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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

n1 n to s1oo invested in Wall Street often leads 70
S U fortune. New system No Liapi1fyc II.
Collected. Securities negotiated. ]. HICKl1NG Z
20 Bankero and Brokers, u Broadway ana New
Sfreef. New York. a1etoe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26
CHIrTENDEN COUNTY,

An employe of the Rutland Herald named Jane.
Webster dropped dead on the street at Burlington
on Friday afternoon. That is. dead drunk-thor
oushly embalmed in whisky-and was shipped to
Rutland on Saturday evening. Tie community
were completely sold.
Henry Ballard of Burlington, whp wan;el the
republican nomination for state senator that Gen
Henry got. is now stumpng Chttenlcn county
for the temperance ticket nom mated at Essex
Senator Edmunds has gone to the Adirondacks
with his family.
John Bassett of Sheburne was riding with anoth
er man when the former jumped out of the car
llhge and fired pistol bullet into his neck and
he probably will not recover. Domestic troubles
led TO the act
Reports of murders and consequent panics can
be gotten up in almost any part of Vermont very
easily nowadays. Several families at Burlington
were terribly scared by shouts of all sorts, among
them cries of murder, from a neiIhboring house
the other evening, and, rushing to the scene
the people found that closet full of dishes had
fallen upon the floor, soaring the women SO thai
they shrieked and rushed into the street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26
East MONTPELIER Caucus.

The Union Republican voters of East Montpelier are
requested to meet in Caucus at the Meeting House
Center of said Friday, August 2sth. 1874
at O'Clock for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for Town Representative and Justices of
the Peace be supported by the Union Republicans
In the coming September election.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26
NJ A p r | A G E S .
D EAT 81 S.

In Norhheld August 18TH by Rev Ira Beard, N 7
JANFS m HAZGLTON of Chlcopee Falls, MISSISSIPPI
and Miss SARAH III KIMBALL of Norshheld
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26
LAND TAX.

Notice is hereby given that application Will be made
to the General Assembly at its next biennial session
for the granting OF land other tax on the lands or
grand list of Harris Gore in the County OF
for the purpose of making and repairing roduS' anu
| buildings bridges il said gore.
GEoRGE-W. LYNDE-
| Harris Gore Aug - 1874. FWS
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Vermont News.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.


MFR. John v. Hall of Bennington has adop'ed the
child who was recently mistaken for theRoss boy.
Bennington man named Smart, 81 years old,
has laid 300 rods OF stone WALL the past year, be-
sides doing other work.
A sick woman in Bennington recently begged
the doctor to keep her alive until she could hear
the rest of Moulton's statement.
Eears aie uncommonly plenty in the Gre, noun
talns, this summer. Woodford man saw three
in his front yard, the other morning.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The Lyndon Union says On Wednesday night
of last week John Way of Peacham was greatly
surprised al case of Kidnapping. He was taking
his niece to Cabot and when little way beyond
Cow Hill, was met in the dark by two persons in
buggy, and before he aware of it, the girl was
taken from him by force, pl iced in the wagon OF
the strangers, who disappeared at once, leaving
John TO contemplate how the thing happened
The neXtday that niece was seen at the Ivndonvile
picnic under the escort of brand new husband
who couldn't think of yielding to uncle John the
right of protecting his wife.
Hardwck has scandal in which six men and
one woman are concerned and which has already
brought nine lawsuits upon the docket.
The largest temperance meeting ever known in
Vermont was held at Lyndonville, August 18th
with an attendance of five thousand people. The
principal speakers were Rev Dr. Fierce of Bos
ton, Col. Mead of Randolph. Judge Taylor O
Ohio, Rev. +. b. FIske of Lyndon, and Rev. p. \
I Granger of pcacham nesse7J0er
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WHAT EVERY: FOURTH PERSON NEED.

Is some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for Habitual Costiveness l would advise all those
who are troubled with Dyspepsia. Costlv epe>s,
Piles, biliousness, Headache, or any form OF Ind
yestion, to use DIR. HARRISON'S PERISTALTII
LoZENGERS." Elisha Huntington, NJ. d., eN Lieu
tenant-tiovernor OF Massachusetts. They are pleas
ant the TASTE and never require increase of dose
to perfect a cure. Trial box, 30 cts. Large box
90 cts mailed free for this last price.
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
a splendid cure for COUGHS. EOARSENESS, and all
THROAT and LUNG complaints For sale by E. 5.
HARRISON & CO., fropretors, MOL fremont
Temple, Boston, and all Druggists. Fm2l5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

