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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-07-18
m-donts 81 tnyrolored pccpie, INT,

Ai-dRnts of thgrDtored people, Int,
on tic other hssxl, the Dem ocracy
are determined to uphold and main-
tan ,lhetr1khts of the. whiterHsanr =
rio fsDt stafcs u IL the faec that
thu negro element has been gradu'
Al1v but ef{cctualIy absorbing the
Government Of LO,,isiaDa-the log
zeal result Of its combined partisan
sct;on - A~Tace, that under the
shallow pretense Of leglslating
against ciass 0r:fstc distinctions
r. so'ors4, 8Rajss|s s ,haEe ' ,';.,;n..
ticns IN e Iaent Of tho
whites; ID thai tie tendency' Of
Lo,,isians1 Il 6iUalisin now thorough
" controlled BY them, ie to estab-
iish negro SUI. remacy in Louisiana.
The i,scubus OF, excessive taxa
ton must be removed, No taxes
should bekvied or appropriations
made, cx1Dpt TO carry .Qkthe func.
tons Of iovolntnent n16estly and
economically 1dnhsastercd until
sthe tax.payers Of Louisiana shall
have had an opportunity to inquire
into the nature and validity OF the
obligations which have been issued
in the name Of the Government.
Therefore, forgetful OF past differ
euces. and casting from, our breasts
Ill heart burnings, let there be q
cordial union OF all the Conserva.
tives of Louisiana.
! The Demoeratic party has no IN.
Mfties to CRAFTY, and holds 'mt the
hand Of fellowship to all those who
are disposetl to aid us III this crisis.
National politics are subordinate in
this canvass. The vital issue is re-
.lesnption from a corrupt State gov
eminent and local lnisrnlc.
EMILE Ia SERE, Presidents
ALBEIT VooEHEs, Vice President.
VIZ. J. BupDENponrr, Secretary.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-07-18
TOtiCc.

Nnving leased the plahtatio, off. ..
RA Watts, one mile below Alexandra.
and having placed the enclosures il,
complete repair; We arc prepared to tako
cattle on pa5fnrage, at reasonable rates.
All persons WHO do not wish to pay
passhsase on their stock, now % tho
plantation, arc hereby notified 70 re-
move the same within Fifteen days or
pasturagc will be charged.
+. V. MAkYE &. BROS. .
May 20, ~ If.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-07-18

20 A couple Of neighbors became 50
ininical that they would not speak to
each otllcr, but one If them having been
converted at campmeeting, OH sceip 2
his former enemy, held ont his hand.
saying: allow dye do, Kempf lam
humble enough to shake hands with a
dog,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-07-18
WAETED!

4 WHITE GIRL, not over fourteen
A'years Of age, to nurse. A neat
iidy girl can obtain u permanent
situation by addressing "ADvEE-
TIsEE" or applying in person at
this OFFICE.
Jung eth, ii,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-07-18

To- You don't rob both Peter
and Paul only for want Of 'opportu-
nity.'
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-07-18

DIR. r. Fl. Maddox,
Judge q. Dailiio,
U.du
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-07-18
LIBERAL PREMIUMS

LIBERAL PREMIUMS 49,
Are offered for all Agricultural Products Mechanical and Agricultural
Implements, Cattle. Horses Sheep and all Domestic AMI
mails and for all kinds and varieties Of Fancy
and Uscfh Hanliwork.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

! AN going TO tell you secret Lay low
and keep dark word Of caution don't
tell anybody. for tho thing may get out.
Don't toll your neigAbors that yol. art sleep.
ing on a Crandall spring they may laugh at
you; thiuA sou are fool 70 sleep Ola a thlIty-
two Crsndau spring FOR $500 WHEN you can
buy t. straw mattress for $3.50, and an Eureka
mattress, 81 OF %, 10 put on top Of than /.
money ia it, and saving % do without
springs, ana makes q splendid bed When
sou visit Virginia City, don't 60 To No. 50
North C street--people msy think you are
after one Of Cornwell's SO beds-that com
pleto without top mattress, and il they viii
last only len years, without repairs they may
not be profitable 10 lOdging-house keepers F.
So don't wear yeur shoes cut in hunting up
the cheapest and best bed ever offered te tue
public, from s. 20 SIS if you wish can be
had at No 80 North q" Street Of nine diff
ferent pstteeus. You Fan come aad set me
il you can keep a secret, and tell nobody
Also all kinds OF Furniture at reduced prices
j. COBNWELsL
81 North Street Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

