesresies
runs in @aibinston. 4 '. gil
WuB man nun aud mad u6lterre9tlis
dem Besriiie Elm iol@es Vorseben, wel&es
tn europa 3weifellos iofort einen Rries
ueranlaiien mibte, tabeln, 10 tann man
es IN bieiem Galle aIs einen Met ber Notbs
webr sutbeiben unb enti9ulbisen. Seit
Sabren lberi9reiten meritanii@e @duber
unsefraft bic ameritanii@e @ren3e, feb.
len baielbit Vieb, bremen ein3elne @e.
b0fte nieber unb lafen ii@ ionffise @e.
waIttbateu ~ S&ulbeu tommeu, obne baB
bic meritanii9e @esieruns eini9reitet unO
bic S&ulbisen beifraft. Die ger. Staa.
ten Resieruns bat bebbaIb Wserito cine
Nense 0orfellunsen seua&tu. umfaifenbe
Vortebransen gum S9use ibrer @ren3e
setroffeu. aber obne Grfols, 70 bab iest
nur nod bas Wittel bleibt, bteie StroI4e
burd Der. Staaten Iruppen In ibren
S@lupfwinteln auf meritanii@sm @ebiete
auiiu9en unb 3l@tisen ~ lai1en. .s.t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

Priuatarbeit 1T nua unb 10 Uenbet man fi@
ben 0i1entIi@en Irbeiten gu, wofar @om
sen0tbist iein wirb, bas obnebin aberbars
oete Budget NIT nod einisen Ueiaionen
eire 3u belaffen. Auf Sem Sanb 1T bas
eleno nod srSber ais tn Der StaSt. Do@
ote Yreiie bat ni@t 3eit. ft@ um ben Notbs
ttano ju tammern, bat fte bod 3uuiel NIT
parteipolitit au tbun.
+. Spanien bat einen sroben gerluft ers
Iitten. Die iunse @6nisin Mereebes 1T
am 20. Suni in Elm beiieres Senieits iiber:
sesansen. Sie mar bic brittdIteiie 1odter
bes 6er,oss uon Wsoutpeniier unb Der Yriu:
seifin 9ouiie, @9ueiter Der R0nisin Sia.
bella. sic mar bas Wuifer elmer tatbolis
i&en R5nisiu unb wuBte ii9 in ber tur,en
9eit, bab iie neben ibrem @emable auf benz
Chrome iaB, bic bS9ite I9tuns bes 8oltes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
Nasfdnoif&e 2eunof&aa.

Diei@ueIIe 8eenbisuns bes
gonsreiles in Der turseu 3sit uon sebn Ca:
gen bat ii@ ni@t realiiirt. @enn ben ems
sesausenen telesrapbii&en Depei&en au
trauen III, 70 bat @ubIanb, bur@ GnslanO
in bic gnse setrieben, cine sdn3li@ unuer.
boffte gea9siebisteit erwieien. Cine Na4
siebisteit, bic ansef@ts Der ruiiii@sn ST.:
folse fat unersldrli& it. Sn ben Istteu
Sisunsen bee GonsrsHss bat mon ii9
aber folsenbe asuntte seeinist: Sseun
Wsonate wurbeu als Griit feRseiett, in Der
Rublanb feline Gruppeu su eutferuen babe.
Der Garit pom Bulsarien wirb ni@t bur@
bireete WoItsabfimmuus ionbern bur9 De.
lesaten erwdblt unb u,ub bic Bsitdtisuns
Der Md@te erbaIten. Oie nSrbli9e @reu,e
Montenesro's u. bic @ren,e Serbiens iollen
beri@tist werben. Bosnien u. bic j>er3eso.
nina iollen bur@ Oiterrei4ii&e Truppsn auf
unbeitimute 9eit beiest werben unb Oeifers
reid iol birset NIT Der Tlrtei In Der Anse,
lesenbeit uerbanbeIn. Oo& i@eint bic Cir.
Tel ni&ts weniser aIs einueritanben.
gbenio 1T fie ni&t einueritaHben, baB por
benz Sonsreb @rie@enlanb unb bic Iartei
lire S@wieristeiten reseIn iolIen. Wan
slaubt, bab @eit.0aumelien, Ebeialien,
Gpirus unb Wa,ebonieu bieielbsn Greibeis
ten wie OF. &umeIien unb, wie bieies,
Voltsuertretuns erbaIten werben. Qorb
Beaeousfielb bat In Berlin sinsn sldu3en.
ben Eriumpb erunsen unb Der @elt se3eist,
bab Ct ale Staatsmann einem Yitt nitbt
na&nebt. H.. .
Sn ber Gartei isIbR erwartet mon ifanb,
lid cine &epolation. Die Winiitertriien
folsen einanber unb bas Wertrauen bes
gelses sur Seesieruns febIt. Sn Greta
bauert Der 2au,pf fort. . s6 ...
Da8 WoItberOenfer anb ieiIeu
SResierans, Re f&einen felt saebiIins's Vt.
tentat ben 3opf perIorea ~ baben. Of.
i9su beate. trot allen Na&fori&unsea
nod ni&t esnaatirt n, bas gsobilias 60,
eiaIbemsfrat mar (9lues paS man ueib, Ia,
bab n ioeiaIbeu,ssraHi4e e&Hftea ssle'
fen, uaS yieIe aubeye. be ui&t SseialAeme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

