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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11

"A site has been selected for the ar
tesian well at the intersection of Main
and South streets, and work will com
mence immediately. In the meantime
surveys will be made for the loca ton
OF the mains, and the work pushed for
w ard with all possible rapidity.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
The annual review and Tournament

The annual review and tournament
Of the Fire Department of Kenosha
will occur next Tuesday. on which oc-
caslon very interesting time may be
expected. The department has made
great proficiency during the past year
and much new material and apparatus
has been provided. The tournament
will take place on the fair grounds on
Tuesday afternoon and promises to be
a most exciting contest. The II. aad
L. Co. will display their ability with
their new truck and wipe out the men,
DRY of their Chicago experience. Let
there be a good turn out.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
TIE WAUKEGAN FAIR Our read

TIE WAUKEGAN FAIR.-OEr read
egs are directed to the advertisement
OF the Waukegan Fair in another col
umn. 1t IS scarcely necessary that we
should assure the citizens of Kenosha
County, who have ever attended the
fair at Waukegan, that they are well
worth trip to our neighboring city
to see. Mr.. Cory, the Secretary, who
visited us on Tuesday, says they are
putting forth extra efforts this year to
Isurpass, if possible. any Of the fairs
already held by their association. If
they succeed in having even as good a
fair this Fall as any Of those previous
ly held, we think they will be doing
well, as those we have attended were
always excellent. The Railway Com
pany will carry passengers to Wauke-
gan and back during Fair week for 66
cents. Animals or articles shipped
there by rail, will be returned free.
The Kenosha Well Company have
entered into a contract with Mr.. John
Dobyns, of Fond du Lac, to bore the
well which has been located
near and north Of Mr.. j. Y. Quarles'
office. The mains to be Immediately
laid, are from Main street bridge to
Town Line street, from Market Square
to the railroad; on Park Avenue south
to near the residence of Mr.. Quarles :;
south and west Of the Park and Chiea-
go SITS. to the Malt House; on Prairie
to the railroad, and some 9th
er streets; making about 1900 feet
to be laid at once. 1t is expected the
well will be completed about the mid
die Of January next.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered at the First Con-
gregational Church next Sabbath by
the pastor.
Rev. Jas. Cruickshanks will deliver
a discourse in the evening on "Insta-
bility Of Christian Character.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
Real Estate Brokers.


Strangers visiting Kenosha frequent
ly remark the metropolitan aspect OF
our business streets, hut complain of
the bad condition of the roadway.
Cannot some method Of pavement be
devised, and the dust Of summer and
mud Of spring be obyiated.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
a "a KID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions ofyouth, nervous weakness, early
decay loss OF manhood. &c. L will send arecelpe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self addressed envelope
Ne1U York. CITY. 36y1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
CYPRESS.
Sent. 9. Is

sept. Z, 1879.
Rain is badly needed. Wells are
dry, and Vegetation is suffering for the
want Of rain.
Farmers are cutting their corn,
thinkingit will not improve by stand
ing. Yield will not be large.
Messrs. Britton and Fellows are
thrashing in the neighborhood this
week.
Miss Emma Simmons returned home
last Monday, after two weeks visit in
Millburn, I'll.
Mr.. Henry Hodley IS visiting at Mr.
Whites.
Mr.. Lewis Sherwood is at home
again.
Miss Fannie Washburn was visiting
relatives in Cypress Wednesday.
Mr.. Stephens, of Bristol, visited his
daughter Mrs. Buck.
The school at Cypress closed last
Friday.
Miss Hattie Howard was visiting
relatives in Waukegan last week.
Mr.. George Hillyard, of Waukegan
was visiting at Mr.. Whites Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Cummings, of Waukegan, spent
the Sabbath at Mr.. Bucks.
Your reporter took a trip to Union
Grove last Saturday. Business seems
to be lively, yet they plead hard times.
Their photographer has returned to
Burlington for the want Of business.
There is a great many vacant houses
for the SIZE Of the place. 4 wealthy
farmer near the Grove was taken in
the act of stealing money from the
cash drawer OF Racine merchant. He
was fined SIS and bade to ego and sin
no more. :" His excuse was that the
merchant did not give him enough for
his butter. They are suffering M be
fol- water there, than we are heraH
possible. u
A son of MI. Brick, Of Bristol, dh d
of diphtheria. He was taken to Bridh-
ton last Sunday morning for burial.
Mr.. Ed Larabee Of the heavy firm at
Pleasant Prairie, and MI. Charles Mack
Neel were at Cypress last Sunday.
Squire Jones and Mr.. Jackson were
in Cypress Oh last Monday.
[ have changed my mind about get
ting the cage before you do the bird. l
would say, young men make sure of
your bird before you get your cage,
and it will save you the trouble and
that Mr.. Jackson IS having.
CLIO
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11

| take this method to intern the
public that 7 will be candidate for
the Office of County Treasurer at the
coming election. Yours Truly,
e. j. BENTLEY.
Kenosha Sept. 10, 1879.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
. q e.

