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AMERICAN WATCHES.

JuhVI>G " STORE i FULL LINE
IL OF aiucricau Watches, ANA being
COZ at!lutcd AGENTS il Wheeling, for the sale
ni the Glgin, Waltham and other American
Watches, we are prepared to oIct induce.
memisio bUyaTs. Gail q, 1894 Market street,
below N'JuiC HouSe, for watches, llGckS,
JCwrlry SpcrtaCleS. Gold Pens, &c.
ES-Fine Watches and Clocks repaired
and warranted. -
mRT.G OXTUBY " IUFFIkLD.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TIME UNDER 'IGNtD TRUSTEE, IN
1 der ana by virtue o. Deed OF IrusI
executed to me by GsuuO Hammer, to So
cure tie payment # S!.JOl 10 August Roll
and KiliaD Er"ss, dated April Sd, le'} and
recorded fl the Clerks office OF The County
Court OF ono county, West NG.. 30 Iced Of
Trust LOek 10 e, RACES 80 and lSo, | will,
en- tie 2Sih Pay az -,nrciI, 1874,
commencing att rhCu" o Ca. l., 1t No.
E.V5 MarBct street Centre Wheeling, sci a.
public auction, Tie 1u.luwln. personal
property dcsCTl' Gu IL Sgid Deed of Trust, to
Wit: oGU large burglar pGoUf iiOn safe, two
desks ami railing, u LOT of shelving, one
long counter table, Office table, pigcOu-hO!G
case, ,ili-C desk, disk with BOOK case, let
ter press. - no. , Burnside stove, 2setteCs, Il
office cuaW@, I% piC;UrGs, large d. sk, maps
of WICCin=, Nest Va, Il iCt OF law and
other hooks. haIlst!u board, witt ug mate
Nal, E;us-Cls CIrpgi, tine sofa, cushion
chair, e C"S',i'n ,Ci;IIS chair, marO.e Top
cen or iahlra w.,-A stand. large mirror
with marble sand and gilt brackets, small
CLOCK, ) irul i,udc.S, lg& Lst.rac%, slnali
looking glass, &.
am authorized to sell any o. the rro-
pcrty ~ private sale. nnd VIII DO 80 ~ q
iair lIiCe at any time OC:Cre tltc day oi sale.
lems OF sale cash.
PHILiP SCHfFDLE, Truste'.
Wheeling, March -, 1874. Iual.U
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riRFtTORS AND ADVISORY BOARD.

DIRECTORS AND ADVISORY BOARD.
John L. Roper, President; John G. Cor
prev, Treasurer; James Y. Leigh, Walter
II. Taylor, George =. O!ddeid, John A: Kos
son, naniel Hustled, VIM. ID; Wales, d. IT.
Stevens, g. We'll, John =. Redmond.
His E1 cellency, ex-Gov. Gilbert Z. Walk
err, Col. Kader Blggs, p. Il. p; John X Nc
Daniel, y. &. Comm ander J. j. Burroughs,
Capt; SAM. L. Watts, Virginia LegiSa.
turc; Robert f. Withors, q. NJ. q. II. p. snd
y. q. {. Of q. G.. ; Col. Thos. NJ. Owens, 2. o..
NJ. John b. Whitehead, Esq. ex-Mayor;
Dol. w. Ii. Taylor, State Senator James c..
Baiue, q {. e. O.. Y.
All communications connected with the
Concert, AID orders for tickets, and applica-
ton Tor agencies TO sell tickets, should be
addressed 10 HENRY Y, MOORE.
Secretary Masonic Relief Association
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets for sale by
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
1862 Market street, Wheeling, ". Va.
mars
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NELL & ELLIHGHAM,
WHOLESALE CRoCERS,
1905 Main ST.

