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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

GIVE IT TO 'EM IN LATIN.--It is on oft spoken
whim of the cynics-And possibly something
in L1tin 60 80 to afford their ignorant patients
the benefit of o little Imagination. BoIWs
pGRiEcss sounds q good deal moro important
Ghsn bread pill" Some years ego. in Rhode
Issnd Legislature, . member moved to trans
late all the Latin phrases in tue statutes, go
that the common people could understand
them. A Mr.. Updike took the ground that it
was no advantage TO have the people under
stand the laws He said they were not afraid
of anything they understood that it WAS the
Latin woTds they were afraid Of; and proceed
ed to illustrate his position as follows: Mr..
Speaker, there was . man in South KensiDg-
ton about twenty years ego who wBs . perfect
nuisance, and nobody knew how to get rid Of
him. One day he was boeing corn, and he saw
the sheriff c3miUR With 3 paper, and asked
what it vas. Now. If he had told him it was
q writ, WhRs WOuld he have cared But he
told bin is was cePsas az saaeFGcseneSM AND
been heard OF slnce."
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

In recent circular letter to his Clergy,
with reference to the annua! Offering of
Peter Pence, Bishop Nc Q aade, OF Roches-
ter, New York, says:
It will not be out of place for you to take
notice of an infamous calummy sent over
by the Ocean Gable, and widely circulated
through the press of this country. The
object to be gained by this wicked false
hood is evident to all familiar with the
manner in which news ia man ufactured by
the enemies of the Church. But there are
many simple minded people who readily
believe whatever they see in print. This
calumny stated that the late lamented
Pontiff had at the time of his death q sum
of money in the hands of the RothschildP,
fabulous in amount. No less than one
hundred and twenty millions of franco
were said to represent the Papal savings.
Of course, the story is pure invention,
coined and circulated with malice and
design. A lie travels fast ; too fast some
times for the truth to overtake it. You
will do what you can to undo the mischief,
if, unfortunately, any of your parishioners
have been deceived by this work of the
enemy. For want of means they have
been obliged to diminish the clerical force
usually employed in the different COngre-
gatione.
This enforced economy delays the work
Of the Church, and hindeyathe transaction
of necessary business. The whole Catho-
lie world 10 interested in the work in which
these Congregations or committees, are
engaged. All should, therefore, cheerfully
lend Q helping hand to bear the financial
burden necessarily incurred.
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St. Louis and the MOIST Bell Punch.
STRONG ARGUMENTS FOR IT'S ADOPTION.

The City Council of st, Louie have been in
curing into the merits of the Moffet bell
punch, and their committee, after much de-
liberation, takes ground in favor of making
the popular appetite for liquor contribute 10
the city's need for money. Besides being fsirer
than the license system Of taxing the retail
liquor trade, cay the st. Louis 6olOns, it pos
seases the merit Of being . purely voluntary
tax upon the consumer; for as long aa the
Mississippi river holds ont NO man In that
town would need to wet his throat with aloo-
holio liquor, nor TO hear the excise bell behind
the bar riug two cen ta drink into the pnblic
Golfers. Moreover, an itemiZed tax of two
cSnts q glass on whisky and half cent glass
on malt beverages would tend 30 increase the
populaEiEy OF beer and river water amppE the
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23
nURABLR DENTIsTRY.

DR.. J. Il. MALoNEY. corner Of Josephine and Camp
Gtreets Magazine Market respectfully informs kia
patients and the public in general that he
operations apportaninE his prossaton In the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted with or
without extracting the roots ON new plan Old soes
tOeth Femodesd, and perfect adnptntton secured
Teeth extracted Without pain By tbe use Of gas or
0hior0fOrD. Charges uithiI sho roach o. AL
gSSO 10 1gsR
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DIED /:

