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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-22

In ,hs Probate coar, OF Boise county. Idaho Ter.
ritory
la the matter II The estate of John o'Donusn.
aerra<ed
MotlGE II IEREnY GIVEN BY THF USpER.
" gnrd. executor the estate af john 0'nan.
mel deceased, 10 tsse crc,iiors nf and all persni
laYing cailns. against, said deessAei. TO exhl %
them with The necessary Vouchers to HIM al
plaserytlle, boise cs,nnts. l. Z within tea months
after tho arsi Publication ~ this Motisc,
THaMsN BURKE.
Executor II the estate Of sohn oponnel de
ceased.
pa,el Idaho city. July q is7p-lw.
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1880, aiiu COSTS win be saved by settling On -
before that date JAMEs HAWLkY
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--Foa THE---
LIVER, luafS, STCmBrn, SPLEEN,
BsCK AID kidneys

AN iMrnovFp APPLIANCE for Sf.0o ~ Prevent
lselieVst and Cure the following discusses:
Ague md Fever, Dumb A.ue. hills. Liver
Complaint. Hiii0ttsness. Jsl,iitdics,, TOrliuit
enlargement al the Liver, Lsls-ittI,, fI.u ge--
than, pyspet,-ia, eick Heasiaoie. ID. tn..s- ion
OF -piti.S DulIncss, Want of &pp..tit., Ma
ltrii,i Discusses, rnin e nient of ths ~. "a,
Asa,r Cake. rheumatism, Neuralgia. Luii.
b,sn, Sciatitaa. Pains In the Side, Back, Bon,.s
AMI Muscles For che kil-fo f sstittil. Ca
tsfri,, bronchitis, Diplstneria. Whooi,ii,g
Cough, Weak Lungs: also, Great keiist IN
female weakness and IrreguiaFity
Tho zinc Dollar Pads are within tho reach Of
EVERY suiteger, Kich or Pc M,t ~1e, higsy niedt
Rhl w!l prove ON 10 all, sblh and rDunts, "a ale
aud Fc,nAlr. Grn he wsltn at an in and under MI
oitennisi apcrs without interfering With treat
pent ny wearing tAis pad the pit of yoursom eh
ree t,' sttnis nsi9nrats the livsr. pieyeit bilious.
moss, Ahsar, trun tho system mai ral afilus
dissr's, aisi hd eady ieei. Il yOu cotttcates
se can send tom.
Priec, ruli regular Liver size. ST. each.
Large noay Pad, rubber back, So each.
We srnd them by post, prepaid. every.
wi's're far and ncar. II not to.tnd at \ auI
Druggists. TAkt NO OTHER, bat incloss.
IA sou 4 to us, nnd YOU viii r. c,i,o either
sise orsi'rs'si by return mail address
G. a COOK d CO.. chicsco,
Sole Agents for U = and C.na,as
;
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
Va +ehsaek, Stevenson a Co., Wholc.nte
Dr"xwsst-. ehl.aso, suppiX tAe trade AIT man
ahActnrers prices.
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VnGa week IN Snnr own town. 80 outfit cree.
VU0Na risk Rsaler. il you want d hnstaess q
VII 81 nsreons al eiihsI sex caa make great pay
he tige thsy work write Ter larucHlts to II
hAs.S-s Sro .hsrt.aed. Alaine, lJNae4i7s-ls.
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posIoFFIcEs.

FuniVFElCEo.
The following is list Of the postoffice
in Idaho Territory:
Ada county.
Boise City, Alddl- Valley,
Brnwnlee, Payette Store,
Dixie, FAYETTEVILLE
tmnetsvilc, Pumeroy,
Fake store, Salubria,
Indian Valley, Ihurman's Mill,
Lower Bio ST., Weiser.
Mams rssk, weiser Bridge,
Middleton, Council Valley,
Alturas county.
Atlanta. Mountain Home,
Rocky Bar.
Rear Lake county.
Bennington, Bloomington,
Fish Haven, Georgetown,
iowa Bar, lberty,
Mnntpeller Ovid,
Paris, Saint Charles.
Boise county.
banner, Centerville
Horseshoe Bend, Idaho ,ity'
il"heerNile, Placerville,
QaarizDurg squaw Greek.
Garden valley.
Idaho county
Clear Water, LIZ CITY.
Florence, Gfangtville,
Juhn Days Creek, Ran al
NouAt idaho, Slate Creek
Washington.
Lemhi county.
Fort Lemhi, Gibbansvills,
Jordan Greek Junction
Lemhi Agency Oh dis
Salmon CITY.
Neg Perez County.
Camas Creek, Four Mile,
6eiiesee, Lapwai,
Lewiston. Moscow
thorn creek, Thorn Valley,
Oneida County.
oneida, cherry Creek
Ilhtoh, CoTbett's STATEN
Eagle Rock Frank in
Gentie Valley Maad City
Mink Greek, Oxford
Pleasant valley Port Neuf.
hoss Fork, sand Hole,
soda sp ings, Terminus,
Weston.
0wyhee County.
iiruneau valley, faft idver Bridge
tas'se "eek, GairSiew,
uoose oiesk, Marsh BASIN,
Oakley. Reynolds r eek,
Rock creek, silver City
shoshone County.
Pierce city.
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-AT.rMrT7sroNI,
STOP! LOOK!