FoR GovEhsoR.-The delegation e. the Re
publican State Convention from this county
goes pledged TO DR.. J. g HazleJt for Governor.
Il is 2 compliment 70 the Doctor that he car
Rod lis county by such handsome majority.
lie cen now contest for the nomination in thst
body with viii, a5 he ia sure to 30. The re
suit Of the primaries in this county wili salts
fv all that Tie Doctor is not to he laid on the
shelf easily .-LYoS COUNTY TIaiEs.
VIII the TINES please state what
the majority was The delegates to
the State Convention were elected
by the County Convention, and were
supposed to be about equally diyi-
ded. a test Of strength was made
when the Committee on Order of
Business made thslrreport. H&lielt's
friends wanted the delegates to the
State Convention elected first, while
Steveuson's friends wanted them
last on the order Of business; and
the majority Of the committee SO
reported. One OF the committee
made a minority report, aud Or.
Buncher made motion to receive
1T Mr.. Davenport moved to amend
by receiving the majority report,
and on his amendment vote was
had resulting in twelve for and
fourteen against it. The question
was then upon the original motion,
with fourteen for and twelve against
it, SO the report OF the minority was
received, and the delegates to the
State Convention were elected IN the
interest Of Dr.. HaaIett We were
informed, afterwards, that one Of
the delegates from Fort Churchill
voted under misapprehension Of
the question before the convention.
Had he voted as he thought he was
doing, for the order of business to
slect State delegates last, it would
have given a tie in the convention
So much for a q handsome major
iy," and the result Of the prim-
ries' are not worth boasting of. Tt
looks to the outside world as if the
Doctor carried has 0losa county by a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The above summary Of the pro
eeedings were just as they occurred
bat by our oversight were not so
given in our report IN detail. Ow-
ing to the great length Of the pro-
eeedings We did not make the ex-
PLANTATION above, hence q wrong
impression prevailed, which we
should have corrected had our atten-
ton not have been called to il by the
CH7ontcls.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22


W Il K,,ss nominee Tor state
senator 40 succeed Dr.. aazlettj is at
present superintendent 81 The Ea-
.al,a Mil. on Carson river; priorto
takiog that position he was supeiin-
tan8ap5sf the Pacific Mil between
SiIvar Cjfv and Gold Hill. Er.
Kiprisa gentleman Of more than
AVERAGE ability. or he would not be
,pperfntendept Of one Of the best
mills in The State. He viii prove
himself to be worthy Of the trust we
,enose in him.
w. e. Doeev, the mead Of ear
Assembly t.eket, has been for many
wears resident OF Silver, has
.t,afed Iaw. been miner. taught
,,.r n0bIie school and made him
solf generally useful In 1871, he
,auresented Lyon county in the
,ssombiv. aud it is no disparage-
mont to other members to say. chat
5e has The Bes. record OF any mem
r,ar from lyon county. One Of thu
-,os, acts Of his life WIS committed
last week. when he became d ben
s5ict Tie fbus became one Of the
solid men Of our community.
prgb earl,n nominee for the
Assembly from Fort Churchill-is
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

FoB GOVERNOR. - Hon. c. G.
Stevenson goes before the Repub-
iican state Convention, that con-
venes at Winuemucca on Thursday,
with a large representation, perhaps
enough 20 secure his nomination on
the first ballot, but Of this there is
considerable difference of opinion,
as some claim that the Storey county
delegation are divided. The success
Of the Republican ticket in the
coming election depends much on
who heads the ticket for Governor.
The respective delegations, there
fore, have { great responsibility
resting upon them. II should be
their aim to put in nomination the
man wbo can, in their estimation,
command The largest vote. As to
the two candidates most prominent
ly before the people, Mir. Stevenson
and Dr. IIazlett, it /, hard to choose.
ana requires due deiiberai5n. They
are both capable aspirants; botb cid
residents Of the state; are Identified
with her interests, am if elected
would labor zealously for The com
mon welfare of our commonwealth.
Mr.. Stevenson mas large prop
erty interests in Storey and Lyon
counties, consequently would not
favor any schemes for exhorbitant
.axation Of our ci.zens, and would
carry q large vota in consequence Of
people who are opposed to nigh rates
Of taxation. ON the other haHd,..
DR.. Haztett refers to his record in
-he Legislature, which must be said
to be good, even b>- his political op-
aonents. Either Of these gentlemen
would give GOV. Bradley close
and We hope to record the
domination Of one Of them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