CRENAN-In Piaqusuine, Jberyills Parrish, La. on
Thursday, June IS 1878 widow Kdm md 9fnoe, aged
sxty. eight years, nat We OF the County Kilkenny.
Ireland.
FLAHERTY-On wednt sday morning, June 10,
1878, ct s,45 Mrs Mary Ann Morrissey, wife OF
Bernard FAhorty. eyed tnirtyeigbt native Of
the iass twenty-five yeAre.
sRELLY-on Wednesday. june 10. is7s att O'clock
aged forty nine years. native OF the parish OF Caher
County Tpperary, Ireland and resident Of this city
for the last twenty nine years.
oBRrEN-on Sunday. June Is. 1878, et e.s5 m,
Mre. Alice Ahearn. wife Of William o Brisn. aged
hfty.two years and ten months. a native OF County
Cork Ireland resident OF Agisrs for tho last thirty
years. May she rest In peace.
ROUHAN-On Fridav. the 18th mat, At II 81 y IN :,
Patrick Rouhan. aged fifty ak years native of
wndgap County Kilkenny, lraland and rcs ident of
this city for thirty years.
sEYMoUR-on Saturday June Is, 1875 at 0 o'clock
OF apopeIy Samuel Slater Seymour, aged sixty
ears native of Dublin, Ireland, ard resident
OF this city for the last thirty.two years.
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Messrs. T.. II. Adams g. Bro, 594 Mage zin @
street. ofring fne lot of beautiful soft fnished
cotton at II cents by the piece and Il osnts per yard
in quantities less than piece This special sale
and after the lot hand is sold prices win have
TO bs raised,
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TOILET Soar Last week we received sew
e1Al samples of the Mosaic GlycOrIne Soap manuHact-
u1sd by Nj j. H. Keller The cakes put up siDRIy
by hrees in elegant little paste board boxes, and
kinds OF soar thAts the device In each
is made of soap of dereOt kind and color from the
body Of he Ike The devices in these cakes contain
ed In box received q heart, embemStoi of
love, cToss Of faith and anchor of hope Having
practically tested this toilet soap are not at all
surprised TO hear from energetic and genial young
friend. J. G. Kostmeyer Esq who has been so long,
and prominently connected with Mr. Keller's bust
that it has been steadily and rapidly growing in
popularity and bds fair at distant day to nuppAnt
most Northern made toilet sosps. We sincerely hope
thAt this reSult will be achieved in the future for
aside from superiority Of the sosp itself which COM
mends it to ALL increase in its sale work
fer working people and the ket ping Of our money
circulation At home 70 revive all struggling in
dustres. Mr. Keller has done than any other one
in town In this direction and deserves the undiTi
ded and practical support Of all good citizens.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

KBLLY-MULLIGAE-Ju June 10, 1875. by the Rev.
Father T. J. Abbott in St. stephen's Church NaDo-
leon Avenue Sixth District, Nj James Joseph Kclly
and Miss ElsAbsth A. MuIlgan both Of this city.
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the round trip. from their station ut Canal
street to the New Lake and return, and shall
at its own expense oAuse o number Of sheds to
be built on the levee at the New Lake End,
for the convenience Of visitors. the number
and character of the sheds to be determined
hereafter and whereby said company shall
engage to advance the necessary money to re-
pair the revetment levee at said New Lake
End, and for the reimbursement to said com.
pany Of the said sum Of money so to be nd.
vanced for repairing said levee, 1t shall be
stipulated and agreed that the same shall be
payable in two equal installments on the frss
day Of March, in 1879 and 1880, without inter
est, and that the city of New Orleans shall fe-
ceive from said company for each installment
OF the Indebtedness 1t may incur as aforesaid to
said company, an equal amount of municipal
Licenses. due and owing by the company to the
oitys aud taxes imposed fer general purposes
for the years in which said instAllments shall
mature.
The Mayor approved the resolution and the
contract for doing the work was awarded to
Msssrs. Fouoher and Downey at the rate of
$6 80 per foot.
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RRouIRlr MASS

Requiem Mass for the Rev. J. B. DUFFY, o.ss R
81 St. Patrioks Church. Monday. 1t sSlOck, June
3h. His friends are respectfully invited to attend
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

Read Braselmans Advertisements on 5.h
page. 1t contains important for purchasers Of
dry goods.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23
It Can Be Done.