One ne ~ % Revolver. 10 worth 3.Uu tor 1. 80
Dixie shut Reviewer. platte - worth Ava for l.7a
Dixie shot ksseiyrr. hing rieHly
engraved worth Geo for 2 90
DIXIE 5 shot Revolver " long and
PLAIN worth 600 for 81
Dixie shot Revolver. ~. very baud.
soutels engraved worth 100 inr 8. 81
Dixie shot Revolver pa,n. S. werth 40 Tor 5 90
Dixie shot Revolver. ", engraved,
w,,rth ., 90 for 4 90
Dixie shot Revolver Al. extra loAg,
enkray4d. woi III 1000 tor . 20
All 81 tbs above are ttted With improved hated
etiiDdsr wnleh leads and ejests tie shell wthou
rrmasiug, Warranted, Fun nickel plated. Work
manship. distance and accuracy oannot be
p@ssed sent b. snal on receipt " price
MONEY NY Fra Htered letter or FpstGthce Order ~
our fifk Local agents wanted every .htre
40 ress ~ s uncas Pistol 10, Ncrw OIL, Coma.
Jals Il ~ 8m.
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The book contains nearly 200 pages, ~
by 6 inches, and is designed to be pocket
companion for every wide-awake man in
the mining camps and financial centres Of
the West.
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lost, strayed or stolen.

S5J s~0zUyCU % 0SOxCHs
MINE HEAD OF HORSES, LAST SEEN AT TIE
" Star Ranch, on or about the last Of November,
1878. one small roam mare. black mare and tail and
had bell on. One year ing horse colt. dark bsy
or brown. One yearling bay mare cold. Onegood,
sized pinto mare. eight or nine years old one
light grey | eise, seven or eight years old One
sorrel horse colt, with ball face, three years DID,
Said six horses heing branded with = on the ba
shoulder. Also. one iron grey horse. five or slI
years old, hind feet white and saddle mark on th
SIDE tip Ut ears white one roam horse, ball faced
four white feet, branded left shoulder With Pas
shown above. on left ip with horses b. ad and
-; and one four-year old pinto mare colt
] will pay S25 reward to anyone giving me u
formation as to their whereabouts.
Address, SIP PRIMO, Idaho city. Idaho
July HIM.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
COMING HOME.

Every day the familiar faces OF friends who
have been absent are seen on the streets. and 1t
will not be many days before there will be a
general movement homeward on the part OF
absentees.
From the mountains Of Virginia and Yer
mont; from the lakes of the NorthW st: from
the shore Of the breezy Atlantic and from dis
tant Europe will soon come speeding swiftly
homeward the thousands who have been in
search Of health and pleasure, but who would
not exchange New Orleans. with all it's draw
backs, for any Of the towns and cities Of tho
New or Old World rs place Of residence. 1t is
an agreeable fact that those who hayee once
ived lie New Orleans learn to love 1t and find In
it a fascination that no other city in this eonn-
try possesses, It's peopls are polite and cordial
and in all their dealings never forget that cnur-
tesy is one Of the highest evidences Of culture
IS one of the. most noticeable things about ell
Western and most Northern cities. Their peo-
pie are for he most part too much enRrossed
IN the pursuit Of money to care for the cul iva.
ton of the small sweet courtes les" OF life. and
hence as communities they do not make q
favorable impression upon those accustomed to
life In the houth or In Europe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
A SALTY TRANSACTION.
"A Sharp Kansas City Packer.