To LoDoINa Hou,Es --52-spring Bed snd
Bsastead, $500 Don't let your dodgers
sleep On straw and slsts when you can pat in
a good bed TOR less money.
j CORNwErL.
80 North Street, Virginia
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

PASSED THROUGH DIR. }, Z. Haz-
lett passed through town yesterday
en- route for Virginia City, where he
sill remain until this morning. He
XIII so from there TO Carson City,
thence to Reno and to Winnemucca,
10 attend the meeting Of the Repubh-
can State Convention, that convenes
at the latter place on the Gath. While
en- route he proposes consulting with
the Republican delegates IN Storey
Ormsby and Washoe counties.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

coon send OFE.--A large com
pany Of Mormon missionaries left
Salt Lake the ether day for Europe,
there to show the wicked Babylon
ians the error of their ways and
convert them to Brigham's Church.
May the missionaries have a pleas
ant journey, and may they never
return orinne, Utah, Naa.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

Republican Ticket
Lyon County, Nevada.
Election, November 3, 1874.
For State Senate,
WI. E. KING
Fer Assembly,
w. c. DovEY, HUGH oARLIN.
L. MORRILL,
For District Judge.
To be supplied.
For Sheriff,
r. A. COOK.
For CLERK.
J. A. BOEHAM.
Far District Attorney
G. W. KEITH.
Fol Treasurer,
GEORGE ". SHAW.
For Recorder.
z. 7. GILPIN
For Assessor
O. 4. NASH
For Public Administered
]. LEyERsEE.
For superintendent Public Instruction.
J. g. CROMWELL.
For Surveyor.
A. s. Du.DINE.
For Commissioners,
j. X. SHAW. long term
J N. McGINNIs, short term.
School Trustees.
Silver Ciy-C. a. CHAPLIN, C. L. SHERMAN,
THO. S. DAVENPORT.
payton--I- I. CROCKETT, ". G HARRIS,
\. Q LONG.
5utr0--H. THOMPs0E I. BARTLOW, 81
CARR
justices OF the Pesce,
Silver CITY,. p GOULD.
Dayton--N. G. HICKEY.
CJustablcs,
silver City ". AtILLER.
Dsyton-JOHN GEABHABr.
County Central Committee,
WILL THOMAS. THEO. S DAVENPORT
S. LAMB. ". BCNCHER. aEoRGE {
NaTADDES
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

For boots and Shoes The Metropolitan Boot
and shoe store Ne. l03 south c Street. Viz
ginia. offers superior Inducements 70 any
house IN HAT eitq
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

DAIRY MAIL".-ve have reserved this new
pspaI, published al cor;ane. Utah. It pre-
devoted to the local interests Of the section Of
which ta0t town IS tie centre. W wish shs
Boil. % veil as the males therewith con.
uected, succeeds
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

A sANGUINARY meeting is report
ed to have taken place between TWO
students at the California Military
Academy, at Oakland, few days
since, in which third young
idea was severely stabbed IN the
shoulder while interfering 10 quell
the disturbance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

