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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-20
Kenesha County Court-In Probate.

u NVttlIt .
J.V. & G. QUARLEs, Plaintiffs Attys. 50W7
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The ROntItIs OF Rome.

Plus TX was the two hundred and fifty sec.
ond Pope OF the whole number Is were
French. u Greek, syrlans, Germans, 6
from Dalinatia. England, Portugal, Holland,
Sweden and Crete gave / Pope each Italy
1914. All Popes since 1923 have been elected
from the Italian Cardinals. or the 252 Popes,
3 died within month after their accession to
the pSntitical throne. 40 have lived only1 year
on the throne, % between and years, "a be-
tween 2and years, 81 from $ to 10 years. 81
from 10 to Is years, 10 from Is to 20 years and
8 have lived more than 20 years. The poutiti-
cal life Of Plus X has been longer than that
OF any of his predecessors. With regard to
age many OF them have reached very old
age. The Popes Alexander XIII, Plus VII,
Paul ~, Gregory XIII, Innocent and Bene-
dict NV died between the ages Of SO and SO;
Paul III, Boniface VIII, Clemes X and Inno-
cent MI between the ages of 76 and 80: J ohm
MI reached the age of 80, and Gregory TX
was 100 years old when he died.
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\ I,Is. ~ n

EuFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
a parish OF Orleans. No. 8s55-Ey virtue Of 81
writ OF seizure and fnie, 70 me directed by
the honorable the fifth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. in tho above entitled cause.
will proceed TO. sell at public auction at tho
Merchants and Aueioneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets
IN the seeond District Of this city, on SATUR-
DAY. March 81 1874. a's1 O'Clock m. the follow
ing described property to wit
A CEKTA In LOT OH GROUND. situated in
the, suburb IRENE of this city, designated
Witton Orleans Prieur, Johnson and st. Ann
sireets. according 10 u plan drawn by Henry
Moelhaussn, architect, and surveyor, on the
ninth q June. 1916 aud deposited in the office
OF IL. Herrmnnn. late Il notary public la this
city. The said lot Of ground forms the corner OF
Pfieur and st. Ann streets and measures, Amer
loan measure, Thirty eight feet ton inches ono
line front on st Ann street, thirty nine feet four
inches In width on the rearline dividing It from
the lot number one. by II depth Of seventy eight
feet eight inches one line ON Preur street md
seventy eight feet eleven inches two lines
on the line dividing it from lot number ten.
Together with all tho buildings and improve
ments thereon, rights. ways and privileges
thereto attached. Being the sssrne property tho
defendant herein acquired from Manuel Julian
dc LIZARD by act passed on the sixteenth June.
1ats before said late notary l.. Hermann.
Seized In the above suit. @
Terms-Cash an the spot.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
fe5 II ~ mhg @
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e1HE STATE or LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT C0uRT Eon THE PAN.
IHH OF ORLEANS.
MARaAEETHA MODERsOHN vs.. ERNEST
Modersohn. hSf husband-No. "a a54.

hlahIahBl IA Vi. HlkNESI
Modersohn. hef husband-No. "a a1t
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ono THE
n tentb day Of Deeetuter. 1871. Judgment was
rendered in this court In the following en-
titled and numbered suit in the words and fl
urss following, TO wit
Mgrgaretha Modersphn VS.. Ernest Modersohn.
her husband No "a 9O4.
On motion If Bralighn Buck and Dinkel-
hitting to the court duo proof in support OF her
demand. and the law and evidence being in hsr
favor
II Ii ordered ndjudged and deereed That tho
Judgment by default herein entered on The nins-
teenth nf November. 1877 and fourth OF Dhcem-
Der, 1879 be now confirmed, and accordingly
TINT there be. Judgment in favor Of plaintiff
Ernest Mode rsohn, her husband. deereeing u
separation OF property betwesn the said par
ties and n 1iss lDtion Of the community OF ~
quests and gains hitherto existing bstween
them, that plaintiff do have and recover Of
said defendant the sum Of six hundred and
ninety dollars and seventy Two esnts. with
Legal interest from judicial demand and costs
true owner. q e'l the furniture and ether
moyabeo fleets in tho mntrmoninl donlicte.
Judgment rendered December TO- 1877 md
signed December IL. 1877.
Z. A. MONROE, Judge.
o In testimony whereof, have hersunto set my
hand and affixed tho seat of the said court. ut
the CITY OF Now. Orleans, ON this fourteenth day
Of December. in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy seven and
tho one hundred and second year Of the indie
' b. MEYERS
lnis fet II Deputy CRrk.
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0 by O.~a1eton.
OHy U,vVHIetOns
FOnH VALUABLE LOTS or GROUND.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS HENRI VALE
TON.
Second District Court for The Parish ofOreans--
No ggsst.