The Political Campaign of the state is nov reacnns
biuhest point of interest the session OF the Lee1e
ture soon TO begin will Be interesting and I'm
one;-and daily paper is necessity ior every "ioe
wake 1,..x-- I. r,h,,shes n
pnri;rofon VT twice a day, morning and evening:
It's columns contain the full nc EeRoI.s on
tro,o Roston and New York-also St Adams Richmond
and Vereennes Butter Markets and Burlington Lum-
the General News of the state and country
CAREFULLY compiled for this paper during re sesflon
hesides the full Official Report of the Proceedpfe o.
the eeislature and interesting Miscelsneous nSao-
nc Taies Sketches Poetry &c, &c. ana everything
gniie to make up thoroughly good and valuable pa
per Surpassed by none in the state
subscription price. $500 per yearl
for 50. 90 in advance.
.aaress. THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
~,ws Burlington. W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

Married ladies', under all circumstances, Will
find Parsons Purgative Pills SAFE; and. IN small
doses a null catiiartc They cause no gripping
pains
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

4 fact worth remembenng-tlve cents worth o
Sher,dan's Cavalry Condition Powders, given 10 Il
horse twice a week, Will save double that amount
In grain aud the horse will be filter. sleeker, anu
every way worth more money than though he dii
not have them,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

nor SALE
Hv the undersigned. tent frame on the Northheld
Camp Ground suitable for rA,eIrx tent and ready
for a;cloth covering. l4xle feet.
] NonHpsHsr. Augusta
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

WAsHISGToN COUNTY COURT-Judge
Picrpoint will hold the first week of the
September term. Preference will be given
- to order of trial to those cases in which
Trdoa Redfeld cannot sit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

SPiRIrUALlsM.-Joseph d. Stiles. test
melium. from Boston. Mass. will speak
IN Village Hall, Montpelier, VT, on Sun
day afternoon. August 80, at half past one
o'clock. Upon the conclusion of the dis
course he will exercise his test powers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

ST ALBANs BUTTER MARKET-August
25.-The market was firm. Prices: Com
mont to fair, 90 to 25c; medium to good q
to 28e; choice 80 and Sic; selections 32c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-26

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The meeting
Sunday evening was well attended. Mr.
\. G.. Bean presided and the speakers We're
". G. Ferrin, G. n. Brigham, w. A. Lord,
and II. c. Lun.
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Town
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-15

ST. ALoYsIUs TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
ASSoCIATION.-A meeting of this Association will be
held in the Star Hail. 1l6 Poydras street. of Camp
TODAY Sunday, at O'Clock. A full and punctuai
attendance is requested.
Boys who wish to join the Cadets, and take part in
the parade ST. Patrcks Day, invited to be pres
ent at this meeting
TT. EGAN JR., First Vice President
NJ. j. MALLHNN, Secretary. mhl5It
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ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION.

Down Rampant to Esplanade, to Royal, to Mande
vile to Levee, up Levee. to Esplanade, to Char.
tres, to Canal across to Camp, to Calliope, to An
nuncaton, up AnnuncAton, to Race, to Magazine. to
First to Carondele to Julia to St. Charles. to Canal
street. where the Procession will be dismissed.
Marshals of Branches will report their arrival to
Division Marshals. who will report the to the
Grand Marshal
In case Of postponement on account of Indictment
weather. seventeen taps will be sounded the Fire
Alarm 1T the hour OF Assembling. In that the
Procession will take place on the Sunday following,
when this programme will be carried ont.
Aids to the Grand Mammal will report promptly at
Ii A. NJ, at the intersection Of Canal and Bourbon
streets.
ROBERT n. BARLEY,
mhi5 1t Grand Narshal.
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ST JoSEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
New Orleans, March IA, 1e74.-rbe members of this
Society hereby notified assemble at St. Josephs
Schoolhall Marais street, on TUESDAY MORN
ING, March II, at hafpast o'clock punctually, to
attend Mass and the ceremony of Blessing our new
Banner, preparatory to joining in the procession
mhl5It GLENNON Morabo,
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MANNER OF FORMING.

