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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10
A BONANZA. FOR THE COUNCIL.

Editor Democrat Our city authorities are
pretty active in the matter Of collecting
taxes, and they need good deal Of money
for their various purposes. have, therefore,
no doubt that they will be greatly obliged to
me for pointing them to law OF the State,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

THE OLD RELIABLE--Get a Stewart stove
with all the improvements-'hat is. the pa tern
Of 1s73-and you will have. without exception,
the best and most, convenient stove made
Poydras street. ii You want a good. lasting
stove one that will stand up to its work 70,
twenty years we repeat. get a'Stewart stove and
you will be satisfied. o o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

yALENTINEs-The cheapest place in the city
to get valentin es is at GIG Magazine street. Mr..
Kirk patrick has a large assortment OF these
love messengers, and We have no doubt every
body can find one to suit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

MooDY's GRANITE PALACE. -This elegant es-
tablishment is more widely known probably, in
its line of business. than any other in the. city.
Mr.. =. N Moody, its founder. was one OF our
his son. $. w. Moody. possesses the same eDer-
getic go -aheadativene,s of his father. and will,
no doubt, continue to sustain the widespread
manner OF doing business. and keeping always
On hand the most elegant goods to be had. See
card in another column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

LITTLE BEAUTIES -Messrs. GriswoId b Co.,
few extra small enameled watches for ladies',
and they are truly beautifully finished with 10
karat gold chains attached, and are to be sod
yerycheap.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

attend the Mafinees.
to both Circus and Menagerie, Children under
nine years, twenty five cents.
Toors open at 10 and .. IN; each.
Special police always on hand to preserve
order. ,p,,,,.L.... o
[ OLLTON-MONDAY. February A.
GRETNA-TUEsDAY. february s.
And at OG DEN BASE BALL PARK this city,
corner Louisiana Avenue aud st. Charles street,
THURSDAY. February d. "
ONO on pGGHHARTREa STREET, between oElmIre
and Desire SATURDAY and SUNDAY. Feb
ruary and 10. lea IT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

French china decorated tea and dessert ser
vices of the latest styles, ut +. Offner Il Co. s
TIA N nj street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

Decorated chamber sets, complete In all de-
tail, latest styles. at e. Ofrner Co.'s. 174 Canal
sf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

No other flour equals that manufactured from
selected best wheat at the New Orleans mills.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10
Valentines for nothing, 1854 Canal.

J.R. Walker. D. D. s., 1870 Delord street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10


Valentines given.away by Gregg. 1854 Canal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

J. r. Walker D. D. s.. 1870 Delord street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE,
The Eminent Tragedian,
MIR. lAWRENCE RA II n FTvr

MIX. LAWRENCE RARRETT.
VIII 1naugurate the last week OF his brilliant en-
gaRement, supported by r. W. Davey's Com pa
ton II C.ssius In Shat es peare's Julius Cg,ssr.
mohday-Ihe Dukes Motto Wednesday NATL
ne1e-Tse Nun @ Arlie at night, his new COM
GdY,' Cuuntarfeit Prese ntmppt TIM sduv-
IrInee Hamlet. Friday, his farewell benefit. a
ssITeat nlll-Ihe Iron Guest aud The Ineonstant-
MI barrett in the characters of Sir Edward
hpFtlLner ana young Mirabel. Saturday matt
,ee-- Duke MOTTO. Saturday I,igbt-Shyloek
the jew. and David Garriek,
Sunnay-Mlss FANNY DAVTNPORT and tn q
Ileh avenue Theatre Company. fe1o
VARIETIES THEATRE.
rs Cents, SD Gents and ~.
AIM EE'S
FAREWELL FESTIVAL AT Low PRICING
Sunday Night. Feb. 1o-An unparalleled nro-
grnmina. Two operas aptire LA VIE PART-
rs slENNh and LA FILLEDE NINE. ANGOT.
Every member OF the troop appearing and
AIMtE In new speciatiss Orchestra 81. bal
eony % celts, circle 25 cents. Seats can now
be secured without extra charge. fe7
{ PERA HOUSE,. OPERA HOUSE,,
FRENCH DRAMATIC COMPANY
Sunday Evening att.
Lie Roman d'un .Icune HOrmne pauyre-
LES CANOfIERES DE LA SEINE.
Tuesday Evening.
LES yIEUX CARTOONS.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