- 0MaLp hAHSaS City Facker.
In the large packing establishments at Kan
eas City. where thousands and thousands OF
Texas beeves are annually slaughtered and
sailed down for shipment a vast quantity of
salt Ii necessarily used. and that article not I'M
frequently becomes the football OF spectators,
who make corners and raise or depress the
Drice to suit their purposes. Recently there
was pretty steep corner on salt. and packers
found the price running ND to figures that left
Out small and unsatisfactory margins on their
product.
Accordingly. Messrs Armant & Co.. one OF
me largest packing firms in KANSAS City, deter
Manea 70 practice piece of strategy which
you'd enable them to get their salt at reasona-
R R rates ana smash the ring: 80 one Of the
LIZ same 10 New Orleans and purchased f ON
1 s Jackson d Fitzpatrick 5000 sacks OF ssIt
.snt.l1 SACKS and 5000 In bulk; which was
eIWuR h on Two steamers for Kansas CT direct
4hora az 49, ane steamers reached their destination
me ring; thinking that Messrss Armant i a ~
pa suRossea 70 put their salt on the market nrn
CoG0ou 70 cneck mate that game nv dronnina III tba
DYES w point below which A. Il "a = MA ~
ssht alT az realze anything their Investment
Nv -,s ga antp MoVe was met by Armant 4 "a
4.vanf an.o Ine market there and pnrchasinG
more salt than they we'll knew what - NY htd
Inen truce was declared the corner men "" hai
D60n beaten. Me Sra Armant h Ho rign nAn
from the market. and salt went m r. m,nuhIeW
Ike Its previous figure. " eonfoenlnR
Tnis is the first shipment In hulL 10 s,.
N2nsas Saty, and will doub less lead tn ofhsr W
New orleans ought to supply the whole Wast
when she NAV 49, 80 t1A ufottnL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
"A BRASS MAN.

There is a man living In Parkersburg. W. va.
who writes to the Mayor relative to q contingent
financial speculation. into which he would enter
1t he only receives proper announcement. The
capital mistake he has made. however, Is that
he failed to send his photograph. for 1t would
be. indeed. pleasure to gaia for moment on
countenancs whose cheek has received such
extraordinary development. This gentleman
would II ke to receive authentic information 81
the Louisiana Lottery Company and its ways.
and If assured that II followed the straight and
narrow path. could be induced to invest 50 for
which suggests q massive endowment of fore
head he states that he would require the addt-
tional security. OF a personal supervision BY
ton from the righteous should take place.
Ii the Mayor accepts this f1attering PROPOSE
ton the Parkersburg man will divide the priya
manufacturers Will please not all apply at once
Tor the services OF this brass man.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
IN THE SEIZURE ROOM.

internal Revenue Collector Marks has. In hts
seizure room at the Custom House. force en-
Dloyed 10 sorting and boxing the large number
81 cigars which have been captured at differ
ent times 10 the possession Of violators OF the
internal revenue law. But small number Of
the many thousands on hand are Of d oual,tv
which would tempt smoker. The lareesf
portion of them are made OF inferior domesti.
tobacco. and OF very little value-many of them
Icing Icing worm eaten and musty Under the law.
10Mever they must be offersd for sale at
a4cIlon, ana before, being put up they must Be
pscKed IN new boxes. which have to be-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
DELTA LEADS OFF.

The little town Of Delta is the first to respond
to the request OF the health authorities as TO
raising quarantine againet New Orleans. This
Is brave and sensible and our people will re-
member the kindly act. The following ia the
official announcement:
DELTA. La. September IL, 1879.
President Board Of Health, New Orleans. La:
All quarantine raised against Nav Orleans.
8. =. P. DANdERFIFLO
Secretary Board OF Health
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
THAT FALLEN GALLERY.

It appears that gentleman residing near the
house. the gallery Of which fell with such fatal
results few days ago on Poydras street. no.
ticed several weeks before the accident the
rickety condition Of the gallery and notified the
agents. The repairs were. however, not made
One OF the parties who was standing beneath
the gallery when it fell and was severely in
Jured. has determined to bring suit for dam
were responsible for the accident-not having
ordered the repairs made when notified or the
unsafe condition Of the structure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
THE TIMEs-RIvET PARTY.

The Rivet party met again last night ct No.
ITO Carondelet street. and went to work under
the old rule. which prohibits the publication Of
the names Of persons partici pating in its de-
ltberations. A reporter of the DEMOCRAT ascer-
tanned that the rule was still In force by calling
the information he retired. and the proceed
inGs W ere CONT ued
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
DE BOWS REVIEW.

