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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-07

A Cold Snap
Has come upon US this week which
forces upon our minds the terrors Of
the winter in store for the poor. n
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-07
The Orangeburg Times


The Orangeburg Times
l. O @ A l.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
Between the Times at sl.OO for
year; or tbs Charleston Weekly Ne,cs
and the TIMES clubbed together for
$3.50.
This gives our farmers as much
reading matter as they,..can digest
during the week, at the cheapest rates
ever yet. offered. l,..l
A Cold Snap-
Has come upon US this week which
forces upon our minds the terrors Of
the winter in store for the pour. y
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The Attention
Of the ladies is called To ths nav
supply of ladies .loaks and dolmans
received by Henry X 'hn, ut low
prices than heretofore.
DiPRaalacria-
We regret to learn that this terri
bic disease has made its appearance
in our county. We trust that its pro
gress may be checked.
Have You Seen
The "Mauhatten do lar shirts 2" It's
a beauty, at Henry Kohn's who
knows how to give his customers the
best value for his mouey.
--- ---l{S-----.=azazzz, l. = <s.-.sas4=.--------
Beef Steaks
And mutton chops, AMI everything
else you want in this line, caa be got !,
at Marion JAG kson 5 behind The POST!
Office,
Only A Few Eaorc Left
Ot those nice bugglcs sold by MIR,
Is. Frank Slater at such low prices.
Those in want Ut good buggy bet
ter call at once.
Look Out
We are informed that dog that
has been bitten by mad dog has
been carried Ia Lewi>vllle aud given
away at that place.
Ssaledaiay
Was unusually quiet for Novem-
ber. The crowd in towa Was un-
usoally small, doubtless. owing to
Fair week. No,hiug worthy of nute
occurred.
AT ahe Fair
We were struck with the neatness
and convenience of deer horn hat
rack exhibited by Capt Murray Rob
inson, which had hrrn in use ia the
family for Il nu,her of years
when a.eoking AroMMd
For anything III the lr' 20. > Ii ne
drop in at Henry Kohn's aui see Ihs
dmmeuse stock which he is wprkins
of 50 fast, aul ynuswili com, away
smiling aud satisfied
Endcrprise-
The News and Courier" is about.
TO make another off - of 500 for the
best serial story, without restriction to
su, ject; and SIS Tor the best stary
suitable for clliidr.n six or seven
years old.
A GocE,able-,
A number of our young folks left
town on Wednesday night lor Il
social gathering few miles below
us OH the Railroad A mosl cnjnya-
BILE time was had us might be expect
ed from the well known hospitality Of
host and hostess.
--zn.z=zrz> <z1nz==.-
Accident
Avery HeatUn, yONnp man about
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We respectfully to the public that Spring Good
are now open for inspection. We have just
received an elegant line of
SPRING DRESS GOODS !!
VERY HANDSOME AND ASTONISHINGLY CHEAP

Large line of Trimming Silk, in all of the popular
shades, Hamburg Edging, Torchon Lace, BritOnne
Lace, Lace Curtains, Red Table Linen, Toilet Ia
BILE Covers, White Table Linen, Towels, Napkins
Crashes, Knitting Cotton, Buttons of the latest
styles i'm endless variety, Braid, Handkerchief
Ruches, Collars, Cuffs, Duplex COrsets and every
thing to be found i'm firstclass dry goods house.
We have added to our furnishing goods depart
ment very attractive line of Neckties Scarfs, Lin
EN- Collars, Cuffs, Silk Hdkfs., Fancy-bOrdered Lin
en- Hdllfs, Shirts Drawers Suspenders Hats, Boots,
Shoes &c. .s.,
We are keeping the Celebrated Dalsheimer Shoes
for Ladies, Misses and Children, i'm front and side
lace and buttOned, Kid and Goat. Every pair war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
We invite every body to come and see our stock
before buying. We can not be undersOld
MCALISTER & LYLE.
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DEATHS.