examine the local preachers and exhort-
Discipline.
Mr.. Mann offered an amendment re-
Ierrlng the whole subject to the next
District Conference, but the Presiding
Elder ruled it out of order.
Mr.. Bristor asked of the Presiding Ell
der If it was obligatory that a local
preacher or exhorter, before having his
Incense renewed, shall have passed an
examination.
Presiding Elder Quigg said the District
Conference must be satisfied in each case.
A strict construction of the letter of the
discipline would prohibit renewal of
Incense where there was failure to pass
the required examination, but Confer
| ence has control of the ques tion because
IL had the work to do. The whole aues-
| non merely is has the Confere nee afford.
ca The local ministers the proper oppor-
| tunity for examination. If not, II would
| be unjust to deprive local preacher of
MS ecclesiastical head when he had not
been given fair opportunity to fill all
| requirements.
After considerable discussion MI. Mann
moved to lay the whole subject on the
table and the motion prevailed.
| The Conference then took up lndivid-
nal cases. j. l.. Mclaughlin and VIM,
Il. Galloway, of Mount Salem, were
granted renewal of license AZ local
preachers, with the provision that they
pass q satisfactory examination before
their pastor end the pastor of the near.
est contiguous charge.
In the case Of Cbas. Usinger, loc:
preacher Of Brandywine Hd., who was
recently arrested on charge of libel by
having published an article in the Morn
ang Herald accusing VIM. Churchman Of
attempting to commit suicide, was nexl
considered. Mr.. Wilson offered a reso
iuuon expressing the sympathy Of the
Conference for Mr.. Usinger In his trou-
Die, and confidence in his christian char
acter. The resolution was adopted, ant
bis license renewed, with the above pro
visions.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

,xKKRs AND BROKEN
!, Houv Building. Entrance on o.
Street.
nr American, Red Star, Inman
IN Lines 10 Great Britain and
kniG Europe
FOR SALE.
,s delaware X. II. Co. Stock.
MI Western X. X. Co. stock.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
EDUCAIIUNdL.
NHAPLEW ooD INSTITUTE,
CONCORDVILLE, PA,

Boys $50 per quarter Girls S45 Stu
dents prepared for business, Yale or Har.
ward College. i"irst-class Professors.
JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE, A. M,
Jyl8-w5m Principal.
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RAILROADh

iDsLpHIA, WILMINGTON =
6iTIN0RE RAIL ROAD.
Novem Der 10, 1873.
t,yll leave Wilmington ~ follows
ss,his and Intern Mediate Stations,
IN 10 w a. m, $50, 40, ! 10,
|ttphIa (EIpress) o. co, $50, a nj.
I'D New York, ~, 0o, $50. a M
b.! SO, p. m.
:m and Intern ediats Stations
.a. and Ray Line, 7.0S, .. m.
lrs and Wilmington 1901, 2 10, 839,
lg,5,ls, 026, p. m.
b6r Delaware Division, leave for:
Ws, s.SO, 9.l5, q. m. LOS, 8 80, p. N
r,rOn and interim ediate Stations
8, O5, $50 p. IN.
lr and interim ediats Stations s.16
pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
4phIa and Intermediate Stations
300. 6.3d, y. m.
snIa and New York, 400. a. m
IN and Washington, 1881. 2 II
i1sr Information passengers ar,
10 the time tables posted at The
n. +. KENNEY,
kupartntAndent.
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A. TINE TABLE.
-,ruruaToN,

