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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15


The Republican Convention Of the
first Congressional District met at
Elkhorn, on Tuesday August 10, at Il
M, and organized by electing w. D.
Bacon, of Waukesha, Chairman, and
Pliny Norcross Of Rock, Secretary
The chairman then appointed Capt. E.
G. Timme, of Kenosha, w. E. Chapman
of Racine, w. r. Harron, of WalWorth
Ell. G. Hobert, of Rock and E. S. Stone
of Waukesha, committee on Gre q.
dentials.
And the following named gentlemen
a committee on resolutions:
S. T. Todd,of Rock, A. M. Aldrich, of
WaIworth, J. d. Fowler, of Kenosha
Il. G. Fish of Racine, and A. E. Clifford
Of Waukesha.
A resolution was reported, endorsing
the address Of the Republican State
central committee, July 81.
Then proceeded to the nomination
OF Member of Congress. First ballot
Hon. Charles G. Williams. IA, r. III
Baker, 9, III. M. Littlejohn, S, Blank
r. II. Bakers name was then with.
drawn from the Convention.
Second ballot resulted, Charles G.
Williams rs votes and III. M. Little.
john S.
The nomination of the Hon. Chas. G.
Williams was made unanimous.
The following Congressional Com.
mittee was then appointed r.
Bennett, of Rock; t. B. Barnes,o Wal.
worth; Elihu Enos, of Waukesha; T
G. Fish, of Racine and Jos. Y. Quarles
of Kenosha.
Capt. Chas. E. Parmeter, of Geneva
was appointed member of the State
Central Committee for this District in
place of Frank Leland resigned.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A new pipe organ is to be placed in
Y st. Matthews church.
A new thirty foot ladder has been
added to the fire department.
The excursion to Twin Lakes last
Sunday was a grand succPss.
A. G. Arverson Esq, Of Racine, Wis
tied Kenosha last Monday.
81. Vinegar, of Chicago is visiting
his parents in this city.
E. w. Blinn, of Manchester, Eng.
was in KenOSha this week.
The place to buy your fall hat is at
DOan e Browns. LIVE
1t is proposed to raise money by sub
scription to improve Lake Park.
An incipient tornado, accompanied
by rain visited this city last Tuesday
evening.
The weekly dime readings of the
Episcopal Society are becoming very
popular.
The Shakespeare Club propose to give
% grand costume representation Of
Othello, at an early day.
We call attention to the business
card of E. E. Wilson in our advertis-
ing columns.
a party Of pleasure seekers charter
ed the Engle and visited racine last
Saturday evening.
Numerous complaints are made con-
corning boys and young men who per-
sist in bathing south of Kemper Hall.
Judge French leaves to-day for an
extended pleasure trip in the Macenac
country.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Co. No. /,
will participate in the tournament at
Chicago.
Mrs. E. M. Boyden, of Chicago, Ills,
formerly of Kenosha, visited the fami-
ly of E. G. Hazleton last Friday.
Kerber & Son contemplate the cree
ton of new brick store, just south of
their present location, to be used as a
meat market.
QUERY: "Why will men smoke common to-
bacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros. Sea
Of North Carolina, at the same price" 31y1
1t would cost but trihle to sprinkle
the leading residence streets, yet the
people prefer to suffocate rather than
incur the trifing expense.
HAY.
We keep hay for sale by the cargo OF
by the single bale, deliverable in any
part of the city. Also loose hay anC
Dat and Rye straw by the load.
1tf DURKEE & CO.
Why do not some of our musicians
produce an ''organ recital We OBJ
serve they are becoming very popular
in neighboring cities.
Rev. G. E. Gordon, of Milwaukee
occupied the pulpit Of the Unitarian
Church last Sunday morning. There
will be preaching at the same place
next Sunday.
Pants for $500.
We have q few remnants Of fine
cloths which we will make at about
one half their value.
11w2 DoAN & BROWN.
A company for the manufacture O.
barbed wire fence. is the latest indus
trial organization in Kenosha. A gen
eral mandatory will be established az
soon as the Company have perfected
their arrangements. Samples Of thu
product are on exhibition at G. A
Deweys.
! wish to announce to the ladies OF
Antioch and vicinity that L will oper
d millinery and ladies furnishing stor,
at Antioch in time to be ready for tn,
fall trade. / have associated with my
self lady recently from Philadelphia
in which city she has worked severa
years in frst-class millinery estab
lishment. Ladies fancy undergarment,
viii be kept constantly on hand O.
made to order, at reasonable rates
Hair work also done neatly and a
prices to suit the times. Further an
nouncement soon MRS. l.. S. COLLIER
Antioch, Ill, Aug. 10, 1878.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15