\ new source Of revenue has been
found by the city. Five drivers of
fast nags have each paid the sum of
five dollars and costs, for driving
across Main Street bridge faster than
a walk. The authorities announce
their firm determination to enforce
this ordinance to the letter, therefore
let the unwary take heed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11

The Public Schools opened last Mon
day. The primary and intermediate
rooms are full, in some of the rooms
more scholars than can be accom- modal
ed,and considerable promotions are be-
ing made. The Principal, Mr.. Hubbard,
intends that the work of the teachers
shall be more equal and is SO arranging.
The case Of the State against An
drew Schoffen, late City Treasurer, for
em5ezzlement, came on again before
Justice Stebbins last Tuesday, when
the prosecution closed. The ex-Treas-
urer put in no defense. He was held
in $1,000 bonds for appearance at the
next term Of the circuit court
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
MARRIED..

SIBLY-sELI4S.-In this city, at the parsonage
OF the Congregational Church, by Rev. JAS.
Crulckshanks, September sth 1879, William F.
Sibly and Sarah l.. Sills, all Of Chicago.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11

The flow of gold to this country
from Europe, to pay for breadstutfs,
continues, Yesterday and to-day the
steamers from England brought 81, $50,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11

A communication from Black Hawk,
Colorado, arrived too late for this pa
per. 1t will appear next week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

New goods at the Cash Store.
15W2 LEE FELLOWS.
E. Pennoyer proposes to commence
his dock at once
A good summer hotel would pay in
Kenosha.
The Kenosha stove meets with a good
sale.
Gents furnishing goods in abundance
at GroSch e Eichelman's. 15w4
The lumber market at this port still
continues very active
Save money by buying your Dry
Goods for cost of Lee Fellows. 15w2.
Work has been commenced on the
Island Bridge,
Reud Groscil & Eicheiman's new
advertis ement in this paper.
We understand the Shakespeare Soci-
ETY. will not be revived this winter.
The Eyhum shirt takes the lead, at
Grosch e Eichelman's. 15w4
Robinson is decorating the front of
his new drug store.
Get the new style Of hats, cheap at
Grosch & Eichelman's. 15w4
MI. Bain's wagon sheds at the G.. &
N. W. Ry. Depot have been taken
down.
A new bridge at Grand street will
soon become necessity. Let it be q
swing bridge.
Edward Balm has added another
story to FLEETWOOD working building Of
his shops.
A submarine cable has been laid I'M
der the river at Main street by the w.
y. Telegraph Co.
The Forrest Club play "Fanchon :"
at Kimball Hall on Friday night Of
week, one night only.
The place to buy your supply Of fall
and winter clothing is at headquarters.
15W4 GROsCH & EICHELMAN.
The Experiment has been disman-
tied and laid up for the season at AL
lens dock.
The north side continues to show
signs of steady and permanent improve
ment.
MI. Mort. Miller, of Girard, Kansas;
is visiting his mother-in-lay, Mrs FL
ingtOn Pierce iii this city.
If you want suit of clothes or over
coat this fall or winter get posted about
prices at Grosch e Eichelman's. 15w4
o. NJ. Calkins will make some addi
tions and improvements on his block
corner Main and Park streets, as scor
as the present l5sseea surrender pos.
session.
The L. Of II. Dramatic Club will ex.
hibit the result of their study anC
training at Kimbail Hall next week
in the ever popular "Ticket of Leave
man"
A long and heavy freight train is
now made up in this city every day
for Rockford and intermediate points
Which speaks we'll for our city.
The Forrest Club of Waukegan pro
pose to erect q substantial opera house
in that city. Is there not enterprise
and public spirit enough to build tina
long talked of opera house in Kenosha
Lake shore land owners have beer
very busy this year and several new
and substantial breakwaters have beer
erected. The shore in many places i
better protected than for many year
past.
Remember that the Forrest Club, 0
Waukegan, play Fanchon on Frida,
evening at Kimball Hail. One nigh
only. Don't fail to see it.
T. L. Whitbeck has Honey Bees t.
sell. Parties wanting to buy Bees cal
do so for the next 20 days, after tina
time he will take them up or prepar,
them for wintering and will not sell.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
FfrcMReKs Attention.