.vr WILMINGTON.
sAlN La. Ia 2s7, 100, SIG, s.0Ui
tIlss',r is% a m; Il 81 Y ~, a,@, ~ . ~
n@ Il IA D. m. On sundays 2'oe.
i9,Si., + i6, 6 80, 0 46, p m,
o. ~ Al, 9.6O,a m, IL So,' 1ss'
" foIs foIss,,ndays: 2U9a m. o %. p. m.
, Tnion and Washington: 1851, y.l',
lano',ss p n, r. iO4, b1s. 70 @,p m..sun-
,STn' ?.lO,s.Ss, a m. =. S,n,ov
A Deposit ''6 p m no s"n0"'
castle go, si6 a m; co. o so p
% Sls s1sufR 4. r.: s1o a m; oS, 0 80
% oS,ol sSI%'S 1 Northern X. r.; 62o q
1l9st,,Op ~ D m, no sunday train. No.
e n Eestem r. r.; 10 20 a m;6 30
Ms Sundays: 10 30 a ~.
;Ols savIyE AT WILMINGTON.
.lisN'dspnlu: lss Y a, s34 10 J 90 o. a : M 2, ;
fnlsu,a y t3, IL 81, 5 50, 6l, 0 "a. . ~
P@e;, Pe; II IS. p m; on sundays; IL -,
T5, 10 p, II 10 p m. -
am x / 06, s "a a m; 10 ~ u o.
ss ssnm, nm IN Sundays; IL 43. l 0e
|I.I,imPre: Wa e. 2 Of, 5 40, 0 Al. a m; 12 q,
lIss ~ sc p m; on Sundays; 2 Oh q m
A! ,%Siirpton: VI 20, q m II q, Iz3s,
~ % D M; Oh Sundays; . "a q m; 40
|S,a Usposi,' 800 a mi no Sunday
- Castle: $50 q no IL 10 mi
Ms .sn m: no Sunday trains.
n''.rare S X. R.: $50 IL 10 q m
p no Sunday trains.
,.inston & Northern II. b.; sos
. ..i Is D m; no sunday trains.
n.,sv,re Western II. r.: 7 % q m
'm' an SUNDAYS. 8 % n m.
,nv % vILMINGToN LEAVE PHIL
r." ADILPHIA.
0.,.a street and Washington ave
gS 400, 10 80, II 40 q m; 2 80. 80
| ii ais, 9 45, II 30 p m; on SUM-
iSam; s oO,9 45, II 80, p m.
Fmir,. second and Market streets
i. 'v u M, IL l8, 8 IS, $50, II 30 p M
slsiaye. 0 20, II 30 d m.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

\NI ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE
w WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Atthe opening of the Fall term. Mon
day, Sept. 8, 1873, there will be a N f w
President, NEW furniture. NEW repairs
throughout the building, NEW pianos,
duced to add to the comfort of the young
ladies both in the public and private
rooms. ana all this at the OLD Prices.
For catalogues address the president,
REV. J. Nj. WILLIAMS, a. NJ.
jyl-tf
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
INDIAN DEPREDATlONS.

North's ranch on Dismal River, Neb.,
was burned by Indians, who have already
run of 300 head ofhorses from that ranch.
Herders are fortifyiDg themselves at
Biatt's ranch in BirdwoOd. Great fears
are entertained for the safety of supply
party Of fve mon, now thirty days out
from North Platte.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

-'sLt'-A highly improved farm
~ acres in White Clay Creek hun
4 ~ enclosed In Usage Hedge. d.
ny ,,e hve helds. Large apple or
~ IVY bearing. Public school ad-
,,a1 sI5 aIln. Buildings-Large Man.
'D'oe Tenant House, Barn, Granary
VAtr buildings necessary on a
,.sHfln. 2 miles from station OH
s ab T. Il, Centrally located.
"0H " llmington. Apply TO
|,.ip. JNO. W. WHlTEM AN,
nAle ag't, p W. Fourth street
W Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

Nsel' MS who wish to Rent, buy
Elt by arms, may save trouble and
|'Hui vI.erilg their names at
y ARM AGENCY,
li.lsw No, . West FourthSt-,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
FOK SALE.

1E"-
AST-Tne second story front
|1olle Telegraph Building, N. Il.
ft Third and Market streets II Is
|iamlshed aud suitable for u busi-
.t Five Loan A Associations meet
a. Jay the rent, making the room
ltte to the person renting It, Ap-
Z T.. h FRA ZER,
EN Clerk OF City Council.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
FOR SnIn

t,%slihs lots AT =. T.. corner Front
'sE-on Streets.
|bsS III Jackson between sixth and
kr.,ma flith between Van Buren and
.rsrl .son nnllpln Avenue between Har-
S.s uu Broome streets.
sI9lhlng and north ofthe above.
[,.r,"a >. W. corner Harrison and
Frrsono on delaware Avenue between
g son Pennsylvania Avenue and
''tlIh street.
THOMAS II. LALLY,
Esu Real Estate Agent,
Coz Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
|RsiIE,

W and Dwelling, No. Goa
i,lM; Dwelling house OOf
n, ~ rooms, New Dwell
nsshallcross Ave., 3 rooms;
alng Lots Ina various parts
tdiy. Houses are I'm good
Apply 10
ID. CHANDLER,
%lA' No. DO1 King St.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
Newspaper eFAUVeFtTsIHE bureAu
40 prn., H.. Y.
TO BRTIS RS.
Geo. p. Howell & Co.'S
SELECT LIST OF
LOCAL n r. w y = A Z + II :.

