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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

SECoND DISTRICT C0URI TOR TIE PAR,
ian 81 Ot!eans No Il - w yt5tas q . y Ell
oraFla ths second D4tfi:r CoHsF s3r the parish
q Orleans, mt above entitled co. VII Vt, pro- :
cesi to sell at public qssi2h. 8, t1g, AeEeaaaEs
tween Canal and Cas+on1aouse street,, IN the
second District Of This etty, On sAIUKDA4
January a. 1890 ~ Il O'Clock m, the following
described property. % Wit-cor.x.rS
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with all tbs buil4Enzs and improvements Enera
Or, rights, WAYS. privileges. - gl'dte5 and DE-
peadanGiea theEet., o-soaslag :, oE aagWte
bSIHted by Robertson. Claiborne. Key
and Columbus street, AMI measaring
fG1r feet front On R7bastson Stree ~ o4
drad and eleven feat orc tnch deep
line Of lot number eighty seven and oae g.
bred aud nineteen feet, mors or less. onI
orpeaite ai4.s line.
Seized In he above suit. e
Terms-Cash On the spot. @
J. r. ALCEE GACTHREAJI
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OFleaf
deA 81 Ja7 il ii II
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Probably you never heard VI " gingerbread
barometer A French editor ha7 onr gen
eral Iii gingerbread He buys one III d rar
once year and nails 1t IN the wall at home.
Damp weather soften5 AMI dry weather hard
ems gingerbread ant the editor can tell by
touching the figure with his finger what kind
or day 1t ~ going to be.
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1 PHYSICIAN AND eURGEOs
~ twenty fve years experience Ia the treat
mani ana eur. II i Il diseases n tbs GEAtT0-
URINARY ORGANS, 4fd IF those arising from
either NERVOUS Or PHYSICAL lpEbi5LIIi,I II
eSg-4 treate5 with 4ucneas Brght's Dts4s2o.
G draw CatarrF ii he Bladder Giret, Sperm
tarrbaea aud All disorders ot . PITY At y : n
TIRE treated Tttno1f the Gse ri MfE.GERY Or
INV iniurions drugs Cures guaranteed ana
rnrdtcinea sGprItoa. sTRIC 2 BIS cured ~ a
simple racchant4ru without pain.
Disease If Femaaa. SuepeGaton, Retent.on
ara at Female Irregularities PEOIPTLI kh-
LIEVED Or. Psrrza FEMALE KEGJILAT-
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. TO be had only
III this Office. Consultations strictly conaden-
tial and charges reasonable. Once No. south
Ranpart street, near Canal, New Orleans, oc2
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NEW ORLEANS AND ARKANSAS.

II will BE- In March Ut April beFprn tn" rail a
road rrachra Monticello. lha merchants ana
cnpitalists of New Orleans ars Wtktng up I'd
their interests. and ar" ti" necessity af con
Meeting their city With otlr section com
pany. Ut the head of which IL Mr.. A"l Rich
ard5on has bought on til" Monroe and
Shreveport foad, AMI propose ~ cDmDi"t@ III
at once" This viii put raA.l- north aud south
of H. with bit u shprt glp VI 'iii ip. hl-'
will surely b. done mnd W" may certainly az
poet the iron horse bet9r" tDtnt running
through our town.
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Ar.aal nes PROFITS. 1913 u sas 81
Total aaseta. Observation-Disclosures $50 $40 u

THIS foregoing staaarGeutt- 4 iust true ard
orrnet transcript from tna books Of tins Com.
grnY JANIS I. DAT. Pre9ifenss
Fl! a afENTzR. Heerstary.
BYorY Sa ard spDsGriheG before ms fli8 fweus
: y.aeeoEd DAY II January, 1919.
a. IHGBAaAn. Notary Pubiics
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w. ". washhurn VS.. george rchwsr.

J. r. ALGhE GiTTHRFAt%,
Civil Ah"riff u tins Parish Of Osicana.
If IN II II ~;
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j. !, Neysrs vs.. succession Of G. '. Anary

Civil Sheriff 81 tA1 f&tish 81 Orleans,
le17 u 81 Ia7 itl7
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26
Chfldren,s Hair.