greet many persons seem to think that We
have nothing beautiful interesting to show TO Walt
and that therefore attractive Guido Book Of
our city cannot be produced When the illustrated
work Of our eaterprisDg friend Mr. j. Curtis Waldo
10 ready they viii change their minds. It will prove
concusvely that not only have the points worthy
of attention, but that Nr Waldo knows how to show
them to the best advantage In tho Nervices
Of that accomplished artist, Mr. Charles Knoboch, .
long step in the right direction made. Mr.. Knob
lOchs drawings are pronounced graceful natural and
nfelike by all who have them A long list of
illustrations have already been completed, such the
jackson Monument, old Arsenal of the Washington
ARTILLERY, Hotel Dieu City Hotel, State National Bsnk,
LouisIana Ice Works, Conrad'S Csrroton Gardens,
New Orleans Club. MAybury's Mills. Firemon's In
suraDce Company, A. Rochsreau Co.. Lee Monument
GrunewAld Hall, Yale Bowling. etc
Mr.. Waldo is ably assisted by Mr A. P. HarrinG-
ton, gentleman we'll informed about city, and
who is justly popular among business men.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths Oi hereafter
be inSsTted for tV cents. o6uGries viii be charged
at the rate Of ten ceatS q line.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

STATE UNION CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTT-
NRHCE sOCIETIES-Tbe regular monthly meeting
will be held at u o'clock, NEXT WEDNESDAY
BvKNING, At the Morning Star Hail
II. h. sIFENRK. President
>. o. II. KAvAHAGH, EserotaTy. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23
THE IRISH LITANY OF THE BLESSED
VIRGIN.
Cork Examiner.

Dear Sir r:-Presumiug that many of the
| lay and clerical readers of your widely.
extended and invaluable Catholic Journal
| never saw in print or heard Of the tradi-
tional existence of an ancient Gaelic Lita
ny of the Blessed Virgin Mary, herewith
subjoin an English translation of it, which, Il,
l hope, will prove of more than ordinary
| old as the middle of the eighth century,
| and it's compos' tion is ascribed to one of
| that galaxy of etars which shone 80 re-
| splendently in the intellectual armament
Of Ireland at that time, when the sainted
"Green Isle" held slOft the irradiating
torch of science, and monopolized the in
tellecfnal supremacy Of the world, inso-
much that she received from the other
less enlightened nations of Europe the
significant appe,ation of "insula sanctorum
ct doctorum," the Island of Saints and
Doctors. The translator, by whom it was
rescued from oblivion, was the lamented
Irish scholar and photographer, Professor
Eugene OCurry, celebrated County
Clare mar. Pope Plus TX, the late illus
trious vicegerent of Christ upon earth, a.
the solicitation of Mgr. Woodlock, Rector
of the Catholic UDiyersity, attached spe-
cial indulgences to the recitation of the
prayer, with the necessary disposition, by
those actually or temporarily residing in
Ireland. The peculiar beauty of the sub
Joined version is that it conforms to the
the ancient vernacular of our native land
tongue which, like ivy to ruin, is yet
clinging to the topography of Ireland
although TO the shame of the Irish people,
be 1t observed, ir is most strangely ne
elected by them. Yours truly,
MICHAEL NooNAN.
Minane Bridge.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23
IT J. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,

263...---.. Camp Street. .----. ..--.. 1853
Between DelOrd and PseyfArre,
NEW ORLEANS.
Dealer in Wall PApper, Gold and. Velvet Border.
window hades Cornioes. Buff. Green and White
Hollands Picture Cord, TAssels, etc.
Persons who VIII take the trouble ride up to my
place. Whioh 10 only nine squares from Canal street,
will fnd that my prices from 90 to 25 per cent
lower than those OF other dealers
Samples OF Paper to the country free, on appl
cation. mh3 5pn
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Poisoned meat 10 now being literally distri-
buted to the dogs Of New Orleans.
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ANCIENT PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN.
(Tranalated from the Irish of tho Eighth Century)

