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New-York tribune., 1879-04-14

GRAND VOCAL CONCERT,
" rendered by
ALBEkTO LAURENCE, ESQ,
In ait Of tie
CHARITY FUND
0f the BROABW Az TABERNACLF g 2.
AUSTIN ABBOTT CHAIR Mrs. CLARK BELL
CALEB b. kNENALS. NIs. l.. NJ BA -.
l.. w. PARTRIDGE J. f. FISHER Treas
al STEINWAN HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10. .S19.
Tickets az tho Hall Reserved seats IL 90 each.
Mr.. ALBERTO LAU URENCE, VIII Do assisted By the fol
lowing artsts, all of whom ale his pupils:
SOPRANI-Miss Annie j. Boe, Of II. stephens Church
Mary JcneIy, OF Pauls Church Miss AMMO Lock
wood, Oi Plymouth Church, Brooklyni Miss Lily Runas
Miss Margitrttl Gray Miss izzo Miller and MISS Ehs
Howe Ml.XZO sOPltAN NO-Miss M.ry h. lOrsyth. uON.
TRALTI-MIss Emily Winaui Of ST. Thomas Church, Miss
Katie La teta, Miss Alice /. Lane and Mrs. Emma j.
Bates. TENOR-Mr. H. D. Jendy, y 81 Psu's church ;
Mr. h. J. Fletcher. Of ST. Mary the Virgin BARITONE
Nj Brassn Of tie Hess opera Company MI 0eorge
L. sargent BASS-Mr. II. ham, Of ST Paul and
Peter Church. Brookyni MI T. " Hunt OF -. Mary Tho
OEGANIoI- I-MIG WALTER Russell JOHNSON has
Kindly offered his services
Afr INEEnI
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Ulmans Ridge Locals.

--
Salt salt! saltt Merchants OF Tuscupbia,
what excuse have you TO offer for not having
sal, on hand to supply your oustomers'
Have had "short berry straw cake" at
the R~idge--rather, strawberry short cake.
Gut worms ats 70 work on the tender
cabbage plantp.
-Wn. Coburn and lady have returned
from Lebanon, having been there 10 sell
their wool and make purchases.
"A number of our farmers have been
through their corn the second timo 70 far
this year.
Mr.. Richardson's folks had a wool pick
ing one day last week, and certain ones in
trying TO be there on time were, like big In
jlns, not lost but wigwain was last.
We partook, last week of an extra arti-
clio Of cod Ash, the boned kind-obtained at
T. Thompson's OF Brumley.
There is a disease Of some kind prevailing
among the cats, q number nave died and
more are sick.
There ie q rage about here tor pet squir-
Ioihs AhNA w Ahbob WHp ANNC thOm oh1
many longing for them.
There was an old couple County chsrges)
from so to Go years who walked through the
heat OF the day some fifteen miles and enjoy
cd q cup OF coffee for supper as though 1t wal
a great relish to them, and no doubt II was.
Are there any tobacco plants coming OF
who viii answer this q~uestion through The
BASNER2 Let there be q little interest takeI
in the column Of locals, and let questions BE-
asked and answered. VIII find in our BAN
EKR stsf the right stamp of enterprisini
young men.
Let our Ridge people, when they visi
Tuicumbia, give the nrti&ie Banner Bower
a visit-lt Is as reat as a Pulmsn Palace Car
and you will lind the deciples OF Fanstus a
polite and attentive as French dancing mas
ters. Let the enterprltiDg people in on
midst contribute some little mineral specI
men for their cabinet.
The Lebanon agent viii be around mex
week (Junel to buy up the remainder of tb'
peoples wsol-35 in trade, At the factor,
from 80 to 81 in cash and the same, 80 II
trade.
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IaNergon CIV Bows. noIIOa and Roaax.