We learn from circular that new series OF
that whiiom able and popular commercial
periodical. De Bows Review. will be issued on
the flrst OF October By Messrs. L. Graham & Co..
the proprietors. Mr. W. M. Burwell. we'll
known writer on commercial subjects, is the
editor. Mr.. E. l.. Jewell Is soliciting subscrin-
Ito, and advertisements for the Review.
This review. in former years. occupied a
proud position In Commercial and literary cir
cles ct the South and we hope and believe that
In Its revived form it will command an equal
amount OF patronage and influence.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
The President Of the Bank Of La
fayette Arrested on the Charge
-------.--- of acknowledgements

The President of the Bank Of La
fayette Arrested on the Charge
of Embezzlement.
Yesterday Mr.. Frederick Eyle. book keeper
Of the Lafayette Bank. In liquidation, appeared
before Recorder Sheehan and made an affidavit
cha gfng Mr.. Berry Russell the president OF
the bank. with the embezzlement of $12 1877.
warrant was Immediately issued. and In a
short time Mr.. Russell was arrested by two of
the officers OF the court. He was required by
Judge Sheehan to furnish bond OF $40 600 for
bis appearance before the court for trial. and
falling to give 1t he was remanded to and incar-
cerated in the Parish Prison.
There are no specifications In the affidavit
ana ifll1gent inquiry filled to develop any OF
the facs or circumstances injected with the
aeR go. embezz ement aside from the that
II 1s the funds OF the bank which are declared TO
De missing. and the off nse Is charged to have
been committed by Mr.. Russell as president of
thu institution,
Mr.. Eyle. who made the affidavit, was seen by
q reporter OF the DEMOCRAT. but he politely OBJ
Jected to being interviewed and declined t.
make any statement In connection with the
affair. He said he was. averse. under existing
ances. to be in any manner resDon-
sible for any pub icity which might be given to
tainly could do no good. II addition be said
he did not feel authorized to speak as to the
circumstances which led to the charge without
10 dutnoEIty Oh peTSOuS acquainted WI the
facts Ia the case and personally and profess
,ionally interested.
The DEMOCRAT reporter
VISITED MR.. RUSSELL
at the Parish Prison, and found him auartered
In the Star Chamber, Mr.. Russell did not
appreciate the visit, and his reception of the
reporter was anything but cordial. He was evil
fently considerably Tut up and was eurs and
abrqpt in hi, language and manner. He posi-
lively and emDhaticalIy declined to say any
hing regarding MS arrest or anything else.
md the only thing the renorter got out Of him
vas the a. inform alton that he might have saved
way again as soon as he pleased"
Mr. russell is q member Of the firm of Rus
el d Hall, and the i'm pression Is that the |
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
First District Court,

First District Court.
PLEADED GUILTY TO ASSAULT.
John Lee. assault and battery.
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY
=. susfe. Thompson Philip Wells and John
Smith. larceny.
Richard Houehton and VIM. Cain assault
with intent to rob.
CONVICTED.
Anitole Peneguy. larceny.
NoLIE PRosEOUI.
E j MeGloin. assault by willfully shooting at.
Martha Longpre. larceny.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
JEWISH NEW YEAR.

sl1 O'Clock yesterday evening ushered Ia the
yeWisn New Year. and It was duly celebrated In
1ne respective synagoeues by the services com
, rabh,I % the occasion and diecourse by the
cosed 81 appropriate a to the day. The stores
10 W III snndoWn this evening, morning seryicas
Vic. nj .a .; meantime being held The dav nthero
nary Sabbath 1' none as the ordl-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
Second Recorders Court,

Second Recorders Court.
Christian Christofe. assault and battery. 800
peace bonds,
Jean Tarawele assault and battery on q
woman, SO or ten days Parish Prison.
J. Mastcot charged by officer John Lewis
with insult and abuse and disturbing the peace
Was honoraby discharged
Joseph Bourgeois, assault and battery with q
dangerous weapon, $3.50 peace bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The schools Of the city are already almost
filed to OVERLOOKING. and the buildings through
out have been found In excellent condition
The old Mccarthy school Is still used till Melon
OCH No 10 shall have been built. and the work
on this is expected to commence soon. Laurel
ton about the first proximo. and on Monday
next Jefferson (Boys1 will oUen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

Lord Cockburn was seated one day on the
hillside OF Bonally with a Scotch shepherd,
coolest situation, he observed to him: John.
II We're sheep [ would lie on the other side
OF the hill" The shepherd answered. CAV
my lord, but II ye had been a sheep ye wad
have had MAR sense" -N
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

