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Nahodile zatknuti zednika Lisky sp6-
sobilo naramny pfevrat Brunove phi II
volenskeho soudu pesti, jenz ovsem
zps6atkusjevil Sc napadnym, alo nepo-
chopitedlne dlouhym zastavenim vseho
jednani.
Rytmistr Juga nekolik zasvecencd,
iiz ocekavali vysledku teto zalezitosti u
castenstvim = obavou, byli nadmiru zara
zeni nemohli sobe nikterak vysvetliti,
co by zastaveni toto mohlo ospravedl-
niti.
Hedvika, nevinna pficina, ze Strop
byl pfisel do Ksasnic, ably zmocnil Sc jeji
osoby mlyna, byla osudem urccna, aby
nyni pred soudem byla hlavni pficinon,
ze mohl yrah lupic k trestu byti po-
Imam, neh vypravovani JEFF o posledni
schulz jeji 8 Vernerem bylo zleynym IN tax
fka dikazem zlocinu Stropova.
Vypravovdni toto je etenafi jiz znamo
cd prvni jeff navstevy u jeji pfitelkyne
mladi, pant smejove dojista jestc pa
met ctenafoye. DostaGi tudiz zminiti sc
tcliko opech udalostecn, Jez pfispivaji
k vysvetleni obratu pteliceni Bru-
move.
Werner byl as desate hodine, zkratka
po te, kdyz ohniva zafe 8 oblohy byla
zmizela, Hedviky, II plotu zahradniho
SO objevil. Mel ma hlave capku civilni
Sat, ably pozdni tuto dobu pozornost ma
sebe neobracel a zejmena zrakiim mlyna-
fovym spise uscl. -
Jesto bylo stvrzeno, ze Werner kratce
pred tim kasino ddstojnikdv ,,modreho
kapra" uniforme byl opustil, toz bylo
pravda, ze Y teto kraticke dob6 byl mes
kal We sve svetnici u ,,konicki'', ze Sc
tam ptevlekl, jak to Bruno Juga co tajny
pozorovatel byl vypovedel.
z rozrnluvy Vernera Hedvikou mic
nevysvitalo, echo by souditi Sc mohlo.
10 Werner M samovrazdu pomysli.
|, Kdyz Werner byl Sc vzdalil, byla i
Hedviks do mlJna odbehla, ale hned po
tc cbjevila SO Ease zahrade, ponevadz
mela "a to, ze Werner sc vrati, jesto ces-
ia, jiz byl se dal, byla zbytecnou potme
nepfjemnou oklikou.
Jakmile Hedvika vesla do zahrady, by
Ia ihned pozornost jeji obracena ma Glove
ka, jenz dostavenieko jejich byl pferusil.
Avsak nevid6la no vice, aGkoli by byla
mohla jcste dlouho no videt neb kroky ic
ho slyset, kdyby byl Sc vracel touze ces-
tou, kterou byl pfisel. Nsproti tomu ale
poEorovala, 10 "a pobfezni houstinou ma
| proseisim bfehu Krasnice pohybuje Sc
rychlymi kroky postava, jez prve byla
pfekrocila lavku. Werner byl by to mo-
hi jen tenkrate byti, kdyby byl pockati
cht6l. To ale nebylo jeho umyslu, neb
Hedyika cht4jic mu d&ti znameni. ze "a
50 - vratila, zazpivala hlasits pisnicku
dobfe mu znamou. Tuto pisnicku bylby
: tax nepatrne vzdalenosti byl musel ely.
BET, bylby bud COST ma to odvetil aneb
90 vratil. g
i Kdo byla tudiz tato postaval FLIP
l6trop.
Il Byloli to podeztele, 70 Strop nemoKl
u vysvetliti zmizsni sveho klobouku, tot po
! mijsla, ,yIelik4 dounenka, jes podezten'
sIeAiap alislAsss slayssoysii cd t. chvile
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elGyGianssSkE trIl.
Cleveland, dne /. zati. 1S1

