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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
the WEEKLY HEHALD
Is published every Saturday morning.
Pacific Coast Items.

Three fights in thirty minutes are
reported to have taken place at
Knights Landing last Sunday.
About 5000 tons of wheat is stored
at knights Landing, quotable at that
point at 81 80 per GENITAL.
S. o. Cunning, foreman of the Ex-
celsior mine at Sucker Flat, had leg
and two ribs broken on Friday by the
caving of a bank.
The total amount of wheat now
stored in Stockton is 5S,229 tons. 1t
is estimated that the season will close
with about 10, 600 tons in warehouse.
The Signs Of the Times, published
10y the Seventh Day Advent religious
denomination of the State, is hereafter
to be issued at Woodland, instead of
Oakland.
United States Surveyor General
Stratton, with Deputy Normay, start
ed on Friday from San Diego for Julian
in connection with the survey of the
Cuyamaca grant.
The brig Brenda commenced taking
in her cargo of wheat at San Diego on
Friday morning. 1t will be the first
cargo Of grain ever shipped from that
port.
The Farmers Bank OF Wheatland
has incorporated with capital of
$125, 900, in shares of 500 each. The
Trustees are c. Holland, IT. S. Ewing,
Hugh Radden, j. n. Brock and w. V.
Sparks.
The manufacture of brick has been
largely carried on this season at Stock
ton. The present extensive building
operations going on in San Francisco
and elsewhere, give an extraordinary
impetus to this branch of industry.
The Watsonville Royal Arch Ma
sons were on the 7th instant made the
recipients of q gift from the ladies of
that city of an elegant cushion upon
which to rest the volume of the Sacred
Law.
The Catholics of Sacramento, city
and county, are now raising funds for
the purpose of building college in
Sacramento city, to be presided over
by the Christian Brothers of San Fran
cisco.
The Lakeport Bee, referring to an
astrocious outrage committed by
man, named Meyers, at Middleton,
upon young girl twelve years old,
says, that although the culprit left
Middleton for the county Jail, week
ago, he had not, up to Wednesday, ar
rived there, and suggests the proba-
bility that he had been lynched.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
J. "A. MCKEE, M. D.,

DHYSICIAN & SURGEON = OFFICE,
4 No. 1 Spring street, opposite Temples
Bank. RESIDENCE - First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrlS-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
DIR. M. S. JoMES,

J1ORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO,
Ez@BA IL has located in Los Angeles, where
EXSNSs he will give his special attention to
49, diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
OFFICE: Spring St, opposite Temple Block.
fah0Sff.-0
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
Or. L. Dexter LyfoYd,

DHYsICIAN AND SUR4EON = OFFICE,
L No. II, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California Office hours-9 to IL A. NJ: to 8
and to j. NJ. ap23-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
DIR, N, 3. MATTHEWS.

I.icentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, England; graduate OF the Royal Uni
versity, Glasgow, Scotland, and twenty-six
years practicing his profession in the United
BLOCK corner of Los Angeles and CONNER
cial streets, Los Angeles. Special attention
given to obstetrics and diseases of women.
seplS-lm"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
K. .. WISE. M. D.,

GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON
VI Medical College, Philadelphia. Office
in Ian Franco Building, Main street. Office
hours, from 8 to 1917 A. M, and from rs TO o
p. NJ.
Obstetrics & Diseases of Women Specially.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r. n. CHASE, NJ. D.

SSURGEON AND PRACTITIONER OF HO-
> meOpathy Office rooms 1, = and , in Per-
ry & Kiey's new building. Office hours, from
to III A. NJ, | to and TO DIP. NJ.
re Special attention given to diseases oi
women and children. ocytf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
SOCIETY NOTICES..
4. O. O. r.