aue anaetsen fente man ipdteisen8
&outas Norgen Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

ansetsen fir yienies, Qottsrien. @lidsfyisae
H., ale BEN @sif he Der fatb. 8ir&e iupiber, 10.
een feine Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

aaspdrtise aH,eisen maFen sorausbesablt psrs.s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

3etratts- unS 3obesan;eieen nit Sprna
$3.50, pbne Spru& $f.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02
greise der Snzeis.a.

Seben 3ca eer Spalte per Sabr............$t6.OO
"s @0nats'"...$fo.9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

Bisber baben bic BiidSfe bas grequatur-
ni4t einsebolt unb pom 8atiean monatli@e
unteritasunssseIber erbaIten; bic iiarte
abnabme oes peterspfeuniss aber sminst
isst lesteren CUR itrensen spariamieit-
(@ir slauben b,eie Nadri9t nod ni5t-
Reb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-02

SoeaI>Voft3cn.
Axter 3silen BREWER wsrben nitbt anssncn-
men. aIr iepe i3eile 8reSisr cber beren Sana
bas 1. Dial 10 Gts . bic nGtRsu NRole 5 Gsnte
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

PLANS FOR ITS EXTENSION AT MEETING OF THE
DIRECTORS.
In year the Northern Pacific Railroad VIII
be in working order point one hundred miles west
OF Bismarck the Missouri River This will give easy
access 10 the Black Hills region. meeting OF the
directors OF the company held yesterday afternoon
at its New York Office No. % Fitthave Bids for build
ing 2O5 miles OF the road from the Missouri TO the fe
lowsone. all in Monday. On Tuesday they were
opened Yesterday the directors took action hem
There forty bds about onehalf being for the
first huudred miles of the Missouri These ranged
from about 81 900 TO $5 900 mlle said by one OF the
officers be about ODettlrd less than II has cost TO
build most Western rOaus. Several of the lowest bids
were accepted the further fOTmalty OF examining
into the and responsibility OF the contractor IL
SAID that a NewJesey contractors ana New YORK
probably successful contractors are withheld.
discussOn the directors resolved that only
100 miles Of the Missouri division should be built now.
IL repO tied a few days that the company in
tended arrange for the building of the road Tor s
Government land. director said yesterday that cash
would be paid for the construction, the money 10 be
raised a first mortgage bond on the new hundred
miles of road.
It was deemed i'm practicable TO build the remaining
105 miles OF tne Missouri Division without first making
a Deter survey These los miles lie across the Sioux
Typographical science, the line hastily lld out
During the coming instrumental survey Will be
made. This year crOssties for the first hundred miles,
will be cut the cOmpanys land the iron will also be
worked and everything put IN readiness to begin grad
ing before tae Spring is far advanced.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
PREPARATIONS FOR SKATING.