The annual review of the Kenosha
Fire Department will be held Septem-
Der 10th, 1879, at L. 30 o'clock P. M.
on Market Square. Report y yourselves
c. SCHEND,
Chief Engineer of Fire Dent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11
AEeVERTESEEb aEAEg. MATTER

ADVERTISED MAEE4 BATTER.
The following is a list of Mall Matter remain
ing uncalled for IN the Kenosha Post Office, Ike
nosha County, Wis, for the week ending Sept
18th, 1879, and which will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at the expiration Of so days unless
called for.
Anderson Michael Torrey, 7. c..
Bradley, MRS. Hattie Wells. Miss Anna H.
Craig, Miss Josie NJ Williams, Edward
LaraDee, Miss 5. n. Walter, Nicholas
Martin, Mrs. T. West, w. We
To obtain any OF the above mail matter. the
applicant must give the date of this list,
CHARLES FRANTZ. P NJ
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-09-11

-A % s~"
For RENT.-Handsome nine room
cottage Oh Chicago S., Bay window,
barn and a! conYeniences. Possession
given Immediately. Apply to
C. w. & +. G. WARvELLE,
Real Estate Brokers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-05

Sort em, Doctor 1ris, i'd bin niht
trant, iA butte ia nur Elm menis. made
aber Mama aefuno, ile psint Sisl, Oeslf'a
ih es niht isben ioa.
@opbie i&lus ttsf srrotesnO bic @uasn
nieber.
Der Doctor Idien Go niht su tsms'ten,
neiete ll4 au Der &lsinen in tbrsn' SsttHen
unb laste: 60 talt bu ia s'nsn laSnsn
ytamen, einen ruiflhen.
@opbie tonute fd nidt rsranlabt fabltn,
ein.n Iremeen in ibre Tsrealtnilie s'n,u'
weiben, eine llntpabrbeit aus5uiprehsn
piberltrebte isbo6 ibrer Natur.
Weta Niasn lsbt lit 8ubtanS, Iasts |is.
Sa, unb Yapa II sin @rat ylauosrts
bic 8sine.
@eebrte Grau Rreu,, wanots iia bsr
Doctor an biels. ais babe sr auf bic gHorte
bss &innss nidt ssa&tst, eie &ranfbsit
Stree 2G6tsrhens { bat nidts ;u beoeuten
iA nil Sie mcrssn wiebsr tefuhen une
mir laiIsm bic Slsine bcfsntlit ins 5rsls.
sic netmen eins arobe Gorge BON mir,
5err Tcctsr bic jaieine III oisponirt ,u
5aletranfhsttsn, uno Id babe fdcn emma!
Dor 3nei Sabren aus 8raubuabsn fliebtn
mui1en, neil an Dem Srt, no ih pcbnts,
bic DipbtGerit.s unter ben &tncern aus
trah.
., liste Jrau &reu,. bon elmer iolhen
Gpinemis w.lsn ,ptr In uniersm 9sellima
utehts!
Die gntfernuns Don benz eanotau1s CUR
Statt bstrus faum cine balbe StunSs uno
ss fubrts stn 1hattiser Bee am Gee uTsr
babin. Ccetor Ginger wieeertclte istue
Beluhe. Sd babe mir bier cine tlsins
Jreunsin srmoytsn, woaen sic mir babsr
erlauben, Gle - tpena niht als Nr3t -
70 ais 6reuno au belu6en. sssbrte 5raa!
lasts er su Sopbie.
(f5ortfebuna folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-05

nod ssfsblt bate, bsr Snfintt fir BE
8shnuns nit ,,untetannten GrSben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-05
: gbireG1he Wiircentrd,er In 9fsw