Angeiita Hodge No. 1915, 1. q. q. f.
Regular meetings of this Lodge are held every
Monday evening at O'Clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Downey Block. Visiting and soiourn-
ing brothers In good standing are invited to
attend j. j. SMITH, n. q.
+. A. PREUsS, Jr. X. s. aug
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21

The BAZAAR Is now giving II yards Best
American Prints for 81. Also, six yards A.
French and American prints for 81. At the
corner of Main ana Requena streets, oppo-
site the u y. HOfel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21

Everybody Is wondering why the BAZAAR
IL selling their goods SO cheap. The reason is
they must clear out their Spring and sum
mer goods to make room for the immense
stock of Fall and Winter goods which they
will soon receive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, l. o. o. r,

DEGULAR MEETINGS held on the Sec
III, ond and Fourth TUESDAYS of each
month at "a p. NJ. sojournlng Patriarchs in
good standing are cordially invited TO attend.
q. II. MATFIELD, G. r.
a. w. HUTTON, Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
NEW ADvERTiS EMENTS.

Angeles 10 EXECUTED by w. e. TuL-
LIS. Call and see specimens at
HUSH'S JeWelry Store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
ROOMS FOR RENT.

HAVING LEASED THE TWO UPPER
stories of Perry Il Rilcy's new building,
l Will be prepared To rent rooms in suits or
single, furnished or unfurnished, by the
every respect. Apply on and after Monduy,
October 18th, to >. III. SLAUGHT,
Real Estate and Business Broker,
cctll-tf No. 10, at head of stairs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
DIR. j. w. OLIVER.

"OMEOPATHIST. Office and residence,
III brick building east side of Spring St,
between Court and First streets. Los Angeles.
je lS-ly-2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
DR.. A. s. SHORB,

.OFFICE-NA Early opposite the Post Office
RESIDEN CE-No. IL Franklin street.
oc2-tt-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
NOTICE. i.
BETHESDA MINERAL ING
WAITER.

AN INFALIIBLE r Il M LID Y
IN for Brights Disease and disorders OF the
Kidneys and Liver. . n.
no be obtained of Druggists and Grocers. For
sale by ]. l.. WARD X Co, Gen. Agents.
Testimonials of its efficacy can be found at
our office augl9 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
Les Angeles Chapter Mo. 80, R: A.. M.

stated convocations on I'd Monday of each
month at 10 T.. NJ. at Masonic Hall. SojOurn-
ing companions in good standing cordially
invited. BY order of the II. Il.
W. III. A. KIDD,
Secretary,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
Masonic NotIcc.

Eos Angeles Lodge No. AZ, +. a. A. M
The stated meetings of this Lodge are held on
the first Monday of each month at 7:30 p. NJ
Members of Pentalpha, No. 2O2, and all Mas
ter Masons in good standing are cordially in
vited. =. G. FOY, w. NJ.
CHAs. SMITH, Secretary. ao28-ly-6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-21
GO0DALL, NELSON g. PERKl Ms
.a STEAMSHIP LINES. 90 s1al

ES The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
cseI1eaakING STEAMSHIPS OF this Line
will sail regularly, as follows: pf.e3 gife vIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03
Ga9rsneui9keitcll.

- 9n pTcls6 ge8tn bic eaaipitatpTsg bse
aalIrrI9rdnl- Slnbrutts bat nsuIib bic 5urs
I'm GriminaIssri9t in Baibingten Gin 9srricI
tiussbratt, has rtR tiuen trf GonipiTaiorrR,
udmli9 tsn 2BiaiaMs, iir uaf4ulpg rrfsuut.
9n Y3ul auf barrinston uns 99biitlsy scyn.
ten Tt bic G'rl9pOrfnsn iitfr sinrn 2pabr.
iprub MID. rini9sR une iit Rurtsu pom Si9,
ter tntlaArn.
-Gis Slaf'Sia.&ssipn. GrntraI Sbs,i,
ban btf&trts bsm5lritefisfrtiGr, eaB f.ins psi.
Bsu Rarurr ieil o'tnsral Cutters Gfpsbitrn in
has SIad. Sil ganN einssbruussn lfisu. "a,
grstn iRs 30 Wsitn ra'pa in rufm scnl
dWerrru SsrritOrinm pur9 zine Bpl,i
GUmpasuis ueut 6rIsminta sntsdt RUresu,
bic itBt brarbtiitt WirSfu.
Die 0ranb. 9ury rrr Yidslurss Sp4niy Ia
NiiiliPpi BAT sdnSr 8sipsa vpa AafIGstH &c.
Den fabist reeitaIr 8eamnn unb SslirfsJs.
ribtsi&rrSsr pe8sn 5ai@uussr, uuttriBIfi.
e uro atdHotTunJ ptr @tri6saeltR nbobsn.
= D:f Ronla Sen paDnii ~ dm
sa"has PsF caRt 'F 5gE!ela IN San
Jrdnrtsse aaa,tpm~F",
- Ter j Haal 3sisrtar Bat ,,p
8antssuaitslaas i IN n y 81
aaasptsisn, im G.aaat Z ,;at ,a'
81, 300, 0V1 Oqln sa p.tEiuirh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03