Last Saturday afternoon "Gwendolen
Archery Olubn enjoyed a shoot in the CAPT.
tol grounds,
The club vas divided into two pGsties-
Matte Ohappsll being captain OF the one,
and Jesse Henry of the other. Each con-
testant shot twenty arrows.
Miss Chappelrs party made the following
score:
Matte Ohappell, Captain, -; Miss jan
vier IA; Alice Boon 90; I'D. Davidson 4; q.
f. Jordan 10. Total SO. or az average OF
10 for each.
Jesse Henry's party scored:
Jesse Henry, Captain, 4; Belle Willie 10;
Florence Ewing 10; +. NJ. Stokes, 81 Ben.
Riley 8; Phil. Miller s. Total CO, or an aver
age Of IL for each.
MisI Alice Boon had the honor Of making
every arrow count, while I'D. Davidson
and Jesse Henry were so badly Auttered that
they could only score 4 each out Of a possi-
Bile 20.
Although the contest resulted In q tie, II
will be seen that Miss ChappelPs party on
ly numbering Ave, while that OF Jesse Hem
ry's numbered SIX, The former, therefore,
had twenty less arrows than the latter, yet
they held their own, and made the match
result In a tic.
The contest will be renewed next Saturday
afternoon,
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THE S0LARGRAPH WATCH.
Only Sl,00.

A perfect Time.keeper, Hunting-CAse, and
HEAVY PLATKD CHAM, latest style. We
warrant it for Eve years TO denote time as
accurately as q 500 Chronometer Watch,
and will give the exact tima in any part Of
the world. l, also contains q FIRsT-CLAss
COMPASS, worth alone the price we charge
for the Time.keeper- For Men. Boys,
Mechanics, School Teachers, Travellers, and
Farmers it is Indispensable. They are as
good IS a high-priced watch, aud In many
cases more reliable. Boys, think Of III A
Hunuug-Case Watch and Chain for $l.00.
The soLARGRAPH WATCH is used by
the Principal OF the Sommeryille High School.
and is being fast introduced Into all the
schools throughout the United States, and
is destined TO become the most useful Time
keeper vor invented. The SoLARGRAPH
WATCH received a Medal al the Mechanics
Fair, NJ Boston, In 1873.
This lie no toy, bu. Is made on scientific
principals, and every one warranted to be
accurate and reliable. We have made the
price very low simply to introduce them al
once, sitter which the price will be raised.
The SoLARGRAPH WATCH AMI
CHAIN Is put up in q neat outside case, and
Q u by mail to any address for $500. We
have made the price so low, please send two
sLampS II convenient TO help pay postage
Address plainly,
EASTERN MANUFACTURING 90,
RocKLAND. MASS
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PENSIONSI

Under the new Pension Law, Soldiers
wounded or injured, even If slightly disabled,
can obtain pension back from day OF dis
charge. One OF our tirp In Washington to
give personal attention 10 all claims before
the departments. Do not delay, but write at
once. Send stamp Tor our new soldiers cir
eular,
VIC. BERINGER s. co. PIrTsBURG, PA.
ISy-Oidest claim. AgeAcy 10 the US. li-lm
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TO the People of Miller County.

IhaYe opened a LUsBEK YARD 10 the
town Of Upton, Monilesu Connty, and shall
keep constantly on hand the very best Of
Lumber, apd guarantee that l will sell same
to you Cheaper thaH the, same can be bought
at auy point In Central Missouri. Persons
contemplating building will find It to their
interest 70 call and get my prices before p ur-
chasing elsewhere. 1t you don't believe me
ask your psiRhoors.
Yard on Morgan st., South OF Bsnk Of
Upton. w. F. HOWARD.
l5Lt.
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The Wells Tea CONF
Importers Of
PURE CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS.

Supply Teas to Storekeepers, in original
packages, at lowest import prices.
Supply Teas to Druggists, General Deal
ers and others, packed 10 handsome sealed
packages Of one pound each, IN canisters of
the same capacity, and IN 5 lbs, 10 lbs, ana
20 ID boxes.
Supply Teas to Peddlers In half pound and
one pound bags, plain or printed, at a more
liberal discount than is given elsewhere.
Supply Teas for Club Orders and allow a
larger commission than usual, and in all cas-.
es guarantee the quality of their goods.
The WELLS TEA COMPANY is one of tho
largest Snd most reliable houses In the trade.
and all parties requiring Teas should send
for a circular.
The Wells Tea Co,
P. O. BOX l5eO, NEW YORK,
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Al. shocIkIey

Has now on hand, and is Offering for sale,
the largest and beet selected stock of hard
ware eyer opened Gu: in Jefferson City.
Stoves and tinware, cutlery OF the best
brands, granite ware, farming implements Of
all kinds, in fact. every articsl usually kept
High street.
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st. EIIizabeth FERRY.