Edward Balm is laying large sewer
on Deming street.
National Republican., 1878-04-18

AUCTIOSEERS
Duncanson Bros. Ninth and d sts.
Wash. II. Williams ID, cor Tenth street
BOoKSELIERS AND SrATIoNERa
solomons & Chapman, OIL Pennsylvania avenue
Shington. Pa avenue and Four-.nd-a- half street
W. ii. & d. il. Morrison. US Pennsylvania avenue.
L. N. Whitaker Vernon Row. Pa ave. and Tenth st.
Felix Desfosses. .cOl2 II street
CLOTHING
L. s. Justh. GiD ID street.
DENTISTS.
Dr. c. DeMontrevilie. No. i2ai y, northwest
DRUGGlSIN
Coughiin's Temple Drug store, and Ninth streets
EntWise, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street.
EDUCATIONAL
Elwnrd g. Townsend, INA Ninth street northwest
Mr.s. T. Fuller. Art school. 1915 streo' n. W.
Mrs. Burr, 1905 II street.
Miss narrower, l'3J street
RoSsyn SryT% Sem nary SSsT D., MrPhcrson Iiuar-
PnrE Seninnry, D hlfh street northwtr, .,.
Mss Eva Mills Music, lpS strclL
School OF Music TOI Eighth street
Musical Academy, J. =. tEnlhrld, lill street. -.
Musical Conservatory o. b. Bullard q. Ninth street
FINE ARTS
MarLriter Obi 4 street northwest
HOTELS.
St Jane, Hotel corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
McIroI o,itnii, Penna ave. and sixth street
t2 EhniIt House Fogr!ssmth teen and streets
Morn"S's, IL anh Fifteenth streets
fremont House.
HATTERS.
II, II. Stinenctz i%7 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAIIIORS.
Eiscmnn Brothers. corner seventh and l. streets
A. Saks y Co, seventh street.
b. ltobiison " Co.. !Os Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders & stayman Penna ave and Twelfth street
PlIOTO-LlTHOURAPHEI
Norris Peters, Photo The ographer, No +s Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE.
II. H. Warner, ,Oi8 = street northwest
| Iobn Shvrnian, 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch d Fox, Frecdmans bank building lSOs Pa ave
| SEWING MACHINES
McKenney & Co, CT Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Spring Hath Come.

Some of the new spring costumes displayed
at the opera last evening were exquisite. ono
elegant princrSsc Of an indc,Crbable black ma
trra most simply made and richly trimmed,
looked charming. 1t WIS difficult to tell
whether the beads that glistened ON 1t are what
are called moonlight sunrise, OF lightning.
Another costume, which adorned brunette,
was composed of buir silk velvet. and Spanish
lace, The elegant variety Of capes and scariS
light aud silky, that will be worn this season.
are beyond description ior their beauty and
grHceiulnrSs,
No costume for summer wear is en- becoming
to old and young rs white, and our ladies will
he glad to hear that the great hpOre in Paris
this season Is, for white dresses, nansOok, ba.
tiste, muslin. and crepe dc chine will all be
pressed into service. These white dresses, to
be sty ylish, must be trimmed with colored cnl-
broiderics or COlurrd luces, and belts with
clasps OF iiagreo, silver, or engraved steel,
must be worn with them.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
For the Corner,