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Psenice: tislo /, cergena 2imni
/ 100 els ?. 1.07.
Kukufice: 14-75 cts
4 Owes: Gis. /. 4G els. 2. A ctG.
Zito: 60-S5 busel
Jecmen: - busel.
Mouka: 6.5Q-1.75 "a sud z corye
ne neb BIZ 2imni psonico mleta V
mtst6; samct4c druhy ma venku nile
te Q 80 ctd. meme; jarni psenicna mouka
5.75-G.50 "a sud.
Zitna mouka: 5.50-6.25 za sud.
Pfce: "a Tunt hrabfch otrub 1900;
nejiop-i (bTddlings) 24o0.
Seno: Timotejske ma f1rech 28.00-
$500 "a TOM.
Nasolen6 hov6zi maso: Ceny
stale 4 poptavlsy dobr6, 12.oo-l300 "a
extra Mess.
Uzen6 maso sunky nalozenG v
cukru 14l-15. Pfodni - cti; spell II
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!'oudkn. ma sndv Is: ma venku prevafo-
I1-l2 die iakosti.
Maslo neilepsi 25-27
Y eice fcrstye 12-1I ma Study q DO
citane
SFra. toyarny 12-13 eta 20 libr
Bramborv novf e5-S0e huscl
Cfbnle nova ~ baxnn 325-35o
Faznlo 1-5-9f5 - bpsaI noiIarsi
dulb
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kuchynska 2.85.
Chmel: 16-30 ctu III librn zapad-
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-21
WHITE PINE ITEMS.

Neeopy the subjoined itemsnf inter
81 from the White Pine Mons OF last
saturday:
NEWARK MINING DI>rRrCr.-.t re-
cent yl.!t % this locality Ea~ convinced
H. that a bright III IRE j. IN store fer
the really m|eritnrious district. UFaa
the advice OF Mr.. Strattou. >u;rru-
teHdent of the works and MINIS, Mr..
\ Long, Il Of tie iJiree orS al .he
company, and a lar1e o"Her therein, =
AZ present making 4 Visit [ o tie PROB
ertE. In uier~atIoE with ham W.
a~,certained that the company sill ha>
perfect faith in the r-ermaneuey Of Ire
mines, and are prepared 20 advance
money 10 properly develop the sam.
y smeiting furnace OF 10 tons caYac.tv
Is now being erected at the tom Il
Newark, and Hlil soon be ready -
START up on Gre~ from tie mites stu
a.e GA Diamond mountain. Duta >s,6T-
distance from 10 site ot the ~I.rHI-e.
Mr.. BaSsc-t, Of Eureka furnace uot8-
rely. i tine hHi4aer. ami having pre-
cured The !thIn- som from ne Pan
cake stone quarry, no lo11- can 81
had that tAe venture ~ proee
e~fnIneatlY successful. The DIcta-
tor mine, one Of the IsaIlHz
ones of the disirie,. j.. uoH be-
ln- worked under contract ly sever9t.
miners aud has reteu-.g shown
iar-e ami rich deposit Oi ore. wII.
assays SHOW, oe, a. Ei-h a S-g and
go per ton. Inc body q or. refer
rel 10 now show, a width Of thr-.
feet. with every Indication Of Wileuiu=
as depth j. attained. Much feeling i,
expressed hy the miners il re.atl9u Il.
an item appearing in a iate number OF
the EIreha SeIttusei. in waleh lis
sta.ed that the ore contains Elf.e.i COP
per. The contrary i the ca,e-nu
trace Of copper i 10 BE fOUnd-iH flc:.
the ore i OF a free milling character.
The Diamond mine j. also lO0Nins re
hnarkdbly well, showing quantities -
fFee milling ores, which aTe being
rapidly extracted and placed on tire
dump ready for transportation IN tho
rnt The Battery NINE i also be-
NJ successfully worked, and proig.-
ny large quantities Of pay ore. Many
other locations are SHOW .ng We. and
all bid fair 70 become !eading pr0ler-
ties. The feeling auin.g manager,
and employees seems 3 be ID of 4rzat
unaninity d hopeful sentiment liz the
future oil Eeaark District, one III wuicit
We most healthy share. y hen the
new furnace is finished and 4 start
made, we are Of the opinion that orr
OFT repeated theory Of the success Of
smelling as against milling or taiS Dis
trict, VIII be fully realized. A New
ark. We met oJr Old friend Gus.
could, of Austin, who, we are in
formed, viii be retained at Newark ia
the employ Of the company. GINS.
has been enough among mines and
miners to know all about the manage
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-21
AN tNroaTaor OFFICE.