Have row In store and fer sale:
gCu HaIr Gb!s Lake Herring.
TO Waite Fish,
:dI No . MaCkercl.
80 SOL NaCkerci.
ID PaCkGg : IaCkcrel Nos. > aud . IN
quarter baIrclS and Kits.
q TicrCes choice Carolina Rice.
l5U Bbls choice n. q. MOlasscs.
81 Hhds choice =. Z. Sugar.
50 BDlS Syrup.
200 BOis Standards 4. b, Extra {. Grauu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, franklin and
&C sugars.
tOJ Bb!s Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone. Jdlewi>c, How I'd and other
standard brands.
100 Boys prime to ChOic' Coffee.
- Halt Chests prime To choice q. Z. Teas.
20 CaddiGs prime to choice Il. p. Teas.
20 Halt Chests prime TO choice Black Teas
our Tobacco embraces Ralbrook's, J. r.
Ml!lincT's, PAGES and other good and rella-
bile tTautS, among the best in the country.
Our sioJk is iull and complete, and will ba
offered 10 the trade at the lowest market
pEcc. N invite close buy crs to call and e0-
anime uuI took rSfUTe purchasing else
where. SEiIi. & ELLlNGHAM.
IEaIgjC
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DIED.

RONAR-TueSday, March 9th, 1874, at
o'clock y. H., OF eTysipelss, GEEENBETRY
d. BOHAE, Ia the 7lin year oil his uGe
FuueraI from his late residence on &hO.t
Creek, Friday morning a. IL o'clock.
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MARRIED.,

WAGNER-COTTS.- "Wednesday, March
25tb, 1874, n the residence of the bride q
parents, by Rev. Jas. Mofldit, G. T., wac
NER, II MorgaDtown, w. Va. 10 Miss
MoI.LIE l.. CoTr, of this city.
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This enterprise Is conducted 10y the Ma
sonic Relief Association OF Norfolk, Virgin.
10, under authority OF Virginia Legislature
(act passed March S, 1879 tor the purpose
of raising funds t. complete the Masonic
Temple now IN course OF erection in Nor
folk. There are no Individual tencfits 10 tie
derived from this undertaking. The Con-
cert will positively take place on
ICESDAY, MAY 9Th, 1924.
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STATE LIN Il.
SHURTLEFF HOUSE,

EAIRHONT, WET VA, FORMERLY
II KearEley. This House has just been
newly RENTED from cellar 10 gaIret with
to none in the country, and In situated ~
the Il. & y. railroad depot. This House Is
first Glass In every respect. The table ~ al
ways tup piled with the best In the market
Charges m oderate. Hample rooms for com
mercial travellers. No charge for handing
baggage. Give me n call. bathfacti0n
guaranteed 10 all my patrons Good stab
ling for horses. T.. W. SH URTLEff'
nov29 PropTistOr
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LiudsleV Institute.

tESTRUCTION GIVEN IN ALL
branches usually taught in Preparatory
Schools and academies. The Department.
of Modern languages Is under the control
OF Ile ,uippntIy successful teacher and
eCholsT Dr.. MaTcr.
The Spring Session Of twelve weeks COM
menCus Wednesday, April Sth, 1874.
IE>SE E.. BRUCE,
r,orrGb IN. HUTCHINSON.
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p ATJYrT7S
Trustees Na{c.

