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See

The notice to farmers by N. N. CoAger l.
Co. They mean business and have greatly
reduced the pricos on their Implements. We
will underwrite any statement they make TO
their customers with reference TO those now
ers Go and see them.
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,yomnm's Medicn, Adviser

A neat and well written book, specially for
the use Of females. giving causes, SYMPTOMS,
aud treatment OF al ordinary III eases aiilc'-
ing the female sex. Ths Gully TOOK OF the
kind writteu. Priee ouly 20 cents. Address
as above, iebldSw4m
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FURNITURE SALE .

FURNITURE SALE.
On Saturday, February 9TH, "a,
will sell, at my auction room, the entire
lot of household and kitchen furniture,
belonging to DR.. D.. II. Wallace; sewing
machines, horses, mules and dry goods
sold every dag. Don't forget to be on
hand at II m. for the furniture sale.
A. j PIERCE, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II persons indebted to s. Lyons, Lin.
denthall Co., are requested to call on 3.
Lyons 4 Cohn, and settle at once. If they
cannot pay cash they must settle by note, on
short time. The accounts that are not set.
tied will 10 given to an attorney for collec.
ton. s. LYONS & COIN,
Successors to s. Lyons, Lindenthall 4 Co
augl6D&Wtf
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Made a requsition on Governor Coke for
one Frank Mcclure, charged with grand lar
eeny The Sleriffs oil c,rs arrested hin in
this city yesterday. ani lie went forward
under the charge OF The Sheriff Of Jasper
county, on the up. III. train. Truly the way
of u trsnsgressor Is hard one.
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Sherin' Gain,

sherih xafn,
Or Jasper county, Missouri wh1 came
lee for Frank Mcclure, was much pleased
with our county and city. lie says Waco IS
qhead Of sny city in tho State that he has seen,
dnd that many people fron his section are
preparing to come here early in the spring.
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The Following

The Following
Is the registered list Of guests at the
McClsllnnd Hotel yesterday Prof X. @. Tay-
lor, Nine. Taylor, Miss Drusilla Taylor, John
Burks, b. McKenna, q. r. Hubbard. VIM.
Stone. W. A. Hassett, X. Moskowitz and wife.
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felE-possession.
\ Our friend Chase, OF the Register, the
bght Of the Ore at the McGlellana Hotel, was
bseu before his glass brushing his hair, and
putting on collar and cravat, before vau,uring
Down to see what was tho m utter in the room
beneath him. Chase evidently has smelt fire
Before
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MIR. GEO. w. HEwErT, Cistern Builder
Wsco:
DEAR SIR.--We, the undersigned, having
engaged your services ia building cisterns or
inrepaing c'sterns built by others, that proved
defective, take pleasure in bearing witness to
the superiority Of your work, and in recon-
mending you to the public as giving entire
satisfaction in that line.
FLINT 4 CHAlBERIls,
Bankers
GEO. W. JACKSON, Banker,
o. j. DOWNS,
J. W. SPElGHT,
j. w. MANN & Co.,
LEN. CHAMBERS,
J. W, Downs.
Waco, Feb. ID. DAWN
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
Persons wishing furniture would. do we'll
to call at Jack Pierces auction room, and ex.
anime the LOT he has on exhibition, and for
sac at auction on Saturday next. Ny auc-
tieh is open oyUrJ day to those wishing to
purchase goods at low prices. dit
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Erred. AIRING
Has big stock Of fine Whiskeys Winos,
md cigars, coming. Some entirely new brands
bf the latter. Fred, as q caterer III good
khiugs, 10 q wonderful success. Go round
into Austin Avenue and test the abilities OF
bur friend, and be convinced, as we have
been.
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I've hundred and FiSy

Bales Of Cotton, asd one car load Of
hides, and some miscellaneous freight was
shipped from this place yesterday.
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LADIES !

am selling out my entire stock Of Mil
liuery Goods at greutly reduced prices, in
order to close out the stock Please call and
examine for yourselves
dot Mrs. +. NJ. BLAINE.
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Tho gentleman who held ticket No. %,
p Prof. Tsvlor's entertainment Monday oven
Ing, was seen TO leave the hall in . shift-less
condition. He refuses 10 DO comforted; alas
poor Smith. Try again.
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Masonic.
FRED. AXLING

FRED. AXLING
Has now on hand large lot OF the very
purest liquors of all kinds, and ic you do not
believe this, Fred. says, cone and try them.
He also sets first class lunch, daily, from ~
q. N. to IL N. Call diff
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NOMETlIING NEW!

