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Cou1TE ExECUTIF.-Les mem
hres formant le Comite Execntif
kemocratique de la pareisse, .sont
i un meeting qua aura
lien meicredi proclaim, 10 fevri.
kr 4 midi. Tous les citoyens Qul
konposent ce comite ct don't les
homs sout publies dams Favis de
konvocation, derraient autant que
bossiblr, se tronver a eette fe"n-
bu. penr participer aux debats
es affiires impprtantes qm y Sc
(ont traitees.
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determinations Locales.

opppE. La compagnie des
n.n;ers Thiboduur No. l offre
y "andre a la vile, lie terrain qu'-
VI u,,s noysede q rencoignure des
e.'o 'ss Green ct Thibodaux. Celle
aus' = . rsonls le co mite de Finances
u "s,onnnarir des conditions.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES voy-
ans dams les depeches de Wash
|;ncton Tug que le representant de ce
S;sstrict ;Gs au Congress. FHon. }. 81.
acklen. a obtenu une approprla
k;on de $4,000, pour continuer
[ranlavement des distinctions qui
saueut Ia navigation du Bayou
|Lafourcbe.
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Avis.

TIE DONNIE AVIS A MES AMIs EFT
u AL public en- general. gu 'ayant donn6
ma resignation CONNIE agent general de la
compagnie, Louisiana Life Insurance Com
pany, de la Nouvelle Orleans, depuis le %
Janvier 1879, j'ai cesse toutes relation avec
cette association. Tous les porteurs de Po-
Ices sont dhment avertis que les regle-
ments des primes doit etre fait par eux au
bureau dc la .compagnie, a la Nouvells Or
leans.
JUST COMES.
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.,7rop1sAT1oN.-A A Ia dernlere
.tsnca du conseil de vile, lie
I";ra s 6te autorise q faire demo
MaeI y. 10 yieux marche, 4 onvrir lie
~ aasao -. 90 de la rue Jackson au de
'"t p" st DIV faire construlre une
bsuanette en- bois. de q"afre
nieds de large.
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A. Franklin Pugh, Administrator VS.. No.
143O TrasimOnd Bernard and ais.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ALIAS FL
ID Fa to me directed, in the above entit-
led and numbered case. l have seized and
will offer for sale at public auction pursu-
ant to law to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House, in the Town of Thibo-
danx on
Saturday March 10TH. 1870,
between the hours Of ii clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ. the following described prop
erty to wit:
A CERTAIN PLANTATION SITUATED
in the Parish of Lafourche, on the right
bank OF Bayou Lafourche at about three
or four miles above the Town of Thibo
daux generally known as the Bernard plan
tatlon and composed Of the following de-
scrlbed tracts or parcels of land viz:
lst. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
situated i'll the Parish of Lafourche, on the
right bank of Bayou Lafourche at about
three or four miles above the Town of
Thibodaux measuring six arpents more or
less front by forty arpeeuts in depth oound
ed above By lands formerly owned by
Joseph Taillieu and now owned by James
A. Billiu and w. G. Billieu and below by
the Brulee Grand Chene Road, separating
it from the Waverly plantation.
2nd. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
in the rear of and adjacent partly to the
above described tract and fronting OH the
Brulee Grand Chene road measuring about
eight arpents front more or less OH the
Brulee Grand Chene Road by Twenty one
arpents more or less in depth the lateral
lines closing as they recede from the said
Brulee Grand Chene Road bounded in front
or East by the said Brulee Grand Chene
Road North by land above described and
the forty arpents claims fronting on Bay
on Lafourehe above and West by land
formerly owned by Joseph Bourg and
South by land formerly and now owned
by j. T. Ledet. Together with all the
improvements buildings. rights, ways, SER
vitudes and and privileges thereon and
ther, to belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning.
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON THE
Spot in United States Treasury Notes.
February 9Th. 1879.
L. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE
SAISONS.