VIRTUE OLA DEED OFTRUST
ID made by Marshall Jackson and wife
10 me as tn. tee, dated April Is, H7l, and
recorded In the Office Oitho Clerk Ot Ohio
county, in Book i, page AL Will offer for
sale ST public auction at the front door OF
the Court House Of Ohio county, on
Tuesday, the 2itn Day OF Mnrcb,IS7s
the following described property: Situated
on the northeast corner of Main and Web
ster streets, beginning nj the northeast cor
ner OF Main AMI Webster streets, thence
eastward along the north line Of Webster
street s. sect, G!uChes, 10 the west line Of
NELL & Reid, thence nCrthwardIy along
said line - feet 10 Gerard & Tutte's south
ne,thenCe westward along said line g feet
to the eat line OF Main street, thence south
ward along the said line OF Main street 50
feet 10 the beginning.
The title believed IN be good, bat selling
as trustee, shall convey only such title as
IS vested N Inc by SAIL Cecd Of trust
\. +. HILDRETH,
Trustee,
Wheeling, February -, iS7i.
The above sale Is pos pOLed III Saturday,
April /, 1874, at ~ O'clock a. m.
TERMS SALf-One-hal cash, bs,GIce
IN six and twelve months.
g. HI D3ETH.
mas Trustee.
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A NEW &IOCE o.
Imported Writing Paper
G4G9S lECSx8. -E31O7J,
srATIu&In& 4 NDOKSE1LERs.
Lima and Cement.

LIIIIU GIIlI I CIiSAUI
YAM OFFERlEG HOME MADE LIME
| and Cement for sale that IL uueXcelled
Nv any Imported article when comes to
the CITY. the aril.le has been tested by
builders and manufacturers. 10 whom par
ties will be referred mpOn WishlngtO inves;
lisStc. FatiOuiZ' home Induuiacture anu
save ai-lit. A.. LONG,
MARC SD Cor. Woods and Eth Sts.
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norfolk, VIRGINIA.
" <SuSyC GRAND GIFT CONCERT

~ nHu Prizes to be Given Away,
lU.UUU Amounting 10 S.3)gOl, al in
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TOO MAMY
Goods !
Being largely OyerstOcked
we offer the following drives:

100 pieces striped Wash
Poplins at I2! cts.
go pieces Japanese E'OpiEns
at Is} CT.
400 pieces best Prints at zoe.
The best Elcaslied Shifting
in town al I2! cts.
20 pieces a!I LInea Table
Diapers at 81! and 80 cts.
hO0pycccg EarnbuT gs che cap
CT than ever before known.
A large lot Of HambUrg
Remnants.
go pieces Plaid P0plins, ia
wide, married down from as
10 81! cents.
30 pieces E,ace Curtains at
about iGaIG price.
Great barS Ins in the best
black Gra Grain Silks, Cash.
merc finish, from RI,G5 to SO.
]. S. Rhodes & Go.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Furnished Rooms.
GRAND CONCERT.

mHE BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
viii give Concert st the Baptist
Church, on the corner OF 18th and Byron
street., Saturday evening, Ma1ch 1oLn, ioI
will consist of Recltstions, Dialogues, Tab
leaux. and Singing. TO commence at eight
O'Clock, Admirtance, adults 20 cents, chill
dren u cents. Do not fail TO attend
DNalnTr
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5rand total, lo,COg rs, all cash .sa5o,coO
Whole Tickets. So; Half Tickets, S3.5O. Club
Iates-ll Tickets for sou; - Tickets, tlCO.
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TUESDAY, MAY 9Th, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS:

And no further ToStpOnement + cu0T3L-
tcel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
An IOWA SOCIALIST.

Governor Carpenter. of Iowa. allude>
in his inaugural 10 a "sOcta orgauiza-
ton among the farmers. which - be-
coming an element OF the social life OF
the people of the entire country. II
particularly of the West" and further
on expresses his sympathy with that
organization in all that may "promotc
the mutCliUi, social and moral Interests
Of the agricultural producer" Mr..
Carpenters pointed employment OF the
word social three times in five lines
is not quite so significant as his con-
spiruous neglect OF the word "roiiii-
caI'' iu the same sentence. And yet
Mr.. Carpenter had something like 2o.-
600 reasons for knowing that the or
g~anization in Iowa was a political Is
we'll as a social power.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
THE COMSTOCN.

