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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 23S.

= TNT'T$TT Il 'TTTTTF,
Eureka, Nevada. Dee. -, lS7f. r..
NOTICE Is HEAEEl GIVEN HAT TIE
y Gedde> and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Conn any tIoSiutjcc address Eureka, Neya-
da,l has this day filed in this Off e II diagram
together with a notice Of application Tor a
patent from the | nited States. under act of
Congress approved May 10. l>7o9, for eight
hundred 40 linear feet Of the Bertrand No.
| Lode, the same running III 6-l0 feet nerth-
erlv and 81 4-lo feet southerly from the Ber-
trand shaft with surface ground 10 feet in
trict. Eureka county, Nevada. and drscribed
IN the plat and field notes ON file in this office
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U. S. Survey No. II.

BEGINNING nj a IoSt marked "No IL. 5. Sur
vey Ne H." the same being post No. / of Sur
yey NJ. ~. made for the GcideS and bertrand
Mill and Mining tomran, on the stockton
Lode. whence the Town tompany's well. in the
town Of Vanderbilt, bears south 81 a east
10 feet: shaft No. ) bears Sodth : west s0i
feet; and the t;edd : No. , .hatt bears north
> west l1otect; ethrnce running south - ".
-tN ,eet along >aid Survey NJ. 40 TO post
marked No. = |. :. Survey No. Il, whence Il
n~ut-pinc tree Il inches in diameter
bears north 90 east 10 feet: thence north
IL wcst so t"et to post marked No. 3l.S. sur
ve: NJ. Il; thence north - cas- 21 feet to
post nlarned w. -. Survey No. q, whence
a nUt-llne tree | foot in diameter marked q.
80. > i. /. bears south - east - feet: and
thence south II east 800 feet to post No. /:
the llacc OF beginning; containing ) t1-loo
acres: courses expressed from the truc
meridian with Il magnetic variation of 10 6
east.
Ibis claim is on unsnrvcyed land and is
bounded onthe south by theStocktunlo lode. The
claim Is recorded IL Book {, IAgc 10 otthc Sc
crct CANYON District Mining i1ecoris and n
copy o thc Notice and diasinm can be found
posted at the Gcdlc> 40. : shaft.
Dbl C1 kt : +. HORN. Register.
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Public Notice,

nj NERS AND ALI OTHERS ARE
VI hereby notified that the Basye Console
responsible tor payment Of labor or material
10 parties having contracts or
asteehi ents TO work on any Of the Company's
mines IN Pinto, Secret Canyon, or elsewhere
IN Eureka county. JOHN K. MURPHY,
Superintendent,
Eureka. SeY.. October 7. 1873. oStf
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REME3lM
DR.. GIBBONS DiSPENsARX

NO. 6.3 KEARNY STREET, CohshH
y Commercial. san Francisco: lisIetm n
trance on Commercial street. tS'a9Fu ~na Al
1891, for the treatment OF sexual anu .., ,",.
Diseases. such a~sGonorrh"a, Gieet; St. n.s...
syphilis in all its forms, seminal N.asa s,
Iinrotency, etc. etc. skin diseases VI !s 'n,
standing, and Ulcerated Legs. etc. sae''''"
ly treated. +, ornOur.
Dir. GlBB0N has the plea-ure o. .,"I', No
%rrinciraI hospitals Of Europe, and has IT.
The Doctor has spared neither Tune lnl has bs;
money in seeking out new renleutt.' ,he sl.
returned with increased facilities iVf NV "'
Walton of human suffering.
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Dissolution of Par4no,.,.

WE Co-PARTNERSnIp Urprrsulp'
existing between Benz, G. InnnLi9lQLE
Harrison is this day dissolved hv and Woi
sent. Bcnj. {. Levy will rav mutual cen.
against the firm, and will eollc,, =, u, aetOuh,
due the same. EEN..y% 'Tee' NJ aecouny
Fnroka. New. Feb. II. IA "AhhiSON.
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Application for Patent.
= NOTICE Ne. 81.
I. :. =RRGlSrLR'S OFFICE