A. political excitement Increases
many voters are liable 10 overlook one
Of the most Important offices - Ice
filled 10y their SutirtCes on Tn" 81 ct
November next. We alllde 20 the
Office of superintendent Of Public In
struction. The Sale has bad enough
of .preacher" superinterien's, aud
the coming election presents the first
opportunity eVer offered 10 the peoI lie
of Nevada to elect 4 prac.i.al teacher
and Il man in every way Thoroughly
qualified to fill the position. We al
lHIc to y. IL. Willis. Democratic uon-
inee for SAFE >uperin,en!en; OF Pao.ic
instruction. MIR. Willis i Il graduate
of Princeton College of New Jersey,
and has devoted his whole lie to odu-
cational matters. lie i neither a par
tiSan nor politician. nor has he a
shadow 81 religious preference or pre-
judice. He possesses several maFked
traits Of character. IL devotion. Cn5f-N
and urhaai;y. His private character
Is >po less: his morally is of the par
ct order.
Our attention has been called 70 the
above. from the Virginia Pos. ina>-
much as the Par>on Is q residen; eli car
diocese. We are disposed - give him 4
fair chance in his r'rc, and this brings
IL TO say ti.at ntrors are easy between
him and MIR. Willis On the Prince
ton College business. par>on Rel
y graduated from Princeton before
MIR. Willis ever wen: there. ~ 70 HE
spo;!ass character matter the Far>on
says he can't we'll imagine how = er-
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arrangements FOR transportation are

arrangements for transportation are
made.
The mining market is strong and en-
cited, with Improvement in prices of
most kinds.
The British war steamer Tenedos,
from Panama and South American
ports. is coming up the harlor.
The entries for the great running
c will close at the Lick House to-
night. but the result wilt probably not
be known for several days.
The funeral of Harry Larkins, who
was shot by Muvbridge. took place
this afternoon, from the Church Il the
Advent, ami was largely attended.
The United States steamer Tuscarora,
announced L sail for the Hawaiian Is
lands to-day. has been detained hy or
ders from The Department until further
notice. All MAJ matter left AZ the
Navy Pay OtGre. viii he deposited i'll
the pp>toiace. to 90 10y the bark II. c..
Maury, which will leave on Friday
p 1t las been decided thar the
Ttt>carora shall make deep-sea sound
ing> between this port and the lia-
waaiau Islands, aud.she is en-asel At
present taking on the Necessary
Apparatus.
No jury has vet been obtained in tho
ease Of Corhctt. for the murder ct Jas.
Fleming. Another ATTEMPT will lie
made To- morrow.
=. :. Foster. Us. Consul Il Aria. in
he Navigator Group Island, says he
WIS a that pors about the latter part of
May last. when the German sloop of
val Anchor cam there. Her com-
manicr levied :-o.oae upon the native
chief, tut through the Intervention of
American missionaries lie reduced the
claim 70 $1,000. Five thousand of the
aJLeun. waS paid. AMI bonds taken for
,he remainder, payable i'll two years.
Il: one Der cent. per monh interest.
The sloop sailed 10 another port near
.Apia. seized lands in dispute between
Germans and natives. burned their
hou>eS and sailed away. lie SAYS he
Was an eyewitness Of these tran>ac-
tiunS.
\ son Of John Roberts. Of Modesto.
was Killed today. He fell OFT a
loaded wagon AMI ,hp wheels pissed
over his body. lie died almost in.
Stantlv.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Funeral Notice,

EUREkA LODGE No. II, +. 4 A. MA
IL meeting of this ledg viii be held at Ma
sonic Hall to-day W edHesday-octohcr 2lst.
al | o'clock 7. ". for the purpose ofnttendins
the funeral OF oar late broth r, +. W. Perrin.
Officers and members will be promptly in at
tendance; and all Master Masons in god
standing are invited te be present.
bAN. l.. BAlLl. W. NJ.
4, BENEriCr, Secretary.
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The War in Sou!h America.