The undersigned has established a licensed
ferry at ST. Elizabeth, Miller county, Mo-,
Movers and trsvelers will 1ind this Gro ssing
much nearer and better on routes from JEFF
.erson City, California, Chamo.s leading TO
Rolla, Springfield, Vienna, Linn. and other
points directing from these places than any
otheE crossing on the Usage river.
II. BoEDEKER.
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DE. O. W. BESsoN's CELERY AND CHAM
oMILY Pills sre prepared expressly.to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness snd Will cure any case. Price
fifty cts q box, 30 pills, postage free, Sold
by all druggists, Office, No. 100 n. Eutaw st.
Baltimore, Md.
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THE
Alpine Silver Mining Company.
OfCOlorado.
so, 900 900. 100000 Shares.
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.

III
Capital So, 900 900. 100000 Shares.
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.
UNAssEssIBLE. FULL RAID.
Daniel J.Splaine, Pres. J.~L.Thompson, Sec.
ofice,-61 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The property of this Company ~conslets Of
twelve miues and mining locations, located
in Lake County, Colorado, in the Vicinity of
Leadyille, upon all Of which extensive work
has been done, In all cases exhibiting true
assure veins, good pay s.resk, and we'll de-
h2ed lodes.
1.-Two OF the leading mines are well opened
up and have at the lowest computation over
TEN THOUSAND TONS OF ORE: IN
SIGHT, The Railroad now under CONSTRUCT
ton will soon be within q short distance. OF
this property.
The company proposes to sell a portion OF
its stock at $l.50 per share for the purpose
Of more completely developing Its mines,
and for the erection Of works for the treat
ment of ~its.ores.
Application for the stock mav:be made'to.
the Office of the Company, 6l ,BroAdway,
New York.
N. B.-The Mining Record, OF New York,
the highest mining authority IN this country.
says Feb. lst 1879. The principal owners.
in this company are hard working men who
by their own labor have uncoYered. large
bodies of ore which they now wish to exc
tract and send TO market. Our.readers will
do we'll to make a venture with these worthy
men, their money will probably be returned
TO them twenty fold The businessman
sgement has been placed 10 the care OF Mr..
j. l.. Thompson, an officer of high standing
in one of the largest and best banks In the
city. A prospectus giving full particulars
sent free, On application TO the Secretary.
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WANTED: Ten tie makers at my tie
works, elk miles below Tuscumbia Oh the
Usage river; will pay IL cents per tie; tim
Der good: none but good ue makers need APP
ply; good board ut reasonable rates.
GEO. A. WILLIAMS.
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10 CONsUMPTIVEs

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption, by
& simple remedy, Is anxious 70 make known
10 his fellow suffers the means of cure. TOT all
wb D desire 1t be will send q copy of the pre-
scriptiOn used (free OF eharge,) with the die
rec,iots for preparing aod using the same,
sumption. Asthma, Bronehitt, &c. Parties
wishing the Rresoripiion will please address
Il. A. WILSON, 1874 Penn 1T. Williams.
bnrgh, N. Y. l0-6m
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Lie. Lehman, Wholesale and Retail Mer-
chant at cor ner High andJeferson Stree /,
keeps Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
steel and Iron at bottom prices.
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II U ) Is A N DIS
Calcined MagneSia

-Four First Premium Medals awarded.
Mole agreeable to the taste, and smaller dose
than Rny other Msgnesia,
For sale 10 Government Stamped Bottles, at
Druggists and Country Stores, Rnd bv
Z. j. HUSBAND, Jr., Philadelphia, Tl3-6m
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Public Printing.

Below We give the cottto the Taxpayers
OF Miller county, Cor all county prin ting, for
the last fouF years, at full legal rates, which
will show what the DAsSEE gets al half that
amount. The following ID taken from the
public records in the CLERKS Office, and can
be seen there by auy one who may want to
axamina
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DEAR SIR.

II you are In want OF anything IN The way OF
Gums, Rifles, Revo1vers.
Pistols, Ammunition, Gun Material,
Fishing Tackle, or any other Fine
Sporting Goods please send stamp
for NY Large illustrated Catalogue asdPrice
List. Your truly, Address, JOHHST0N'S
GREAT WESTERN GUN Works %PTrTsBURGH,
PA. ll-lm
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Cheap and Good
II 9 M E S

We are Offering the following tracts OF land
for sale or trade, at terms to suit, for p~ariicu-
lars address the BANNER:
$40 acres In Laclede county,
100 in Miller county
$50 g 90 90 -
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SSO2,ll4.OS