The Virginia Chronicle has 4 brief
article on the Com>tock. in which it
states that it is now perfectly under
stood tina; the trend or pitch of the
great ledge is towards the northeast
by east. and has an average inclina-
ton Of about forty degrees. our min
ing men are also pretty generally sat
i>tied that the point called the "Di-
vide" lying between Virginia and
Gold Hill, is really a volcanic dixie.
and that the subterraneous upheaval al
that locality caused a sort u tilt in the
ledge so that on the Gold Hill side the
ore streak has Il palpable trend to-
wards the south, while on the Virgin
il sidei it pitches northward under &C.
dar Hill. Whether this be true OF
not. sufficient work has been done
all along the line to warrant the
belief that the great lode is continu-
Gus and practically ineNhaustible.
There never has been a time since the
discovery of this marvellous silver
mine when our people We're so gcner-
ally confident of ultimate success"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
TuCRSDAY, FEBRUARY IL. 1874.
4 .CRAPO OF CRIMINAL HISTORY.

We are i'll receipt OF a Ielcf IFoill Il
gentleman. who resides in Austin.
setting forth certain facts. which will
doubtless be remembered by the pro-
prictor> ofthe san Francisco chronicle.
We give the main points of the letter
merely to demonstrate the style OF men
who are to-day preaching high moral
principles through the columns of the
Chronicle. Says the writer:
Gus. De Young lived i'll lone in
1861. where he clerked for Il jew whose
name. l think. was LYMAN. He
robbed the man. tore the leaves from
the ledger and escaped to Austin. He
was arrested here and taken back. Nye
county was then attached to Lander
for judicial purposes. and he was
therefore brought before the Grand
Jury of this county. Through some
informally or technical error in the
Indictment. which was drawn by
+. {. Brearly, at that time
District Attorney'of Nye county. be
Young escaped from the clutches OF
the law and Immediately left the State.
All Of the facts in the case appear on
the records OF the District Court of this
county. and can be readily verified. ii
necessary"
Our correspondent, who is, by tho
way. an enthusiastic member of the
Methodist Church South. further adds
that he is a firm believer in the saving
grace of virtue and morality. but he
cannot perceive how the cau>e is TO bt
advanced by such disreputable teach.
ers As control the columns OF the
CHr0aicle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES,
FRO-I
NriHber Of Deaths last ~ycar-End Of
the Ninsey Trial Guilty If Wan.
slaughter Steamer <Iearci-Ac.
ci;ient To Thai. Steyem>-Tie
Libeiers in Court.

y FRANCISCO, Feb. II.
The total number Of deaths III this
clty last Year WAS 5000. OF these, It's
We're by violence.
Captain kin>ey and wife. Dow and
the tWo Mclean brothers were con
Nlcled OF man-ltu-hIer. III the killing
"i ''feeh al Pe>cader". They Will hc
sen enced on The 24th inst.
Inc steamer Pacific which cleared
tor san Diego Yesterday. bun could no,
cross the bar. came back and >aflo,l foI
her destination this morning.
Greenilrk~. 81, n 80.
'ld Illa,i. stevens slipped and fell
ON the track. will, exercising. and
slightly injured one of hi, knees. INC
injury will no: in amy manner disable
the gallant old horse.
lhe lhf""'cte->"8 eases come before
the Police Court tins morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
STEWARDS

Welearn. says the Sacramento IHi0H.
from the Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago I7ter-OceUH. that the house
% being constructed by Senator
Stewart. Of Nevada, in that city, actu-
ally 0utstripS all former descriptions.
Il is said TO be different from ANYTHING
there, or anything that might come
thereafter. Il command>tWelve streets:
it has a tower and a porte rgrhere.
whatever that may be, and what only
a Frenchman knows naturally; Its
li-htning-ro3> a.t Jppitcr's thunder
bolts only; il has tiers oi bav-WiHdOW>.
conservatorics, a dancing hall that will
eclipse the East Room: and it is t.othie.
Doric ana torinthian. and every other
order and disorder known 10 archi-
tects." When Senator Stewart conn
menced ii he was u wealthy man. if he
is not now; and he has done faithful
service for the railroad company in His
capacity of counsel at Washington.
His sagebruSh constituents in Nevada.
We're they to see how mighty their
Caesar has become, would be struck
with amaZclnent.
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NJ ~ ply.
Notice OF duplication to Become
Sole Trader.

\GTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Nargarct T.. Cassidy. Of tn County 81
E'reEa' ;tate OF Nevada, wife Of Edward
tlr District Court IF the Sixth judicial bis.
tFlct 81 the state ,f Nevada. in and ~ said
county, On the llth dav of March. 4. b. Isl
or a, S"gn thereafter as the ap'licationra can be-
Tart I"r an ort' r OF ,ail Court prrmlttinc
- + e. carry on business in said County and
staten h'r""nn amr and onh accom-
pursuant I" an al 'f the L.si>iatIr,.o H.
state OF Nevada. entitled IN Act H. a,,iar-
ne married women 10 transact h -ine.s IN
'lgir own .HI :, h9hl-S a. SCI O. mad r." approval
70 carry. on, i that Of hoclius a b,nlrIn',
anu lodging house and p tiatlne ana Iuy,,t.
lns mohey and hIyln- aud sal!ifs and ii,Iira.
m al aud personal rropciiyln >aIi to'n:GI
an! nia'r- ~ MIA. - I. tASSlhl.S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12

THE Shakers take advantage of the
crisis to put forth the following adver-
tisement: .'Wanted-Men, women and
children can find a comfortable home
for life, where want never comes, With
the Shakers. by embracing the true
faith and living pure lives. Particu-
lars can be learned by writing to the
Shakers, Mount Lebanon. New York.
Within four days after its publication
they had l35 letters, and two-thirds OF
them from young men. Each appli-
cant has received a circular with the
rules OF the society. An influx Of com
verts is expected. Advertising for be-
levers Is a new idea, but the Shakers
are ehrewd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
From Fort Laramie-The InIian
War Opane i-<urr0HntieI by the
Re i>kih>-SOlIier sent ia Per.
SUjf,
Fort Feb.

y report came i'll at 80 O'Clock last
evening bva courier from a pack train.
that about 10 miles from the mill
Lieutenant Robinson and Corporal
Coleman We're surrounded by about 10
Indians. \ private named Nolo> was
near by: says the last eel Of Robinson
was that he wa leaning forward in his
saddle, and the Indians very close
firing al him. Robinson and the Cor
poral ran toward the mill, Noles run
ming toward the train, which was about
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FOREIGN NEWS.
conservative Elected IL Parliament.

LONDON, Eng, Feb. II.
NJ. S,cwcr, Conservative. has been
elected 70 Parliament from Wigtown
hur2h. dctca in@ the Liberal candidate,
t'eorge {. Young. late Advocate for
Scotland. no held Il seat i'll the lac
Parliament.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12

VOTED DoWN.-A motion was made
in the California Assembly, last Satur-
day, fixing the date Of the adjourn
ment of the Legislature for March l0th.
Some of the members said the propo-
sition was entirely too thin-that the
question had been sprung for bun
connie. The motion was lost by nearly
Two to one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12

On THE WAR-rATH.-Our Geographic
advice> from the plains east oil Salt
Lake seem to indicate pretty strongly
that the Indians have determined Il
take the war-path in eaIne>t.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
The SiHme>e Twins-T:c Eotsics IL,
the Hands Of tie S~ur,.rO:sS.


f1ll1.AnfLPlllA, en-. II.
The case containing the bodies OF The
Siame>c Twins WAS opened TODAY.
The bodies are not in a good state of
preservation. owing IL decomposition
having set in when the partial en-
halmeut was made At Noun; Airy. 1t
is thought. however. that the aut p>N
will successfully dctcrm!ne the many
desired points OF in,ert u,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
N0rGG0o! ll:!iaus.
san pIEGo. Eel,

a IIIEGO, T 90. IT.
4 special 10 the jDjoH. to-day. dli,d
Tucson. the llth. SAYS col. Tavlor and
party returned on the 18th from Camp
Apache. and report haarriyal Of Lieu
tenant Babcoch ndcomuand 1T Camp
Apache. January l.: thai ley had
killed Il Indians and badly Wounded
another. ON Tonic Basin.
COY. Stafford left Yesterday for Cali
tnruiu Via lNlrnuLnrr
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Candidate for Governor.