The undeisPted has been appointed sole agent
for tie sale 81 lac Celebrated "Bafnelts Zine and
Pintina Pens These pens are now almost c1clu
eiyeiy 10 use in all The ,pysrnment Departments,
banks, schools. a, d commercial homes throughout
the United States and Great Britain They are
warranted strictly non-corrosiye, ard durable as
eight steel pens. Pciee 81 81 per gross. s-nt by
man prepaid. when ordering, please ttair Whether
iine or coarse noint, Remember, they are equal 70
gold pens. Sample gratis.
J. E. SCARF
janID.w Drugs and Books. Waco, Texas.
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CURT RIppLE

CURT RippLE
How occapis. the OLD Lady Gsy saloon
as "a market house. lie keeps the best Of
good, fresh meats. isnl6dlt
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Donr Forget
The supper tonight for The benefit oil
1he Catholic Church at Marshalls Hall. The
PEI Of silver to be ratified for, Ia very elegant,
nd can DO seen ut Prince L Goldsnith's.
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Base Hail.
The Base Ball Club will meet on the
green just beyond 9th street. aud back of the
University, on next Thursday evening at 4
clock, for the purpose Of praeticing. Come
bn all lovers Of Base Ball and have game.
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bMr. n. r. Childs,

mr.. n. r. Childs,
OfHazsl Deli, and Mr.. Randle, of Me-
fidisn, purchased goods in this market yes
ferday, the latter buying Of r. N. Bonner
butte largely. ..N
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Hrpn

llERE
We are, or ought to be, If we want any
cast iron goods around at Kelly'a House, N. Il.
corner Public Square.
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REMOVAL,

T.. A. Sturgis has removed 10 his elegant
new Store, on Bridge street, where he will
keep the largest stock of General Merchan-
disc IN the city. return my grateful thanks
to my many customers for past favers. and
shall ever be thankful TO serve them in my
new store. Twenty Rolls OF Bagglng and
One Hundred Bundles of Ties just received.
T.. A. STuRGis.
dee2 sd&Wtr.
For RENT.
Store Houses, Offices and Comfort
able Dwelling Houses. Apply to-
X. w. LusK.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JteI RESElNkD
Aud for sale at Jackson & Knights, a
fine lot of chromos, frames microscopes, and
stei 0seopic views. They are also turning out
by the thousand those beautiful tnameled
photos. It you want fine and pretty pic.
ture, one that does yon justice, fall In with
the crowd that daily ;arong their gallery.
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Burnh,m shipped Robertson Csunty
Whisky yest rday to Bremond, Calvert
Gatssvills, Granbury and Bolton. Triumph
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I'Yhe Jury Fees
i Aud other costs of the last term OF the
District Court amount iu the aggregate to
lover three thousand dollars.
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To Mr. Baxter, Of the Texas Ex-
press, for late d es Of New Orleans papers
iwolvs hours in advance of the mail
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p. q. Journey

L Is driving quite prosperous trade in
hilburn wagons. His sales amounted TO four
yesterday. This is one Of the very best
wagons In the market
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SCoUTRR PLows
For 90 cents--work splendidly anywhere.
| At kelly's house. #.
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or general freight, and four of lumber,
were received yesterday.
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TEXAS CoTToN Spinning & MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, OF WACO.

The spbscrption books Of this company
are now Open at tie Banking House of Fort 4
Jackson, and will SO remain until February
10th, 1874
Those wishiag to subscribe to tho capital
stock of said company viii call and enter
their names.
W. A, FoRT, Chairman.
feb3dl0t.
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PHILIP WERLEIN's

Piano, Organ and Music House, No. 7s,
so, 50 aud 80, Barouue street, New Orleans, is
the oldest aud largest music house Souta,
Ona hundred ani fifty pianos aud organs IN
wnreroulns, compr'ing all makes nd grades,
at wholesale prices for cash, aud at low rates
ou monthly payments. sheet music. Brass,
string and wind pstrunen:s. Remember,
Philip Werlein, 1880, Barouue Street, New
Orleans.
For RENT.
Fifty acres Of choice prairie land, near
this city. FORT & JACKSON.
Waco Jan. %, 1874, jan30Llf
PATRuNiZE
Home manufacture, especially when it is
cheaper AID LstieT. IT.
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Prof, Tayior,'
The Wizard, is immensely popular with
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Local Intelligence.