or the Corneri
Only few more years,
Weary years
Only few more tears,
Bitter tears,
And then-and then, like other men,
! cease 10 wander. cease to weep;
Dim shadows o'cr my way shall creep.
And out Of the Day and into the Night
And Into the Dork and out Of the Bright
gS gSS,,snd an y Death 3, shall veil my face.
Ny very name, and every trace
leave on earth for the stern years tread,
Tread out the names Of the COMO and dead;
And then-and then, like other men,
close my eyes and go to sleep
Alb, me the grave is dark and deepl
IAlasl alaSi
How soon we pass
And oh, we go
So far away
When go We must
From the light nf Life and the heat OF striN,
To the peace of Death aud the cold, still dusA
We go, We go. and may not stay;
We travel the long, dark, dreary way
Out Of the Day and into the Night
Into the Darkness, out Of the Bright,
And then-and then, like other men
We cluSe our eyes and go 10 sleep
We close our eyes and go To sleep.
All !! me- the grave Is lone and deepi
] saw flower at morn so fair
passed at ere--it was not there;
saw sunbeam. golden bright
saw cloud that sunbeam shroud;
And saw Night
Digging the grave of Day.
The Day took on her golden crown,
And sadly, slowly laid II down;
Aud Day, nj morn the Suns fair bride,
At twilight bent her brow and died.
And so, alas like Day. we pass
At morn We laugh,
At eve we weep;
At morn we wake,
At night we sleep
We close our eyes and go TO sleep.
All me, the grave is still and deep.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
New York General Market.