OFFICERS:
GRO, T, CRAM, PRESIDENT.
s. NJ. DODD. V.-P. JAS. NEWMAN, Sec.
w. II. PULSIFER, CHAS. BRANCH,
Treas. Asst Sec.
DIRECTORS:
8 NJ. DoDD, Go. T. CRAM, JNo. VAIL,
Geo A. Madill, JAS. Newman, Dave Rorick,
s E. Gilbert, GO. Carpenter, II. f. Ingersoll,
q, L. Joy, J L. Stephens, Jno. L. Blair,
w. II. Pulsifer.
j. NJ. HARDY, Agent.
California. Mo.
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Notice.
To Inrantnrs and Mechanics.

~ AnFoutV ahu msChnnlos'
PATENTS and how to obtain them, Pa mph
let OF GO pages free, upon receipt OF st amp
for Postage. Address
GILMORE SMITH & Co.,,
Solicitors OF Patents, Box 81,
Washington. ID. G.
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QNwfsshh ' oy ~ iSS stssff SSSSsssslaass D
40 AL vsaisd, - lsVPPycaAsshsnlsIsfa
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American Central
II 60.
st. Louis.
OF ASSETS:

poNpS United States, 1928 500
pON0' Missouri State 448 ,080'$736, 5000
Cash In Bank OF Commerce,
st. Louis, 24,47S.41
Cash In COmpany's Office, 1,392.72
Balance in hands ofAgents, 80 662.00
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26
SUGARY,

Members of the Board Of trade and
citizens generally held a meeting in
Turner Hall last Friday evening to talk
up the sugar question. Mr.. Geo. Gil
ley, of Butternut Valley, who takes a
great interest in everything giving en-
lightment on the subject, was present
and gave his experience as a syrup and
sugar manufacturer, which former v0.
cation he has followed for neigh onto 20
years and has produced some Of the best
syrup that it has ever been our lot
to taste. The sugar theory is also new
to him but we dare say he has given
the matter as much attention as any
other man in this State. Mr.. Gilly ex.
planned the Stuart process fully and
from what he said we are convinced
that it will never extensively be adop-
ted for the larger factories. The juice
must be extracted and boiled within at
least 48 hours after the cane is cut,
which, of itself, would be very seri.
Gus matter to regulate by factory buy.
ing the cane from the farmers. 1tispro-
posed, as near as we were able to learn
the feelings of those in attendance at
the meeting. to erect small mill and
give the matter q thorough test, and =
committee was appointed to make an
estimate of the cost Of machinery, &c. !,
the same to report to an adjourned
meeting which will be held next Fri.
day evening at the same place.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26

had not been 70 Sleepy Eye FOR
aweek past tilI yesterday, and ] was
astonished at the improvements they
had made ia one week. AT the Re-
we're House, where they aim to have
erything frst.class the Office was
full Of tDrummers' and amongst
the rest saw a colored barber busy
scraping a gentleman s face and on
alittle closer observation ] discovered
It was the genial Mark Cane, late
tonsorial artist Of New Ulm. On
vending my way to the Masonic
Hall | found couple Of agreeable
young fellows setting type to get
out a n1papepwish the comical
and contradictory title Of Sleepy Eye
Vide A,cake, but as you will get the
first issue before you get this / say
no more about it just. now. The
Editor has a Rising name and we
hope the gravitation Of his body will
keep him near the earth while his
name may still be Rising.
It seems Mr.. Bertrand presented a
petition to the Legislature from the
people of Brown Co. praying against
a reduction of county officials sala.
ries we would like to have copy of
that petition and we will send to
our worthy member for copy, and
see who the people are just to salts
~ ourselves whether it is the poor
tax payers or. these plethoric officials
are thepeople that sent in such ane.
farious petition. / would say to the
County Officials ii they can't bear a
little reduction in their salaries they
had better step down from their high
positions, and /, JASON, your hum.
BILE Iberia correspondent, will take
the whole official business of the
county by contract at sixty per cent
of what the present incumbents are
getting, or 40 per cent. less than they
are getting and l will give ample Sc
curity for the faithful discharge of
all duties between that of the Com.
misioners and the Judge. don't wish
to be troubled with-auties as high as
that of the Judge nor as low as that
of the Commissioners. The County
commissioners can consider this pro-
position at their leisure and let me
know if them other big fat fellows
get mad and resign.
We would state for the informa.
ton of our iberia correspondent that
the petition referred to contained
nearly 900 bonafide signatures a.
mong whom we noticed nearly all
our heaviest tax representations
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26
Mulligan Correspondence ..
MuLL1GAN MINI. Feb. 10th. 1870