Our DAILY Issue
Yesterday was well printed, and our
prsssnan il happy, for once.
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Buffalo Meat.
A wagon load OF the King of the PLAINS"
dried and jsrked, was one Of tho features on
Austin Avenue yesterday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-11

PROVIDENCE JEwELRy COMPANY.
Great Oroile Watch Sale, and Dolnr Store
Al PIERCE,
AaclOu House.
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,HoIc s SEED POTATOES,

CHoIc SEED POTATOES,
Early Rose, Early Goodrich, Peer
less, 1lussets, jackson Whites.
Two hundred barrels of the above va
rieties now arriving at
MASHALL L EARLY's;
an4DSWtf Cor. Sd & Franklin SITS.
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MASONIC.
The Masonic Building Committee
will meet Monday, at . p. M, at ]. h.
Elgin's Office, over Fort i Jaeksen's
bank.
W. H. Wilkes, Sam p. Wright, b. f.
Richey. DIR. Gurley, S. B. Trice, Fred
H. Page, j. Z. Elgin.
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Was good IN all lines yesterday in East
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The following nameo parties keep Conan
che Bittors on hand at manufacturers price
Il Sears, Druggist, Waco.
] NJ REVERE, ,
womuck 4 Kollett, Druggists, Waco.
Eastland 4 Co., Z"
W Anderson, Grocer.
Marshall 4 Early, 4"
@ Motz,
Freidberg & Leppel, Liquor Dealers
DR.. j l. Cornish, Druggist, Fast WscS;
W L Turner 4 Co. Grocers,
KING bury 4 Frazier,
NJ. Myers, 4"
c. N. Curhs, Waco, Texas.
T. B. OWENS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
sept2SDaWt Waco, Texas.
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WHERE

Can all these Kelly goods be found
At the northeast corner Of square, Waco,
| Texas.
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KELLy's TEXAN
Cook Stove isa beauty; go and look at
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
good residence, on Sd Street. Also, a
frst.class Brick Store House. Apply to
an4d&Wtf WM. A. FORT
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WoKAN's

Medical Adviser. 90 much needed BY oil
females, only 25 cents. Address DR. L
Dromgoole, Memphis, Tenn.
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CAST SCoUTER

CAST SCoUTER
Shovel Flows of cold blast Iron, wei
chilled, are cheaper; work better and las
longer than wrought iron or steel. For sale
at Kelley's
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Masonic.
The following members are APP
pointed committee to visit and attend
the sick of Waco Lodge No. 90, A F Il A
NJ. during the month of February:
J. NJ. Roviore. j. n. Wallace, Il. s. Ro g,
]. n Toibt and Stephen Turner. Dy order
of the w. NJ. l.. A. Narrower,
Secretary.
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FOURTEEN HUNDRED
Acres of BRACES bottom land for rent.
Apply to O.J. Downs.
IT,
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deco Si&Wtr.

ONION SETS.
Just received by
MARSHALL & EARLY
Sd Street Corner of Franklin.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On long or short time. Apply to Col
W. A. Taylor, Real Estate Agent.
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Sold in Waco by J. Riyiere. R. H. Georg,
" holesalo agent for Texas.
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WOMAN'S HEALTH.

Waco, Feb. I'd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08
ST. MARY'S BEACON
IN resLIsBED D svERy THURSDAY sY q,
TT. KING 3 JAMES 8. DowYs.

TEaxsorSuRscairfIoS.-s3 90 per annusn
! 20 oe paid wi.hih six months. No subscdp-
uon will be rettiyed for shorter period dlan
six months and no peper 10 be diseontinb bed
hnt'Iafl arrearsges are paid exceptatthe bp-
zion of the publishes.
~ tERxs oF ADvEarIsIsG-fscents per sqRare
Ior the brstinse. ION, and so cents for skery
snbseqnent insertion. Eight lines or Les
constitute a square. ifthc number ofiNT ..
.tions be not marked on the advertisement ID
will be published until forbid, aud charged
accordingly. A liberal deduction made 10
s. hose who advertise by the year. r y
u .Cemsnunieations of a personal character
will he charged, at the same rates as adver-
tisements; obituaries over ten lines in length
'Sill he charged at the rate of so cents per
square.
s. All communications for publication must
be accompanied with the real name Of the
author, or no attention will lie paid TO them.
The real name OF the author will not be pub
sIished unless desired, but We cannot consent
81 insert communications unless We know
he writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