Is; JOHN BOSIO, PhOPRIETAIRE
.,ux.,; uu RESTAURANT DIES sQUArEE-SAIsoAsI
pagne' ainsi que lie pnblic en- generate. "m.i
q transiere son restaurant du No. IEK ia
Ia rue de Chartres an No HI de In ,uen,e
rue, pres de St-Lous. III protite de ce,te o.-
caSion pour reinercier 10 public et soll,cite
On mehie temps la continuation de son bien
veiilaEt patronage. II informe eu ou,rc Sc.
amis quit des salons partiuuii,ry an prc.
mlef' ct des ehamhres meublees louer "a
seiaaine ou an nos. Les personpes d. n
Suie ct de Ia cainpagne :ronv eron. tout ie
conioft desirabio.Le RESTAURANT scra ouy ert
jusquH minult. fav "a
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j. vERGN0LE.

u v6n0NUIe,
05.----.....1eue Decatur AK
On Sc demanlie comment AZ,
preyiept une fouie de nialauies telles an.
les nevres intermittentes, la dyspepsie irs
naladles dc poitrine: Phthisie. Rhnmas
Bronehite, Angine, Granulat:ons, Lnrvng'
ite, Aphonie, Asthme, Pleuresie. Lymnhs,.
tisme, Maladles du Foie, de Ia Vessie OF
des 'oies Urinalres. des N6vraJpies. nonr
lie pansement des plaies f~
Ion Lon PREVENT ct l'on guerit toutes ccs
maladies en- talsant usage de
LECCALYI'TUS BITrERS
Depuis Introduction on Eurone do rEr
caiyptus par +. kameI, ct depuis uue raI-
,entloh du monde sciutiiique a lt6 anne.
zoe sur les avantages nluItlples que Ton
PouVait tircr dc cette remarquabie plante
pour la guerison de diverses mn a.;.S
un gland nombre de praticieus uistinpn,;s
ont constatG ct demOntrG Tetficncit,, .,s
fEucalyptus. '0 "e
Les produits de Eucalyptus, sout em-
ployes avec grand success depuis plusieur.
annees dams les h6pitaux de Paris.
10 hitter Eucalyptus, compos6
us la plalte de CO nom, est ul pr6ysnt,f
sur contre une foule dc n,aladies.
=, Depot general: BURKE g. THOMpS,,x
NO: 90 NuE TCHOUPITOULaSN %
jug ly- ".
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NO. 90.
AVIS!
AUX PORTEURS DE WARRANTS DE
PAROISSE.


Ii assez d'argent dams lc Tr6sor pour
payer les vieux Warrants enrcgistr6s en-
1910. Jnsqu'au No. Il79 inciuslvement.
+. SAMOAN,
Janvier %. 1879. Tresorier de Psroisse.
Artrdit dcS minutes de la seaace d,t ,y,t,u Il.
:, Police, tenae ie Ter Octobre, 1877.
ii est res0lu que tous les warrants OH re-
carnations contle Ia paroisse uui ne Sc
raient pas presentes au rrGsorier pour etre
Payes. dams les soixante jours qui suiveront
avis qu1i a DIES fonds sl,ffsants dams lie
iresor pour les payer, seront enrGgistres
ue nouVeau, ct fargent destin6 au paie-
ment des dts Warrants sera rrnort; mr. ia
dit lresorier au Placement de ccux uui sui.
vent. dapres lordre de leur enregistrc.
ment.
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s s7a 26 COZ 32e 81
Respectfully submitted,
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Collector.
Feb 4th 1879.
The following Treasurer's Report for the
month of January 1879 was presented aud
approved.
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To Balance on this day 844 O8
" Bridge dividends to be collected BAG 25
Daunis and Howell's note 100 90
l Months rent IF Market house due
by j. NJ. Bourg p OS
By note due H. w. Tabor and inter- SO 70
To Balance on hand workmens acct. q 25
Respectfully submitted.
[Signedl JOS. T. THIBODAUX.
Treasurer.
Thibodaux. February 4, 1879.
The following claims were presented and
on mstion of duly seconded, an appropria-
ton of Eight Hundred and ninety and
60IlOO Dollars was made to pay the same
by the following vote.
Yeas Rasan, Arena. Blanchard, Keefe
and Trone, Alberti, and Tabor.
Nays: None.
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]. vERGNOlE.