Many persons suppose this list to be
composed of CHEAP, low-priced news
lSers. The tact is quite otherwise. The
Catalogue states exactly what the papers
are. Wnen the name of paper is print
ed in FULL FA CE TYPE II is in every
instance the BEST paper in the place.
When printed in CAPITALS it is the
ONLY paper in the place. When printed
in Roman letters II is neither the best nor
The only paper. bu is usually "a very good
one, Notwithstanding The list gives The
population of every town and the circula-
lion of every paper 1T Is NOT A Co
OPERATIVE LIST. IT IL NOT A
CHEAP LIST. AT the loot of the Cata-
logue Tor each Stat the importont towns
which are not covered by the list are emu
merated. 1T Il AN HONEST LIST. The
rates charged for advertising are barely
one-fifth the publishers schedule. The
price for one inch four weeks In The entire
list is $685. The regular rates of the pa
pers for the same space and time are
S3. 1856 IS. The list includes $40 newspa-
pers. OF which i63 are issued DAILY and
S07 WEEKLY. They are located in 326
different cities and towns, OF which % are
State Capitals 1928 places OF over 5000
population, ana 444 County Seats. LISTS
SENT ON APPLICATION. Address GEO.
+. ROWELL & cos NEWSPAPE AID
VERTISING BuREA u, 10 Spruce st.
Printing House Sal, N. Y. oczs-4w.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

HLE.
/ gS4t property, with IS acres of
f5ldinDrlck dwelling house and other
Fgyin f., Price s. 800. A bargain.
fi " EVANS PENNINGTON,
Eighth and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05

hAlE.-At prices that will
lopurchAse.
htllings.
abuilding Lots.
sfnms.
"Asrtgages wanted.
1T. HEALD.
h'aie and Mortgage Ex-
sagt. oct12-shwtf
The daily gazette., 1878-12-05
EVENING SESSION.

The Conference continued in session
last evening, and after the usual opening
opening exercises sermon was delivered
by Rev. j. III. Caldwell, ID. D., OF ST.
Pauls Church, who took for his text The
10Th chapter of Acts, oath verse
"But none of these things move me,
neither count my life dear unto myself,
as that | might finish my course with
10Y, and the ministry which l have re-
ceived of the Lord Jesus, to testify the
gospel of the grace of God"
The sermon was an able production,
was well delivered, and was lisleneI to
with close attention. lt.wds crltlclzed by
Messrs. Rigg, Matlack, Mann, aud the
Presiding Elder, and was ordered to be
publi- he'd IN the Conference Worker.
The licenses OF the following local
preachers and eXhorters were renewed :
MI. Salen-Robert ii. Mccartney, VIM.
Wier; Brandywine-AB b. Hlzar; Chester
Jesse NJ. Glare, T. b. Fauce, John
Peters; Mt. Pleasant and Claymont-
| ,Joseph II. Hibberd, Abner Vernon, A.
Henry Pricr; Chesapeake City-Ao oner
IL. Fovk; Nor h East-W. w. Kyle,
Joseph l.. Stevens; Rising Sun-John
Barnes, j. w. Mccullough, Thomas j.
| Wilson, John Lakeland; PrlnciHo, New
mort and Stanton-A BRAN Chandler
| Sewton Chandler, John Green; New
| Castle-J. NJ. Wise, Jr., j. ID. Cannon
Red Lion Edgar Sheppard; Christana
"A braham Cannon, james IL. vincent
Repi. Peters, Jas. A. Lee, Joseph Gnth'
rie. r. j. Davis; Chesapeake City-Wm
Cooiinp. A. III. Price; Eewark-Thomas
Inn. K w. Holt, WIN. Kennedy; Cherry
u,ll-.Tobias Brown; Elkton-Henry Vim
singer. Harrison CLARK; Charleston-Ja
Ewing, Wm. lDennison, w McMul
len, James LltIle, j. Berhard' behohl
Cooling; Port Deposlt[Jonh 10. "iisoh
Confrremce then adjourned un'il this
morning at . o'clock.
ruts ,oRNING's ssEssIoN-THE QUESTION
nr nrTuEtNANINATIoh OF LOCAL PkkA'
CHEERS, RTC.
The Conference opened at9 o.c'ocki
nis morninp, and commenced WIN lhe
nsnal religious exercises, cohuuc'ou "
pa~ ua", r. "a Hunter. The attendance was
small. .p I,hr France. the
rnnference took up the cases OF iocal
nreachers who had failed 10 appear ooioio
he Commi,tee on Examination ,ho
Rev. Geo. II. Bristor moVeu .n"V a., w
'fsr.nce ~, reatfirm the resolution pass
Oon!ei .i,' Last session--to the effect that
J ou u"unordained ." brother failing 10 appear
%uyora the Committee on Exaihlhasion,
Iose peiose nrevented ,% by sickness, should mol
have his license reneweu' oors;oarable
Tbis motion gave rise to cohsiueIaoie 1
a,sn,ss,nn. and the Argument that IL Ma Ma
s;,i,ar ,yise nor expedient for tne D@ls, @
tr;nt Conference to take sucn actioh bS ""c
d;snrov.d by Rev. Geo. fhoeuue, ~ /,
showed that the action proviaSSat %anSatory ,p9 BY
the the Discipline of the Church. ana coa''
. not be avoided; o,, oH.red n substitute
Rev.. n, hrOsidina osidm that hereafter eact
resole.,IIu ror9rIv tConferencc shall appoint .; !;
9Sommittse, 9uari who, with each PASTOR sna''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10
CREAM AND BLUE MILK.