HAsIY.-Died Sunday night last, o
Consumption, Mrs. Hasty. wife Of Jacl
IIasty, in the S7th year Of her age Sh,
was member Of the Methodist Church
for twenty years. and lived and died :
Christian.
HnTT.-Mrs. Malissa Hiatt, the widow
ed daughter Of Mr. J. NJ. Martin, died on
Wednesday last, after severe illness, aged
S2. She wns perfectly conscious to the
last, snd met death a. only a Christian
can. ready and resigned to her Fathers
will. Calling all her friends around her
she told each Of them Goodbye" and ex
horied them TO strive to live 30 that they
could meet her in Heaven. Her funeral
was preached by Elder De Kinney, and her
remains laid away in the family burning
uruurI
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MARRIfGEe

LoSo-McGUrrY.-Married, At the res.
idence Of the bride. father, jesse McGuf.
~, on the 9th, joseph q. Long 10 Mis-
I.eonie McGufy. lie Il 20 and she Il.
IIARRIs-l.oNG --- HAnRs - KIM. --
Licenses were granted Wednesday 10 John
Smith Harris 10 marry Miss Rebccca
Long, and to VIM. H. Harris to marry
Miss Priscilla Kidd. The nuptiais will he
solemnized on the 18th, IL the young Ia
dies do not change their minds.
ELorENrSr.-Bcn Richardson and Man.
da Baughman. representative Of the high.
or class Of colored society, eloped to Jelier-
sonville, Ind, this week, and returned one
flesh. Threats from the daddy that he
would tear all the hide from Mr.. Richard
sons back ifhe "didn't stop hanging round
after dat gal," caused the hasty step, for
which the Aforesaid daddy promises yet Ia
make them rrpont.
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RELIGIOUS.

Mr. Moody claims $50 converts in Eal
limore
4 sunday School Camp Meeting will b
held at Kentucky River Bridge, on the G
s. r. 4. on May 2lnd and 23rd.
The General Assembly Of the Cumber'
land Presbyterian Church will meet in
Memphis. Tenn, on the 18th Of Msy
next
Rev. W. NJ. Mulleuix, pastor Of Grace
Church, Newport, Ky, reports thai II:
conversions have taken place at that churcl
during the recent revival.
The General Association Of Bapiis,s o
Kentucky, meets OF Winchester, May %
Big preparations are being made to hand
somely entertain the visitor-.
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LaND. STOCK AND CROP.