ANCIENT PRAYER TO THE BLEssED VIRGIN.
Crranslated from the Irish of the Eighth Century,
SsIy. y sEs.s sIes1s:s as5yi Of Mary.
aSss essshs ssss.ss cs sss Of A1seis. AHs%isn''
Woman. fall and replete with the grace of thu
Blessed asd iss Mos. Blessed.
Mother Of Eternal Glory,
Mother Of the Heavenly and Earthly Church,
Mother MS,SsF Of Of dsgs sSS o1Sa1 onS
sss'. sIsn q =, THfsSSSility. H.SS
Couch Of Love and Mercy,
Miatrsss Of the Tribes,
Fountain Of the Parterres,
Cleansing Of the sina
Breast Of the Infants,
solaoe Of the Wretched,
Handmaid Of God
s Resort Of q the +SEd.
Serene Ike the Noon.
5ssglSnsSnt u ahS S1Ss sss gS1s Si1s7,os
Regeneration Of Life,
eefsisfy esisf q e .5s 5I9zfly TiFstns. Ms"An'
Closely looked Fountain.
Perpetual Virgin.
P1&ssn. His 1s1P' V1gn.
Serene Virgin,
Temple of the Living ood.
Roysl Throne q the EtsEnal KING.
Virgin Of the Roof Of Jesus. %
Cedar of Mount Lebanon.
SeS csi@Son z sasS SoPf q the s,1 Isnd of Jacob,
Blooming ike the Olive Tree.
Glorious Son bearer,
Light OF Nazareth.
Beauty OF the World,
Noblest Boon Of the Christian Flock,
Queen of Life,
Ladder of Heaven:
and groans of the miserable. LIST our
devotion of cur sighs be carried through the
presence of the Creator, for we are not our
,elves worthy Of being heard, because of our
evil deserts. powerful Mistress of Heaven
aud Earth, dissolve our tresspasses and our
sims; destroy our wickedness and corruptions;
raise the fallen, the debilitated aud the fet-
tered loosen the condemned repair,
through thyself, the trsnegressions of our i'm
norsllties and of our vioss; bestow us,
through tbyself, the blossoms and ornaments
Of good actions and virtues appease for rs
the Judge, by thy voice and thy supplioAtions;
allow ne not to be carried off from these
among the spoils of our enemies; allow not
our souls to be condemned, bgt take us to thy
self, forever, under thy protection, We beseeob
thee and pray thee further, o Holy Mary,
through thy great supplicAtion, from thy only
Son, that is Jesus Christ, tho Son of the Liv-
ing God, that God may defend us from all
straits and temptations, and obtain for us,
receive from Him the forgiveness and remis-
zion of all our sins and tEespasses, and that
We may obtain from Him further, through thy
application, the perpetual occupation of the
Heavenly, Kingdom through the eternity Of
life /; in the presence OF the Saints and the
SANITY Virgins Of the world, which may we
deserve and may We occupy, in EO 3ula eceou-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23
ST. PATRIcK's HALL FOB RENT
POE Balls, CONCERTS IND FAIRS.