RYuO. vALEToN, Ape,tlIoneer., ONCE % and s5
u o'clock IN, " II bs sold ut the Merchants and
Auetioneers' Exchange. on Royal street by vir-
tue. of an order from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot.
Judge Of the Become, District Court for the par
ish nf Orleans dated January 95. 1879.
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND with all tho i'm :
provsments thereon, situated In this city tn the
square bounded by st. Philip, Ursulinea.
aalvez gpd Miro streets. designated by Nos
aud ~ measuring ns follows: Lot No. 7
30 feet 10 inches Lines front on Miro street by
1aa3 feet Ia. depth and 30 feet inches 81
lines In width In the rear. Lot No. forms the
corner Of bt. Philip and Miro streets. and has
- feet front on st. Philip street by 100 feet
depth md front on Miro arsst. o
2. TWO LOTS OF GROUND. together with
NIL the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in this city. in the square bounded by
st. Philip. Ursulnes, Miro and Tonti streets,
designated by Nos. ani 8. Said lots meas
ure as follows: Lot No. q. 10 fact front on St
Philip by u depth Of 100 feet, between parallel
lines. Lot No, .. Of III irregular form, III feet
inches lines front on St Philip street 81 feet
inches In width in the rear. by depth Of 100
feet on tho line dividing 1t from lot No q and loo
feet 10 inches lines on the opposite line. with
all the servitudes which may be attached
Tsrms--Cash: 10 per cent of all bids to be
paid cash at the time OF adjudication
The purchaser to assume tho payment over
and above the amount of the bid. of oil taxes for
1877, payable in 1873. F
Al OF snle ut expense % purchaser before A.
j. Where. ESQ. notary public.
la27 feR IT ~ mh9
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
STATES BONDS AND BANK AND
INSURANCE STOCKS.
AT AUCTION, WITHOUT LIMIT.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES M. ALLEN.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 40.0I4


by HOEY, MACON Il O'CONNOR.-Nch
- J. Hoey, Auetlgneer-.. OfIles. No II Caroua
delet street = RI ESDAY. February 40, 1878,
81 1880 o'clock =. ~. nj the BIT. Charles Auction
Exchange, in the basement rotunda Of tho ct.
Charles Hotel, IN this city Of New Orleans. by
virtue otoan order Of the honorable the SEQ
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dated February ., 1919, will be sold ct public
Allen. deceased the following described stocks,
bonds. etc . to wit
!. TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY SEVEN
SHARES Of the capital stock Of the New Orleans
canal and Banking Company. go .......
z, ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE
SHARES Of The capital stock of the Factors and
Trader, lnsurnnce Conpany. Of New Orleans.
.. ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT
h II Of the capital stock of the Merchants
Mutual Insurance. Company Of New Orleans |;
i, FIVE UNiTED sTiATEk BONDS Of 10000
ench. per cent registered bonds, funded loan
Of 1881. o q
g.. Ten UNITED sTATrs BONDS Of ssooSS
each. per cent registered bonds. funded loan
OF 1881.
9. ONE GOLD WATCH ANDdJHAIN.
7. ONE PAIN GOLD EYE-aEAssEI.
The stoHks and bonds will BIO sold in lots :,
suit purchasers. .r .f=.
, Terms Of sale Cash on transfer or delivery
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a STAG'E OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOX THE PAR
IsH OF ORLEANS.
CATHERINE BARBARA GAR1INGER. WIFI
Of II. Depke. herhusband. VS.. 4. FL Depke
her busband-Np A 800.

IsH OF ORLEANS.
CATHERINE BARBARA CHALLENGER. WIFE
o. II. II. Debke. herhusband, vs. T. II. Depke
her husband~Y' Asa9'
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THETWEN-
ty sixth day of january, 1873, Judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit. in the words and figures following. to wifi.
Catherine Barbara Garltngsr, wife Of r. r.
iDeDke; her husband. vs.. y. n. Depke. heiD hus-
band. No. A 800.
con motion Of J. r. Ferguson. OF counsel. and
upon producing due proof Of Plaintiffs de-
the evidence to be In favor Of plaintiff herein |.
u ts ordered, adjudged aud decreed that tho de-
fault herein entered on the fourth instant
against defendant be now confirmed and made
final. and accordingly that there 9bs judgment
IN favor Of plnipiitf. Catherine barbara Car
llngsr. wife of D. II. Dspke, and against the said
u. II. Depke. nor husband. decreeing that the
community Of aeanests and gains heretofore
existing between them be dissolved tits further
tilt, Catherine Barbara Garinger do have and
recover judgment against the said b. Fl. Depke
her husband. tho sum Of five hundred dol
lars. with interest from judicial demand, viz;
twelfth OF December. 1877. with mortgage and
privileges over other creditors upon the property
OF ahid defendant ani for all costs Of suit.
Judgment signed Janqary p. 1s7s
Judge Fourth District Court.
. In testimony whereof have here,tnto set my
hand and affixed tbeo seal of the said court, at
the city OF Now Orleans. on this frst day of
Fsbruary. in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight lAindred and seventy eight.
fes 1917 JOHN CURRY. Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA,
FOURTH DISTRICT COUHT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS.
REGINA LEVY VS.. EMANUEL, LEVY. HER
husband-No ID. 7Bp


I HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THT
twenty sixth day Of January. 1878, Judgment
was rendered in this court In tho follow
ing entitled sufs in the words and fgures fol
Regina Levy vs. Emanuel Levy. her hus-
bnnH-No. A,7aQ.
This case hayiag been submifted In open
court on the, Testimony on file. asd the court
considering the law and the evidence TO DO In
favor Of plnintT herein,
1t is ordered. adiudgsd and deerssd, that
there be Judgment In favor of plaintiff. Re-
gina Levy. wife of Emanuel Levy md against
the said Emanuel Levy her husband for She
SUM of seven hundred dollars, with legal In
terest thereon from judicial demand viz. No
veIrshsr 90 1877. and al costs OF sttit.
1t ls further ordered adjudged and decresa
that the community Of aet.uests aud gains here
tofpre existing between said plaintiff, Regime
Levy. and her said husband. Emanuel Hevy. be
dissolved. and that she be deerssd to be- sspa-
rnts I'm property from her said husband, and
that she hayo the administration Of her sepa-
rate property.
Judgment signed january ~, 1878
W. IT, HOUSTON,
Judge of thr Fourth District Court.
In testimony whereof, have here,lnto set my
hand md affixed the seal of the said court ut
tho city 81 New Orleans. on this first dry If
February in the year Of our LORI, ono thousand
eight hundred and seventy eight.
feJ II nph5 joins CURLY Clerk.
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OFFICE CONVEYANCE RECORD"
No. no vt. Charles street,
NEW ORLEANS LA


;, The undersigned Respectfully announce to
the publ c that they are prepared to furnish a
complete Chain Of Title or list Of Transfers Of
Real Estate in New Orleans back to original
grant or purchase. when required; also full
seuriDg to parties purchasing eIseal Estate or
Investing in Mortgages perfect security from
fraudulent or defective titles. The metboteof
indexing our Conveyance Record" peculiar to
our system, enables us to give Information i'm.
medlately.
Attorneys, oNotarieg. Auctioneers. Land
Agents. surveyors, and all PARTIES Interested Ia
Titles to Real Estate, are invited to cali and OK
anime our Record"
dol am n L. i. DDDGE A, 90
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succession of pierre DexuiIhem.

CECoND DIsTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. 4o,cs5--Notiee is hereby
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification. il
any they have or can. why the provisional
ministrator and acting Administrator Of this
estate should not be approved and hoEaoogated.
and the funds distributed In accordance there
with.
By order OF the court
fe12 II 2l* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
OF ST. sIMEoN's SCHOOL

A RE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS
"A and friends that. after having made some
repairs and improvements In their buildings,
they are prepared to receive few young lady
boarders. As only q limited number can be ae-
commodated, applications should be made as
early as possible. The Boarding School will
open on the 2d Of January, 1873. For terms. ap-
plication can be made at st. Slmeon's School.
131 Annuneiation street, de2s tt
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3 The libretto Of Herr Wagner's new opera
entitled "Parsifal," has appeared in London
Its theme IL said to be curiously indicate
and some Of the scenes cannot possibly be
performed in England in accordance with the
composers directions.
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II
I fet7 % 2s* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
successlon or mnrten.e MlIanic f.ouln.