- Der btElbnts Eanpf Nuft Dt,
rtttUr @IImpr ptr' nabh, Conn,
abtnt uSrr 8 Gage In bl,ib,n Optrn
baus tta SpsttattI Goaert s,5ru.
- Die p. y. &. 8. 6, bat isusn
Canal far re Staip api IN Il. Gt
@Onplsntt ptrp ret be SOSlsu auEi.
a'ra uap luar Otsfstbs Sdlrtttdt, mI,
lrBte 8 ibr.
-"United States Official Postal G Guide. "
Vrausssssbfn ven efr ,,RiOtriibs prtB" in
Gam9rist Wlall, snEbdIt tius aIpbabsiiIS.
giff br pOit SFieisn btr scr. Staattu nit
County, CHAT uno @sRaIt. inIansifGr uns
ausIiubii&s Gelrauwtiianss Sfhiu /;
Saapt RfsalotiCnsn fir ehJ pot STirs.
DrPlrtmtnt 9nRrafiiOntH fir sas pubIiun
uup in. uub ausIaneiI6t 5abtllta fir aclirn
br gsFisSsu, Gs il fir Ssfb6ftsleufs, mel.
DE pisI pSfiaasH 81 stisF rgH babfu, pOu
9rOBsm 9htsrtiit.
Srrber aueptrfauf. Das Spas
fSneiss prrBs aItienldtt pcn 8tbrabtr
3rteutpalS, esfaUaHua gSt., DirO isSt
II StlisrH pT,iisH ausitriluft Nm tas esial
u pnGubln 2Br sastr biIiOt SItiS,r babtp
sia, fgatt kaf4bR fsfsrt ssrfpst&tH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03
Die Office tttnSst I'D In
yu. 427 9afa. 9(be.,
afaeniibtr her ,Itmrs" Office.
MetalI.M Marftpreife.