HAEpFoEp, Conn. Feb. II.
The Republican State Convention
met here today and nominated Henry
3. Harrison for Governor. and John
I. Waite. Tor Lieutenant Governor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
Si.Ot:tn,! killed..

NokNitll y. y. req. II.
John Young WIS shot and killed
last night 10y Albert Holmes. the al
legged husband of one of the oceu-
pants of Il house into which Young.
with two companions, tried to force an
entrance,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
Fire la the Chinese Quarter.--lhima
nen Buriie l 10 Death

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IL.
The loss by the fire in the Chinese
quarters on Jackson street this afior-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
TTID-

In Virginia, city, Feb. Nth. Josephine,
da1fhter Of Ja.ob aul los. lin Pteii,' :,
NJ 'l d mouths aud Il aay-.
In cold Hill, Feb, III Joseph VI. Swain 4
na;lN" Of >ruWHc-ar. Maine.
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E~@-y
{SSAAsGs

J., virginia City, Feb. >,h, to the vie OF N.
J.. Manahau. a son.
Near @lnffle Mountain, Feb. 4th to the nif.
lanes Elliott, twin daughters.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12

five miles north of where the attack
WIS made. His horse was shot and
killed, he running the remainder oi
the distance IL the train under fire OF
Indians. When within sight of the
train the Indians left him. Rastinc>
Jeff the mill about two hours after
Robinson lett there. which was ar hour
after the train had left. He saw Moth
ing of Robinson. Coleman Or the In
dilus. Captain Eagan waS ordered
out Immediately with both cavalry
companies. but nothing has Yet been
heard from him. The train arrived
here at = T.. NJ. TODAY. The Indians
made Il raid on Il ranch Yesterday. nine
miles from here. took IL horse and
fired on Il hcrder. Ii is expected Il
general raid has been made ut Lara
mic.
The Good Tcmplar> ut Work in Ohio.
NENIA. Ohio. Feb. II.
Four hundred women have enlisted
in the temperance movement here:
The organization WAS completed this
noon. work TO commence tomorrow
morning.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Feb. II.
The temperance movement receives
a fresh impetus from lis refea;eSE sue
ce>SeS.
w A~HINGToN. O.. Feb. II.
\ man nlnned Pa>sinore opened Il
new saloon here last week and imme-
dia;elv the whole moral and religious
power turned upon him. The ladies
PRAYED before the door all day AMI till
half past 10 o'clock 1T night. During
the snow storm OF Yesterday an inl-
! mense procession immediately Imarch-
ed To Bcck'> saloon. who also had en-
Joined the M from using a tahcr-
nacle in front OF his place. Those en-
Joined remained in the church 10 pray.
Beck. on seeing the procession. said he.
too. would stop. and How only one >a-
loon remains. the owner OF which asks
till tomorrow 10 consider.
At Blarche>ter. all the saloons are
closed. At Logan. the ladies likewise
celebrate 4 complete victory. Al Lam
caster and Athens the work Is begin
nin-. At Pomcroy. a socieey has been
organized on the principle that there
is enough moral and religious power
in the civ To eXtcrlninatc The business
of tratlicking III Intoxicating drink>and
they Will resort 10 law only when 9TH
er means fail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-12
The .gaeasoa..t.ert Fire.

The firemen. having cleared away
most of the debris i'll the house ON
Jackson street where the fire occurred
this afternoon. report that no China
men were burned 10 death.