Widow by first marriage Of Lslaore Lerouge
SECOND DISTRICT COUkr FOR THE PAR
~ isb OF Orleans. No. 40.esG-W Whereas. Atha-
q administration on the estate Of The Late Widow
Eicholas Cornibe. deceased. Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern 10 show cause
within ton days why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
fes 70 III John HERBERT, Clerk
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In spite Of the ratification of the reciprocity
treaty with the Hawaiian kingdom, the i'm
ports of sugar from that country fell off con-
siderably in the year 1877.
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succession Df mrs. Catherine The1baad,
widow Of Il Frldolin and deeeased wife Of O.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of Orleans, No. 39,8t2-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate, and to all
other persons herein interested, to show cause
within ten days from the present notification IL
any they have or can why the account pre-
sented BY the datiys documentary executor In
LOCATED and the funds distribute In accord
aace Herewith and the said dative executor
discharged.
BY order OF the court.
fes 10 If JOHN HERBERT. Clezk.
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PURE KENTUCKY WHISTLES
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an office Mt 1914 Canal street, between
cret Of Ninon dc l'Enclos. who, up to her death
In her seventy second year of age, retained ths
beauty. vivacity and spirit rs when she was
twenty years of age. BY DR.. Bille's treatment
which is pleasant even enjoyable. ladies' can do
away with all cosmetics and paints, 90 the ski
becomes soft and white. the eyes regain the Sr
turns, The old become young, and the Young,
who have ruined themselves with late hoas.
and excesses. become beautiful and full OF the
vigor and fire Of youth, All diseases anf
troubles peculiar TO ladies' treated BY a harmless
and painless method. Consultations and cor.
respondence strictly confidential.
dec IF DIR. BILLIE Iga canal styaa+
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Mrs. maria 10. Hstzer vs.. Mrs. Elizabeth
Bothem


SIxTH DISTRICT COURT For THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No 1884 BY virtue Of a writ
OF seizure md sale, to me directed by the honor
able the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause | will
proceed to sell ut public auction, ut the Mer-
chants and Auetioneers' Exchanges. Royal street,
between Canal and Cpstomhouse streets, IN tho
February 30, 1873. at 70 O'Clock ~. the fol-
lowing described property to vito
TWO LOTS Of aHOUND. with all the build
tngs and improvements thereon, situated in tho
Sixth District Of this city, In square number
nine, which is bounded by Milan. MareDgo.
Jersey and Laurel streets. Said lots are dssig-
mated by the umbsrssixteen and seventeen on
plan drawn by A. y. Phelps. on the fifteenth
day Of February. lsIh deposited In the office Of
H. ". Beard. thenn notlry public in this city
SAID lots hdlein and measure eaGh thirty feet
front on Laursl street, U,stween Milan and
Marengo streets, by one hundred md twenty
i've feet two inches In depth. American meas
herein ,aednired from tho. heirs Of Nicholas
Jatnprd. by act before Z. u. Davis, late notary
public In this city ono5he eleventh day Of May
1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Tetms-This being the second and last que
Gated to the highest and last bidder for what H.
will bring. ut twelve months credit, tho pur-
chaser furnishing bond with good and solvent
security, bearing eight per cont interest per an
nutn'from date. and special mortgage on the
property sold, until final payment. said pur-
chaser will have. to deduct and pay in cash tho,
printing. shsriff's md clerks fees etc. wtiche
amount to ono hundred dollars: and further
more, the stats. parish and municipal taxes.
tho amount of which il not yet ascerfainsd
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Pnrsh of Orleans.
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The drop curtain is so called because the
gentlemen go out for a drop while it is down.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17

THE TEA REMEDY positively cures rheuma-
tism and neuralgia. For sale by l, l.. Lyons or
at Office 1888 Carondelel street,
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Dr.. ]. r. Walker. $50 Delord street.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
snEI.IFF SALES.