oS.-.-....Aeue Decatur. g..
-lMlLLTA1EUR DE-
WINS, COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUITS
l. EAO-DE- VIE, WEYMOUTH. HUt
LIZ, SARDlNES. ABSlNTHE
l, neui agent pour lie Sud ct rOuest dc w.
II. AobA CO., Coguac de la celabre
marque des vins de A. SELLER Il CO.
bordeaux, CHAUVET Fills. Tn assor,;,,
ment general dc liqueurs du pays.
Bitter des Arabes
Superieur tout autre.
,, Les proprrietes tongues, stimulantos et
aigcst'ves de ce bitter, asissent sur le svs.
teme nerveux ct Oh font une besoin sY-
treme'nent agreeable ct bienfaisant. Com.
me aperitif le BITTER DES ARAEFS
iait 10 plus grand hien aux eston.aes fai
dyspepsia. "' IA
u vERGNOLE.
J"-o-iy' Propri6taire, \. Orlean,.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

18th. Judicial District Court, Parish of La
fourehe.
A. Franklin Pugh, Administrator VS.. No.
l430 Trasimond Bernard and ais
, 1879-05-18
HYMENEAL.

80eefat D'*patcA 20 % tAe 1,a0""s "a H. 7,,oh
LAKE GENEVA, Wis., May io-Mr' 'os'ah
Bar6el, OF the Chicago g. Northwestern Rail
wav. was united in marriage to Miss Nellie NJ.
~ w., Hale. canita]Ist. long
dale' oausn1cf u H. - ~ - re.f..,t paa.ar
resident here Inc Key: u: - hefIoo1, "ee.ot
Of the Church Of the Holy Communion, per-
formed the ceremony IN the beautiful Eptsco-
.,1 sarv,oa Mr. char1es Hammersley. son Of
p.. p.! s.ss' 1a.. s".a,ar ac,ng 40 heat man
supervisor hammeFs'es' ae1" .,n.a
and Miss 1da Ncwberry as bridesmaid 1he
bride, who is one Of the handsomest in the
place, was tastefuily attfrcd in a delicate shade
with crepine nerbet1e, and draped with garland
Of smilax und lilies OF the valley. her hair. was
arranged in putfs with silver comb, and from
, 1879-05-18

law here, be added our Judges would all be in
the poorhousc. [Laughter.]
Mr.. Greeley offered the following, which was
unanimously. adopted:
WHEREAS, The Democratic party has forced
upon thu people the necessity OF Masking political
nominations FOR 3udicial officers; therefore,
AksoIred That this Club improve Of the action
Of the Republican Committee OF the Seventh Ju-
dcial Dlsfrcr in calling q convention to nominate
Republican candidate for Judge OK the Supreme
Court. =, -, '"-
On motion of f:Nir, Waughop, the Committee
above named were also instructed to report
twenty~seyen names out of which to select
delegates to the Convention to nominate can
didaIe for Supreme Court Judge.
The meeting then adjourned. -~
X -: FOURTH WARD. -
The Fourth Ward Republican Club met at the
Armory, on Indiana avenue. last night, but did
nothing beyond instructing the member Of the
County Central Committee to. pick out Judges
and clerks for the primary. Ihe polls will be
at the usual place. -,
TIE FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB
met at the Grand Pacific last evening" and, after
the transaction OF some routine business, aD-
poiuted Messrs Rockwell, Bushnell, Warren,
aud Wrenn Committee tosuegcst names from
which delegate ticket for the Judicial Conven-
tion is to be selected at = meeting to be leld
Tuesday evening.
, 1879-05-18