The Somerset Repoter reports sales 81
yearling mules at from SIS n $50, and 2
year-oll- ut $50.
PARIS CorRr DAY.--From i2j to l'0
cattle on the market. One lot Of common
cattle Of 81 head, sold at S2s.O5; one lot Of
yearling cattle Of l2 head. good stock, sold
vt $50. But few mnle- prizes ranging
from SIS to Sl2O.
Thirly-eight scrub cattle sold in Lexing-
ton. saturday, at SlS per head. The Rre'
reports the following mule sales One pair
5-year-old mules, l6 hands high, S255;
one pair Of S-year-old mules, l5s hands
high, S225; one pair Of 4-ycsr-olds, lji
hands high, S9lO.
Among the Stations on exhibition here
Monday, we're 4. l.. Powell's beautiful
dark bay, Abdallah Glencoe; VIM. Hub
ble's splendid saddle horse, Young Stone
wall; NJ. I. 4 Ms. Russel's extra trotter,
Waterloo; q. w. Affords handsome com.
bined stallion, Screamer, and s. II. Baugh-
mans Lincoln Chief,
Sales Of lambs are being made at > and
6 cents per ID. for good ones......Corn is
selling at So per barrel in some parts Of
the county. aud scarce at this......John W
Fry bought last week for Dr. Wash. Mil
Ter IS two-year-old cattle Of VIM. Ewalt
Of Bourbon, averaging 77s lbs at Stio.-
[Clark Democrat.
On Tuesday last, at the Fashion Stud
Farm, Trenton, ~ j., II. \. Smith, Esq,
proprietor, the old hay mare, Goldsmith
Maid, dropped fine colt to the younl
stallion General Washington (son of Gen
eral Knox, out Of the celebrated mar
Lady Thorne.) The Queen and the younl
Prince are both doing we'll.
LouIsvILLE.-But little change in th'
prices Of any kind Of stock since las
week, Good to extra shipping cattle, a
to q; best butchers, 4. to 8; medium 4
good, to A; thin to common, to q
Hog, choice, to a fair 10 good, 81 to 3.
common to good light, q to 81. Sheep
extra, a. to 8; common 10 medium, 2 to
cents.
The Glasgow Times blows considerable.
/, over a pair Of oxen that weighed 500 In
apiece. That Is pretty good weight 70
7 such a Barren county as the one In whio
Glasgow is situated, bot here, oxen Of tina
size would hardly be mentioned. SOUR
Murphy shipped some time ago, four tina
weighei together, 1890 lbs. the largei
coming within $50 lbs. Of the weight ,
both Of the Tae' brag pair.
n CouSTY CoURr DAY.-A heavy rain fe
. nearly the whole day Monday, and alth'
. there was pretty fair crowd in town, a
r Kind Of business was dull. The oaitl
n market Was especially dull, a. reference
!. the Auetioneers reports will show
|. Capt II. 4. Bush About 800 eatt
!. on the market, Of common quality, an
? bnt few sales effected. A heavy, cold raj
|. fell all day, and stock showed badly.
= few were sold privately at 10 q cents (
a the besi scrubs; calves were Withdrawn
. from $40 TO SO per head. A few plr
e horses ON the market, selling from $40
: 500 per head. No mules.
y Maj. J. NJ. Higgins About $50 very Il
=, different cattle. Sold IA 2-yeAr-Olds
sl57O; yoke steers, se5; 81 calves al II
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-
CItrw Jack ION = bcsi sweet navy tobacco.
-, 80
A S,sge'.
lAkh your Prescriptions 10 Mchohert'
full stock OF FISHING Iackleat Mohob'
er's S'agge
J.H&S.H. snANKs have received y
splendid tot o''io'h'ng And ha's'
pnYnctAxs prescriptions accurately
compounded Al Chenault a pennv's.
,,.p... u. g.. - a. -,
style. Of Wall Paper. and very cheap.
NJ. ~. go. -, -.
W., VIZ, IAfh" 'ua, s snu l'"u'-
NIKE" r''h'- W Mohooef" Z" S'ssgA
LAnar stock Of Moldine- and Picture
Frames NJ Bottom Prices VI Chenault a
Penny'a
"HAcKNrfACK" a popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by Chcnault n Penny,
stamford.
,,.,,,.,,,. t,,.,,,,,,,,, c,u IL.
II p.,is p,,i1. \ iaa. Ill. A.. :, o.,
,sni, a p.nnv w.
An our Accounts and Notes will be
warranted on u no, settled Immediately.
Anderson n Mcltobcris.
pr, ,o,,r ..,a., - from, cl.en.pi, A
Pc An lt.Js I.n,l,.,h,. p,,s.. 4.
H., =. - F..,',' Is..L .nJ ,,.n,,;as
'' -'
A. ihis y the season FOR painting your
houses you can hnd complete stock of
is,s'' '''' ""' '''''' ~ '"''''"'' ie"-
J. II. a :. II. SHANKs are just receiving
aud opening lot Of Ladies and Chill
dren's SHOES, made by the Ieigler Bros Of
Philadelphia Best goods made.
wux w,il ,o,, s,,a.. v;,h nv.,,.,.;. .od
H., c,,,,,,,sin, C'o.,in',;,,,' IL ..,,,,-
Al d.hiii,v 49,, -, 80, -, =, an, -,
ShiIohss S..,.,', xf;,.i,..s ,slich ~. Iii 80,
$50, ~ -, -, p,;.s M
80 and ~ ~ ~, 81 ~ Cbcnsni,
a Pc s,.nc.,.l
DoSr % Dncuvkp.-Many persons say
haven't got the consumption when
asked To cure iheir tough with Shiiohs
Consumption ture. do they not know
that coughs lead 10 Consumption and =
remedy that VIII cure Consumption viii
certainly and surely cure a cough or any
lung or throat trouble. We know u viii
enre when AL others fail and our faith In
u l. ~ positive that We viii refund The
price paid " YOU receive 20 benefit j.
not this iair proposition. Price lOets.
20 eta. and : per bottle. For lame Chest,
hack or side, ne shilol's Porus Plaster.
Price - CT. FOR sale by Chenault 4
Penny, Staniofd.
Fn.xr Ir.ttr's g,rSn.y M.o.zf,,r IA,
Nav NOT oply hold. Ia. own. and hillv
maint.ini,r ~ excellence but 4 ropsisnf.
~ nr,..snting new fsa,u,cs ~ at,rsc,ion
and growing In uonular favor III, op.n.
inc sr,ielc 4 1isbly intere.tirr de.rri,,-
live one IN sTbe Ainos. p a peculisr rnoc ~
,eople Who inbabit the northern u,,t IN
ispsn The depsrtmeut al fiction 4. nm.
nsn,liv rich In cnntinncd and shor, 40
ri,s. cf Inc FORMER aD.vid Flcmipy'. For.
rivenes.4 i becoming intensely jn,ere.tinS.
1ber, arr n.mcror,. short .to,ie.. "Fors.
c,stle Jsrk" bv Fnnk m Converso p,..
se.e. genuine merit Ms. Tli1,b.tb T.
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AcQrfrrrn.-Th bassardy suit brought
by Mis- Maggie Frederick against Mr.. B.
y. Dunn was tried before the County Judge
aud q jury on Monday, when Mr.. Dunn
was acquitted. The baby was pretty
boy, but Il ,lidnt favor Mr.. Dunn.
TnuLY ELnoANr.-Jcnnie June the a.
nous female New York fashion corespon.
dent Of lhe Covricf-Jotgnoi, writes TO that
paper that in ladies' dress goods this sen.
son, nothing can compare with the Madras
Ginghams. Taking a troll through Hay.
den Bros house yesterday, We were shown
foil line Of these goods, in bolts, and Of
every conceivable pattern. Of all the ex-
quisite patterns We Jaw there, nothing sur
passed the Madras Ginghams Cor ladiea
dresses. They are almost ~ cheap as
calico, nevertheless.
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snn svrrr PorAror- q, wearn a
D I....H
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-04-11