SCRANTON, 2. Dejembsr.
@efllgel. Jhn C Siibntr 20 Cts. per
plumb, Sl,25 per paar. Gurfey % 9ts. FER
pfe. Gnte % per pfunb. @anls "a Gents
per pfune.
Grihte Giirpnen rs Gents per Dussnb,
Apfslinsn75 Cts. 400 per Dubrn6, 9pep.
nuB 10 = 25 Gis. has 9tiif, Arpfrl % = 40
Gis. per ped, Bananas IS Gts. = 81 90 PER
Dugsnb, 9irntu IS - 20 Gts. pfr Quart,
piurGpffl 20 - 30 @ts. has Stiif, Yfrfhr
10 Cts. per Quart GtrIplanjtn 10
- 90 Gents eas Stid. Srierlbesre IL Gents
per Quart Drlapare Graubtn IS - 20 Gts.
per pfunp pbtr 40 Gts. per SSa6ttl Concord
20 GrnS per Brr.
slid Ine Auheru. Iuittrn 30 -
Is Gtnts per Quart. III tsr ShaaIe 81. 80 per-
Sunprrt. faepof t25 Gts. psr plumb, Salt
but 20 Cite. fsr pfune, @Utfi6 10 bis t23
Gis per- pfunb, ofbt 10 Cts per pfunp, ge.
ffsiftf Bag IS Cts per pfunb. 6IOunbsrS 10
Gents per pfunS, Gpbitrrs 10 Gents per J lfIEe,
Sa!mou SrUut Is Gis. per plumb, prrSris 10
Cts pr pfune, 9Srbiilt 10 Cts per plumb,
StparStr Bag tS StS rrr pfInc, friibs
Wafrrrl 10 - % Gts pfr Stiif, SllufiIb
70 Sts per pfar g9raERi9 i2l Gents per
pfune.
6Itil d. 9pIlrrbaus unb Sirloin 20
Gts Per lfuns. Iuue t6 Go, Sirlpin gratrn
20 Gts, funt 8ivgrn @rdtrn Is - 20 9ts,
Suppenleildb &c - i6 Ste, s'rCdnrhs
R:nb t23 - Is Gtt, iungrs gamm IS - 20
&ts per Yfuup. Sammd 20 Sc per lfuuS
aaIb 16 - % Cts, SAptiue IL = Is Sts,
Wsllter Sprrf l6 - IS St rtr piunt.
Bsm is 9cbnCn 8 Ets rer Quart. so
Stt per ped prtGIilIis - 10 SIS per Dun.
he. ,3rir5tlu 10 -i2 Gt5pr SGart, s9tI
iiittn % - 80 Gts per Prd, yip5rriib,n 81
Gts ptr Ted, Sphon WirriEig uub SuSaiS
Sauaib Sts. psr gianS. AnCt!dut 3) gts
prF Suneel, lreiEr RiNcr > GIs rCr psf.
i6Rarie 9triti5e % Gle pr YiaRp, 25 = 80
9tnls per 5lar6e:
6Tifde @tmiiIe. Rsiiiss Gts per
9unptI. 9artrHrIn % g. PEI FED, 9llmrn.
f,bl ) - 30 Sts per Supf, nrurs araut ~
- IS Gis ptr HOpf, alrtiGs 20 Cts Ter
Gl!id. rslbe Rii!tn 10 gts rer 9antu. rrtbts
Rraut Gts. per Yiunt., SiiBs NaririfrIn CD
Gts per prf, Gina Ycbutu IS - 25 &ts per
Gudrt, ltssr pftHsr 20. = 25 Cts pr IHsrae,
0alinirtEs 10 = IS Cts ptr Sunerl, Gslsrir
% = 30 Cts per Slnesl
8erGu6srtes lcif6 unb SLID.
SGiHtfn gan 19 G!s per plumb, brtm pfunh
2 9is per pfuuc, 3uugs 81 - 1.5A tas
Stiit. Siat Heidi 22- 50 PER pfanb, Srtd
i6 Cts pr pfr. @sriu6trit SalmVn 30 Gts
per pfInr, SdIitut o. Cts, Suiras 20 - 10
Cts rsr grr 9rIisncs 20 - % Cts PER
Plumb.
8eri6ftbsnts. Giu 32 Gts per
DuBeHb, SOuis in Blasiba6lrlu 80 Gts per
pfHhe, iIurs galpaunrn i2a Cts p.T pfgHc,
laurr SapliasfV6r IS gts pr YfunS, friiSs
NaIbauntn t0 Gts per plumb, Gett Is Gis per
gfuno, DattsIu 20 GiS per Tfans, Mnplr
Ssrun 81 50 i.70 per 8alune, 9rpfsl
81 90 = 3 80 per GaB. S4dfrr SaefUrn 80
3eris PER Quart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03

- Autn 6iralbaluifrstn tcFtu wtr
bitrmtt stnsn auisn g1tnF gu gtbsn, p.nn
nit 9SEsH ntttbtilsu. soe itit Ssatun
'''Hs ! or's IN JleW gS.t stnr, ttu,ia
n"0 aa"a 'sR Sntsrtdtn aGsr 4,iratbs,
lulttGsn gsptemstf 3tituas, uutsr e.m
dtfsl: 10 stratb Ganjttgtr"
sriGstnt BON bsm unS fO,b,n Rc. l6 ,u.
StnS. alt Brittle limb su atrslar,n {:
"an;'iasr" pUftrr $500, N,p gjurt 6.
Sans Srsttmanu's SalGaS,n
O'tite iitsr {ittl zines Sg&.s, nslt.s All.
ldesn lbtr Saus Srriimann ,ntbat ais ,r in
tran'rsit aIs pEsasii$u llIan furaairts. Go
III in stEsm sisrnibimliSsn StutlS. GnaIiIt
sfi$ritSsH ans isbr intrtTant. brausd,as.
ben PtrS 70 BON pstsrIOa u. Srusrr, pb laStl.
Fbia. ''''"'''
@sbtihgr Ssnsis,r, 6,r0usasssr
Der .altt uub Nsur Bsii," paaiten
u0s - bsrthten, Oae Der pros p,tlss
Scurnols fir 1876 nur 20 Genie ptr
bsii une $500 per 9dbr n. Die
pr'sanslbs aui ben 'rasn 5sfi.a mar
ttnt tEttes,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03
gfspt @sanigIuauieH.