RIO J.NEIEp. oct. -.
The news from ;he .ir-eI me ~'afe-
eaH in4I"~ sriike. the insur-ent .Cdd-
r. ~i;4ts>. b re and ArrelorID haze
lo mi Genera Ai;re. Several vessel.
OF The na.Y have zone over "a ;ie in
~>ur-ent~. ArmieI,o ha> taken COIN
maud oil tie troops to defend BaenuS
AYle~. The Ar4en ne Government ha~
requested the authorities nj Nome
N-eo to prohibit enlistment, and she
cXpor. oi arms for the rei,e. i~prcc,.
Ihs Champion scu,Ier Challenged.
iAiir.NN. oct. -.
f'"ar-r Brown has aceIeeti from al
itoraita postal card containing the fol-
lowing:
Nu}. cannoj beat Lorg>tey.i u single
~%cl!i!~. for 500 aside, in San Francisco.
Al hiu six months. Nours.
t>i-LedI AITEEr ioAr CLUr.
81 Ntligio. talitoru n.
Although this j. looked on asa hoax.
friends OF Brown viii make efforts to
discover if Inc - cau be 4ut Hp.
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ment of them. and his presence there
presents another argument in favor of
the eventual success of this district.
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Crest .eat Srans Grows Weary CT
Gniri Ecrln Taik-He will pc
fi.ie his Position on the Subject
ut nn Early .3atc-ihe Presi-
DENTAL Sis.e for .S-NasGburHc
tor president. Blaine az vice.
prc.i .cnI kt:craey ScHerai
Williams after Gysc HHssiau Di>-
~ion-i Careful Canvass OF fac
Sxaa:c to % -a.ir- Taa b.vSi..ia
Gu5Srnato-iai Ei.hf -she Flee
ten of u Democrat Conceded.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAiNING IN THE TuSrofFICE AT
IL LireAn. nevada. oct. -. ISL. Persons
i|uIuirn- tor Letter.. Will please say ".AdySr-
used oct. =. ISIS"
I.aiics' List.
DtyeroaaX Mrs Vim TASTY Miss Mimic
Higgins mis- sable hIus Mss bella
ruIIat Ma-.ie
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EASTERN DISPATCHES,
BT Overland Telegraph.
rrestleat Grant GroN< Weary ci

SPECIAL. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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In Elr-A i. Uct. oh. Elyard y, Iefriu.
aged - ) afs.
.tsuerai viii take place from St james
church az - it-E.
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FALL NE ETINC
WILLOWS RACE COURSE,
9TH 2STH, 18th.

A THREE DAMS MEETING WILL
~ take place oyrrtho Willows Race Course,
Eureka. on November 27;h, 18Th. =. tn.
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SECOND DAY. NOV. 2STII.
Entrance to Closs Tcyember 25tt

In nj! the above raass, entrance foo will he
- ier cent. Thee OF more Ia euteT, three TO
start. q. VI, IiAEiN,
Proprietor Willows 4,acc Coarse.
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The latest phenomenon is fellow in