The PARK Commissioners have decided not
10 erect building for the accommodation Of skaters at
the smaller lake in Central Park this Winter
II was dispensed with last season, and It s thought
s absence will not result in any ser us inconvenience
will be Open skaters, however as soon ms the
strong enough. The customary building has been
erected at the larger lake and the usual facilities for
hiring skates and chars Will he afforded. In regard TO
the use electric lights for illuminating tine ice at
night. secretary Irwin OF the Park Department. said
yesterday that II had not been decided as yet
10 use them The one placed on the Mall last
Summer was successful ana popular; but the ex-
pensc of maintaining two lights only was
a serious item. because the motive power used
could not be employed for other purposes
The fee viii be kept from all Winter u the
applO priatiOus hold out The CaptOue and Union
Lakes are covered with fine sheet Of ice. At the Capt.
tGline nuInber of small children skating yeser
day and Should the weather prove favorable the ball
will be up for public skating to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
FAIENCE. COrGL4SS And CHINA.

The large, wcll-lighted rooms Of Davis
COlamOre Coz at 1wenIy y-hrst-st and Broadway, show
of their fine stock OF taeuces and glass
ware. The second floor contains dinner and tea ssT-
vices and here OF the finest OF Havi and
and WedgwoOd des gns. One specially the service
OF Royal Worcester after the Queen Charlotte style.
THIS design was made for the Queen when she passed
through CITY Of Worcester hundred years asJ Thc
aitcr-dnner cOcecups made In the japanese sy",
with the sauccTs sunk 50 as to hold tue cup. N'Iy
br autIIul fish consisted Of long, narrow d-h with
nutcd edge ana putcs to natCn. The designs on hcst
d, shes were most appropriate, being sedgrlSscH and
shells SeyTcs dinner set WAS 1" thc FOhtaiu' 'blcHu
patiern witn the OF Louis Philippe Another re-
maTkable Tor It's delicate gold tTacug, was after the
Cha eau de TTi4uOn. Those desiring te"-a cCs Tor
Chrs mas presents vii! Ind great variety at this
establishment. rncy are OF every design, some de-
clucdly unique. .
Desccndg to the Grst floor find the beautiful
specimens Cf Havilnd iairncs some Of hcse are the
that the company mas Produced bcDg made Tor
tue Exposition. one with "a marine scene was pdItIru-
larry notice Abo for the effect Of It's neutral unts. The
Benuet fuenco l., spccIity OF Davis COllamorc Co..
Tins /, under glazed painting with remarkably une
lquid glaze Among the novelties Is large clrIhani
with basket back intended for Huwcfs fruit An
other Is a dish, win bowl and crcaIncT on
either side. Covering the dish strawberry vine nall
IN blossom, strawberries as luscious aS the natural
fruit there. The American crystal glass de-
serves special notice, ANA is as clear ana nnc ~ pattern
English. There was LTcdt variety OF dcslgus IN
fruit di5nes olive plates, celery dishes pitchers vases
and toilet sets.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
SEWING ON GAUzE OK LEATHER.

ADAPTABILITY OF THE WHEELER WILSON SEW
mo MACHINE TO A WIDE RANGE OF FABRICS.
The Wheeler e. Wilson sewing machine es-
tabshuent UDiOn-square Is OF the largest OF It's
kind this CITY, 1t extends through from Fourteenth
Thrteenth-sts in large room, handsomely fitted
up, and filled with machines and samples of the work
done them. On entering the the first thing TO
attract attention is the large containing garments
Of all descriptions, made entirely by machine from fine
Swiss Dress tucked and trimmed with lace insertion 10
eXqusltey stitched shoes. An OvercOat and the Swiss
dress were made machine. Hats with stiff rims
and crowns, and travelling g-bags, also made on
these machines. A saddle with harness complete
occupies case, and Is really "a work of
art. white flannel blanket with velvet applique IN
flower design and braidns, all machine work, very
handsome.
Machines ranging IN price from $50 TO 5000 are
shown The difference IN the price is Of course in the
finish and the woods OF the cases and the improve
ments. The new No. machine Is attracting a great
deal OF attention, may be had IN the PLAIN
table, or In the cabinet case which many people prefer
on account OF its beauty aud cleanlness TINS
the finest OF family machines This company claims the
grand prize awarded at the Paris Exposition this
late Invention of this company Is machine for bind
ing books Work which has heretofore been laeorlousy
doue hand and which this ingenously coutrived ma
chine does In toe neatest and most durable manner.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
AN UNFORTUNATE HoRsE-JoCKEY.