,-..,.. ,,- Nsw YoRK. April II, 1874
SO bales. Consolidated net receipts, Tis Exports
TO- Great 81 Britain TosI 70 France, 4Od to Tile Con.
Flour 5slCc better low grades OF shipping extra
With good expoT, inquiry @ No :, e. Soai: sGperllne
and sSaa shSSe TO SeG& 3
Gas; common to choice white wheat Western extra,
ira Ohio. sS iOa6 I5 common to good extra 81 Louis
S: Ra'sS sSocs 70 oSs extra s1a gHS1 to
Ing strong for low grades and steady for other kinds
sSSS sSo 10 choS SSt SiSs Is SSCn rye " s our as %
a. a. mI snnariIe state CYrn meal more active yel.
Brs%ine T. fsdssy iSs anu ren"SSVan'' y 2's4 oi
WGsat ,saiS SstieS with good espcr, demand and
ssp:%s IS Seis I ~ S$s s:rl%a. SHlk
s' for . NO q CsIe9sP @ q ?'a I A. % for No M!Saii:
Nc: spring IL store. q assi " for No. and No ~
amber d iIio No. amber long and Il io Tor Tor White Ii
Rye steady at sTGTsc for Western 7sc for No. /, and
Barley quiet and unchanged. Barley malt dull and
Corn li@.e higher, with q good export and fair
mixed SS9S9',s tor low mixed, S?sSSc for steamer
ysllST r SSqS6G II @6Its for steamer m Nv white e for No
Western mixed In store, SSSS.c for yellow Western
&C S; ysST ,t.;ts s tns sS ysSs be-
%eIS s ISr lS1 NJ S for Si No MhS dn s
Tor mixed siss ana No for T White %e do oO' ''
Hay firm at GGGGSc for shipping.
.nd and SSs S Ns% for Easter"
COhee-'Rio moderately active Ht liq1i7c. gold for
cargoes, and ltGls'.c, gold, for JOb-lOls
Sugar dull with sc decline, At 7I,G7b,c for fair Ia
goou refining and nc for prime. Refined duh at 81,
q0G for STANDARD A, ssGgyl for granulated gsc fol
powdered. and 9'ic for crushed.
MOlhsscs quiet and unchanged.
Rice unchanged, with a moderate demand.
Petroleum dull and: lower. Crude, B',c; refined
liAci cases, hsglGc; naphiha, 6j.@GL.c; united
u 2sagl 10.
TallOw unchanged.
IOsm quiet at u 57li iG1l 90 for strained.
Turpentne steady al 3ic or spirits.
Eggs steady at ll1ll'sc for State and vanls
iSlc for fresh Western, and 100 Oi.c for southern
PotAtOesdu Peerless tlGgl 25. Eary f5ose. 81 95dt
s.; Peachblows q 2SdDl 50; sweets, u IiGta ii.
Coal without decided change at % 1898 75 Or anthra
cite per cargo.
Leather stepdy. Hemlock soIc-ruenos and RlC
Grande, light, middle, and heavy weights, 2Jgalc
California do. 3G"lc; common do, lMG2lC
Wool dull. Domestic fleece, .ahnisc PULLED aOG lsg
unwaShed, 100. .sC; Texas iin2tc.
PTOvislons-POrk steady; mess, Sg15dIO Is Bee
dull. Beef hams quiet. Tlerce beefdu. cut meats
Western quiet; niidies dull at 50 for Western Ion,
Gear aud s. sc hT city do. Lard steady; prime steam
Il E0g7 81. Butter In buyers favor: 7aiJc Tor Ole
Western, i2G2ic for do, State, and ijN3Oc Tor new
Cheese steady at GG Gl21ic for common 10 prime
Llnseed dull and nominal AT IL YjCI2, gold.
WHISKY quiet at 81 O7 cash.
frelghts To Liverpool quiet and steady Cotton, pc
sail 5jid, per steam, AL Wheat, per steam, - ID,
National Republican., 1878-04-18
COMMERCE..
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, April II, 1873
Cotton fiat and nominal. Middling, lO.ic.
Flour quiet, but iirmer. Howardstreet and Western
tuperfine ttdi 50; do. EXTRA r759p5 2j: do. family
6M65O CITY Mills superiine, u 2sDi rs: 10. extra
MS.
Wheat-sophern in good demand and nrm; West
ern hrns and NC higher southern red u .Onl IS: do
amber, 81 3hgI 81; Pennsylvania red d 3st 35: No
winter red Western, spot and April, u Si6yl 81 May
ta,',.
Corn-southcrn = shade nrmer; Western strong
with a1isc advance. southern white, 5ld52Ac do
@5ec; May, 5saaS3c; June, 5Ita5i'.c.
Oats hirly active and firm Southern 336hS6c West
ern white, sigS5c do. mixed, SO 3lc; Pennsyiva
83Gl35c.
Rye dull and nominal at 6Odi6cc.
Hay In good demand and steady. Prime Maryland
and Pennsylvania, si4tGla
Provisions dull and nominhlly steady. Butter
Choice steady, firm, and unchanged.
Petroleum dull aud weak Refined lI6iiGc
Coffee quiet and barely steady. Rio cargoes, 49, d
lie
sugar quiet and easier at 9i@91.c
Whisky quiet at u O6Cd1 N'i.
Recelpts-Flour, 100 bbs; wheat, o. 500 bu; corn
l000DD bu; Oats, 400 bu.
shipments-Wheat, 1900 bu; corn. lOsOoO bu.
Freights to Liverpool quiet. Cotton, per steam
ESD; hour. 2s ID; grain sa@s's
National Republican., 1878-04-18
lPFFO1.STElsS.
rro HOUsEKEEPERs.

NV NOT -TN TETIT-.
UPHOLSTERY IN All ITS BRANrHES.
Cnrppts made and put down: Mating laid; Lam.
brrIuns to order PaTlOr Furniture, Hair and Spring
Matt rpssr aud all household furniture repaired reno
waited aud rpnllde equal to new, AT customers houses
or at the shop, at about unShalt the usua, charges
Address postal card To "llhulslcr, 10 The care uiO
leave orders WITH
O. II. HOLLlSTER, Carpenter and Jul Der,
apI7-lm rs Fourteenth street northwest
~ MILLER PRACTICAL L PHOI STE AND
~ Dk1 ORATOR, co ID street northwest All
work done At short notice In the most satisfactory
nluunpT and ut reasonable prices nul76m
National Republican., 1878-04-18
.ANCOCK's RESTAURANT
Old Curiosity Shop.