DfsoHARoEp.-The drunken and COW.
ardly Engineer who cut Charley Yates, =
crippled and idiotic negro, has been die.
charged by the l.. AMIR
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sEcoSD IMronrArToS.-A duplicate or
der for % suits each. for Youths and Boys
Clothing. from 6 to IS years, viii Be re-
ccised by Geo. n. Bruce 4 Co, this after
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Ma. A. J. Hams has arrived from the
cities and Is opening out very extra line
Of groceries, provisions, &e,, at Chenault A
Pennv's Old stand. Give him a call.
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STANFORD, TUESDAY, APRIL Is

a corpulent amplitude
mountain attractions deplOyed
II Oppo To frau nudu
II = aud fragrant dispute
right q place.
Al. t,
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IOcsI wsTTFRs.


sun Swrrr PorAror- At Weafen a
Evans
CALI and so the Flowers At Carson a
Dodds
FAnw WAGONS again reduced IN price.
Conc snd SEQ Ne before buying wearcn
a Evans
Yourn AND Bows Clothing IN all grades,
sizcs, characters and Kinds speciality At
Geo. II. Bruce 4 Coz.
Fon sALr.--I have a god, new skeleton
Wagon for sale. Can be seen At Richmond
Junction. G. y. Ayres
DIscnAnorp. The drunken and COW.
ardly Engineer who cut Charley Yates, =
crippled and idiotic negro, has been die.
charged by the l.. AMIR
aa
sEcoSD IMroRrArFoS.-A duplicate or.
der for % suits each. for Youths and Boys
Clothing, from 9 to IS years, viii be re.
ccised by Geo. H. Bruce 4 Co, this after.
noan.
NorIcE--l am compelled to have the
money due me on last years accounts, aud
II not paid VI once, ! shall Try the virtue
Of the law Thi. !. NJ idle talk. !. y.
Davis
NorHrSa LIKE THrN. We mean tina
there l. nothing like the exquisite dress
patterns just opened by Hayden Broihers
The fact l., our young bachelor friends Of
that house know precisely what the ladies
need, and admire, and they never fail to
please all who deal with them. The plain,
everyday dreas pattern, the walking dress,
and Sunday dress good-, arr all quite
charming. Go look for yourselves ladies,
and you will be certain TO buy something
THEY ARR NoyELrIEs. and jus,
the most elegant a gentleman can find, and
they are al the rage in the cities We re-
fer to the ready.made suits At Hayden
B.oihers, and A. 10 cheapne-- and quality,
We have never known the like. No whole
sale house would duplicate them for less
money than you can get them Of the Hay
dens. Il will pay our readers to take a
good look At the superb stock Of goods 10
their hou-e. The like never was seen herr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-20
GILBERT ROsIERE.


