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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-05
Assessment a Notice.

ORANGE COOPERATIVE COMPANY
NJ of Los Angeles--LocatiOn of principal
place OF business: Los Angeles, California.
Notice is hereby given that at u meeting of
the Directors held in this city on the 3lst day
OF July, 1871, an Assessment mo. u of FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE was levied upon the
Capital stock Of said Company, payable inn
ni@tdttciY, in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the office of the Company No. Al
Temple Block, Los Angeles, California. Amy
stock upon which this Assessment shall re-
main unpaid ON the lst day of September, 1874,
viii be declared delinquent, and advertised
Tor sale at public auction, and, unless pay
ment is made before. win be so!d ON the
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ROnrd OF suapervisor-s:

GEO. HINDS, Chairman,
j. N. GRIFFITH, EDWARD EVEY,
f.. PALOMARES, +. MACHACO,
JUAN j. GARLIC, Interpreter
Regular Meetings First Monday of each
Jsi;,iciaI Directory:
7. SEPULVEDA...... ............ District Judge
Terms of .Court-First Monday of Feb,
May, Aug, and Nov.
II. X. y O'MEIINENI Judge of Probate and
County Courtc.
Terms of Court-Flrst Monday of jan,
Mar, May, July. Sept, and Nov.
& ID .BlCk NELL. Dist. Court Com missioner
Office, No -. Temple Block.
yHstiees' Courts:
WM II. GRAY Temple Block, over w. Il. d
CO.'S Office.
JOHN TRAFFORD.. .Downey Block, Temple
Street.
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NOTICE..

T1HE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
Il Publishing and Printing Company; prin-
cipal place of business being Los Angeles Los
Angeles county, State of California.
Notice Is hereby given that at n meeting of
the Directors held on the 18th day of Septem-
ber, 1874, an assessment of 90 per cent. on the
capital stock of said company, being sixty
dollars per share, was levied ON the capital
stock of sad company; that forty per cent be
payable Immediately to the Treasurer of said
company, +. Il. +. Temple, at the banking
House OF Temple 4 Workman, Los Angeles
City; that of tile remaining twenty per cent.
there shall be paid to said Treasurer at said
place the sum of ten per cent. on the 2lst day
Of fSeptember 1874, and ten per cent. on the
10Th day of September, 1874.
Any stock upon which this assessment Shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of October,
1874, will be delinquent and ad vertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment is
made will be sold ON the 9TH day of Novem-
Der, 1874, TO pay the delinquent assessment, TO-
gether with the costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale. =
Dated Los Angeles, Sept. II, 1874.
N. B.-Each Stakeholder will be credited on
SAID assessments With the amount already
PAID by him on his stock 10 the Treasurer
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Los Angeles library Association:
National Officials.

H. X. w. BENT.......... Postmaster
Postofiice, Temple Block.
ALFRED JAMES...-.....Reg. U. s.. Land Office
j. w. HAVERSTICK... Rec. ". S. Land Office
Temple Block. 5...zt
j. o. WHEELER.... Dept. Coll. u. s. Int. Rev.
Office, No. 10, Temple Block. .-tr
j. r. BRIERI.Y Int. Rev. Gauger
Office, No. 4S, Temple Block.
j. ID. DUN NLAP.....-... Dept. U. S. Marshal
New High street.
B. G. WHITING....U.S s. Court Commissioner
Office, Nos. % and 2S, Downey Block.
JACOB A. MOURENHAUT... French Consul
Main street. 1876
CLINTON b. SEARS, In charge of Improve
ment of Wilmington Harbor-Resdence
ut terminus OF street railroad.
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Notice of Application for City Deed by
kiilian MesSer.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the 9Th day OF NOvem Der, 1874, Killan
MeSSef will apply 10 the Common Council of
the city OF Los Angeles fora good and Sufti-
ctcnt dced uf The tract of land known rs the
McSScr Vineyard, in Los Angeles city, Call,
bounced as follows, tu-wit:
Nouherly by First street, or Mcsser Lane,
eastCilY by the Los Angeles river, southerly
by land belonging TO the hCirs of Joseph HUI
her deceased westerly by lands known as
lands Of the heirs of LUgaIdo Rubo, de-.
Laughln and Clara Gotta, and as the Mott
tract, containing iifty acres, more or less.
Ana that all persons interested therein
must tilc iheir objections, ifany they have, in
writing with theundersigncd at least one day
before said 5th day of November lS74
Los Angeles, October %, 1874.
NJ. kREAIER,
Clerk Ofthc Common Council
OcN ~ of Los Angeles City, Cal.
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POSTPCNEMENT.