Grttmaustura 27. acu. Srit atRern
frib mar bier ero5s aufrfsuus ptstu sss an
etr Jsmilir pes Alsn'SsB Nribtsuanbe5rau,
be-. S.s 9iirsr uaD bic StBSfSsa iattsn
unauibSrIiS aIa ben Sims unO bsiTsn 8du-
btr uuS emilio fIHO man BE eN9t tse Sinh
lsius i'm g,biJ RlpT. 5it tpurSs iosIsi& ale
bic tfs etrmi5tsu SiuSiiuss erfanut. Die
1nb'situ csaira iabr larf earauf bin, bab bic
Wpul..r eas 9inp in a Slut aepOifsH bat.
6rau Gjsb Burpe arr;iirt anb tsnte gormitias
IN pls sriSnsais in 5aifcn s'bra4t,
-Gp4f 9l5aF vOa Strouss6urs
nnrt leBt,n SaTR 4 in aIIsr son lib
3 prsn. Z.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03

ScurnaI" Sstiplets, II bfsbaIb ftbr HabrfGsin.
lid, neil zine aIIstmsfHe SsrabisBuns brr
eUbns In ttr abf&t bsr srVbsn SsOblsr> GOm-
Pasnitn Iieet.
llnb biefss III aud obnt 3psifel iiber
bic 9dsentsritts pon Gerdniou Der
6an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03
S9luB nno GrSifnnua Der Voft
Sdlub mad glrp gJurI, YbiIabsl-

SdluB na1 Nrn UoTt, pbilabel-
pbia, bic Ntp Gnglanbhdatsn,
ras guslnno unb ben Stdiip.
ntn ttr z. Z. u. 9E. GiIrntabn
tnilana 9t5 9orn
4utantt pun Dor, 2.OOHa&Hi
S6luB nah @ilfrsbans, Carbon
II. Stupliia Co., 9.t5 Born.
aufunft BON bort, 1000
S1luB nat 2arbpneaIe, Spnts.
bale papItp uns punftt an Der
DsI. II. Suef. Gilsnbabn, fptptt
Sulltpan uno Orange Co.,
". g. iibr StfsrfOn 3pfiss
babn uno Grit Giienbabn 9.15
@nfunft BON bort loco ~
S6lu6 na& allen ptaI. IunfIs,
an frr .. {. II. gS. 6iisnbabn,
nsrSIi&sr Ri&tuus Bingham.
ten &c. IFS Wahm,
gntanft ron bort 1000 BERN
S6Iub mad g4iIiesbarrt, 3prtb.
umbfranb, Slrisburs, SaIti.
more, llpli6s Staaten une Sta-
tipHtn ber Cad. u. SIemesburs
Girnbabn sutIaus LIS 9a&m
llnfuuft pom bort t.45
5blue nab Garbonealt, Del. II.
Surfcn @iirnbabu IFS
sRfunit pon bort 200
SGlue mad Nep 2IpTF, pbiIatsI.
pbid, WasbiReion. Ntu gns-
Ianeftnatsu uup AusIane nit
etfhlc1enfr ppif 3.25
Nnfuhft eerIelben ron bort 7.3O D|ora
G6luB mad Syer pdrf, Duumprs, prppi
bsur 9.i5 Born. une IFS gluhm.
antpuft sSH bort 900 gVrm uHs t.90
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03
Nartuer aefucbt.