ESTABLISHED 1910.
msrslf 1874 Pennsylvania avenue
ERITZ SCHAIBLE,
II Late or"My ONCE" Seventh and y streets, has
Give him u call noy2Bm
National Republican., 1878-04-18

SNOw Is THE TINE TO SELL" LADIES
~ Gents and thildrens Cast mr W enrlngAp
TRTo Boots shoes 80. ut extraordinary high cash
pricrI at "JUSrHS Old stand" No. tl9 u street
northwest All notes hy mail will be promptly nt'
tended To. rpll- "
National Republican., 1878-04-18

The torlowing Is published for the benefit Of Trar-
cling Sdlesn,en, Strangers, and the public gener.
dHy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all uho intend
transacting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

CARDS
THE AMERICAN PATENT sCIEEZEkS.
They are Round Corners, highly finished aud well
pldrnniZed by all who indulge In the amusement OF
carl playing. For sale Mt
SHILLINGTON'S BOOK STORE,
Corner OF Four-andn-half street aud Pcnn'a avenue
NEW BOOKS
Madame tinssclns" from the French Of Louis VI
back. "ItamblrS In Wonderland or, Up the Yellow
stone" "Cpa's ArbpT, by the author of Golden
Butterfly" Proxy" by tile author of The B'sr Of
IIuShalIs.' Punch Brothers and Other Sketches"
by Mark Twain. THE History ofn Crime" by Victor
Hugo. "IInrper's HalEHour SERIES" all the back
numbers on hand.
An the American and French Fashion Books and
Journals received ~ soon ns published.
school BpOk!L blank hooks, Pass. Rocks, Letter.
Note aud Cap Paper Bill- Paper and Envelopes and
everything In The stationery line Wholesale aud re-
tail tho very lowest ptices. and OF the best quality
for the prices charged.
J. SHILEIN(;TON,
Corner Four-and-a-hat street aIsl Penn'a avenue.
upgII
National Republican., 1878-04-18
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR PIG.IRoN, SAND, &c.
NAVY PAY.OFFICE.
wAsHISGTtH, u. G., Aprl ~. lsIS
Sealed proposnls In duplicate. 20 he ndnrsed Pro-
puyal. for plg.IrOn, sand. &c. Will he received Nj
This Office uuli y the 18th day Of April IS;S, for
Washington Navy ard free Of any expense to the
Government, and subject to the usual inspection:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENr AND RECRUITING
10 Tons Ashland piE.Iron Mol:
90 Bushels POughkeepsie Moulding sand.
lOO " Charcoal
5 CrucibleS NJ. u.
5 Tons - htr-ASh Egg Coal.
For castings lOr Galleys thain-StudS, &c.
The contractor 10 pay the cost of Inspection OF the
coal.
The right reserved to reject any all ~ the Osrs
not deemed advantageous 10 the Government. Re
spOnsble security required on ie blds iOr inc prompt
Hnd faithful delivery Of the articles
Blank forms for bids To lie lIa! ~ ms nnicr
uprISs.Sw2w Pay Inspector United States Navy.
DRoPOSAIs FOR CARPET AND oILCLOTH
NAVY PAv-OrrICr.
Sealed proposals, hrupllCate. To be ndOrsru PRO
pnSnls for Carpet and OClUth, Will he received NJ
Ibis ulcs unll rim. the 9th day Of April ISIS for
tie below rvrlh"d articles to Ire delivered nj Il g
Washington Navy. Yard, free Of any NpenSe to the
Government, and subject to the usual Inspection.
BUREAU OF EQUlPMENr AND RECRUITING
IN Yards Carpet.
llS Square Yards OllclOth.
For the United states steamer IallaI oOsR
Diagrams and Instructions with blank forms for bids,
nj this office The right Is reserved to reject amy rail-
Of the offers not deemed advantageous to the toy cru
nrnt EpspunSihe security required on the bids for
W. W. WILLIAMS
aprlaS&w2w Pay.Inspector CnILed sLnles Navy.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
RESTAURANTS,