Mr. Charles NJ Brownof the Huston mine
is in the city. He wears red ribbon. What
does it signify!
A horse attached to a wagon, the former
overstimulated by sagebrush diet, made an
attempt to run away on Ormsby street yes
terday, but the affair proved .6asco. Sage
brush was too much for him
Hon. James Crawford, Superintendent of
the Mint, went below last night
GIr. John Forbes has meandered off to Cal
ifornia on a pleasure trip.
There were three sleepers standing forninst
the railroad depot yesterday.
The Chinese don't care which whips-Russ
or Turk
Doc. Benton's two 8-horse teams returned
from Bod1e on Tuesday.
No more skating on Treadway's pond.
The stock speculator smileth not, if he is a
bull
The Alta people claim to have a mine which
will rival the bonanzas.
Hank Monk has got religion.
There are several French citizens ground
sluicing in the hills back of the city and are
making good wages.
Prospecting in the mountains surrounding
this basin has recommended We hope that
the prospectors may strike something big
Cunning to the contrary, notwithstanding.
The weather is too beautiful now to insure
us prosperous spring.
Poverty is the root of all unpleasantness.
Do not treat small things contemptuously,
for bed bug can keep one awake all night.
To Inquirer.-The present Emperor of all
the Russias married Maria Alexandrovna,
daughter of the Grand Duke of Hesse Darn
stadt, in 1841.
Clara Louise Kellogg is being censured for
her scanty apparel while on the stage. Wear
calico, Clara, if you can't do better.
Rocky Mountain Sam objects to biographi-
cal sketches
Where, oh where is John Sharpe?
Lake Tahoe trout is cheap table commod-
ity just now.
General John R. Kittrell is native of
North Carolina.
Don't forget the Au Fait party tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Col. Rosser is lying quite II at her
An inquest was held on the body of the |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10