A wiry-lOOking little fellow, who styles
himself Uriah Wharton, jockey, of Sacramento. Cal,
was brought before Justice otterbourg yesterday by
an officer Of Western Steamboat Squad TO whom he
had surrendered himself vagrant with home and
nothing to eat. He blue with the cold and wore
thin little jacket buttoned up TO bis chin to conceal his
need Of shirt "When did you come heref" asked the
Judge. About two months ago., replied the boy land
have tried 'ard for job since, but IL seems as II
no one will elp and can't stan IL any longer sir
beat way tue cars. was friends with most OF
the conductors, and sometimes got ride IN the Ca
boose ana sometimes outside"
The Judge sent the lad To the care OF the Con mission
ers Of Charities and Correction aud the
Mr. McDermOtt, gave him good hot breakfast. Later
Wharton said that he was born in Wolf Springs Ala
bama, and had been in CaOrnit for five years. Last
MOdoc Chief, Molly Mccarthy. Flying HanK, and other
horses. HIS unees are well OIL he says and Keep fast
he would beat his way back again TO California.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
oRy4uESrs and PRECIOUS 5TOgES.
ALEXANDER NJ. HAYS q CO.'S ARTISTIC JEWELS
BRDNZEs AND STATUES.

ALEXANDER NJ. HAYS CO.'S ARTISTIC JEWELS
BRDNZEs AND STATUES.
The new show rooms of Alexander Nj. Hays
& CO. Uuou.sduarc and E.ghceninst., present ai d.
some appearance. Tie are flied with gold Orna-
ments watches diaonds, sappniIcs. rubcs, emcratts,
and All the other precious stones Elegant bouquets 0f
flowers as natural a3 nic adOrH the cases. FIench
dolls elegantly custumrd look To say the leas odd buo
moi out of place among such stock as THIS Rare pot
tery and porcelan vases and artistic designs In brass
goods are exhibited IL jewelry the newest fashions
are n lace pins bracelets rings and sets lace pm in
the shape Of an ancient war-club is novel Another
Is bow and arrow. delicatcly wrought aud with da-
moud drop on the bow. A pretty design ~ the
clover leaf. or the reto it Is more generally called
in cOlOred gold. sIray al forGet-m-hol5 WIN Inr'
gold and blossoms OF turquoise IL etqurt'N pretty
Those IN ciusOnUc enamel are generally III Jdhahcrc DC
sgn. One has square Of enamel win tuy al Oh c'lcn
side all In japanese dcV ,cs New tulquose
are In horse shape Of heavy pam EOu WIN Id g
turquuisr set AL around u the bang ring Is sci WIN
small stones pretty ring has sar and crescent stt
III small diamonds Tne snake rings so popular at pres,
heads. the snake bIaCcIets are So much worn on
with double heads IA IN Imitation Of the scales Uf tue
them look natural that one almost tAptcls 10 see
then crawl New necklaces are tn decorated
gold heads, very slmIar TO tho'o our slaHi-
mothers used To wear. They are ornanrhed ln NaIioG
devices and much retucr than the heavy INK meek
laces which ladies nave worn oi iat"' ErIhET u'CH-
rated in the manner as tbesc Dtads rp very Simple
and pretty. They are generally bal!-shapcu'
Danny Vienna tancles ~ silver dhd KIT are III grat
variety. Many mover designs II mGdlGyal piacquc- III
bronze are hanging SHE i,ikc on the wall Two OF
then par IcuHry WORTHY nI mrnllon. one repre-
seuts coronation OF LOUIS XIV the other l. r"I-
trait OF Henry ~, OF France. Music boxes are spc-
cIaIty of THIS nousc and are III alisz ana sycs' SCI H
ycry low pccs. Any one desiring to phrChurc Roll
day present need not leave tho nousc nisatIshrd -
every thing kept, from dO 10 ddnOhu hethicr %
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