The latest phenomenon ia fellow in
Staunton, Va, who eats glass. Il
went out" says the physician who de-
scribes it, land sc cured piece, about
one-third of broken pane, uud
brought in several friends to witness
the sight. He took the glass and de-
liberately bit out piece about the
size Of q silver half-dollar, and chewcd
it up with as much gnsto as if it had
been piece Of bread, swallowed if,
taking afterwards a swallow of water
and bread, he said, to get the Particles
ont of his teeth. He would have eaten
the whole piece, if had requested. us
he had frequently eaten tu,nbiers for II
drink of whiskey. He said he would
eat any kind Of gluss except the CO.
lored bottle glass, which had poison III
it. He was first induced to try the ox-
perimont about three years ago, u: Il he
Cape Of Good Hope. by surgeon in
the British navy, who bet he could eat
all the glasses eighteen in numbel) ut
dinner party, which he did, aud he
saw no reason why he could not do as
muoh, SO he tried it by ealiug only
three. Since that time he has eaten
glass for the amusement OF Others,
over thousand times. with DO disu-
gseeable effeot. The only difference
he sees is. it gives him an appetite"
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Hon. D. H. chamberlain PROPOSES

D EGARDLESB Of political opposition,
~ to gain the gubernationa' chair. The
Indian Girl proposes, regardless II oppo-
sItion in her line, to gain the wholesale
trade OF tho State; for, as the tpas'c Of III (.
Itrrtichoran School aurpasste in gr, ceiu!-
ness the man VINO only knows how
To Dance Jig
S" Iii, maid, through long exp .r:yicu. a,s;
through acquaintance with til. rti: i! tr, d.
can nnrpass other houses, in plac ng witt,
Dealers such Cigars as th ir customers
Nil most delight to eInohc for really, o,,
might as we'll ,Spact Republicans to III @.
Democrats
On the Democratic Platform
n, to look for Cigars that in Quaiit- O.
pl ice will compare with those sold at
INDIAN 6 IRL CIGAR STORE,
Columbia s. C.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR CONSERVATIVE
CANVASS FOR FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL
DIsTRICr.-Greenvilie, October IA. IS;
Spartanburg, October 16; Uniop, Oct.
II; Rock Hill, Oct. 10; YorkvilIe, 90.
tober 20; Lancaster. October %; Cam
den, October "a The meetings will
be arranged for y NJ. Other appoint
ments hereafter.
T. r KERSHAW
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From China we have Intelligence
that 60, 600 Chinese troops. beng sta
toned nc Tientsin, conspiracy was
discovered among them to seizs the
city and massacre all the foreigners,
and that the ring-leaders have been
arrested. This animosity against TO-
reigners is as doep- seated and genuine
in China as similar feeling is in
California against the Chinese. and
probably springs from the same cause,
as the introduction of American
steamers on the Chinese rivers has
taken away the business of thousands
OF male and female owners of ANAL
boats. The conduct of many Ameri-
cans and Europeans who land in China
is well calculated to increase this feel
ing, and the English war especially
gave force to it. A steamer plying be-
tween Canton and Macao has been
seized by the pirates, the officers and
crew murdered and the vessel robbed,
but the triumph was brief, as the
pirates were captured. Piracy seems
to be chronic evil in Chinese waters.
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GREATE:r show ON THE CONTINENT OF AMERICA!
TOO vi i sim
irif
,.t:i. Feast. ,.r1
""
0A! i EXH ':4:;U.G oT TIE :HUH So $40.
,l.
Giant
= nu>;,,
las Sc, i.ut I II W: ~.
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THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR STORy.
STILT AHEAD!

F5HuE proprietor OF this cetabliehme !,
& would respectfully announce to til,
public and his numerous patrons. that !. =
has largely in oased liz facilities for .uI =
plying TO thcu the u -rands of CIGAE.
both imported and dv.uestic. Th- ir fore.
for the manufacturing of tho beet Cigar
has been large y increased, thereby cna-
bling them 10 compete with the largest
.,cw York and Baltimore houses. OF this
tao dealers throughout the entire State
can certify. Tho celebrated &c. PAHTAGAS
al: still all tho rage; also, the 10,. I'M
PORTED LONDRES.
nj. SUI ZBACHER,
No. los Main street,
Two doors below Wheeler House
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Look TO Your Blood, There is Life in
II Yeti