Eureka. Nevada. Dec. -. 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI TIE
~ Gcddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company lFostoflicc address Eureka, Aeya-
da. has this day filed in this office a diagram
patent from the United states. under act ui
Congress approved May 10, l>72. tor eight
hundred 500 linear feet OF the Grddes 40. =
Lode. the same RAINING rs $40 feet southcrly
and f1l 7-lateet northrrly from the t;cddes No.
> SHAFT with surface ground 100 feet in width.
situated in Secret Canyon Mining district.
Eureka county, nevada. ard described in the
plat and Geld notes on file in this office As fol-
lows. to-WIt:
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Notice.
EUREKA, Fol

To JAS 4. PiRKER: 'M
Wv nI ARE MEEEBY NorIrIn ,r-
anired bv the Act of Ccnnroe ApentfVpsaa,ai
10Th. 1872. for labor done anS asnlh'ap,ss
made. on the Midas Ledge " IN rimlI'yn~s,y;,
District, in Eureka comn;r lufei, I'M.
the year ending May 10Th. is.3 ;'esada, iq.v,
Ilcnt; and you are further ne nov IN.
same to us, who have don no. .nd to rSG.
made such improvements vi,b;nn satsai
prescribed by law. MN Juutnaan The in.
ID. ". LEViVVS,
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Cured at Home ,r

TUNING PIANOS AND EE@'
pairing, by JOHN tkhnlSH!
Leave orders with w: !: FF;esbtv
KEEL. Price for Tuning h w.
Dollars.
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q. S. Survey No. 20.

Beginning at a post marked Nc. Us. Sur
vcy No. 20 whence tho Town Company's well.
in the town OF Vanderbilt, bears :. II T. l..
2>7i feet. The Calico shat bears y. 3S' ".
3i2 feet, and shaft No. J bears \. ~ ~ W.
81 leet: thence running :. - W. .o feet TO
post NAKED No. > Is. survey No. 20. whence
a nut-pine tree feet in diameter marx d ;. X
Il. B.. I. hcarsS lai4 ". rs feet. Tsis IS:
stands on the eastern boundary Of Surve- No
80. madc tor the Get;dcs and Bertrand Mill
and Mining Company on the Gcddcs No
Lode: thence y. II W. 1lsfce TO lost No. 4
of said survey No. ~. 100 feet to lost marked
40. 3 y. :. Survey No. 20. whence a n%ut-pinc
tree t inches in diameter bears y. 20 +. 10
feet: tn, nee y. ~ E20ieet to post marked No.
4 [. :. Survey So.t7b, and thence :. IL +. 1910
feet to post No. |. the place of beginning: con-
tanning 1 It-ln acres: courses expressed from
the true meridian with a magnetic variation
OF H.. East. Ibis claim is on unsnrvcycd
land and i. bounded On the IVES, by the
t;cddesSo. 4 and on the North by the Gcddcs
50. . Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c. page 10 Of
t-c Secret CANYON District Mining Records.
and a copy OF tn. notice and diagram can be
found posted at the location monument at the
Stockton cat upon the lode.
d30 CYhtS L. HORN. Register.
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. LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Croa:.-

Estate of ". PABLOrICuois.
II v upIoL is HEREBY GIVEN , ",aed
Of y. "nFa aSlo,sinefSdi a assaminis,la,eif Of +, By IHE
and all persons having cl a; 70 the credit.e,e.a'e.
deceased, to exhibit them @'m aa against Tia 2;
vouchers within four m"n,t II the neressssid
publication Of this notice ' ~ after The a.,
i,trator. at the office OF CO ae said ADM
attSrncy-at-Law. on Clark stro ouoe bard, Esa
o' Eureka. county of Eureka NJ, IN the Tow,
rrmole Administrator, EuressV anoWsEY,
Eureka, Feb. Z. 1874. county, IA,
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 2ii.
L. :. EEGISrER's OFFICE,
- ~ II ~ -

{. :. ItFtISTEK VFfNF,
Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~. 1873.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVE. THAT TIE
~ Geddcs and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company G'ostoi'ice address Eureka, Aeya-
da. has this day filed in this office a diagram.
together with q notice OF Application for a
patent from the United states. under act OF
Congress approved May 10, l>1.. ter one thou
sand Il0N5 linear feet of the stockton Lode.
the sam running 30 feet northerly and 'tD
feet .uuthcrly from the location monument at
the Stockton cut upon the lode, with surface
ground 30 feet in width. situated in Secret
Canyon Mining District. Eureka county. State
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
notes ON file in this office as follow. to-wit:
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FIsI!.