Gin 9Gdsr nit $500 CAPITAL, I'm zine
neue eGdsrri auiufanseu in sinem sutrH Gs.
itdfisp!ag. asiHs SppcFtiSn, glag,ufrasen
III periti Grptsiticu. III
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03
Siai9 ;M perfaufen.

Sr laet; als bic Dtutibtn I'M djnnpn, une
lrtne 6rs"nes ipebsiOntert Gin, ibn III bsiud,n
nne l.tnr 9Saart Iu priifru, uns itR gpn e,rru
Staisftit Ju fSsrjiustH.
S0ap7a 9aItus Sutta
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03
81. S en- { G,
s G q G =!

w ~
gprtug unb @rrttriIt Bon CMutual)
gegrnieitt3sn SrurrDrri6erung5 ,@elsaI&aftrn
srsrn (StoclO Capital Gompaanitu.
gEdrum in elmer auslineiihen t5eIruIGaft
psrfperu, psnn 9br in psnnlypanien in eintr
beIIsrn @tlrulbnft GuD ale 5btibabsr an
@tpinn uup 8erIuf prribsrn unb anI6liebsn
fpnnt, unb babel
u Bon 25 bis so proSnt @sIb srIpart.
D Stine 9rfdbr lauft 5aB Cure Gpmpaanis
aufstbrptrn fpire, pber ipie bsim @bieaap 8turr
aus 1brtr GrilfenJ aeirieben.
Dur6 3idbTiae 9rfabruna, bat brr Inter
stibasie bsite YIins bon 0rriitrunesn se,
prnft unO bat bic urbrBeu9rns stppnntu, ba6
bic Mutual Spmpaanien am iteritsn unb bill.
ligiten iIHo. Debbab ipre4t ppr une ptrli.
1srE Gu4 IN esr fclssnSn SupsrIGFiatn Gem.
pngrirn:
9eti9b Bailey, Nllsntppu, pa., + $4,000.
Columbia, Of Columbia, 2dn-
taIer Co., 725 600.
prctsetiUr Wutual Of Sbrnan.
erab, pa, 100000.
@ermanta 4sbensperI. Co.,
Nep gorf, 100000
Otsie GOmpasnirn inp ale fiber, auvsrlaiTia
uno prompt i'm B9dbIrn. ZANZIBAR fir cas
mir bisbr erihrnfts 3utraurn ais gatut,
iprree tp MID brmiiben, aud in ser 3ufunft
msintn Grsunbsu etrf6t su prrprn.
SOft74 Gbriffiau SSlInsr, gamt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03
3u Dcrf0ufem:

Cine pdrtis GtnBppffen unb Brsttt =
bon SrrjfsliGrr aualiiGt; fptpie Baubpll ir-
Der @rt iptIdss na6 BsleIIuns afIGgt unb &c.
Iitffripirb. 9luftrSOs ntbmsn al pr. @barlss
GtfbeE SndntOn pbsr Staut II. Srsilib
Dunrtues. 5m;74
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-03
sett sDcrtllicftcal :

Giir eire Rette Sabre = vi tiis gIdrr eutss
@ausrsilanb, Bslesrn i'm Qddapanud GOwm-
Ibtp une an bic City scranton ertnjene, an
Der 9inie ben piit5tpu glprnur, unb nur ~
Ninuttn Sang pUn bsr Sfbrnfnbrif. Ditls
gauerrt etsgtt tG SOr,isIid gum Salttn BON
Anbtr tlir Wllhsrpinn une ;ur paaniuug
ppn Sjfrliiirn fir esn Warlt Die TtrufyI.
Udnid Satn paIirt ourCb taS 9anb an brm
Beaver MsabpOp Gnbe. Rsbrsre quite Duel.
Ism iiue aaf btni 9anb. 9Stgsu 5srmtne unS
SspiugunBru frasr man mad bel
Spbn 5anbleS
29irbr Snantpn, ga.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-11