Henry Sfhers W. MRS. Mary u. FvIH@ls.
SIxTH DISTRICT :, COURT, FpE THE
qnoraGs The SIKH Distret Court for ts ~ p s"e
will proceed 10 soil at p,pblicauetion ut the asr.
chants and Auetioneers', Exchange How'd
street. tstween qanal and Gqsyomhouss, streets.
! DAY February 49, 1878. nj 10 O'Clock m the fol-
loXia 9h asrFar9sd pgpps n t Il gf
with the buildings and improvements tberson.
and The rig BITS ways. privileges. sery,udes and
, advan'dess thsfeuntb appertaining and beong-
in tho square bounded by Bienvflle. Tonti
koohebaye aad Custornhouse streets. lneasur-
ny depth Of one hundred foot, between para
lei lines, which said lot Is composed of The
Whole q said l lot number I, twenty on pan
thtreenth of April, 1850. deposited In hs office
Of A. Q. AinsWofth, late. " notary public In this
elty =, ne ,.a ,a scgcrasE to SAD pap twen
Bieuyille street. fsnd two feet three inehest four
lines front on said Btenvile street Of that por--
which adjoins sid Vol. number twenty. by a
depth Of Que hundped feet. between parallel
s snss ssnf The sa te2 daena
q sale passed. on the seventh ofJuy 1916. before,
John bsnderna9el, notary public In this city. q
Terms. In cash fop u sufficient arr,pnnt to-
pay .plaintiffs esim, say the sum of thtvs hun
dred dollars, with Interest. ut the rate of eight
lows. to witt
On sixty dollars. fronthe seventh of January.
1877.
On sixty dollars, from the seventh OF April,
1877. .-
On sixty dollars from tha#eyenth Of July. 1871.
Ou sixty dollars, iron the seventh Of October.
1877.
On SIXTY dollars from tttesevsnth Of January.
1873.
Five per cont on the aggregate Of principal
ana Interest For attorneys fees three dollars
for dosts u copy of act of mortgage and costs Of
suit mud the taxes due on the PROPERTY sold,
g. The purchaser to assume Ito tho extent of
the amouDto of his bdl the payment of seven
bromlssory notes. secured by mortgage on said
property. drawn by the defen slant bsrein to her
own order Hhd jndorseh by bersot, dated July
:. 1916; sixoeaeh for the sum Of sixty dollars,
payable, Respectively, on The sevBhth days OF
April July and uctober, 1878 and seventh dnys
Of january. April and Jfply. ss1p; and ons for
the sum Of eighty dollars. payable on tho
seventh day Of October, 1879; Mi bearing inter
est ut The rate Of eight per cent per aunum from
md otter maturity until Anal payment.
lion, il any, eHsh the spot. o
Civil Sheriff of ths Parish Of Urlsa ne.
tnDp M I as
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-20

use them advantageoHsly. Now, before the
hurry time, is your opportunity for study
ing into these things, and deciding what fer
tilizer is the most promising for you. Have
you all the tools Necessary for your spring
work? If not, now is the time to examine
into the merits of various inventions, and to
calculate which you can best afford to buy,
II at all. Usually a tool can be purchased
more adyantageously in winter than in sum-
mer. Often there are too many tools on the
farm, but some of which are not adapted to
your use. Often again you do not possess
enough. nor Of the right kind. In the winter
time reflect on these subjects, and have de-
cision ready when planting time again comes
about. Carefully look over your years ex-
penses, and think whether there has not
been waste here which may be rectified
Calculate on how much labor you will re-
quire for your next years plans under your
past system, and with caution consider how
your system may be improved so that the
same or more work can be accomplished
with less labor or less money. Be not 100
ready to adopt the new, but be ever ready to
reject the old when your experience indi-
Gates that gain my be expected to follow
Here, as elsewhere, use a wise caution, which
is not conservatism, but common sense
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What has happened? Where am I?-Ben
Butler.
The Tammany papers won't give the Sun
q rest Dana nlght.-Boston Post.
The Elmira Gazette suggests that girls who
toe in will make awful funny looking an
gels.
The begun of Bhopaul has offered his
army to England, and what will now begun
of the ameer?
The Meriden Recorder says ''the small boy
is beginning to wonder where he put his last
winters skates"
A South Carolina mule has broken Cover.
nor Hampton's leg in two places. A mule
Is no respecter of persons.
The ameer's battle flag was made from the
lining of his first wife's balmoral. 1t is said
to be neat, but not gaudy.
Connecticut can not possibly get along
without one Barnum In Office. IT'S true tits
P. T., and p. T, tits It's true.-Boston Post.
Jim Anderson has borne a strong resem-
blance to George Washington recently. We
are convinced that George had red hair-St.
Louis Post
Mr.. Miles, of Utah, wanted to marry every
female in the territory. A miss out there
was as good as Miles, so long as he had his
way about 1t.
1.-THE circuses,' says the Philadelphia
Chronicle, shave all gone into winter quar-
ters but as congress will soon be in session
they won't be missed"
Happy is the man." philosophically re.
marks the Rome Sentinel, who findeth but
tons on his shirt on the Sabbath, and holes
in his socks no more forever"
One Of the rattles on the tail of the old
Grant serpent will be heard occasionally in
the next house when the rotund Robson
arises to say few Washington Post.
Queen Victoria has got on her old apron
and busting cap and is making Windsor Cas-
tie shine like a new dollar. Getting ready
for the duke and his German bride, you
know.
When a woman grits her teeth, slams the
door, rolls up her sleeves, and sits right
down "kerfiop" In a chair, you can make up
your mind-well, you know what we mean,
prepare for squalls
There is nothing in the republican yawp
about "solid South" Florida has elected a
republican congressman 30 has Maryland;
so mas Missouri; so has Tennessee; and Vir-
ginia, the great battle ground OF the con-
| federacy, has elected two.