How often the soft, fossy hair Of children
Ia seen crimped. pinched and curled, and
nothing 10 20 injurious TO the ultimate
health 81 tie hair az this sort Of treatment.
Wee creatures a three or fonr years, and
even younger are arrayed in curl papers by
affecfionate and admiriDg mothers. who are
bent upon making the children charming,
and who do not stop to consider how far
they may cd defeating their own md by
this action, or how much pain they may be
ipficting on the object u their fond solicit
tnde. An authority OF that subject says:
up to the age 81 six or seven. children
retain what Is called their baby hair. which
II injured, not improved, by cutting. In
its soft aud delicate sickness IL IL like the
first p!nmage Of a young bird, and IL quite
different from the harsher hair which sue
eeeds 1t. II the hair cnrls naturally il looks
charming dressed in that fashion, but put.
ting II in paper. Is sure to injure il and
pull 1t out by the roots. The u-e u curl
ing irons is still more objectionable: inv
thing which tangies and cuts the hair 4 bal
in the extreme, aud II Ii to be regretted
that mothers draw so heavily on the capi tai
OF their children's hair. instead Of using
the yearly increasing interest OF its beauty
and value. One disastrous result arising
from the prevalent custom Of allowing the
hair 70 flow ~unconfined down the shoulders
has been in some cases, disease u the spine
or other ills Of q kindred nature. This has
been attributed to the beat Of the hair,
whsn it is thick and az the hair is a / non
conductor the constant warmth of il about
the neck and shoulders becomes a weaken
ing agency that betrays itself in some
miserable form. The scalp Of the head
slionld be always kept clean.
The hair should not be brought in con
tact with very sharp comb-feeath; it should
be carefully and well-hrnshed. and loas. ly
coiled in one Of the becoming fashions that
abound al present, without being injurious
10 the growth or beauty Of thehair, Or drtr;.
mental to the physical structure in any
way.
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IL ksdiag r~roTAsneesiy ne selsss~ As
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81 political ssssssion ~ sh@ SzsSsesssoa
n sbe 2zs n . prsysss commemorative
firm q xsyy<<es rIyxg esa1Asts deaeeTded
from tie M9s TsSee shseh h. e@sapses -
the sssisssssss n tie eosssry. Bs err
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~ msstSos Jsdzs sssThez j. Field ~ .
psoy<z psrsoa 70 rses5ss the Deraoerssie
nomination kS me Prssideney, Of coarse
no intelligent man ssoaght fr . naonaens
that this JsdsssI candidate possessed a
ssseIe esezsess M suitability, He wa
Eno~n ~ stand for The great eor1srzfAo1s
" sgxanss he p<sre, ard ras abs>gsx5y
la<xssg In sqsry sstsfsats ~ p~oraIssisy.
There sse f0s1a1 -pvsraiSent D<nsoerats IN
the United s.sses who sss3 be more ac~
esptxsse ~ che Deraocyzsie hesss ~ sh<iy
assaA&sd bezssY 10 lie race Il 1880, than
sseyAsn j. F5<49 u the Sspysrse Court.
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show br him, zad he ssxsszhsswsy pro-
esess 70 Do all IN bs poxsY % sza2h TISd~ss
10 Esp York. The prsasst dezaevzlizsd
eozdssson n the Dezs1erstIe party IN that
Ss&ss IL - nsaeh DE 70 tie ss;<rmsd11anz
a cyrss W, Fesd sd Ia political a%ss
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tie brothers FssA sresys shss presensd
By tie ststale u tie bgesGsrs sAerasza On
the oskzv side, Wsssevsv ssse ~ National
Coasssfsoss nssy Do nszs pear ne bope 10
80 tkezn permanently sAesgs TIE Fields xzd
Sakrmxas.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

Ne are N rscesys u ) ps5gzss bs1r ssoa
aesxsyscv Eszn n S2s Fsareseo. AEeng
ossss Rings czs eorsaYgdsas tells - .
us4: 8ssg s51ss t1@ Grass bo>z- Tke
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rabIicza party. We eanscs ssy whether
tbs rssssSks ~ Gsssrxi Grxat kss csrrsetly
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topics. sod - pot ~r5tssn 70 eomnant-
esss this BIZ u political news especially;
bat II h has grsspsd his true Desning.
thsn ~ msy ssssIy pat down Gsasrsi Grant
- ksing " 10 shs hands u his frisadss :"
sad ~ al know vhss thss inpiiss.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26
Three Powerful, sermoa..