AT prayer meeting Leid ut a we'll
known frst-ciass ciuD at Whitehall
Gardens, IA reverend clergyman prayed
earno stiy for Mr. Gladstone, that IL"
might be turned into the way Of truth,
and for Mr.. Disraeli that be might be
continued therein in connection with
the Public Worship bill. Three times
ovcr he used the pet name Of Dizzy.
The Conservatives Of Virginia have
been fortunate in their nominations
for Congress. Among Tie candidates
are J. Randolph Tucker, Johu GoOde,
ex-GoV. Gilbert &. Walker, beverly
Douglas, George G. Cabell, and john
L. Harris, all of whom are men Of
marked ability, The probabilities IA
vor the election of all Of these except
perhaps Ir. Goode, who has great
odds against him in a large Repubii-
can majority and the patronage of the
Norfolk Navy Yard. Virginia has
therefore a fair prospect for a Con
gressional delegation compared favor
ably with those contributed by her to
the nation in the days before the war.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-11
EEeGHfOrt sin,i sKssItiiNi!ID.

The season at Beaufort has ended
suddenly. a few cool days and nights
have sent the pleasure seeking crowd
flying homeward, although they may
be we'll assured that the hot weather
is not over. As lone swallow does not
make a summer" SC one cold north
wind does not bring winter, and this
month of September is the best to
spend on the coast Gf We except May
of the whole year.
But it was not Of Beaufort only we
began to write. We were thinking if
our advice had been taken last fall
and good boarding places established
at Sniktlyille, how much more money
would ROW have been in circulation III
this city and the surrounding country.
The average attendance ut the At
iantic Hotel has been, say two hum
dred guests, which, at an average ox-
pens,, Of three dollars each for ninety
days, makes the nice little sum of
(S54 ,0U0) tifty-four thousand dollars.
Suppose AZ the other houses had
another one hundred guests and the
sum is (SSl, ,O00) eighty-one thousand
dollars, add to this ell outside expenses
and we find that not less than one
hundred thousand dollars has been
put il Girc4latio.l there during
the dd!l business season this
summer. Is not every merchant
in Wilmington inter .stad III establish
ing such il shopping trade as the prox-
unity of fasi.ionabie Watering place
creates.
Newhern, at forty miles away, has
felt the benefit Of this summer trade,
for however we'll lady may equip
hersclf for the summer campaign at
the sea side, there are Il hundred lit
tie things always needed to repair
damages. These ar" some of the
arguments in favor o, having II nearby
place OF resort. Ne must have one OF
Two before the neZt season. Is there
no man i'll Wilmington or up the Caro-
lima Central Railway, who will step
forward like Mr.. RoDeiG ,iraham, and
put up the necessary buildings? Or
could not Mr.. Graham himself DE IN
duced to examine the aouiId5 or Smith
vile anti see ii IL wO;tlti nCt be Il good
Investment t. cXpcud Il htti1 money
iI,rc. The Carolina Contrnl Railway
runs from Winning ton directly by Mr..
GraiIalIS > ,:oor .sua down Acie is his
'.uttur.,i route 10 tho sea.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-11
s.lN,T,~ HISTORICAL CHART.
*oIi..tAsls. Rev and Noble.

1t has been our pleasure to see and
C1aIilIne this wonderful chart, and we
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the best publications ever brought be-
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bring the eye to the aid of the mind in
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the eye takes III at a glance the con-
temporaneOus events III the history of
nations, and the mind is compelled to
lmDIbe and retain the facts which are
given both to the eye and the thought.
lime Is represented as stream,
flowing Ill a certain allotted space each
century. Different contemporary na-
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nation begins stream begins; when
one nation conquers another, the
stream sweeps around, biots 1t out and
moves Oh wider than before. The
events are written down in the stream
just where they took place, those
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those less prominent in smaller type.
In the same manner all the principle
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of death, are made to sand prOmi-
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short 1t photographs the histories of
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Preceding the chart proper are
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pend of Information, clear and easy OF
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tistics of churches, according to the
bic tables indispensable IN the compile
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We have given only brief descrip-
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present it AS its merits demand. We
lay it down as firm belief, that its
familiar use III every household IN the
land Will Increase "A thousand fold t Ie
of the next generation III
this important field.