AT a regular meeting of the Board OF Direct
ors held on the 3st ofJuly, further time was
given stock kholdeIs 10 make payment on as
sessment No. /, and the date for declaring
STOCK on which payment had not been made,
deIinquent. was fixed for the THIRD day OF
October 1874. 4Ia,l aIf Il.
l.. NJ. HOLT,
Secretary,
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EXPORTS.

Following is a list of the exports from the
Los Angeles Depot, November 4th:
One case spirits, 3 bis wool, SKIS potatoes
trunk, sulkey, 3O8 dry hides, S6 SKIS brea, cs
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Again Postponed.

It regular meeting of the Board held Oct
z ~, ioIi, lhe ume az which the payment Of the
above assessment, became delinquent, was
again postponed to November 7th, 1874. j.'l
L. M. HOLT,
OttlId Secondary
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18th day OF Sepiemher. 1874.

To pay delinquent assessment, together with
cost OF advertising and expense of sale.
- order ofthe Board
J.. NJ. HOLT, Secretary.
Office: No. Al Temple Block, Los Angeles,
California.
Dated July 81 1874
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WINES.
Real Estate transactions.

Deeds filed for record for the a hours
ending November 8, 1874, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson, Gillette q Adams, exam
iners of title, No. 80, Spring street, Los Ange-
les: .~a -a
r. A. Sanchez ct ux. to w. Hobbs Lot I in
block ofSanchez Vineyard, Alameda street,
$50.
NJ. d. Hare to J. Strelitz.--Constable deed of
certain lands of Enlgdio Castro, ut corner OF
Moran Lane and Main street, and one on
upper Main street. andjoining Laxos & Prud-
hOmme.
Vim, Norris to r. T. Polk.-Grantors inter-
est in lots and z block b, of 35-acre lots, and
in an undivided a of purchase money due
from Los Angeles City Homestead Associa-
tion TO grantor and Hayward Burns, Childs
and Polk; $1,000
+. Higuera to S. C. G. Barcay.-20 9-l0 acres
in I. s., r. Ia W.; 1886.
A. Robinson ct al. to Helen & Iiynch.-ll0
acres in Rancho san Juan Cajon de Santa
Ana; $7l0.
VIM. Ferguson to Manuel De Ablar.-Inter-
est in the Drown property, ON Bath street; S75
Maria @. Moreno to Jose Maria Moreno
fhirty-hvc acres at El Aguaje del Tule, three
miles west of city.
Samuel Rees to III. S. Dckey.-Deeds of par
tition Lied.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN partnership heretofore existing under
the name of E. Gay & Co., is hereby dissolved
All of he business of the heretofore existing
hrm VIII be assumed by Il. Gay, and all liu-
bilities Of said firm settled by him.
E. GAY.
L.. A. DOUGHERTY.
Los Angeles, Oct. l6, 1874. octI7-Im
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sa. Francisco MarEets-By Telegraph.

SAN FRANCISCO, Novemberi. 4.
FLOUR-SI 7515 l2l$. q N-a
WHEAT-Sl j2Lsal D.
BARLEY-sl l7t.,gl 40 t.-E
eOATS-Sl 3Jdl 6U
RYE-Sl l2t49l 10.
HAYS 00pSl4 w.
WOOIs-l5U20c.
ONIONS--65le70c.
CORN-Sl 32&.
BEANS--2Gjc. H
: HOPS 30 d321Sc.
COTTON-SI4I9. ... rrr
POTATOlsS-S1 206sl % ~
SWEET POTATUES-sl -,
BUTTER-45d55c
CHEESE-ll@l5c.
EGGS-37ll6t i0c. per doz.
F PEACH tsS-Sldl 10 Il box.
APPLES-Slmsl 20 b box.
FIGS-37gj0c. q 10.
HONEY-20d27c. O. h.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