r.. -,,co :1aniculum was lost naught else
e~nns' ~ .ho town. Something, however, was
couie -r,th .hc turn-table. and the old thsn3
s'oas ,ot work: meantime The Tuscan army "a9
-o "'a.d,r advancing, 900 trumpets eonno'ns .ne u'
1.p .m.r,ite plee, "When Tarquin comes "ascn-
o. - rome." The Consul was the 1orenoss man
- tsre in hand an AZ. which so1ne ono va"
~ -. capttol 70 be ground, and every man ~ Ne
to ~ .,a took hammer, AZ, and crow {tooE eome
Esst eto" ", aut of the Consul's own botsle}. aud
~ nnon the turn-tablc to make the oo'o 'nlos
60: r-of Hotatius 4. Coc!es, accompanied oy
A:' .+,or of our most prominent cinzena' Col.
W. 49, 1,rtins and - Herminiua. Esq. tcon"
spun. ..1,.a ..Tbe Stout Hesminins," but mora
mon, I,,.-,- stved BY the p1ebs Fatty y. mean.
5au''. volunteered to 90 out on the yiaduct and
*nae ~. -. In play, .emartng that in that straight
kee?sI ,hops,nd q, 0o0) might well be stopped BY
thres (3l. .a..ncod rnnt unon rink.
;',:oa, bright, like new and unlimited asaao OF
Ssnari. and three chiefs lifted h,ga 1helr
.',s: md few to win tho narrow pass. They, as
sus' ,bIea other brave but misguided men, I'M
s,.,el1 fell dead Of acute oetforauon Of tue 1los
a'ea4 '..h 81 blood from the head.
VI Biz. Ger. AstuE subsequently fasoea upon
~" -. md .mote with all his might, but Prof.
coclca g1Ss Ill" wv -
reetl5, th1ougn-n,s NV. ~ s,aa,sa ,,a ooot
s,thc tpqnes' ss4asa.h o,,+ hah1,,a 10 m.
sTord stood an a2aao. sa4 Iva, -ah,.
eaus head aoo lemn.A A. ,",. -. m, 49, svsnt
eomes next TO gel No n.,t,s ad h.c,.,za-ds
east gloom o's. s,.,sd .as ,ha vsst srr,v CRYING.
nov and lot" va -, ~ 49,. ~ -nnnd hv tic
''Bsek'' fos~Au ~ ~ -,or,a,+ st,oda
tunne1l' ete. w. ! 1A14 rs,1 s-orn WA h. tn MI
out before 'ne .arn,r,,ad mt without tinge
the three'-anr suo' ~. 49, -. Roma onn,hnsi !
ofstrcasn, -, W. VA :.
Hack me- aos. ,.var hat r,.n,n,,v
vi. Aeanwnl.e polu - ae ".n1,4 - +. s,r,,,,r
been piled. anu 1ae o.4u Hs".;,.s - ,o,a c-,sd
:'Come baek. eon'e eeS@' n..s 1,ss,a,n,rs
inc peop'o ), r,rrlns and Herninius dartcd
osJon'h se' ie.1' .,..sa -, ~.,ord. hnt when
back. MAKING lae pes. ut 49, 80 ,,vv hrav,
they had reachea .ne s sa,,d 80 r,osae1
norataus shno a'ons. ., ,...+
once more-so tnes sA,u' -. 1ss..,,. .rh,,u fo,.e
VII. Alone s.ooa o,a's 49, a.s.1.,,, nn,,
scxtus cried "F1tcn "ln Nv. s.e ~ -. h.xs
Lan Patsena femasAea, 49,. ~. ar.h-
four sees; Rness tna' t1Ae- so1 80 .a+.nsnce
sst1aight ausn-cams o'e' a .'.".-. .ssss ..s.s~
Is he turned ronno' nos useus .n ~. sa.,-
ranRs to "see' ano, "'1n u'' D"' Deo3 W - '''
plunged. heao'ons III ,ao ..a.' hin .,.a
II. when ABOVE tue eo. -. 49, s:;oss .an.rror,
, 1879-05-18
:SAL'I1RHEUM ON BODY