Yesterday large number OF mourning
friends followed to the grave the body Of Gill
bert Rosfere. He died on Monday morning
at o'clock, at the advanced age Of seventy
three years. after long illness. through which
his indomitable pluck and spirit carried him
to the last without depriving him of that light
heartedness which belongs to a true and pure
soul Prof. Rosiere was known in New Or
leans to all who had any interest in the noble
art of fencing. He himself had reduced 1t to
science and practiced it with the devotion
of an artist. A native Of France, he came to
New Orleans fifty years ago and had really
become one of ours, for scarcely any Of us
who lived to see him buried but have crossed
swords In the fencing hall with the eminent
professor and received blue mark on the
chest from his unerring foil when the warning
words would come from his stentorian lungs:
"Attention-ane, deur degagezp A perfect
master OF his art, brave as a lion, he was of
the gentlest disposition and never known to
quarrel Owing to his position he was neces-
sarily second in many duels, but generally
managed to settle these affairs with the least
possible bloodshed.
We join the descendants Of our old popula-
ton In mourning the loss Of this good man,
and we look upon his demise as the oblitera-
ton of one of those landmarks in the history
of Louisiana that united our rising generation
with the honorable and healthy traditions of
the past.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-20
THE WEATHER FOR AwEEK.

The following ID the summary OF the wealth
or for the week ending August 49, as prepared
by the chief signal officer:
From Saturday to Monday an area Of high
pressure moved from the eastern slope to the
Atlantic States, with clear cool weather over
the central portions Of the country, but with
cloudy cool weather and heavy rains In
Southern Texas, and during Saturday III the
South Atlantic States. On Sunday and Mon
day An area Of low pressure was central over
the Northwest, which moved eastward over
Canada during Wednesday and southeast
ward over the Gulf OF st. Lawrence during
Thursday; 1t WAS accompanied ~ numerous
rain and thunder showers from the Ohio valley
and New Jersey north and eastward A
second area Of depression appeared over the
eastern slope on Wednesday, which has since
moved eastward To the Ohio valley; it Is ac-
companied by heavy rains in the latter dis
trict and a general rain from the Gulf States
to the lower lakes and New England.
The rainfall for the week averaged about as
follows IN the various districts: Canadian
maritime provinces O15 inch, st. Lawrence
valley 0.40, lower lake region lilo, upper lake
region 0.GO. New England O.25, Middle Attain
tic States O65, South Atlantic States 040,
Eastern Gulf States 165, Western Gulf States
2.s5, Ohio valley and Tennessee 1.25, upper
Mississippi valley o,4O lower Missouri valley
OCT; Red River Of the North valley 0.O1, Eas-
tern slope from Dakota to interior of Texas
O.15 Rocky mountains 0.30, Western plateau
Dol, California 000 coast OF Oregon and
Washington Territory O.04.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-20
THE TENTH UNITED STATES
CENSUS.

Louisiana to Have Three Supervisors
Acting Gov. Witt has received a commune
cation from the Department Of the Interior
giving the apportionment Of supervisors Of
the next general census OF the United States
and Territories. Three supervisors have been
assigned to Louisiana. New York has eleven,
Pennsylvania ten, Illinois and Ohio eight,
Missouri seven, Texas six, Georgia, Tennes-
see and Kentucky five. Alabama, Iowa, Michi-
gan, North Carolina and Wisconsin four,
California, Kansas. Maryland, Massachu-
sets, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey
and South Carolina two, Colorado, Delaware,
Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, Oregon,
Rhode Island, Vermont, the Territories and
the District Of Columbia one. The appor-
tionments have been made after a careful
consideration OF the probable exigencies OF
enumeration In each section Of the country,
having reference to the extent Of territory,
the cOmpactnes5 or sparseness OF the settle
ment, especially the occurrence Of cities and
large towns, the existing facilities OF trans
port and postal communication, the various
constituents Of the population, and the ma
ture Of the principal industries pursued; at
least So says Francis A. Walker superinten-
dent of census, In a letter to Hon. Carl
Schurz, Secretary of the Interior.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-20
BASE BALL