PESTAURANT PAllSIEN
~ li5t rennsylyania aye, OPP; Wlard's Hotel.
FlRST-GLASS FRENCH RESTAURANT
Break fast, 50 cents, from a. M to u m; dinner
20 cents, from itOS p. m. 4 q carte all day.
mar 2Sly O. BROCHE pr6nrIetnr
National Republican., 1878-04-18
FOR SALE.
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.

DOBERT J. MURRAY,
N ATTORSEY-AT LAW.
~ ri Four and -ahnlf street northwest (ChnunCey
Ruildng) Room Il.
United states CImmi isnner, Examiner In Chan
cerY and Notary Public, CounseIUra ai Law, aud 30
III itUr for Claimants npJ-Gm
National Republican., 1878-04-18
DIRECTORY.

Tho Principal business Houses Of Wash.
ington.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
T T. CoLDwELL, Real. Estate Auctioneer.

II T. COLDWELL, Real. Estnte AnctiOneer.
TRUsTEEs' SALE HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATE
No. iGe2 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated January 1875,
recorded In Libcr No. rs folio igs one OF the land
records for the District Of Columbia. we VIII sell Mt
public aution. In front Of the premises. on THURS
DAY, APRIL Is, 1878, at 40 o'clock p M; the follow
g., viz: The north twenty-five ts.) feet eight (sl
inches OF lot ten (O) square numbered hve hundred
dc.
Terms; One-fourth cash balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months with interest ut per cent
per from day OF sale secured by deed OF trust
upon property sold, or AL cash; at option o. the
Of sale. All conveyancing ut purchasers cost II the
terms Of sale not complied with In seven days
the trustees reserve the right resell ut deaultng
| purchasers risk, after five days advertisements
ALBERT q. HALL, lrr,,.,ao.
BRAINARD II. WARNER, i'"''eea
Ap.l.slSSis
National Republican., 1878-04-18

II L. BLACKBOARD.
ADJUSrER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
makes u specially Of the adjustment aud collection Of
life and fire Insurance policies; prepares proof takes
deposit Ions anu gives tho rough and accurate nOrnR-
tun concerning lRpsed octcs pald-up pollci,S as.
sIgnmenis, cash values Sc. Apply at INSURANCE
ROOMS OF T. NJ HANSON and H. l.. BLACKBOARD,
ji9 seventh street northwest. mhlitf
WIN. II. MAIN & CO.. REAL ESTATE AND
w Claim Agents rs Pennsylvania avenue north
city and country property for sale eNchar ge
Houses lots and farms In all parts OF the city and
country easy terms Loans negot Uned, houses
rented and rents collected and returns made prImpl
ly. large tracts OF southern land to exchange ior
Northern property. Collections ofa claims promptly
attended.
Sale OF land specially. deI+I
r AMBLER SMITH.
cs Attorney.ht law,
l5OS SPENNSYLVANIA AVtNUE NORTHWEST.
Special Httenu on given 10 claims against the Gov
eminent octi7ly
National Republican., 1878-04-18
Personal.

rT,HREE OR FOUR HUNDRED MEN HAVE
been trying the last eight years nt an expense OF
about sO,0oO,OOO to govern this Dftrict They have
male bankrupls Of the people and fools Of Themselves
Isn't U about time they let US aionc? ..
npls-ltr j. II. CROSSMAN.
National Republican., 1878-04-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

.. New York Money MARKET
NEW YoRK. April II. fs7a
Money easy at 49A
ESchange-Long, $50; short, tssN.
Gold firm at iooI.
Rates for carrying, 2,s6L
Government bonds generally steady ct the following
National Republican., 1878-04-18
CAR RRIAGES.