BARSUMs WIvEs.-Mr. Barnum was
frs, married forty-6ve years ago, Novem-
Der 8, 1870. to Charity Hallet, Bethel
tailoress. He was nineteen years old at
the time OF this marriage. of which he
used to say IL don't think I could have
done better il had waited twenty years. +"
The house be took his first bride to was
III Bethel. and cost him S1.050. The
house he took his secoud bride to is on
Murray Hill, Fifth avenue. New York,
aud IS brown stone palace of magnifi.
cent proportions, aud worth over $780,
900. Mr.. Barnum has daughters near
ly twice as old as his present wife, and
grand children within two or three years
Of her age. Although Mr.. Barnum is
At heart. aud always will be. q Snowman,
be is very much of q gentleman in q par.
lor. He is capital tslker. and has an
iuexhaustatle fund of anecdote at bis
command, and what il more, he is an ac-
complished listeaer In telling him any.
thing, one does no, feel that hc is being
bored. for be appears to take the deepest
interest in all that il told him. Rubbing
up asains; all ranks Of people has had .
polishing effect upon his natural rough
ness, and his Intimacy nj the Cary's vas
u great refining iIAaence.-Bsfalo Er-
press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

SHux EccESrRIcrrrEs- as far
rs possible the weaknesses which dimin-
ish respect for character. This will be
very difficult Most men have some erea.
follies about them. The greatest are not
the exceptions. Tycho Brahe lost bis
color and trembled at the sigh, Of fox or
hare DR.. johnson would never enter
room with bis left foot foremost Julias
Cesar fed to the cellars at the sound Of
thunder. Peter the Great could not be
persuaded to cross \ bridge. Marshal
SAKE screamed at the Sigh, Of cat. By
ron would never help any one to salt. He
would leave the table il any sal, were
spilled during the meal A clergyman
Of the last generation couli not pray With
q dying person ;f \ cat lay sleeping By
the Gre. Another greatly injured his
usefulness By always wipiag on the table
cloth :he knives and forks before eating.
Early in life II the time to end out and
pat awsy cur foolish practices. Ia min
lister. far more sasn in any female. ''sem-
per is everything" Put o6 oil hatred
sud malice Anger unfts for either study
or devotion. A man cannot wressle With
God and wrangle with his neighbor .,
the same time"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

/ narfsrs,f.p o..aaCe ehsa dne 4X<nsA III
/ Em..rar.
The priest rep,icd that % ors kad don,
90; bu, that he k.d desired i lpyer ia
ithe To-d .ovld a;r.ct Nh = 4 re,,;.,
InI,r ,o,,;,, cf,hs ;r.,;reJ Rcof I. ehc.ld
rad - enco. :. % ~ 4 mnc,os - ~,
be .rr,.hs.5s5 .h., pa. - E 80
~ ~ I'D - Nm
n. e., rro...d.d Z, ~. ,.r,. :,
distance and lsse = she .ven;.e. ,sl,,. !
! great seriousness Of mind. i-:r.,t fos
his ch.nl.;n = rad tse RI. 4.
hi. tent He came and hss,sS
:. IL sh.k d~el..tsio ~ 1osk m %. !. IA "a
| the Most High shall .bide rnd.r III. .b.d.
ow of the AImiehiy."
"Hold r. said tse Emperor. .vbo told
Won 10 read that z,
God !" said the chapl.;p.
"How 7" said the Ernperor. "H.s
Gali,.in told you ~
He replied that be had not se.n the
prince. NOR had anv one told him vh.t "a
read. Surprised q. your sending for
me-" continued the chaplain. II fen upon
nv knees before God, and besoueht Him
to teach nv weak lips what to speak. |
felt ,ha. mart of the Ho,v Word cscarlv
poiuted ont to me. Whv vour Ma;estv
iuterrupted me know not
The Emperor felt as,on;sbed at this.
and paid the create. attention to what he
read, believing that this must be of the
Lords ordering; he was therefore very
solemnly and teuderly impressed. and
from that time he resolved morning and
evening. to read privately a ch.nter in
the Bible.
The next dav he was with the Prince
ce,s Me,cbersky n, Tve- Tbev agreed
to begin the Bible together. regularly TO
read i. every day, so tha. they nigh,
both read the same portion on the same
dav. and be able 20 communicate 10 one
another the particular Impressions or re-
aectiops the reading Of the dav might
nroauce
The world knows what vas the end Of
the French invasion of Russia. Moscow
was bnrued bv its inhabitants. and ofN
,,oleon's niphtv army. one hundred and
twen,y-fiye thousand were slain; one hun.
dred and tbir,y.tvo thousand died of IA.
tigue hunger disease and cold in their
disastrous retreat; sad one hundred aud
nine,y.,hree thousand were made prisou-
crs The exned;tiou. undertaken in a
bauyhtv coutemp, Of the roverpmep. and
nroS;acnce Of God ended in The downfall
Of its leader and the overthrow Of hi.
mighty hosts.
As for the Emneror. the impress;ons
made urop h;s mind hv ,h,, palm we,c
NO, s,;,h, Ue t,ok G,l;,zin's R;blc and
70 use his own ,,ryuagc ~ dcvoursd !,
finding in i. words suitable to and dc.
.crip,iye of the state of nv mind. The
Lord hv hi. Divine Sn;r;. v.s .lso
c,o,ssa :, o;ys mo an nrJsrs,,n5;,, ~
wb., rad therein T. >. 10 tb;s ;ns,rd
te,chor .lo,s that nm ;n5sh,e5. ,hors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