INsTRUerED.-The delegates from
Lincoln county TO the Republican
State Convention wore instructed to
20 for w w. Bishop for Congress,
and J. s. Crossman foT Lieutenant
Governor hurekd Sentinel 18th.
UoLL1Ns' ExAMINATIoH.--The ex-
animation Of Edward Collins, the
murderer of owen O'Keefe, took
place Yesterday at the District Court
room. before Justice Beatty The
prisoner offered no defense and the
testimony showed that the killing OF
O'Keefe was a cold blooded affair.
lie was remanded TO jail without
bail and Will be brought before the
Grand jury Of the November term
Of The District Court.--Ib.
INFORMATION is wanted of Chas.
Gooding, who was last heard of al
Eureka, February, 1873. He Is
small man, Light complexion, about
IS years old; has light whisiers
and curly hair. ANY information OF
him Will be thankfully received by
Alfred CLARK, at Silver City, Nevada.
ID.
RESIGNATION TENDERED.- Hon.
Q. f. Horn, Register Of the U. S.
Land Office at this place, has ten
dere3 his resignation to the depart
ment at Westinghouse
NEW YonusiE The white Pine Neus has
entered upon its eleventh volume. The edi-
tor says Of the past ald present: Like ali
ventures Of the same description. Il has had
its ups and downs it, successes and reverses,
hut stiu has a healthy life. With hopeful
trust in the future, and thanking thgsa friends
who have kindly aided MS IN oar efforts to
mako successful the business oi publication,
We commence another year
LANDEB4 WEALTH - We are Indebted To
County Assessor clifford for tbs following rs
u..s showing the va iuation Of taxable property
lu Lander county Land. $3.50 10; Improve
mfu.s $50 $40. personal property sle25 .f99.
~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

ScRrMMAeE. - Last night, while
officer Spaulding was making an
arrest. he received q severe bruise
over the eye; and the other was
similarly injured. It will be heard
before Justice Gould this morning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

TIE White Pine Neos publishes
airs and a quarter columns Of a
speech oi Hon. g. w Kendall, de-
livered.at Hamilton on the 18th.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22

IA Candidates. announcements IL
candidates for office are required 10 be paid
for Ia advances, This rule will not DO devil
s;ed ffCfo
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22
ROYAL MARiONETTES !
From st. Jamet Hall and Crystai
Palace. London.

CRYSTAL PALACE. -sYpESHAas
February TO- 1874
This IS 70 certify that the &ariouettee full
FLIED fortnigilts engagement at tho Crystal
Palace in February Of this year, during which
time their performances We're witnessed ly
40 900 visitors, with evident satisfaction
T. WILKINSON, manager
Their success in New YoriT Baltimore, AMI
Philadelphia, Boston and all the cities, has
been honored with the same favor.
THREE DISTINCT ENTERTAINMENTS
I've hours Of Fur and Gems If Music.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-22
The Comic Psutom1me d
Little Red Riding Hood

ORIGINAL CHRlsPY MINeTRELs
Italian sports, Glittering Grottos. Fairy Land,
Band and Chorus Of Twenty Peraons.
AZ the Natinees each child viii be present
q with ~ illustrated Sock Of Little Red
Riding Hood
81 Performance will commence every
evening At o'clock.
PRIcTs OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle &nd Orchestra. ...... 81 90
FaIQuatte.-.. ........-....... Fifty Cents
Private Boxes s.......,-. ........... !. S. 90
Reserves, Seats. Fifty Conte extra
81 -. McDoNOUGH. Manager
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-18
Esq. EEagany,s Court.

A CASE OF BAD MEAT AND BAD TEMPER--AN Excl
TED ATTORNEY THREATENS TO KICK A PRosEcu
TOR OUT OF COURT.
Before Esq. Hagany, yesterday afternoon, a
case was heard in which John Wainwright was
prosecutor and Geo. W. Wells, butcher in the
sth street market, was the defendant. The facts
alleged in the case, and winch appeared from
the evidence, were that on Tuesday last Mrs
Wainwright had bought from Mr. Wells beef
tongue which vas spoiled and which she return
ed. Mr.. Wells offered to exchange the tongue
for another, but Mrs. w. alleged that it was no
better than the first. Mrs. w. then brought the
tongue first purchased away with her, and Mr..
Wainwright brought suit against Mr.. Wells for
selling spoiled meat in market.
Yesterday afternoon, the case came up, as
stated, for trial Mr.. Wainwright appeared to
prosecute the case in person. and w. r, Hodg-
son. Esq appeared in behalf of the defendant
Several witnesses were examined for the prose-
cution, and Dir. Wainwright brought in the
tongue, which was stencil in the nOstrils OF
those present, for evidence also, when Mr..
Hodgson ordered that it be removed hut Mr.. w
failing to complywith this mandate the now irate
| attorney attempted to kick the tongue
and basket containing it ont of Court, and would
| have done so but for the firm hold which MI
| " had upon the baslet
| This inceused Mr.. Hodgson the more, and he
then threatened to kick the prosecutor himself
out of Court. Esq. Hagany, however, mterpos
| ed, and Mr.. Wainwright and the tongue wert
permitted to remain in the room.
The defence offered no testimony, but Mr.
| Hodgsoii made somewhat lengthy speech, a
the conclusion of which fine OF $50 and cost'
| was imposed upon the defendant.
An appeal was taken
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-18
Churches. To-norrow