And Limbs. Obliged to go about on
Clutches. 4 Wonderful Cure.
MEssRs. WEEKS g. PorTER-Gentiemen: In
Justice to those who may suffer as have suffered.
and as grateful acknowledgment Ut the cure
have received from the use OF the CuT1cuEA
KEnEQlEs, / voluntarily make the following state
ment:
nave had Salt Rheum on my body and on one
leg In very aggravated form for eight years No
kind OF treatment, or medicine, or doctors during
this time did me- any permanent good. aly friends
in Maiden and elsewhere know that have been
great sufferer. and that my condition ut times hos
been such AZ to make me despair Of ever being able
to find cure, OF even q relief. In fact, when
began the use OF CuTlcunA my limb was 80 raw and
tender that could not bear my weight on 1t with.
ont the skin cracking and bleeding, aud was ooiged
t., 20 about on crnrches. ! commenced to nse the
CurlouRA in April and at once realized its benc-
dcial effects. u erauually drew the Inflammation
and humor tohe surface, and, as fast as it appear
ell, heaedft. At times large quantities would come
to thu surface, causing burning hent, Inflammation
swelling, and itching. which. under the constant
use OF CUrlcuRA, would rapidly substde and heal.
Each time these outbreaks grew less less severe
and finally disappeared leaving NE perfectly cared.
| used the CGricURA five months, andNtook the kE-
SOLVENT most OF the time, which were the only
remedies I used. think the REsoEvEST very
strengthening and purifying medicine to take tn
such extreme cases as mlnc because the disease Is
10 weakening to the SYSTEM ~
MRS. ASA Il. BLOWN.
MAIDEN. Mass, Oct IL, 1878.
, 1879-05-18
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED.

DROWNED.
GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, May 17-John~ White,
one of tic oldest pilots on the Wisconsin River,
was drowned on Conant's dam yesterday, and
John Westen, OF Stevens Point, was drowned
on C}inton's dam.
3 Hpecsal Disnc.ch to The 1rto7sns.
FOND pU Lac, Wis, May 17.-Carl Densa and
Stephen Nicholson were drowned here to-day,
while fishing. James Nicholson, father OF the
drowned boy, was obliged to dive for the body
OF his SOU, aud carry it home Alone
$pecfng Dfsuntca to TIA 1sdbuae
LINCOLN, Neb., May l7.-1da MAY, aged Il
months, the only child Of George L. Wolsey,
Cashier OF the Nebraska City National Dank,
was drowned In this city to-day BY falling into 4
barrel OF watar placed under spout from the
, 1879-05-18
WILL, OFFER.
THIS WEEK FROM
Cash: AUCTIONS

sa fs;9ssn Edss I'll + il
iaue. ,A1al!ne. md Rose Il i p >. i, S. g. and
500 doz E ads ATfs1 &h tasn Hak.
1000 fsa!ss fafss sx r.!azsd aud cped ys'.
co,ooo III coiored Yi YEm6roidezy, Cardinal Savy
Auction. Immense Bargain.
300 pcs Breton Laces It l. S, g. j, 10 and l13c apa
800 pcs Il! $!iS csse!l1s Dotted Yelling ,e'< Is.
Pearl Buttons at >. ). S, 9. 8. and loc per doz%
$4,000 az Geats White Lawn Ties At % per daz.
is s7sssas ss{Sss @ sas.S =: eas:a
599 589 &c: eaaae 4,se ns L. III 1
388 { S94 dS7 GsFssts GsFsst; :: !s Sc;th
100 do; q eS 5sJof a;s3
100 doz of the ll:known Boulevard Cozsets spoon
ssao stasR a. s1tT1 # onF 'k e1FoldeFea It 81;
400 do! Tsass %hts ss,;ts Is special m es!x.e 4
1000 !sss SSss s3S:R for n.. trimmings st ,s
s!2sS e H:3: TSata saits
ehs doar eost 8 a. a1s a00at eoc On
200 doz Gents Gauzo Underwear 1t l5c.-vefJ chesp
1000 Lsdiss' Circulars 1t s.. s1.sa s1,7s r. aud
s.. .u.-worth from S. to SIS.
1000 Cldren'a Calico and Cambria sulta ar Is, S.
ST, IL and NUc,-one-hnlf OF former prices.
Manufacturers STOCK 0f 3OO Cht1lrcna Wool Debega
SUITS, from years to L. At 81, $50 -, aud
81. 81, which l. less than s Il. the dollar.
1000 Ladies' Linen mud Lawn suits At S1 Sc, ST.
g., s. 81 Anl 81 Very cheap.
200 Gamers Hair and MateIasse Cioaks at g. T. SO
- ST.. and s.. 5a-&Dous 4oc on the dollar O
cost.
500 Cartons of French F1owers aud Montures at IS
=: 70. Is Sc. 3794, and SOC. from aacttoa. at haa
price.
1000 Gross Ornaments 1t 2 s. 4, s. 8, 10 and 12}8c
m imported stock; worth double. =.
, 1879-05-18
PERSON AIS.