- @binsliihe WIrosntraasr In 9fsw,
9Jurt. 3wst Gbinsien in Nationaltraht
tamsn am leBten DOnnerRa3 In oas gu-
rsau bss MaYcrs Cooper, INT oielem i4re
Nufwartuns ~ MAIDEN. 90 waren biss
Ssrr 60 fun tua unb lein Dieusr. 0srr
So fun bua banbiets Dem Mappr Gin se-
waltisss. in hinealtsr uno snslif6er
Sp.ade absefabtss Document elm, bas,
wie ss lidb berausfellte, Elm nit Ssrrn So
fun but abssidlolisner gertras mar, benz
msbrere 3eitunssausldnitte beilasen.
Dlslsltsn sntbieltsn e!nen Brtsf bon Jran-
els 3. &nistt bon Bottom an ben Draft.
bentsn Der 6ayarb llntuer fiat, tpcrin es
tsibt. eS lei I'm Sntsrefs unieres 5anosls
NIT China n6tbis, oab an Der Saoaros
llaiosrFtat Gtinelild selebrt psroe Der
errrdbnte 8frtras wuroe 3wi1dsn osn
Bunpsseonlul &nistt In @bansbai uno
So fun tua, Dem llnterprafettsn Boa Ninaz
20, obse1dlclsn une lebtersr NssrpFjhtste
fiji barin, fir 5000 mcnatlt@ prei Sabre
lang an Der 5aparbunioerittat gbinea1t
3u lesren. Der WaYpr bswiGtommnste
tie Beluder, bic ith bann ent,idt iiber bic
tepielene Greunolihteit bss Staptotsr.
bauptes pieoer entfernten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-05

- Morrib Grantl, ber tleine 9tea.
nsutlinitIer, tpeldsr jsbt europa purA feline
eritauuliden 6unaf,ide I'm &opfre6nen In
Staunen lebt war tar3lid TN Bt1e.Qat,
ancetteatsr in Berlin sufaqis susesen. als
Der 6afiirer benz Direttor Doli ben slap.
port itbsr bic 5assssinnabmt 3uasate.
ngDas lelsn Gle psnn pa 2" lraste Der
&nabs nsusisrts.-5srr Wolf srtbsilts ibm
Nusfunft. 10, th tann Sbnsn," iutr Der
8lsins fort, "ausweneiS iasen, wis pisl
Ste etnsencmmsn babsn. s. waren in
ben ecBen l20, I'm Yarqust $50, auf BEN
slpsiten plaB Ais, I'm eritsn Rans- -"
Staunenb osralf cer Director bic An9a.
ben 5ranfs nit isihem Napport. gs
it'mmts aass. .,Wann bait Du penn bic
esute se5dblt 2"-,, @dbrsnD an Der lafsl
bic grotf auf meine grtmpsl semadt
wurbt. limb warten sic mai einen Qu.
ssnblid," itbte er tin,u, neis sau,e Gin
nabme mub 70 une 70 pisl bstrastn u
5srr Dirsttcr aDOlf ldhslts uno faate {:
Ssinabs bait Du bic Summs se.roFfsn.
% ltimmt bis auf l9 Mari oi. msin 8ap.
port msn!ssr aufmsif." Ter &nats ltat.
tslis bsitiS ben &opf: ,,Nein Id babe mid
niht seirrt. G5 mub, 70 pisl istn. pis Id
ausssrehnet BABE" "-6trr gBolf mubt.
tsriti6 laden ~ Strubiee Did nur, mstn
Sunss Du bat ia gang ri6tis ssrsanet,
absr Die II Wart must Du nun lton ab
,sben. -, Warum penn so wia absr
p8t |" ihmOlts WoriB. Dec Dirstiors
Ntsns muros sbeuio ernf ais iparbspoa :
;. Beibt Du, Rnase. mas sin Jrsibilst
III 2"-usbtr bss 4naben Sttrn Nos ein
sunflr @ebattsn. Ditie fsblsnben 12
Nart" fasr etr Dirtitor lansfam fort,
sssSsn fur 5r.ibiusts ab."- Worib feuf,t,
TIFF. Sn pisltm gus.ntltd siaa itm In
ffinsm @ebirp has auh nae ibm bis jeBl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-05
Simmer porGhtta