Preaching tomorrow in Scott NJ. f. Church
cor. Seventh and Spruce Sta, by the Pastor
Rev J. Owen Sypherd at l0ls IN. Subject .
1.-The work of the Sabbath Scuool.' At p. IN
Subject 9 Troublesome Birds All are cordi-
ally invited.
Services will be held in the First Bar tisi
Church tom orrow as usual. Preaching at l0l j
a. m, and at n. m by the Pastor I. NJ East
wood. All are cordially invite. Seats free
Sunday School meets at a. IN.
Unitarian Chuch. West st. near Sth, f. Is
rael, Pastor. Hour OF Meeting lOl9. CMl-
dreu's Meeting at Q o'clock. subject at 1917
''Industialism and Christianity.
The music at Trinity Church will be unusually
attractive tomorrow. A brilliant le-Deum. An
them, Jubilate aud Offering Will be sung by The
choir
There will be no service at Grace Church, to
morrow
West Presbyterian Church, corner of sth and
Washington SITS Pastor, Rev. J. NJ p. OTIS d
d. Preaching to.moIlow at 10l$ a. m, aud
p IN. Subject for tile evening paul amonl
the Athenians' Strangers and the public gon
orally are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-18
Hoard OF Health.

REGULAR MEETING, LAST EyESING- THE BOARD
ABLE TO CREATE MONOPOLY Bur PowERLEss To
ENFORCE Ir-A PROPOSITION TO HOLD WEEKIY
MEETINGS TABLED.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
Board of Heallh was held, last evening, Presi-
dent EcRel in tie chair.
Nnisances were reported abated in a cellar on
Water street, near KING, and ponds OF sagnant
water in Wawaset street, and il Linden between
Jackson and Van Buren.
Mr.. Eckel made report OF the visit OF the COM
mittee from the Phiadelphia Board of Health,
detailing the movements Of the visitors about
the city, and subsequently presented bill OF
S46.25, for entertainment at the Clayton
House, which Wa ordered to be paid Mr. LIN
ella asked that the bill be read by items, but
the accurary aud moderatenees of the charge
was 80 assuringly stated by the President Of tue
Board that the bIl was passed as presented, Mr..
Lincoln alone voting aginst 1t.
The special committee appointed to obtain a
written opinion from the City Solicitor tonching
the enforcement of the Olorle-s Excavator IL
cense presented letter from Mr.. Spruauce in
which lie expressed the opinion that the BoalC
of Health had the right to license the Odorles'
Excavatng machine or adopt any other meani
for the cleansing Of cess-poola which il deem,
! fit, but that it il powerless to enforce tile sys
4 TEN adopted by ordinance and any violation o
it is alone actiouabe before the Mayor or Jus
tice of the Peace. The report of the committed
! WAS acctpteu
The Treasurer reported that when lie first as
sumed the duties of the office Esq. Hagany owe.
tie Board S6l 80, that OH tle 205h OF May $40 0
this sum were paid, and that balance is no,
due OF s2455.
Complaints of nusances were made of Gel
lar at 6lh and Lombard in the rear OF the stOl
OF the Messrs. Connor in Market street of
stagnant pool at the S. W. Corner of l0ih am
Madison street (caused by goats) of etagnaI
pool i'll Porter street, between Chestnut an
Linden, and of phosphate stored at Front an
Market streets-al Of which were referred.
Alr. Smith moved that weekly meetings OF tn
Board be held during the remainder Of July an
August, which was lost.
An order was drawn in favor G. W. Jacliso
for -. 30 aud an adjournment was made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-18
City Business auvelOre
AuCTIONEERs.