MuLL1GAN MINI. Feb: 10th. 1870.
Editor Rerieu: Having noticed
that many correspondents are writing
from different parts of the county Civ
ing the readers of the Reriew an &C.
count of the doings Of their respective
localities, we thought few words
from this part might no be uninterest-
ing.
Some little improvements have been
made in this part during the past year.
Quite number of good farms have
been opened up on r. r. lands, u num-
Der Of dwelling houses have been
built; and everything seems to he pro.
crossing finely considering the misfor-
tunes and disadvantages the farmers
have met with in the past few years
What about our school next summer?
Are we going to have any! The last
regular meeting proved decided fail.
ure. We would like to see those men
who have children growing up take
more interest in the cause of education.
Getting married seems to be upper.
most in the order of things now a.days.
There being several weddings duriug
the past few weeks, among others were
that of Mr.. Byron Green to Miss Mary
Schlagle. They took trip to New
Ulm a few days ago, and while there
concluded to have the Nuptial not
tied. Not without due generalization,
however.
Mr.. Andrew Zwaschka and Miss
Catherine Dover were also made man
and wife on the 18th inst. The wed.
ding festival and dance proved q very
pleasant affair as will be acknowledged
by all participating.
The boys decided to have a little
sport few evenings ago. After hav
ing gathered together all the old COW.
bells, tinpans. horns and rusty old fire.
locks proceeded to the home of Wenzel
Dover, the newly married man, and
while he was enjoying that sweet ne.
cessity of nature, sleep, perhaps dream.
ing of some fancied enjoyments in the
future, began their chivarie. Startled
by the terrible racket the pair rushed
out and not being suitably clad had
some trouble in resisting the power of
jack frost while endeavoring to make
a compromise, which was finally done
and the boys retired to their homes
satisfied. T..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Money to loan. See another column.
Town elections Tuesday, March 18th.

AOWu e4oCtAOuS ueSu8y, M8EcU XxVn.
The days are growing perceptibly
longer.
Nice, sweet, delicious oranges at the
City Drug Store.
To-day is Ash Wednesday, the first
day in Lent.
1850 copies of this weeks Review
are being circulated.
A few extra copies Of this weeks
Review are yet unspOken for.
Send your distant friends copy Of
this weeks Review.
G. Stohlman wears his honors meek.
". but probably it is because it's only
a girl.
The Golden Gate and Burnstown i
TENS are unavoidable crowded out this
week. s3ss
A brick stable is to be built on Court
House Square. See notice to contrac.
tors in another column.
John Schwarz has entered the fuI
business and can tell you all about the
(de)merits of q calf.skin.
J.NeWhart is the happiest man in
town. and well he might be for he was
presented on Monday last with q nice
'.leetle girl. Shake, Judge.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26

Spelling schools of high grade are
still held at the s. tile Rel.

Spelling schools of hieh Grade are
still held ut the s. tile Red. 2
It seems that some Of our Young
folks are contempt ating matrimonial
alliance.
IL Mr.. Rima's new house was 4 God
send, like Abrahams ram Of sacrifice.
that big box Of needfuls received by
Mr.. Q. I. Owen was surely an angel
send.
In travelling through the country
and looking through the stables Of
those keeping blooded cattle we find
few. if any, superior to some in our
town.
Mr.John Vine lately brought from
Olmsted Co. \ fine Jersey bull. Every
good animal introduced in our county
is source of increasing wealth.
There is good deal Of epizootic or
distemper among horses. Not many
fatal cases AS yet, however.
Our sympathies are with our fellow
townsman Mr.. J. Hopkins and family
in their calamity by fire. From sad
experience we know that it is hard to
be burned out. Bad enough even in
the summer. but it must be far worse
in the winter.
N0wis the time to secure seed
grain. Next month will bring us seed.
ing time. Let all be ready to i'm.
prove the early season.
Z ~ : VI 10.
Messrs. Tease & Rima are at Eagle
Lake, Blue Earth Co., securing wood
and lumber. Such articles are cheap
there, but dear after shipping here, if
over-charged by r. r. If any one
doubts let him ask Cunningham about
that first car load of wood he shipped.