.0sCAR @. ABALDY, v. S. TREATS ALI,
~ diseases Of the horse. Can be fouud
at corner Fourth and Fort streets Los Ange-
les, Cal. au2 tf-2
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A. W. POTTS.. Co. Clerk and Clerk of Courts
j.. w Gill EFT Co. Re fdera apd Auditor
J. IL. ROW AN Co. Treasurer
v, X. R.R0WIAND..Co. Sheriff and Tax Coll.
DIONICIO BOTILLEK...-......~.Co. Assessor
T. SERDJ n 20 Spryayor
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CUCAN ONCA RCMESTE EAD---NO-
TiCE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the first Tuesday of January next, in
front of the PoStOiiice ut Cucannonga, there
Will be Il public sale OF the lots and lands Of
said Cucamonga Homestead Com pany, for
premiums, according to the By-I avs of said
company, and that said sale will continue
from day to day, if Necessary; said sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
by order of the Board of Directors.
Los Angeles, Oct. 20, 1874.
l. NJ. IIELI.MAN,
ocl2Z-lm Secretary
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CLARENDON

q CLAREN DON. arxsl
ii Case, Ventura ] Comfy, In Porte
VI Fielding, Il A Ron land, Pueuta
X w Dawson, Azusa
A Caldwell, Puente A Alviglnore, s Frndc
Mrs Vreiland, ST
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MIS- CELLANEOus.
NOTICE,
Special Motice.

HARS Will. LEAVE depot, until further
X notice, at 3: Is =. NJ, 10 connect with ste;tn-
ers Ori2aba ANA Ventura, for san Francisco.
other days, usual time.
L. +. HEWITT,
oct9I superintendent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-05

ELcIN WATCHES ARE SOLD
CHEAPER BY Q. n. BUSH THAN
ANY OTHER FIRM IN THE CITY.
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Chamber of Commerce: !:
Board of E,lucati0
County Directory.

. II. d. BARROWs, President.
Nj. KREM Err, Sec'y. q. w. SMITH.
WIN. Il. pRIDHAM. j. L. WIDNEY.
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RELIGIOUS CONVENTION. We purpose
to hold a four days meeting in Eas;
MiddieSary. commencing Monday, Jan.
18th, at Gas p. m. The following is
programme for the meeting;
Monday-6:45 p. m, sermon, and
remarks on the bible, the only safe rule
of faith and practice.
Tuesday-9;45 a, n, subject of re-
marx, Practical godlincss a necessity to
continued acceptance with God. l:45
p. M, How to have n fruit bearing
church 6:45 p. IN, Regeneration a
reality.
weducsday-9.45 a. m, subject Of re.
mark, Prayer-private, family and social.
las p. IN, Personal presence of the
comforter md witness Of the spirit 6.45,
Christ the sinners only hope
Thursday-9 as a. m, subject of re.
mark, Public spirit, as related 10 Chris
tianity. las p. M, The institutions OF
Cristianity--the influence upon commu.
nifty. Gas, What are the dangers of dc.
lay and neglect?
A good number of preachers are ex-
pected at the meeting during the entire
session. Il. MARSHALL, pastor.
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In MEMoRIAM.-At a meeting Of the
board of directors Of the First National
Bank Of Orwell, holden at their banking
house on the 18th day of December, 1874
the following memorial resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to re-
move by sudden DEATH our honored associate
and friend, Edgar 5. Catlin; therefore, be it
resolved,
Frst-That in testimony of our regard for the
departed we, tho surviving members of the
board do hereby express our most unieigned sor-
row at this sad event.
Second-That in his life we recognized him a
courteous gentleman, Of eminent worth, OF
sound judgment, and of sterling integrity, while
in his death We recognize the loss Of ono who has
ever been valued counsellor to this institution
since its organization. and of one who has done
much to further its prosperity and success
Thrd-That we hold in lasting remembrance
his example of an efficient and honorable business
career.
Fomth-That II copy of these resolutions be
preserved in the records of the Bank; that copy
be communicated to the press in Middebury and
Rutland, and also that copy be communicated
to the bereaved family as our expression of oui
sympathy in their great affection.
JouN l.. HAMMosD,
MARVIN NoRTu,
VI. G. RICE,
JOHS L. RICu.
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Assis nment of Judges.
The following assignment of Judge
has been made for the ensuing year
SUPREME COURTS