FIRST DIVISION.
Invited Associations will form the north side
Canal street. head resting Burgundy street extend
ing east.
Branch No will form north side Canal street,
head resting Bourbon street, extending east.
SECOND DIVISION.
Branch No. will form the north side OF Canal
street, head resting Royal street extending cast;
Branch No. will form the north side of Canal
street. head resting Charities street. extending east
Branches Nos 4 and 5 will form the south aide of
Canal street, head of Branch resting Camp street
extending west; Branch No. 6 will form the south
eide of Canal street. head resting St. Charles street.
extending west
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NAEIETIES THEATRE.
ONE WEEK ONLY
March 1e, II, IS, 10, 90 and 81,
First appearance in this city of
i Frank McEvoy's New Hibernicon,

OR. IRELAND IN AMERICA.
The favorite Irish Comedian Mr. W. F. LAwLoR in
his great character, BARNEY THE GUIDE
Hiss KATE REILLEY, the favorite Soprano
Mss MARY MACCREA, the popular Contralto
Miss KATE BYRNES, late of Dablin Theatre.
Prof. MOESLIN, Musical Director
10 conclude with the Imaginable farce.
THE HAUNTED GUIDE
admission, so cents; reserved seats cents children
UNDER ten years, 70 cents; quadroon boxes, so
Reserved seats ut the Box Office
Extraordinarily and Saturday. at 9 r. NJ
4atnee Prices-Adults, 25 cents; children Is cents
mills 1t F. C. GARIJCK gent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

|hALL OF BRANCH NO. l, II. i. & NJ. A. A OF
[e.-New Orleans, March Is, 1s,4.-The Officers and
embers OF this Branch are hereby notified to attend
Especial meeting at the usual hour on MONDAY
kEN1NG, the 10th inst for the purpose of electing
Members, and of completing their ents for
annual parade. Punctual attendance is strictly de
Anded
BY order Of JOHN McPHELIN. Marshal.
MATT. gladden.. Secretary mI5It
HALL OF BRANCH NO. 81 b. & NJ A.
Pc officers and members OF this Branch will assemble
their Hall, on TUESDAY, March II, at O'Clock A.
sharp to participate in tho celebration OF St. Pat
f KS Day. Punctual attendance is requested as the
rs on the absentees will be rigidly enforced.
y order of PHIL. McCABE, President.
:. .: aACkETT. Rec: Secy. mills 1t
FIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
EsoCIAT1oN-Branch No New Orleans, March
s4.-1n meeting this day it as resolved that the
mbers of this Branch reassemble in their Hall on
ENDAY. March Is, at o'clock p NJ for the nrrnose
making final provision for the due celebration of the
ping Festival of st. Patrick. full and punctuaI
ndence IL enjoined.
NJ WIIEELAHAN President
ATRICK MoLoNY, Secretary. mhr51t
RANCH NO. 6, H. B. and NJ. A A. of LATHE
ers and members of the above Branch are m ost re-
ctiuIy requested to assemble at Temperance Hall
Pnlne street, on the morning Of tho 18th tSt Pat.
nay'' precisely at II O'clock fully uniformed, to
uoipate in the general parade All gentlemen favor
disposed to are most respectfully invited
join our ranks, whore Q special positiou will ba
sned them. BY order of:
EhI5lt D. RURDoN Ar.,.h.,
|oBERT EMMETT BRANCH NO. III. r. 4 n.
A'-You are hereby notified to assemble at your
\ on TUESDAY, 18th inSts., at ten o'clock to par
pate in the celebration of that day
MO It. THoS. LYNCH, MArahaL
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GOOD TEA AT LAST.

S. ANDERSON,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
takes pleasure in announcing his patrons AID
public that no has removed from ls3 to
NO. ISL CANAL STREET
MKT DOOR HOLMES
I1is esaoiishment has been newly furnished thre0.h
out; Inc latest improvements have been added 10
Rether win some novelties before intrOdue "a
one OF which Is making the IMPRESSION WiTxs0ryrs
THE SUBJECTS KNOWLEDGE, producing n murS
more pleasing and natural picture
Close attention business with tho best a.a,sta,<
ana artists he promises something surpassinr AZ
his former efforts. r'Ns --
THE SUN-PEARL AND CRAYON sPECIAI,rIzss
s. ANDERSON,
fos 3m5p III Canal ..,a.a
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lE MORNING. STAR SUNDAY MARCH Is 1874
PROGRAMME

CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
SOCIETIES..
The State Union having accepted in vitaton from
the Hibernian Association to join in the celebration
j 81 Patreks Day, the following is fixed as the time.
order and place of formation preparatory to assisting
at the laying of the Cornerstone of St Patrcks Hail.
after which they will take the position assigned them
| in the Hibernian programme.
VIM. H. BYRNEs ..-...GRAND MARSHAL.
NENCE ASSOCIATION.
]. T. A. oMEALL1E and NJ. D. GARDNER.
ST. JoSEPH's SOCIETY.
DENIS CLoNEY and ANDREW KINsELLA.
ST. ALPHoNsUs' ASSOCIATION,
p. H. WATERS and D. J. DUNN.
ST. ALOYSIUS CADETS,
JOHN T. MAGNER and J. FOX
SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR
OF THE STATE UNION,
in carriage.
BAND.
SOCIETIES.
ST A1oYs1Us TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADETS.
This Society will form west side of Camp street.
head resting North street extending towards Lafa
yette street, and will be under the supervision of Mar
shall JOHN McNAMEE, Jr.
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
ASSOCIATION.
This Society will form on Camp street. head resting
Lafayette street. extend ng towards South street
and will be under the supervision of Marshal ]. B.
WALTON, Jr.
ST. JOSEPH'S SOCIETY.
This Society will form South street. head resting
Camp street. extending towards St. Charles street.
and will be under supervision of Marshal T. LIEN.
NON.
ST ALPHONSUS ASSOCIATION.
This Society will form North street, head resting
Camp street, extending towards St. Charles street.
and will be under the supervision OF Marshal D. r
MAHONEY.
at IL o'clock
VIM. II. BYRNES,
mhl5lt Grand Marshal. !
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RELIEF FOR THE SICK!
Maguire's Celebrated Family Medicines.

For Liver and Kidney Complaints,
l,D,c Use Maguire's CunduraDgo.
Use Maguires Extract Benne Plant
For Debility or Want of Blood,
Use Maguiro's SarsapariIla Tonic
For Ague and ChillS Use Magures Ague Mixture @.
For Kidney Affections Use Maguire's Extract Buch1
For EheumAtsmh Use Maguire'S Alternative Elixir.
Use Maguires EIpectorant Syrup
Use Magures Tar ely cerine, Whisky and Rock Candy
For Piles, Use Mcguire 8 White Rose Pile Care
For worms. Use Maguire's Worm Powder
For Sprains, Bruises, ETC.
,,-,,- Use MAgure's Arnica Imminent
Use Masuire's Jamaica Ginger
Use Maguire's Electric Pain Cure
I. j. WOODWARD
Sole Agent for the Southern States
Depot. No. ! Magazine street corner Canal
Sold by Dealers and Druggists everywhere de7 Iy5p
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| The Procession will form in Divisions as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
| TIRO-AL-BERSAGLIO
ST. ALOYSIUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
| ASSOCIATION.
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTALABSTINENCE
| ASSOCIATION.
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
! SOCIETY.
| ST. ALPHONSUS' CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE ASSOCIATION.
| ST. ALOYSIUS' YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY OF ST
ALPHoNSUS PARISH.
| BRANCH NO. ONE.
The above united Associations and Branch No. One
will constitute the First Division under the Marshal
| ship of EDW. SWEENEY, Esq.
SECOND DIVISION.
BRANCH NO. TWO
BRANCH NO. THREE.
BRANCH NO. FOUR.
BRANCH NO. FIVE.
BRANCH NO. SIX.
The above Branches will constitute the Second
Division. under the Marshalshp of JAMES GRANT,
Esq.
THIRD DIVISION.
BRANCH NO. SEVEN
BRANCH NO. EIGHT.
BRANCH NO. NINE.
BRANCH NO. TEN.
BRANCH NO. ELEVEN.
BRANCH NO. FOURTEEN
The above Branches will constitute the Third Divi
sion, under tho Marshalship of GEO. McCLOSKEY
Esq.
The Procession beng formed will take up the line of
march at 10 NJ in the following order:
ROBERT II. BARLEY GRAND MARSHAL.
AIDS:
PATRICK BARRON. .............----.B Branch No. 1.
+. DONNEGAN Branch No. l.
JOHN GRAYER.. Branch No. g.
PATRlCk QUINN--. Branch No. 9.
j. DONOVAN ....-.......---.........Bra Branch No. 3.
MICHAEL HACKETT..--........-... Branch No. 4.
PATRICK HARVEY Branch No. 4.
JodN v. noNfA T. branch NO. D.
JOSEPH II. LAWLOR. Branch No. S.
HENRY N. O'MEALLIE .-.-....-.....Br Branch No. S.
SHEEHAN..----.......--. Branch No. 6.
JOHN OCONNELL. Branch No. 6.
M. MCNAMARA. Branch No. 7.
JAMES SWEENEY Branch No. 8.
ANDREW LEO.-.-.- ------....-..--... Branch No. 9.
NJ j. BARRETT. ....-.... Branch No. 10.
z. s. MORAN Branch No. II
j. LAO -.'.-..------ ------. Branch No IA
INVITED ASSOCIATIONS.
INVITED GUESTS.
BRANCHES OF THE ASSOCIATION
in numerical order.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-15