AuCTIONEERs.
Joseph k. Miller. 4Sh and King streets.
BANKERS y & BROKERS'.
r. r. Robinson 3 Co. 100 Market street
BARRIERS & HAIR DREssERs.
A. Asherbaeh 80 Market street.
Bell. RINGERS ~ BILL POSTERS,
Geo. w. dickson, q ". eth street.
Howard O. Moore No 8, f. Third street.
BOOT& SHOE AlAKEitS, md DEALER
!. O. Al zander, i02 Market street
%~ 3 beaay ess,ayy ", ad ish sl,rss l'rsst .,rso,.
Pahcoci Bro, 2l5 2js Market street
isaa9 Mqfrsy. 10y v a atrea'.
Charlie. Rahinort sls Markets treet
CARPENTERS AND BUILDER
} O. naddoek, sh - frhoruo bel front Ros l1ia Wa,
IIGAisS & TOBACCO.
Brlsbane a DeMainsille ~ market street
VIM ii. Robinson, iiSs, IL, 4ih stsost.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. x JEWELS a.
q l. Bush corner seventh and Market siEeets
! 'G'S q Masssy, Assi Is ~ z Z AZ ins stfsS fsSSo'
COAUu & CARRIAGE lIATEHIA..
Wni. Green 4 o.. s. E. cor. Sd and shipiss stree
DRUGGISTS.
IL. Il. Bringhurat, sl7 Market street.
DYERs * sCOuRERs.
Nicholas Jennoy, 1i1 King street.
FLORISTS
Fatnull 4 Co.. Delaware Avenue aud jefferson ,.
GENERAL. INSURANCE AGENTS.
pomss J JPle9as5 9,li ~ s,s sIsTs9 Ns,s street
t.INTs' FURNISHING GOODS.
Jaincs ~ Watson 4 SON iai Market street
| CAas $. Morgan, 62i Market street.
| John r Deuahan, 40 Iarkot street,
HATS. CAPS. SC.
nnki s walraven, ~ MARKET street
'i ain IN x Web Webb ~ II MarEst Riots s,,s-1
HARDWARE.
". II. Bfhany. 9ll Market street
.Iames 3 Hro 904 Market stseat.
"A. Is. Mcintyre, 29 Market etrneL
IitoN y ~Tri.i.
VIM Green Co., $. ecr. Cd and ahir .,soes
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, shipley, above I'd street
LOORIa.G-CiA~sIsS K Fis tai,,
slwool Doane, 10 W. slh street
r. McMonHgls, 30 snd Eirg streets
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs.
tieo tiouert, - T. Fourth street
lsTai alsT1 a1 H. H. dahtst 4 q. 81 s,,!, oe ,s,,,
Ohm 4 sighlh4usqn, 40 ~ ng street.
samuel u, ar, Jr.. iGi Market street
PAPER uANt;iNO., SIlA ,ssc
lohn R. Holt, 80 and Market streets
A. b. Jones, 6lH Market street
PLUMBERS AND Gas FfyfER
s.. H. Gillespie, 2lb " 4th stroot.
ItEtI. ESTATE AI;ENgs.
i3suns Huntington Almond Bds.. stn -a lal
]. Il, I4assr', % and shiple, sireos.
4. 4 erim.ha~, M v '.i Street.
samenl ". soGanlley, 71d Market strrei. tsea
AnL AisCaue3 i C5., 5N AlaEEat street
; RESTAURANT ~ BILLIARD itGD
io. eph fullucr, 5Oi and 5Js Market itroet.
SEWiSG MACHINES.
reur 4 isa ker :. N. Go. 81 King ttrs.t.
rs Afurrfai sewing Machine, ~ Ma-kot f45et.
sgal -. nFtTEs~. TiNWARL. &r
j. lraes 4. Anderson, 2'n 9Th street.
COFFEE and TEA Dealers.
Union Pacific Ten Company, 5l2 Market street
INDER1siKERS.
fhos. J. GILES, .. Shipley street
/ Is ), Young a3 Market street, iSati -
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Two houses for rent-R Ownsend
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Funeral mott
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For sale-Une- nnrtn interest Car Works
Nouce-A u sCM P Church
Boots and sh es-Bdhcock Bro
Summer sui s-BlxDauu. breYties
theape coal.-a raven i nm trung, Rre,ities
Grover " aker Sewn Z Machine, Btevities
Pa -taga cigars-singles son, reyit.es
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Soda Wat r-Dallagher, revitles
Flour by the bar CIV handler