EF"Do you believe what the Bible
says shout the prodigal son aud fa,sed
calf!'
"Certainly do
.wei,. can you tell me whether tbs
calf we a male or feussle calf
1T was . female cali" -es-4
..How do y"u know tha, I st
"Bceause Cooking the ehsp 10 the fsee)
/ zee the male ID alive now"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

An unfortunsse man. vho lost several
toes By = ear-whecl. was eonsoled By IA
Irishman near with, "whiss. there you
are masking more noise than many q man
I've seen with bis head of.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

''l want 10 know" said . creditor,
fercely, "uheo ron are going to pay me
What ycu oss me-
"I give il up" replied the debtor;
''ask me something cssy."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

Lawyers and doctors stand before ths
public much like Lighwaymcn. Their en-
pioyuer, forfci,s yVur nosssy Or yoas i'ls'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-08

who is that foreign lady With the low
Gu. dress Z asked bys,ander at party.
THAT is Mrs. Chsmisos-a Russian lady"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-05
FASHIONABLE. S1Cl.:sI IL TEE
I.AST C::SIs.sT.


Beside eating and drinking, Whl"h
men of our stock have always account
ed great pleasures, ear iole'a;hcrs
AMUSED themselves l'E cards. olicn
heiSh.enilG the interest by a Stake.
and Backgammon. OF which perhaps
the innocent dizziness was cnllNcned
iv the sly glances oi briali eyes. cal
lan.in% the girls, which John Adams
thought worse than absolute idlene>s.
was ot course Il rronincnt diversion
OF the yuung men. In Boston they
walked ai.cr tea Oh The Mail with their
fair trends, and IN Phildde p la, II the
same hour, they cha.ted viii them
under the street porch; and every
where there were social gatherings to
i'ring the young people to.e;her. The
,ar:er towns had assemblies or semi
public balls. These We're not received
With favor by L ladies' of Stric.est
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-05


Total number Of members Of convention l,j
On motion, a Convention of the party was
called, 70 he held at Carson City on the 2Sta
DAY OF September. ls1l
Tn motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. hat we recommend to the vari-
ous Democratic and Liberal County tcnnif-
tees Of the state Of Nevada to appoint trina-
rv meetings for the election OF delegates To the
State and todntX Conventions in acc0rianc
with the abCYr aprortionmcnt
Resolved, That cheap Transportation for
both article : OF consumption here and articles
of prediction to be transported to marnctS i
actIia y necessary for the well bt ing and Pros
perity of the State, and that we favor the
passage of Il law by our next Legislature = :
litinG Il lie tariff OF rairoadirrights and fares on
roadS in this State. preventing unjust discrlm-
nation, thus reducing the cost of living tor
our miners and laborcrs, and keeping the
money amongst rs in legitimate trade. inst a /
of sending it into the vaults Of railroad CON-
pHnics.
Resolved. That we are in favor Of taxing
the property Of railroad companies the same
as other property, and that the rroperty Of
railroad companies should be assessed aS near
its actual cash value rs other property is now
assessed
Resolved, That all voters who are in favor
O. tho fore going r.so lttiuns. and opposed to
the administration Of | :. S.GIant. are invited
{" participate IN the primary elections here by
called. and TO act with til" Democratic and
Liberal Party IN tiie ensuing am aign in Ne
vada. j T. tIOi;bEN,
Chairman pro TEN.
NJ. :. BoSSlfiFLn. Secretary Pre- tenn.