COMFORTS.
EELIX DESFOSSE'S FRENCH BAl-. EI
Il VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALITY.
Established 1881
IS YEARS OY INCREASING SUCCESS
FELIX DESfOSSE,
he welknown and only real French baker inWashing
ton, has removed to No .Nis II street, between Fwen
iieth and Twenynrst streets Pennsylvania ave
nue., where in house expressly built for tho purpose.
lie has greater facilities than before for the nluhc
iuro Of the best French and American Bread. French
Bread specially. Liberal terms offered 70 hotels
aud dealers.
n. B-French Bread recommended for per-onr
Of delicate health, especially for those suffering from
dyspeugla BEWARE of limitations utett
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Arizona Silver Belt:
Thuraday. 0eEoher I0. lN7s.
BEfseeIIamy.

Tke Treasurer of the United Stairs is now paying silver dollars on current liabilities
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10

came dalirious and jumped from the blackboard near the Rio Afimbres and remained in and near the town For thiry-six hours, during which time he lost $I 900 in drafts and some currency. He returned to Silver Olty and stopped payment of drafts.
 Indians made another raid on Charlie Bottom's herd, near Mangus Springs, and killed four steers.
 Reports from the Cbiricahua mines arc favorable.
 August Rodeholz. formerly of the Lower Gila, died recently in Tucson. Arizona.
 +. Y. Nepsham and Miss c E. Johnson were married as Silver Citv. on the 21st ult.
 4 boy in charge of stock belong ing to Van Smith was jumped bv three Indians near Ash Springs. lie fired or them and succeeded in reach Ing caIap, one horse missing. Next morning. Jim McDaniels started to recover fhe horse saw five Indians spurred bis horse got ahead of the reds. and brought the lost auilnal back to camp
 According to the account published in the Mesilia News. Newton Rose crans came out first best in his street fight with A. J Fountain. u Mes slla, notwithstanding the fact that the latter had heavy cane n his hands.
 J c Cooney on the Duck Water Lraa not far from Frisce. saw an Indian mounted on each of bis horses He pursued. and came within 400 yards, when he SEW eight Indians iu advance of those riding his animals lie fired tt ihe nearest of them and felled him Fire vas returned from several quarters, winch pierced his clothes and hat. On returning tol camp he found t sacked.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
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 Goy. Bela Hughes. of Colorado. will be the bappieSt man in America over Ben Buffers nomination for .15oyernor of Massachusetts, happier than old Ben himself. Bela is as stauueh a Democrat as ever lived but he IS one of Budel's 8armest and most enthusiastic admirers. He used to be terribly down ol Ben, bai when he went to Washington and met the old war-horse he fell dead in love with hiln, and has worshippea al his shrine ever since. Why, d--n 1t, '' said Bela, as he passed through St Lotus on his way home from Wash ingtou, That man Butler is a mar syI There never Was uobler, purer man. Bela diaed 9i.h Ben one afternoon, and they sat very late over their vine Ben, in tue mean time, swokng Bela's fur all with the gram" /" They had stowcd away good deal of champagne when But ler's secretary came in, sayng, General, there are a number oF callers n the parler, who have been waiting long time to see you 's Who are they !" demanded Butler, grufiy. Several elegant gentlemen from the East, and two elegant ladies from tue East" replied the Secre- tary "Weliv exclaimed Butler, laying bis hand afecuouateiy on Bela Hughes kuee, and throwing his cock eye over his shoulder in the di- rection of his secretary, you tell those elegant gentlemen fiom the East and those elegant laslies from the East, that General Butler IS bnsy with a d-d elegant gentleman from the West p That made Ben solid with Bella.