Simmer oorfdhs. Gin gsrlinsr
wOblrsnemmrter Mr3t rpsib aus isiner Yra.
ris iOlsenoes @e1diatdsn 3u sr3dblsn, pas
ttm uur einisen Wohsn In Ietnsr Sprsa,
tunpe palfrt 1T: Gin Mann In lans.m
SeioentaftaH unb nit fa6n <gertn8eltsn
5aarlSdaen an ben Obrsn prdlsntirt Ft
une flast itm isine Shmfr3sn. St iei sra
felt einiSsn Sassn in Berlin uns babe 70
furdtbar an 3atnwee 3u leiosn. gr lsi
aud BET einsm 6siI5ebilisa ssmsisu, Der
ibm zen tranten 3abn babe aus3ieben mol.
len. eeioer lst 20 atsr nur bsi Dem Ser.
luae 8eblis6sn. eenn Der - Barber" babe
ben 3atn abSfbrOben. ,,Nun, la0sn Se
ieben !" - uAber 5srr Duetur, es pire
bod nidt 'psb tban gu. Nsin, oas 8s1e.
ben tbut nidt usb"-Naa bis1er trolfret
den grofnuns sstst srR Der patisut bsm
ar3ts itin f&au9aftss @stib. ySa, lisbsr
5srr Die arcne ees 31bnss lit oca1inpis
fsrt, oa bletbt ntdts Nnosrss atrts, ais
bic 3atnwur3sl aus,usratsn." - vDie
bsibt Ser Doctor, aussrabsn !" - Gs
1T sins gang tleine SpsratiOn" luat Der
ar8t isinen Yatisnten su berutissn. -
vSm, wire bod fetr ipsb tbun. ~ gla,
wsnn sic th Dor ben Samsr,en fara ten,
eann fann Id Sie ia alOro fcrmirsn"-
nWie IL bas 9"-ngun Id laGe @ie ct
mas einatbmsn, bann Ssrlisrsn Sie bas
8emubiiein fur einen b.timmtsn 3sitraum,
une Id made bic fleiae Operation, utne
oab gle iiberbaupt etuas fiblsn." Der
@ali,ier labt Fb enolia ba,u atsrrsosn,
hnb Der @r3t trtfft istne gorbsrsitunssn.
sDabreno esfen 5iebt Der patisnt feline
gSris aus Der 5alde unb besnnt Oarin ,n
wablen. Dsm ar3te mag mobl sins Der.
artise uYoretIise" @sneroftat nod ntht
pcrselommsn fein. er bssilt fa bsmnad,
ieinsm glientsn bGflidt gu ttmsrien :: ;, Yit.
ie, bite, mein 6err, lafsn Sic bod nur, ss
Bat ia nod 3eit, bis nan gssneisuns Der
Operation. ."-Die bsibt osrr Dottor E"
uwisert isner tabl lid babe mir uur msin
@elp nahSe,ablt. -"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-05
DHrh ben porIhrift8mI6

- DHrd ben pcridriftsmabisen @e.
brauh oes ct. Safobs Qel ipuroe Der
llnter5siduete pcn einem beftisen neural.
Si{deu SopfIdmer5 sebeilt. yerldiebene
2ler5te bate i'd bereits gu 8atbe sescsen,
iowie bic peridieoenurtisitsn Ditttel &C..
braudt. bod iinlultlid obne irsenp mel.
den @rfcls. 4uf 3ureoen meiner beut.
Ihen 6reunoc perIutte id enolid Gas
ct. Satobs Sel uno swar nit einem
psrarti5 sinitissn @rfclse, paB th ieet
elm ebenio GROCER 8erebrer oieieS beutld den
5eitmittelt. als i'd Ihcn ldnslt Elm Ser.
ebrer bes beutl9en Beres bin. Sere-
miab Dapis, s4 Wulberrplfr., Seem
Oorf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-05

- Iae 8rantbeiten, bic aus enem
peroprbenen Masen entlprinseu, weidsn
ausenblidlid nab benz @ebraud BON
,Steeos 9ilt @pse Truic."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
THE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
FORMING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
JOSEPHINE AND PRYTANIA STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF ANTON sGHMUKER.
Second District Court eor the Parish OF Orleans
No. SO AGO,