Wash Marks vs.. Thomas Brennans.
The Wash Marks Club will play the Bren-
mans next Sunday, August "a, at 2 p. m, at
the picnic Of the Lees and Wrights, to BE-
given at the Oakland Park. The following il
the Marks's reconstructed nine: Alge Rey-
nolds, p; Brinkmeyer, c.; Hogan, 1st b.;
Barney Doyle. I'd b.; Horn, 3D.. b.; Dannoy,
8. s.; Brannagan, |. f.; Dan Fisher, g. t.; Muir
ply, r. I.
The Lees and Wrights will also play their
lopg-talked-of game at O'clock On the same
day at the same place. A large crowd will be
in attendance to witness the games.
At a meeting held last evening, the August
Marx Club was organized, and the following
named were elected officers: August Marx,
honorable president: Nj. Lhoste, president
JAS. Doyle, vice president; a. J. Shaw, secre-
tary; Jas. Wier, treasurer; G. Donohoe, G.;
l.. Overton, M. Lhoste, A. }. Shaw, delegates
to the base ball convention.
The address Of the club Is at McKeough's,
No. 93 Baronne street.
The M. c. Reyes Club has been organized
and the following officers elected: P. G. Dunn,
president; A. Dempsey, vice president; John
Blanch, secretary; I. Carroll, treasurer;
Frank Sykes, captain. A. Comfort, Jules Bo-
zant, T. 9. Dunno, delegates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-20
THE VAUDRY RIFLES.

The heavens being propitious and the
weather inviting, the Vaudry Rifles will
surely give their much expected entertain
ment at the Carrollton Gardens this evening.
II Is needless to say that all due preparation
has been made and that the affair will be en-
joyable, for the Vaudrys are known by their
deeds, and are not this evening making an
experiment. We are Of the privileged few
who have been able to obtain possession OF
one Of the programmes destined for the
ladies fond Of Terpsichorean pastimes They
are beauties; we mean the programmes,
without disDaragement to the Iadies-some-
thing out OF the common run Of programmes
We will not describe them now, preferring to
leave upon their appearance this evening the
virginity OF novelty. Let all be prepared for
a splendid and gay evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-20
THE COMMERCIAL BULLETIN.

We have on our table the fourth number OF
the Commercial Bulletin, a paper printed In
this city In the English and Spanish Ian
guages, and entirely devoted to the improve
ment of our commercial relations with the
countries Of Central and South America. We
congratulate Mr.. TrelIes, the editlE, upon the
success Of his undertaking. which is shown by
the enlarged proportions Of his sheet and the
quantity OF new advertisements. The Com
naercidt Bulletin has circulation OF 5000 In
this city and 1000 in Texas, Mexico, Central
America, Honduras and the West Indies, We
wish success to this laudable enterprise.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-20
SPANISH FORT CONCERT.

Visitors to the Spanish Fort were again
treated to delightful concert last evening.
The following programme was rendered In a
style creditable to the b. st masters:
PART FIRST.
l. Grand March. ........-. .Saru
O. "reminiscences of Donizetti. ..-...- Hainecke
g. Quadrie on National Melodies. .- Haff nan
a. Devil Let Loose Comic Pot-pourri. Boyer
S. Selections from Faust .--------..... Gonnod
6. Overture, Pa ct and Peasant. s uppe
PART SECOND. -m.55..
2. Grand March Midsummer Nights
Dream Neutrality-suspicious. Mendelssohn
8. Selections. La Favorite--.. DoniZ9tti
9. Pot-pourri. Gfrofe Giroha- .-.--..- leeoca
-. The Travelling Artist -.........Nelhlg
Il. Get Up and Get. Galop- .,......... Schener
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-20

We direct attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement of Fl. Dudley Coleman b Bro.
manufacturers Of corn mills saw mills and cot
ton presses. etc. They have removed their
stock into large and commodious new ware
house. and are now prepared with greater
facilities 70 offer indueements TO purchasers.