%. Pstriek's Hall, the LARGEST AED TIEEsT
HAr.L IN THE CITY, win be rented. by ShO HlGh
OF longer, on reasonable terms. for CONCERTS,
RAILS, LECTURES, FAIRS ead EXHIBITIONS.
For CHARITABLE EATERTATE1EENSR. witkss
distinction OF orOea ths Han win b rented a. HAE
PRICE
Apply -
HBERNIA THsURANCEsCo1EPANY.
SSsaSu ne. 1l1snD Nssst
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ICommuncated.l
The ladies Of st. Stephen's parish, 90 much
encouraged by the success of their May festi-
] walls for the beneft OF 81. Stephens church,
| have organized, for the same purpose, to give
o most pleasant excursion to Vaudeville on
| the new and beautiful steamer Camelia, July
4th, 1873. All excursionists will bring their
own provisions. and will have five hours to
| take dinner and enjoy themselves on the beau
! tiful shady beach. Refreshments Of all kinds
will bs furnished on Lths steamer and on the
beach at cheap rates, and meals also for such
as " sh to depend on the ladies in charge for
them.
The steamer will leave the New Lake End
on the arrival of the O'Clock train from
Canal street and will return at p. NJ. Tickets
for the round trip, 81.
Last Wednesday evening the Crescent City
Battalion, 300 strong, Col. Charles e. Fenner
commanding, were mustered into service as
State militia. large crowd of spectators
mbled in Lafayette square to witness the
ceremonies after which the Battalion marched
into ST. Patrick's hall where it was presented
by Gov. Nichols with magnificent flag, the
gift Of Msjor r c. Bond. Mr.. r. 81. Burnet
JS's tbou m6uo presentation W0lOu IL e4'
planned in the following note
have the honor to present to your assooi-
alton the battle flag of the army of the PENN
suls, belonging. and used throughout the
sawpaig1 Of ,62 BY the First L Louisiana
manded by Lient. Col. N. 81. Rightor. and mum.
bering among IN rank and file some new mem
bsrs of your battalion. As the
I preserved the relic, and now tender it to your
organization, believing it to approximate
closely to its original possessors, and being
satisfied it could not be placed in worther
hands.
The first annual regatta under the auspices
Of the Southern Yacht Club takes place to.
morrow, Monday, Gath, and Tuesday 25th, at
the New Lake Ead. The entries are as fol-
lows:
FIRST crAas-oysr % feet.
Boats BY tehOns entered.
6atalis q W SIune
GsmSi + Soard@aS
Grace Darling. r. Bell
Tempest Samr Haslip
sKooKD CLAss-from 90 to 20 feet.
4ristide 4epEiaa SGiaS
THIRD CLAss-ls to 90 feet
10 hGoHa ns a. aaEinai: Aarai:
mo narne) -------- .----.--.-...-.:..EL E Israel
4disss 3. Pei haSRinS sSPSiS
Quarantine. Or. J. J. Rinney
FOURTH CLAss-Under 10 feet.
sss1as Ool EOnolo
conn N a. SOrueo
OLIVE; b MEConnsm
NAmelese- btohu1 Onoernill
a. AAM1ncoVlscn
The first day the boats are to be sailed by
members Of the club and smateur crews, and
the second day the race is free ''to all boats of
the same GLASSES to be sailed to the beat ad van.
tsge." Yachts from Mobile land other places
are invited to attend.
Last Sunday morning, from $50 to 200
members Of the Total Abstinence Societies re-
ceived Holy Communion in st. Miohael's
Church. The Rev. Pastor, Father Thos. Hes
lin, preached one Of his characteristic sermons,
short, instructive and eloquent.
1t is q pity that this Society, having so
great a cause to battle for and doing, as it is
doing, some practical good, should be forever
shadowed by q "chiel among them taking
notes" and putting into print the names of a
70 atyla lad hu In
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

At the State registration Office, in the State
House, $500 voters had registered mp to last
Wednesday.
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The first day the boats are to be sailed by
members of the club and amateur crews, and
the second day the race is free ''to all boats Of
the same GLASSES to be sailed to the beat advan-
tsge." Yachts from Mobile land other places
are invited to attend.
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aernIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
LOCAL NOTES.

aHw oEIRANs, SUNDAY. JUNE 3a 1874
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WANTS-FOR RENTS-ETC

T1OR SALE. VERY Low - FOUR LOTS OF
L Ground, With substaatIal Shsds Once, etc. Hes.
200, 3Ol. 500 and $O5 TehouptOulSs street. between
Gaisnnio and EFAto suitable FOR DrAy Yard, FASe0Ry
BlAcknmith Shop, WArshOur9 and yasioaS S,ssr pur
Sp7if ~PPS Iso Canal ssTcs5. T. corner BoTssay.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

Among recent deaths in this city, We nose
that Of Mermspn Sohwarts, cotton weighel
for j. Burnett g. Co., at the age Of 80 years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

The first annual regatta under the auspioel
of the Southern Yacht Club takes place to
morrow, Monday, Gath, and Tuesday 25th, a
the New Lake End. The entries ere as fol
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