The following assignment of Judges
has been made for the ensuing year:
SUPREME COURTS.
Chittenden county, January 5 Judges
Barrett, Wheeler, Royce, Redield.
Franklin county, Jan. II; Judges
Pierpoiut, Wheeler, Redfeld, Ross,
Grand Isle county, Jan. 10; Judges
Pierpoint, Wheeler, Reddeld, Ross.
Addison County, Jan. %; Judges Bar
rett, Wheeler, Redfed, Ross.
Rutland county, Jan. %; Judges
Pierpont Barrett, Ross, Powers
Bennington county Feb. 0; Judges
Pierpoint, Barrett, Ross, Powers.
Windham county, Feb. IS; Judges
Pierpoint, Wheeler, Ross. Powers.
Windsor county. Feb 25; Judges
Pierpont. Wheeler. Redield, Powers.
Orange county, March 2 Judges Pier.
point, Barrett, Royce. Ross,
Washington county, Aug. 10 Judges
Barrett, Royce. Ross, Powers.
Lamoille county, Aug II; Judges
Wheeler, Royce, Redfeld, Ross.
Orleans county, Aug. 10 4; judges Bar
rett, Wheeler. Royce, Powers,
Essex county, Aug. "a; Judges Bar.
rett, Royce. RedGele, Powers.
Caledonia comfy, Aug. Dc Judges
Pierpoint, Barrett, Redfeld, Powers.
COUNTY COURTS
perpoint, G. Addison county Dec
y and June ! Chittcnden county. April
& and Dec. 81,
Barrett, Windsor county, Dec.
and May PC Whitman county. April IL
aud Sept. ii
Wheeler, j - Bennington county, Dee
l and June ] Rutland county, March 6
aud Sept. Ii.
Royce, j Grand Isle county. Feb
lG aud Aug, 81 ; Franklin county. April
IL and Sept. IA.
Redfeld, J.-Orleans county, Feb. 2
and Sept 8; Washington county, March
0 and Sept. A.
Ross, J.-Caledonia county Dee.
and june l Essex county, March o anC
Sept. 81.
Powers, J'-Lamolle county, Dec.
aud May 25; Orange county, Dec. /;
aud June /.
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yielded after arriving al middle lite. AT
ter prayer by Mr.. Heath, aud singing by
the school. the exercises closed by bcne
dction by Rev Dr.. Goadby. And
among the pleasant memories Of the pa.t
this occasion will be numbered
The Congregational Sunday school arc
to have q Christmas tree.
Butter from 80 to 45c last Saturday
Mrs. Rosa Collins. fell and broke her
arm Dec 10th.
Mrs. Chester Ward died in Waltham
on Wednesday, aged 81. The funeral
was attended on Saturday The deceased
leaves a wide circle Of friends
RrproS Considerable change ia rea
estate and mill property have been and
are being made in town. The stavc and
clapboard mill owned by Matteson 4
Davenport, has passed into the hands OF
4. Lawrence Of MdAlebury. We under.
stand that the consideration was IS 500
|. Watson has bought the house aud
lot occupied by Il. II Beane, paying
$500.
a. Bean, Jr., has leased his mill to II
G. Powers, while he has purchased port
able steam mill complete, and proposes tt
run the same.
Ii. |. Spoor is just getting in a small
engine to use as an assistant to his water
power which sometimes fails.
S. +. Matteson has recently purchased
some 1900 to 1900 acres Of timbered
land, and is proposing to erect large
mill, with steam motive power therein
j. =. Kirby while saving shingles re.
Gently, for II. Spoor, brought his thumt
in contact with the saw, and portion o.
the member could not be found And
about the same time, G, II Kirby tried
the drag saw on one Of his legs, and con
cluded not to try again.
On the Sth, while John Farmer wa.
going to East Middcbury with load o.
boards, and was near Mr.. N. Upper
mill, his team slipped, and the chair
binding the load gave way and he wa'
thrown off. striking beside log while {
portion of the load fell over him, bruis
ing him, but not seriously. AS it was, il
was narrow escape.
George Young and A. Bean, Jr., are
each putting up tasteful residences
which are rapidly approaching compile
ton.
Ia the REGISTER OF Nov. Nth, an errol
of tho type occurred, making US say 81
child OF Geo. King" it should be, chile
Of Geo. Young.
The Methodist and Congregational so
cieties have made arrangements to hole
union social meetings Sunday afternoons
and throughout the winter, alternating
between the two houses. The movement
is received with favor by all, and prom
ises to be a success.
On the 11th ult, Mr.. George Fisher
had his leg badly injured, by log falling
IN it, by the breaking of skid.
The single, clapboard and saw.mil, oil
G. Billings was destroyed by fire las
Sunday evening. The losS will probably
reacL $4,000 insured for $1,000. This
is the third building that has been burned
on this site.
Rev. o. Gregg, preached an able, con.
else and eloquent sermon at the Method
ist church, Sunday, taking for his theme
The foundation of Christian hope" anC
aftcrward administered the sacrament o
the Lords Supper; both churches tool
part. There seems to be some hope fol
Riptou, for the churches are united
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COUNTY NEWS.