The troops bill-Wi1liam 7. Sherman.
william Lloyd Garrison is seriously i'll in
Kew York.
The Car is anxious to exchange his Nilil-
I'm for our State rights.
At this season Of the year look out Tor
Democrats and mad dogs.
My worst niscue was when challenged
Schacfer.-G. r. Slosson. -, -.
David Davis brains do not fit him. They
arc several sizes too small,
Cetewayo's best fighting at present is fight
ing shy of Prince. Napoleon.
David Davis boom harangue Will doubt
less return TO plague Its inventor.
Congress will not s1arye the Government
to DEATH but It will talk 1t to death.
Mr. Slosson remarks with deep emotion,
IT can s.mpathize with Jim Elliott"
Mr.. Hayes appears to hit as hard with his
reto Is Mt. Dwyer With his right duke.
Ben Hill is SO disguised with the Ohio man
that he w.ll not admit that Ohio IL in the Union.
The decision Of that Omaha Judge in the
ease Of tie Poncas locks up the Indian Bureau.
According to Mr.. Elliott, the manly art Of
sehdeiense viii not always protecta fellows ribs.
Denny Kearney says, the bloated bond
holder must goto cut OF his coupons, we sup
pose. >: .
. The Canadian Parliament is as lively and
interesting a. II 1t had full-sizeu Democratic
eancus-
The Democratic Senator'S charge Zach
Chandler with being drunk, and, what IN worse,
f2h1tue drunk.
Remark of the Confederate Bigadiers ::
Hsyea ID fraud; besides, he has altogether too
Nuch backbone.
a great nuisance in churches IRE flies; they
r.te fellow up.
The Chinese must 60. That is settled:
But We should like to ask Mr.. Kearney II they may
60 - they please.'' j..
The: telephone, in view Of the opening
vesd OF every conyeraadon By mems OF 1t, might
ea called belle phone.
Il, as Bob 1ngarsou says, there is 10 such
Place These. We should ike to know, will Charles
f1aneaa Adams 20 for summer resort:
ha1tley Campbell sven is bigger man than
enak'pea'e, Judging William by his late perform:
.aeea IN 1he FTeet by-and-by given by Ar. Kiddle
oeasthl5 readers.
An exchange says that Strawberries are
ea' eMse eease =. quart in Charleston. Why cant
south Carolina forget Calhoun and stste rights il
sHa~oetfT ind cream!
- u DnHs Standard Theatre "Pinafore
eo%paas commence IN engagement At Ncvicker''
-. ~eeA' nf'ng 'Pnafore" " with the cntif'
a.. catr-Thomas WhiFen, Alonzo Hatch
aart Conway, William pavidee, Charles Maxim
:: q. clostez Marie Stone, Blanche Gallon. Mile
s.toesa, etc, the triumyiretta Of .'Cox and Box
rs.,s .ns gwen IN addition. s.Fatinttza" and ''Th'
LAKE, Duke Are to follow '.Pinafore." -:
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STEAM ROAD-WAG0h.