| Chinaman who was run over by wood train
! on Tuesday, and the verdict was to the effect
that death ensued from his own c&relessness.
IIr w Fl. Stevens, formerly of the Mint
in this city, is doing exceedingly well in San
Francisco
The bears are making frantic effort to
break Alta That is a recommendation for
the stock
The ceremony Of circumcision was yester-
day performed on the infant son Of Mr. Frank
Boskowitz in this city.
Postage stamps are not used in the Treas
ury Department at Washington for the trans
mission Of its mails.
The assets of the Nevada Bank of San
Francisco are over $40 100000.
Mr. Moorhead, the foreman of the Ayres
d Hopkins, reports that they are down 80
feet on the main incline and the ledge is wild
ening and improving.
Ex-senator Lockwood arrived from Bodie
yesterday
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Episcopal
Church will hold a meeting at 100 o'clock to-
day in the vestry room Of the church.
No police news; still the morals Of our
moral city are improving.
Justice has a 81 assessment.
Ex-Supreme Judge Lewis came down from
Virginia last evening.
The shooting gallery adjoining Fox's is do
inc a land office business. Didn't know that
We had SO many good shots in this city.
Our Stout OLD PITcn PINE yonder is now
Farmer Woods's fuel Isn't it sad that the
Woods thus find it q dutiful thing to do the
post mortem duties, man and tree, for one
another! For the old forester was quite gone
dead of Vandalism when neighbor Woods cut
him down and split him up. He, in his turn,
might do the kindly office of top and bottom
and sides of an encasement for the FARMER
to lie in, thus reciprocating, and keeping the
favors in the family, as it were. We are again
to say our sorrow for the down
fall of that pine. Says Emerson:
''Once again the pine tree sung
Speak not thy speech my boughs among.
Put off thy years wash in the breeze;
My hours are peaceful centuries.
An UNEXPECTED DEATH.-At midnight on
Tuesday last the oldest daughter of Constable
Stern, Mamie, passed away. She was eleven
and half years old; a very bright and inter
esting child. Her illness was supposed to be
pneumonia. Tuesday evening she was able
to sit up, and her parents were naturally re
ioiced at her convalescence, but late that
night she complained of having fever, and
shortly thereafter her spirit had flown. The
parents certainly have our sincere sympathy. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-10
ITEMS.
The Bosk0s are coming, oh 10! oh no.
The BUskos are coming, Oh no, oh no,
The BGskos are coming, oh no. oh ho'


Now how is that for war song. The little
giant Of the One Price Clothing Store Is
duplicated il the person of that bran new
baby and now comes the Generals long lost
brother from the Eastern shore Of Maryland.
Thus do the Bosco's multiply and replenish
the sage brush. Also Shaker fannels; paper
collars; ulsters; gentlemen DIS; neck
ties; linen trousers; gauze understands; Arctic
oycrshoes; umbrellas, etc All at the lowest
cash prices Glad to welcome the young
gentleman (the weaned one) to our shores.
0. Pothercary Wiliss cat is now eighteen
years old. He is getting new set of teeth
Willis, we mean-custom made for, the supply
of the tooth carpenters trade. He has been
mighty useful lnouser in his time-the cat
we mean, tho the commissioner himself has
seen the time when he could make as nice an
article of hair dye as any other man: and
he can do it yet, if he tries, can Orlando
Judge Beatty, senior, now long time at
his house in an invalid way, is getting OF his
feet again. Good tough timber is the Judge.
lie was lead poisoned by the fumes from the
smelling works at Sacramento. Glad to know
he is getting SO well.
Our blood boils with the Indignation Of
horny handed son of toll when We hear
crowd of Street Inspectors laughing at the
misguided and abortive efforts of an honest
Sclavonian to steer horse and wagon by the
bits 50 as to fetch the tail board (of the
wagon) in such favorable proximity to the
side walk as to permit of the loading of bar
rel into the said vehicle First he attempted
to back up his beast in ship shape, by lack
ing water with one oar and gently padding
with the other; then he hauled off when she
bilged and tried warping her up with the
painter and the flying jib sheet; then when
she missed her stays, he filled away for
half block or so, in order to get a good
ready on and then lutfed her up for near
reach Finally, after backing and filling,
shifting the center board and letting the miz-
zen back stay of the galley stove-piPe take a
lurch to the leeward and fetching away the
money rail and scraping the paint off the star
board poop, he hauled her up along side the
dock, threw his kellick overheard and took in
his cargo over the side by snatch block bug
CARED in blight and geared to the weather
yard arm just abaft themain chains. Thenthe
scofters took watch below, spliced the main
brace and rove fathom or two OF spun-yarn
on the tgallan focastle. It's funny when
you feel that way.
VIII let the readers of the MORNING APPEAL
know all about the reopening of the Kinder
garten when the amiable conductress Of that
admirable machine shop for the training of
young minds says "When'
Once more we call-attention to the superior
offered in our prospectus. Also
job printing in the highest style at the lowest
rates