--Isrsel A, Footc Of Cornwall killed a
two year old beef last week that dressed
$50 lbs.
From New Haven station, on Tues.
day, there were shipped 2U47 lbs. butter,
2629 lbs. poultry.
On Sunday 18th inst. one Of the
prominent officials Of Riptou was busily
engaged in surveying land. and whispers
OF legal investigation are rife.
From the Vergennes depot on Tues
day, there were shipped 2402 lbs. butter,
and 2S76 lbs. of poultry On Monday
sixteen head Of cattle were shipped to
Boston market.
The Sunday School connected with
the NJ. f. Church at North Ferrisburgb
will celebrate their anniversary and have
Christmas tree at Good Templar's hall,
Thursday evening, Dec. Oath inst.
The Good Tempars and Changers of
Bridport seem TO be vyng with each 9th.
er in making Wednesday evening of this
week gala time, The Changers have
engaged the Rev. Mr.. Utley of Crown
Poiut to deliver lecture in the Metho-
dist church at the close of which the
Good Tcmplars will have in readiness an
oyster supper in the Town Hall, succeed
ing this au amusing drama. Lecture free
Tickets to oyster supper fifty cents each
The design Of the Good T,mplars is to
raise funds for replenishiug their library
All are cordially invited.
The carriage.house and horse, barn
belonging to Mr. j, II. Wright, on the
turnpike, in New Haven, were consumed
by Gre on Sunday afternoon Of last week
The fire was discovered about o'clock
Most Of the carriages. farming tools, &C.,
were saved. The four horses and eight
COWS were got out. 1t is thought to be
the work Of an incendary A building
ouly seventeen feet distant was saved by
great exertion. The barn was - feet
long, throughly built, and had all the
modern improvements and without con.
tents was worth about $4,000. 1t was
insured for $1,000 in the Farmers Mu.
tual. The hay burnt was about % or 80
tons on which there was n very little in.
surance
Mr.. Wright wishes to return thanks to
mis- neighbors and friends who so kindly
lieut. their assistance to save his property
from tho dcvouring element.
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TAKE NOTICE
CHAPMAN BROTHRRs.
HAVING DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT THEIR
DR Es@S GOODS
At COST, and many LESS than Cost!
This is BUSINESS, and we MEAN TT.
Apacas Black Casmores will discount 10 per
Mernos Empress serges woo goods will be sOli
at Cost
Cotton and Goods POpins lines will Be sold
regardless of cost
French Ppn usual price from 81 90 s125 will be sold at SIC
Extra Linen Damasks Towels Crashes White Goods
and Flannels
Ten per cent. on assmeres.
Our stock Of Shaws at Cost
Our present stock of Prints at yard
Cloths shall sell small advance from
stock and discount certain broken lines Of
these goods Note prices Rubber Goods Mems Rubb 75c Mems
Women Rubers $780, Wmens Arctics s12O Misses
Rubbers Chlds do 4Oc Mems Boots 1885, Boys do s12
and the time for those looking about for lIo
y Gifts when every anxious get the for dollar this is
the place to do it
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STATE NE WS.