EVEs OVfs ~" OfIFHhs MOrntnK Star.
Over the triple doorways Of the cathedral
Of Milan there are three inscriptions -pan-
ming the splendid arches. Over one is
car ed = beautiful wreath OF ros, ., and nm
dernes'h Is the legend: IAN that which
pleases il ouly fora mument." over the
other IL sculp,urrd n cross, and there are
the words: IAN that which troubles US l.
but for \ moment" Underneath the greaf
central entrsnre Ia the main al IL Is the
inscription: That only il important which
u stsvpal."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

osE u sbs most eonvineing sizns u the
Increasing prosperity u tbs United States
- sst forth In tbs following. which We clip
frsm ~ Salt LAks Tribune, Salt Lake
merchants who have just from tbs
Rsst. ssy thsy hare not con~dsSsbls trou-
BIZ IN getting their orders eiIsd. By reason
u the great revival IN business sad sztrA-
ordinary demand from al sections. The
Ersst importing and vholssAjs houses. 10
esther With manufacturers. are working
night ssd Day With increased force. and all
report that thsy sys fer behind. There has
never BEEN such IN srs II prosperity, they
ssy. sines tbs war"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

4 IarsosT comes from Colorado Of the
discovery u . mins which s-ssys sis7. 900
pr tho. Ths gold IL said 70 10 "of good
quality. and will coin si7.so per ounce"
We don's suppose Colorado papers would
lie shout small matters like this; but. ~
one I'm Of gold u $3.50 per ounce Is
worth es1s 200. II would be interesting TO
know where tbs remaining s2t 800 comes
In. II h evident that figures do lie. some
ssnzSs-~s isa.t In Colorado.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

The entire population Of Paris, whether
floating or permanent, is counted officially
every month. Whether you abode be at
privats residence, hotel or boarding house,
you will be required within forty eight
hours to sign a register. giving your name,
age. occupation aud former residence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26
To Whom 1t May Concern,

HAVE LARG NUMBER OF ACCOUNTS
sun due to me in Eureka. and - | have no
further business here. | have placed said ac-
counts in the hands o Judge Atwood, at the
Justices Court, who will IN suit Tor
the collection Of said bills, unl.s. paid pre-.
vious to October /. 1879.
A.. BFRwfN.
ate Of the White House.
Earska, sept. 20. 1875. ssal-1y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

Tsss. from tbs Msrning Gall. " lucid:
A. inquiry h frequently made ~ 10 how
y hsppens that ees'sin persons 20 frequent
ly sppear ~ msmhsfs Of the Grand Jury In
this city. OF course we cannot explain ihs
circumstance but Il II really singular that
. few psfsons should 80 frequently Appssr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

Boss KKLLr's revolt In New York isn't
booming to any ~pereeptabls extent. On
1ondsy last h. summoned his braves 10
Tsmmsny Hall and demsnded . promise
from than ~ support every man on shs
Democratic tickst 10 New York except Lu-
eias Robinson. And every one Of his
h<nchmsn Iifsing up his hand solemniv sr-
claimed. II swsarl" . was . thrilling
scene.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

In February, next year. there will be FIVE
SUNDAYS. This fact occurs bnt three times
in a century. Thus after 1880 we will
have to wait until 1921 i,efors the short
mouth Of ths rear can boast Of dive Sundays.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

TAxxYsy HALL IL divided against itseli
Ex-Governor Hoffman has resigned the
Once Of ssehsm u the society. snd will
support tbs Robinson ticket. Sensible
Hoffman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

0ssAr BsrrAfs's Asiatic possessions com
pei tbs Keeping u z2e. 900 msn. ~ "a N.
sssj ssyssss VI eieo. oge. eoe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS
lsrEoiAL 70 TnE sUaEKA DAILY SENTINEL. |
neeDley's Misstoa - His Peculiar
Actions.

LONDON. Septe nber rs.
Stanley at Sierra Leone gave his name
~ swinbnrn m invested the ext ed ton
with ." much mystery aud secrecy HAT the
steamer Albion, On which he and his party
arrive q. was In danger Of beiug stopped by
tss authorities. Stanley then declared
himself aud his purposes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26
Rooms To Let.

HREF ROOMS To RENT. ON o HILL.
furnished or unfnrnished Inquire Ut Mrs.
TAYLoR's residence. neat door to DR.. sehnei-
der's, three daers above the Srhoolhonse:
Lufeka. hslt. ~. lsTs. tea-Sss