WTITHCUI puro Blood no fcsh is tree
w from disease.
Tho Queens Delieht"is ia the greatcs:
Blood Purifier.
If yonr blood is poor, wate,y. full Of
II your health is declining wasting of vi
tai force-nso tho "Queen's Delight"
If You have rheumatism, Sweliines OF The
Joints-use the "Queen's Delight"
Ifyou have Chlle. Fever aud Ague, Bill
iou.ncss-use the "Queen's Delight"
If you havo Sick Fl Heaiache, Nervousness
Woaknrss use tho Queens Delight" "
II ,ou have Jaundicr, Liver Complaint.
Yellow Sk;n-use the "Queen's Delight"
II you have Dysprpsia. Fluttering about,
the lloart.-nse tho "Queen's Delight"
II ynu have any Cutaneous Eruption,
Itching Hnmors, Carbnncles, Erysirtias O,
Kings Evil. Goitre. nothing will remove it
but no Queens Delight"
II vou want q Summer Tonic and Winter
Invigorator-use the Queens Delight"
Cal! and get . Circular, and read it.
Prepared only by
E. H. HEINITsH,
Sept30 Pharm acist.
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OUR GOODS

Are better made, OUR ASSORTMENT
larger, and OUR PRICES lower, than any
other houee in tho State.
An experience OF thirty years in the
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We kerr large iiHes oi ENGLISH AND
FRENCH C!- . IHS 9. he ch::..r. makes.
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Our Boys and Youths Clothing
Embraces evory variety that can h..
found in large retail ciuthing houses, and
have been selected with great care, and
will be freely shown.
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COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY,, OCTOsER 81 DAY ONLY!
OLD JOHN ROB yS0IN GREAT W0RLW EXpONT0y /;

S E"v 'r.1e show, With Ane, ica's Favoriic Manac
~ uE AMI .HMi:STS: alY HlGrr NONE p,K{. ~
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Cuut1a! National Hank Bui,d;no

PEICEs To SUIT THE TIMES.
sira.iiot as 'rosa S3 per month ;.rwa,ds :
i.riiy i;ro.ar !,rm IS per III III. upwards !:
law ols' flee, fraul SC ~ rlon,l. upwards
VtrER Gas WATER arl WOOp CIC.
81 Is aHI o:h.i moieru in.pi ovrmrii. : il. :
e!'!e nniidinG No J1tk ,o.i,S ali fraItii y
on the street Good ventilation A JaHitol
IN Charge Of building Apply Ia Central
Bank, or To Mes SEIni Is & tZELL.
Aprl
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IMPROVED
GEORGIA COTTON PRESS!

Tatcntfd March, IS!O,
BT PENDLETON & BOAIsDHtAN
AUGUSTA, GA.
ftNH i satisfaction this PRESS has give q
Il i'll the past, The great improvement /
m ade on it, and the fact of its being from
forty TO fifty dollars cheaper than any other
good Press. should induce planters and.
others to send for ono oil our new Circular G
befol purchasing. We also manufacture
Irons for Water Power Presses aud Screw
Presses. Addrees
PENDLETOE l. BOARUMAN,
Foundry and Machine Works. Kolluc.
Street, Augusta. Ga. july 2 wE4nro
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Our make oc SHIRTS have rcp.tuio,.
Tor lifting second .onone.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-22
BRIGHTON.

A number of foreseeing citizens OF
Brighton are using their utmost indeay-
ors to establish Town Fire Insurance
Company, but as many of the farmers are
insured for long times much Cd position is
met with. Cunning devices of Insurance
agents have blinded the people so long
that it is now hard for them to give
up their prey; accordingly they are max
ing extra efforts at present to secure in
surance but the people will not longer be
deceived. They have demonstrated that
Town Fire Insurance Co.'S. are adyantao-
eous, and Brighton has determined not TO
stand in its own light any longer.
james Ell. Jones, of Western Paris. has
sold his farm of "a acres and intends
moving at once to Kossuth Co. Iowa.
J. B. Jones, formerly of KeHosha. is at
present visiting his relatives and friends,
Wadsworth has just gone back to bust
ness after weeks visit. Smith will be
with US q short time, and Goldsworthy
we soon expect to see. We like to see
you come home boys. w.