GARD OF THANKS,

Tho Sisters Marianites of Holy Cross, in behalf o
Orphans tender their and heartfelt than
70 Mr. L. Grunewad for his charitable and successful
xertons in organising the Grand Concert held the
9th inst in the Grunewald Hail. for the benefit of the
Asylum Of the Immaculate Conception. Mr.. Grune
valid, not satisfied with enlisting the generous SYM
Psthies Of the truly benevolent Ladies and Gentlemen
who profsred their distinguished musical talents for
Concert gratuitously rendered the use of his
fnifcent Hail. and contributed his own wellknown
musical abilities for the occasion. To the amabe and
talented Miss f. L Buckingham of St. Louis whose
Kindness and oodness of heart induced her display
her hne artistic vocal powers in the of charity
during her pleasure trip to the Crescent City to the
compshed Misses Leblanc and LIE Roux, who SO kindly
and ably seconded her with their rich and melodious
voices and graceful accompaniment; to Mr.. Mark
Kaiser, whose world wide fame as a vionist promised
30 much for the occasion, and than realized the
expeditions of an appreciave audience to Prof. Frey
the able director Of the Concert Messrs Bremer
and Petitioner, rendered the thanks. They
will be pleased to know that their charity and
ence were the of realizing needy Orphans
the handsome sum of 800.
To Miss L. for her exertions in disposing
of tickets, and Mrs Jennie Bush, Messrs. J. Brennan
M Flannery Ed. Sweeny Christ Sporl and J. Claverie
their generous benefactons only in connection
with the Concert but various previous occasions
due the lasting gratitude the Sisters These Ladies'
and Gentlemen, together with those engaged in the
concert, are justly regarded the Orphans benesc
tors, and entitled to unceasing remembrance in
their prayers. mhI5lt
LADIES' FAIR
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
New Church Of st. John the Baptist,
TO ON
Easter Monday, the 9th of April Next.
HALL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST SCHOOL,
HOUSE, DRYADES STREET
The following the Names of the Ladies who will
preside over the different Tables:
SANCTUARY TABLE-1he Ladies of the Sanctuary
Society.
MORNING STAR and PICAYUNE TABLES-Mrs
j. O. Stewart.
ST. JOHNS TABLE-Miss Burns
ST. THERESA'S TABLE-Mrs. wheelahan, Mrs
Marley, Mrs. Flood
ST. PATRICK'S TABLE-Mrs Gillian.
ST. JOSEPHS TABLE-Mrs. Morgan Mrs Farreu
49, and Mrs Mansfield
ST. PETERS TABLE-Mrs. Quinn and Assistants.
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES TABLE-Mrs Reilev
mhs If
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THIRD DIVISION.

Branches Nos. and 8 will form the south side of
Canal street. extending west head VI Branch resting
Carondeet street: Branches Nos and will form
the south side of Canal street. extending west head
of Branch No. resting Baronne street; Branches
Noa II and II will form the south side of Canal
street. extending west, head of Branch No. resting
on Dryades street.
Carriages containin in vited guests will assemble
tho north side OF Canal street. between Rampant
Basin streets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-03-15

TREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
JOHN McMAINS'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY.
and 574 Magazine street opposite Magazine Market
and 80 Washington corner OF Fulton street.
|REAT EGG DEPOT OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT
Extra Family Flour the best brands and guaranteed 70
give satisfaction New Teas of superior flavor and
strength again reduced in price. Sugar cured Hams
and Breaktast Bacon cheaper ever before since
the war. Condensed Milk and full assortment Of
Can Goods. Choice Goshen and Western Butter
Wines, Liquors and Cordials
feamboat hotel plantation and family orders executed
with dispatch Goods delivered free of draw ge and
at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. mhl5 im5p
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

YNO WHOM TINA CONCERN. NO1E
i is hercby given that the ec-lartneishl
heretofore existing between us Jons !
Bailey in the saloon business. W EubyHl
has been this day dissolved by mutual W
sent. All claims against the concern must .
presented to j.. NJ. BAILEY. who Is alOnei'
thurihed to collect and receipt for all aerSgls
due the said firm. JIM. BAlLti
Eureku, Jan. q, 1874. lal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-14
MEETINGS.

vyHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
L Eebekah Charity Degree Lodge. |. q. q.
F., will be held until further notice on the
first and third FRIDAYS of each month.
IIour OF Meeting, 20 O'Clock =. Vi. srtf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-14
Dissolution Notice.

VNHIE CoPARTNERSllIP HEREFORD
existing under the firm name o. sNilh
* MITCHELL. is this day dissolved gg.
tual consent. ii. h.. smith retiring lleM'
concern. the business will be eSld1G Sc W
the undersigned. J.C. MlllhLL =,
Morey. Jan. :, 1874. "