There are seven hundred and seven.
ty.six saw mills in the State Of Vermont.
The romance connected with the escape
Of the boy Daniels at the burning of the
Waterbury reform school is somewhat
diminished by the announcement that he
didn't free himself from the custody OF
the officials, but only saved himself from
being burned to death.
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The Remington Sewing Machine has sprung
rapidly into favor as possessing the best conbna-
ton Of good qualities namely Light running,
smooth, noiscess, rapid, durable, with perfect
Lock Stitch.
1t il Shuttle Machine. with Automatic Drop
Feed Design beautiful and construction the very
best
Remington No. l,Machine for family use, in
the third year Of ats eIisfencs, has met with more
rapid increase of ratio of sales than any machine
on the market.
Remington No. Machine for D,lnuiacwiny
and family use, (ready for delivery only since
June, ls74) for range, perfection. and variety of
work, is without rival in family or workshop
Good Agents wanted send for circular.
Address
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE co.
ILION, " Y.
Branch Offices Of Remington Companies:
EETTy%TSy ; sni 50 ii Y' n Y
PSI h 2s3 Broadway, New YORK, Arms.
Madison 50, New York, Sewing Machines.
Chicago. ~ State St, 5. Machines and Arms
Boston 3S2 Washington ST., Sewing Machines.
Cincinnati, Isl West 4th ST., Sewing Machines
Ltcl, .29 Genesee St.. Sewing Machines
Atlanta, Ga, DeGives Opera House, Marietta
i0;2m St, Sewing Machines.
Washington, b. c., 52l Seventh St, s Machines,
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A CAnD.-To my many friends who
have so literally given me their patron
age in the past | extend hearty "Mer-
ry Christmas" hope to merit con.
tinuance Of your tavors. | have large
stock Of goods in great variety, nearly all
fresh, bought very recently at low prices.
shat sell my stock at the lowest living
profits have no bombast to spare, SO
will leave an intelligent public to examine
end judge for themselves as 10 goods,
prices, and my mode Of doing business |
expect ali will buy where they can do the
best, but cordially invite the public to
call and see our fine stock OF staple, fan.
cy, aud holiday goods.
WM. SEYMOUR ALDEN.
December 81, 1874.
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VERoENSEs The Baptist Sabbath
school Of this place gave concert last
Sunday evening TO full house The ex.
ercises opened by singing by the school,
followed by prayer by Rev. Mr.. Crafts
of Addison. The first general exercise
was on the subject Of Giving" This
was divided into six parts, or divisions,
which was written out on the black board
70 that person could read them Sing.
lug was interspeIsed through the exercise.
A recitation by small boy was then
heard, after which two classes composed of
younger men aud women took up the
Life OF Paul." which was very interest.
luz, When the question was asked what
word came to Paul, the class sang the
hymn commencing The cry from Mace
dooia come over aud help u.s." The Ell
feet wac excellent Ooe more hymn was
sung during this class exercise, and at the
close OF the exercise, four Of them sang a
quartette. which was very appropriate to
the subject, and listened to with attention
Rev. Mr.. Heath was present and accept.
cd the invitation to make some remarks
in which he impressed the young with the
necessity ofgiving their hearts to Christ
while young. Statistics showing how few
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For Sale.

a BRICK HOUSE. two stories high with l.
attached, Wood shed. Barn, &c, ON one Of the
best streets In Brandon Village. near the business
center, on n large lot well stocked with Apples,
Pears, Grapes. aud shrub Trees. Good Well and
Cistern. buildings all in good repair. Will be
sold at II bargain il applied for soou.
a. OZRO MEACIIAM. be-don, VI
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MUSICAL GIFTS
For tn e III oil v s,

Fine Gilt Editions price SO OF these Elegant
Collections of Bound Music, entitled
GEMS Of STRAUSS. Instrumental.
GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONG. Vocal
GEMS OF SACRED SONG.
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