RY 9. .. gIRARDEY, AnotIoneer- Once No.
- 81 Camp street-SATUKDAY June 81, 1879
at Il o'clock M. at the Ut: Charles Auction Ex-
change, In the rotunda OF the st. Charles HOTEL
In this city. will be sold at public auction, by
virtue and pursuant to an order from the Hon.
A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, dated the twelfth OF
May. 1879. and rendered in the above entitled
succession. the following described property. TO
wit: -
part and interest in and to certain lot situated
In the Faubourg Lafayettee. / the Fourth Dis
trtct OF this city in The square toundsd By Pryta-
mia. Josephine, Co lseum and 1t. andrew streets,
designated as lot No. J. of sa,a 4ra No. SO, the
original plan OF said Faubon {. drawn BY Benz.
Bufsson. surveyor, dated the twentieth day OF
January, 18a8 deposited In the Office OF Jos.
Lisbonf. late notary. "A photographic copy OF
which plan Is annexed to an act OF sale from
the heirs Of John Longpre to Patrick Gum
minRs, passed before T. 4. Kenny, late notary.
northeast corner Of Prytania and josephine
streets. and measures 30 feet and inches front
on Prytania street by 100 feet in depth. between
parallel lines American measurement: together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, comprising two-sfOry frame dwelling
designated by the No. 2l2 Prytania street.
Terms and Conditions-Caah. and the pur-
chaser to assume the taxes due and exigible In
1879. over the price OF adjudication.
Act of sale at the expense OF the purchaser
before @. LeGardeur. notary public
my17 "a 81 Js7 1421
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01

CAssIDY's HOTE-Ben Gibson, Gem Plan
tation. La: j G Hannah and son. Grenada,
Amite; b L Boldstrup. w J. Kelly, J s. Brady.
John @ Harris, st Charles: II Frerich.a. La
g i James, James 4 Soutbworth. , g Kiger.
mer, Pontehatoula: Ann Hillsdale. Ark Jas "a
Fisher, Detroit: q W Gibbs. Raymond. Miss
Woodyille. Miss s N Johnston, Fl fullvoods.
@ West. Alton, Ind: Frank Barnard. Corpus
Christi ] O,Dogherty. P O'Dogherty, jackson /,
Capt A 3 spaIding and wife. 8. hooner Ariel:
Jos Burks. BED River; Capt a Neryllck.
Johnston. Henry Stanley, h Smith and family.
La; NJ Waldrnn, j B Daniels. n Fisher,
Memphis B g Weir, Mobile: D Cullen. Miss.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
on Chippewa, between Richard and Markel
atrpets.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN DEyINE.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Al ITO.

RY G. e. GIRARDEY, Auetioneer-Oface
- No. 81 camp street On SATURDAY, June
e. 1879 at - o'clock m. at the St. Charles Auction
Exchange, In the rotunda OF the st. Charles
Hotel. In this city will be sold at public auction
BY virtue and In pursuance of an order from
the Honorable A. I. Tissott. judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
the twelf day Of MAY, 1879 and rendered
In the above entitled succession. the following
DESCRIBED property. to wtt-
the First District OF this city. In the square
bounded by chippewa formerly Pacanierj, An
nunciatfon. Richard and Market streets, measu-
ring 81 feet II inches and 5 lines front on
Chippewa street by depth of lY feet 10 inches
and lioes, between parallel lines, on certain
plan draw by @. a: Hedins architect. dated the
twentieth day OF May, 1850, and deposited for
reference 10 the Office Of T. o. Stark. formerly q
notary public In this city as plan No. 81. Being
the same property which was acquired by the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCKS. BONDS 40
CITY APPROPRIATION CERTIHcATka
In THE MATTER OF THE soUTHIn
Bank-In Liquidation.
Fourth District Court for the Parish OF Orleanes
No. As ,440.

pY @. e. GIRARDEY, AnctIoneer- Ones seE
- 81 Camp street. SATURDAY. June Z 1 ess
at 10 O'Clock M. at the St. Charles Auetion III ss
change. in the Iotunda Of the 81. Charles ~ nos
In this city. will be sold ct public 1, aussiqnn aa
ton, Judge Ct The Fourth DIstrict co1rt, tGr MI
May. 1879. and another order. dated thetxelsls
titled matter. ths following securities. 70 ~
81. Sixty shores Of the capital stock ini w
New Or cans Gaslfght Company. ......1
2. Twenty shares OF the Merchants M0ts1
Insurance Company, OF New Orleans. 80
8. Two shares OF New Orleans lnsnIAay.
Company. 8. t.sx
4 Ten shares OF the Boatmen's and SAW
Bank. -
5. Five shares Of the st. Charles Hotel 20
pany. .t.11
8. TWO $1,000 Consolidated Bonds q the ss. slsr1
New Orleans. with coupons from July. lsIsc VI.
=. a lot Of city certificates Of app5opEa.sasSr
Ordinance No. 17ss Administering Sel nas1
various sums. and amounting to about VI ~ n
8. Is State Of Louisiana Der cent bonus 8
Consols of $1,000 each,
Terms-Cash before transfer.
mT25 2G 81 1851