ST. THERESA Is CHURCH e On the % sh inst, ,tha at
next Friday, Feast Of the Most Sacred Heart
~ Jesus, ct 7;30 O'Clock p. M, in st. Theresss
1huEch, the ceremony Of the blessing of q
Statue of the Sacred Heart will take place On
ehO occasion there will be sermon preached
By one of the Rev. Jesuit Fathers. After the
sermon the Act OF Conservation to the Sacred
Heart of JeSus will be read. The ceremony
will then close with the benediction of the
Most Blessed Sacrament. We have no doubt
hat the people of st. ThereSAs parish, so we'll
knoWn for their great piety, will on that Occa-
Ion by their presence ut this beautiful cere.
nony, give anew proof of their devotion to the
Sacred Heart Of Jesus.
At the meeting of the City Council held
Last Thursday the following resolution, offered
'by ME. McCaHrey, was adopted:
Resolced, That the Mayor be and he is hsre-
By authorised to enter into O contract with
the New Orleans City Railroad Company,
whereby said eomPeny shall agree 60 reduce
the rate On satd road 60 0ftssn f16l cents for
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-02

The above represents the shortest and quick est route from St. Louis to the Scaboard, rum ming through one of the most populous and n- teresting portions of thH country, with many large ana important cities cpon it's line. It passes through vandalia, Eiiingnam, Terra lIaute, Indianapolis Richmond, Pqua tor Dayton.) Urbana, Columbus, Newark, Stcu- benyille, Pittsburgh. Crcsson. Altcona Harris burg, Lancaster. Philadelphia, Trenton, New ark, \. J.. and Jersey City, on it's route to New York.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-02
WAR! WARY WARH!!!!
EVERY FARMER, GARDENER, FRuiT GROWER, AND BEE-RAIsER IN THE
 UNITED STATES INTERESTED.

Dukes Insect Destroyer, Patented July 31st, 1877, will effectually exter- minate all Cut Worms, Boil Worms, Cabbage Worms, Cureulio, Bee Wccvils, Hessian Flies, and all other obnoxious bugs and insects that feed upon culti- yated vegetables. It is worth its weight ill gold to any farmer, gardener, fruit-grower or bee-raiser. It was in- vented by practical farmer, and will do just what is claimed for 1t, and can be bought for the small sum of Two Dollais.
 County and State rights for sale by the Patentees,
 DUKE X PATTON,
 Norristown, Ark. NJ. B. RoYs, Retail Agent for Pope County.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-02
TWO FAST ExPREss TRAINS DAILY

TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY On arrival of Trains from West and South. DAY-LIGHT EAPREsS--Leaves the Union Depot, St. Louis. every morning, and being Fast Express, stops only at principal sta- tions. It has Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars for Columbus, Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York without change, and but one change to Boston, Baltimore and Washing ton. It arrives in New York early the next light view of tho far-famcd scenery of the Pennsylvania Railroad. FAST LINE EXPRESS-Leaves Union Depot, St. Louis. every evening. stopping only at principal stations. with Pullman Palace Cars for Louisville and Cincinnati, Palace Sleep ing Car for Chicago, and the favoritc Pioneer Line Of Pullman Drawing Room sleeping Cars for Columbus. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York without change.
 Erssn Being the only line practically under York, passengers are assured of through con nections, and not subject to delays at interme- < diate points incidental to other lines.
 hsas~ Baggage checked through to all East ern cities.
 hrssA The quickest time is regularly made by this Line and fare always as low as by other routes.
 E$as- Tickets for sale at all ticket offices in West and South.
 l.. P. FARMER, Gen'l Pass. Agent Pennsyl- vania Railroad, Philadelphia. W. l.. O'BRIEN, GenI Pass. Agent, Pan Han dle Route, Columbus, Ohio. CHAS. E. FOLLETT, Genl Pass Agent, Van "dalia Line, St. Louis.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-02

.ssssaxss., |. 0. o. F.-CHosEN FRIENDS &XI<Af LODGE No. 36, Meets every
 sssssstsS Monday evening at : o'clock. N II. BAIRD, N. G.; W. J. REYNOLDS, V. G.; NJ. A. MosELEY, Sec; J. w. JoNEs, Treas.