Il bought me new pair of shoes to-day. I
put them on and they didn't hurt me. I
walked about the store with them, and they
didn't hurt me. | walked clean out to the
base ball park, and they didn't hurt, and they
don't hurt now. puzzled myself to know
the reason of this phenomenon. 1t has Just
occurred to me-" what Is it?' asked the
milkman. '"They were made for another fell
low"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

used for the advancement Of his private bust
ness. and that q large portion Of 1t was used in
paying and discounting notes Endorsed by Mr..
Ru sell as president OF the bank.
The Bank OF Lafayette was
PUT INTO LIQUIDATION
In the fore part of July last, by vote OF the
stockholders, a d it's assets aud effects have
been 80 carefully and jnticiously managed and
admins cred upon, that all of tn, deposltors
ha, 8 been paid up in full. Whatever loss there
holders. and they alone will be the sufferers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

small ragged boy entered an oyster
house in Salem, Mass, and asked, "Will you
sell me an oyster for a cent? I want it for my
sick mother" What is the matter with your
mother?" asked the man, as he proceeded to
till can with oysters thinking he would help
to to relieve case Of suffering, "she's got a
black eye was the reply. The benevoience
rapidly faded from the mind OF the oyster
man as he put one oyster in paper bag.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
ACADEMY or MUSIC

me ENGAGEMENT OF the Big Four Minstrel
oompin alton is rapidly drawing to elise. II
enos on saturday night, but between this time
anu ina1 % immense bill is announced for each
Gay matinee. They will be followed BIZ Gra NJ.
on Sunday night, '' "n1on opens
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

,Hdrper's Bazaar, on table manners saws
DO not betray by any gesture that you are
hungry" Certainly not. For, of course, no
one one Is supposed to go to the table to satisfy
ton that you go there because you want
something to eat is very ill-bred.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

Now comes Johnny In from school with.
a sponge, and a second reader, and teacher
wants me to study geography, and Til have
to have an atlas, and the new boy got lick
Ing, and, say, ma, won't you ask pa to buy
the books this noon, because I'm In hurry,
and all the rest Of the bows have got their;n 3;
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
THE FITZPATRICK INvINcIBLEs
Charles Byrne Endorsed for President
Of the Third Ward Central Club.

Of the Third Ward Central Club.
There was meeting of this club held last
night ut Turner's Hall. The attendance was
very large being estimated at about five hun
dred persons. Frank McEntee. the president.
called the meeting to order
A resolution was offered indorsing Hon
Charles Byrne for president of the central
ward GLIB. and on being put. was carried by q
very large majority Immediately thet eafter
one of the Fitzpatrick faction. named srney
Reilly. seized spittoon and hurled It a. Presi-
dent McEltee. striking him In the head, inf1lrt-
ing q severe wound. Thereupon there was q
rush made BY the members OF the Fitzpatrick
faction for the books Of the club. with the view
Of carrying them forcibly of. This was quick
we're la .gely in the majority. The disturbance
created by this struggle was auieted by Capt
ONeil. who, appeared with q force Of police
and restored order.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

Remember what others did for New Orleans
and assist afflicted Memphis by purchasing
tickets for the concert Monday evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
PERSONAL.

We had the. pleasure Of meeting yesterday
the gallant Colonel of the Wasbin zton Artillery,
who has been absent for 30 ne time on a pleas
ure trip North. Own is the picture of health
and seems delighted to got back to tho boys
again,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

stamped and branded. II they DO not
bring ct the sale the amount .of duty and
until permit 10 desfrY them IL received from
fbe authorities at Washington. The prediction
IA hazarded that big bonfire will follow the Of
ferng of the lot now In the Collectors seizure
room. ,ea5 .
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18

prisoner, you have committed frightful
murder; at seventeen you have committed an
atroclous crime that ranks you with Chastine
Cox and the Italian BARRIERS" The prisoner
(modestly) -"Sorr, ye father mel"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
Cnew Jaekson'a beat sweet navy tobacco

/ never breaks a colt afore he's old enough to
travel:
never digs my taters till dey's plenty big 20
grabble;
An when you see me risin up to 'structify In
meetin'.
rs fust climb up de knowledge tree an done
some apple eatin'"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
IVY SOCIAL CLUB.

At "a meeting of the Ivy Social Club, held at
their hall on Claiborne street. the following
officers were elected: Edward Konzalman,
president: Miss Mary Hackett, vice president:
A. J. Hiegan. secretary; Miss l.. Leehans.
treasurer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-18
THE COURTS.
Third District Court

Third District Court.
Charles Petrie vs. Germania National Bank,
Suit for sl010 one years salary as private
detective.
Charles Petrfe va. L. B. Cain ct ais, President
and Directors GermHnia National BtDk-Suit
for $4,000. for alleged damages to character.