6peta61 U1l00@ch 70 IGic IFtbu1ak~ :
nhIolf, Wis. stay 17.-The sensation OF the
W fese has been the trial of Gilmore's steam
wagon, which has been in process OF con
s4ac9aon Tor some SIX months. 1t is not fully
un'saed, but this afternoon moved through tue
~ .ueess on short-trial trip, and returned to
ene shop for completion. Mr. Gilmore feels con-
uas1nt Of ultimate success, and has spared no
e1oease toinsure it. He has had q gang OF s11
p'o~e made to use with the motor on the Kan
"a8 psairies, where he has large iar1n..
, 1879-05-18
: VANDERBILT. SAILS FOR EUROPE.

- q opFt3u17 O41f@9lGA 70 7Ht 75760N& =.
NE" YORK, May ,11.-William Il. Vanderbilt
saa his son George sailed for Europe in the
n'1tanafc to-day. Mr.. Vanderbilt said h,s trip
sas partly for pleasure, partly Tor business, for
ee.s'ne With bis seticence, to SAY what the bus'-
ness was. In the Britannica saloon there was
grenq aoral display: Among the souvenirs pre-
eentfd Nj. Vanderbilt we're large locomotive,
composed entirely Of flowers. and full-nsscd
enfp" a deputation Of friends accompanied him
ooHn the bay. ~' t~.
, 1879-05-18
= FtMF HORSES.

Mr.. n. K. Wilson, Of Iowa City, has just re-
ceised thirty two head Of very fine horses, many
of.which are from the celebrated herd Of Benjamin
Hershey. Of Iowa. He has one very fast team
which he wants lovers Of last horses to nee. All
Gun be seen at Fisher q Taylor's stables, No. 623
WahaBh.ny. .''
, 1879-05-18
BUSINESS. NOTICES.

Arend's Knmyss has been used with high
ly beneficial results during the last four years in
the vnrious forms ct dyspepsia, gastrlris, nausea
not medicine; it ts pleasant, w1ne-!lkc beveE,
age u food; made from milk, peculiarly grateful
to d delicate stomach. Nothing else makes flesh
rolled on for the recapcraon Of those cases Of low
vitality in which medication ordinary nutrition
falls Beware OF limitations Send for pamphlet
on Kumyss. A. AIend,, chemist, originator, l7o
Madison street. Chicago.
, 1879-05-18
Will Close This Week
4sAMPLE LINES or
FANCY GOODS, &C.,

200 doz Of Real Lieno!d Jewelry at the dollar
10 doz Fine Imported Fans at 5oc on the dollar:
1000 dozen Imported Ornaments 1t Soc on the dollar.
XOU Chlld1ens Suita sample line at SOC the dollar
$4,000 stock Of Jswcr7 cSnsissnE Ct seth s Ear
Ir,s Gold Rings &C, at 4oc On the dollar.
200 doz Roys and Girls Trimmed Sailor Hats at 81,
IS, sn and sc, less than manufacturers
prices. .-,.....
300 doz Ladies' Canton Hats, ali the new shapes, 81
rs and SOC, worth 10 and SOC. =,
600 dor Ladies Milan Hats at 50 IS. and 75c, sorth
75c, st, and $l.15. -.
2.O10 I.eelorn Hats at 10 ea IS. ooc, and 81, the
cheapest aud best goods ever offered
3.{0 Lades' and Mfases Shnda Hats ut Is, 18 ia, 10
and .4c, from Auction Very Cheap.
, 1879-05-18

H1ec7Ql D18b63E9 70 7HE 1FEU1He%
BLOOMINGTON, H., May 17.-Milo Nc
Cauehcy switchman of the Chicago & Alton,
was killed at noon to-day. In attempting to
step on an engine in the switchingg-yard he fell
and the engine passed over him, cutting OFT
both legs and grinding aim between the ma
chinery Of the track. He lived nearly two
hours. McCaueheY came here from st. Louis
only two weeks ugo, aud was aged ~ years.
, 1879-05-18

WHERE OUR H0USEKEEPERS SHOULD GO.
This spring brings many designs and real novel;
ties in lace curtains and curtain goods. Nowhere
have re seen such rich designs and really choice
new patterns az now shown by Hilger, 2oi Wabash
QYcDue.