Fresh rock cod, baked, boiled or fricd..25 cts
Fre.h salmon. do do do - cts
Fresh sea bass. baked, Boiled or fried...2i cts
rendcrloin sea bass, picked sauce.".....2j cts
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Seminal Weakness

Seminal emission is the CONSEQUENCE. e,ual
abuse. This solitary wee. or deii"h n both
indulgence. is practiced by the .vr n, nroda.
sexes to an almost unlimited extent ;;ofsIowirt
ing with uncrrinG certainty ,he aombatd
train OF morbid symptoms, hhie|s =, Sanpw
BY scientific medical measures nyes rain
countenance, dark spots under Inv l;Seih t
i'm the head, ringing in the ears, hJ,s ,r;"ts. o..
rustlipc of leaves or rafting OF cna' Of tt
easiness about the loins, weakn.alI lec, ts
limbs, confused vision. oiihteu hing nj.
OF confidence, diiidence IN appiVaa;ntarr:,a
g,rS, dislike to form new ael" NJ mend,
disposition to Sllun society," hont lhebte'
pimlles and various eruptionS "sG.U,;d bresa'
hectic fiusLe., furrcd tongue. lt ts neuyHS
coughs. consumption. night sw."nl; bend
MA and frequently INSANITY. ii ini rg q.
obtained. YOU should apply inlhgI are cure
thrr in ncrson or by letter, anu mode d
affected nv his new and selehlina fails VI
treating this disease. when new
eltcctins a quick and radical cure
Cured at Home. -
rorso,s a, a distance may be G. "a shtG iI-
UOME. bv addressing a letter 10th Of tine
BON, stating case, symptoms have mediclnss
the disease has continued aI nm damage pa ~
promptly forwarded. tree , ,ha country, VIII
curiosity, to any part % nse. BY inelos Y.
full and plnin directions 'g 1st ter through '''
$40 in coin in a resi,teWae ais Fargo 4 Go, add
postofice, or through zen, iii be for"a'u'-
larnnE. onv naTt Of the ! mon, Pleas
Persons writing to the poeto, soc thisaa'
state the name Of the paper E.,
y%e An snmmu IN; strictly eC GGffffpoS,
Address ne;sco, C~aiIieiD~
fe6-ly
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Ea,lH.EI
ROAST.
GAME.

Stuffed turkey, cranberry sauce 49,. $50 cts
Stuffed chicken. do do ~ ct,
Stuffed pig. cranberry sauce.-....""...2j ct>
Chicken, oyster cts
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EGGS.
Hot rolls. doughnuts, Mississippi hot
cnrn hrrai. hot huckM hcGI. flannel OF
DINNER.
AOu.~.

lea, coffee or chocolate.-...............l2i
, 1874-01-31

bcst posted ol,cs lavo iumued at 1t to their sol~
row. For tho HccoBsftll onernion OF the scheme,
little preliminary figuring is1ccesuury. Arooln
~ secured 0d fitted ,'p With faro-tooa at mod
orato cont. or COURSE tho two-cnrd box md
married. cards arc essential. The victim Ia sin
glo out from amoiE Tint n,ln,oro,,n clnss f1ncn
who, tilouRil not Ranblora by occupation, aro In
tho llabit Or 5roqnont dalliancc with tho c1tlo
money as tholrt command. Such Il mau
is approached by tlcalor employed iii
the recently oponed house. I1e III acquainted
with him. a'rl llatcns In good faith to tho propo-
"gfvo away" tho last t,1r,,, ind onable him to
win with absolute eoltainty. Tho oxouAo for
maki'g tho proposal IL, generally, tint tin tloa
or LAS played away considerable nlm Of monoy
nlnced boforo 1t In missed. rhoy a,o to slnro
aliko III tho proceeds OF his treaohcry to hts om-
ployora interests nftor tioy llayo won enough to
mako good tho deficiency. Tho victim, saos
cautioned by tho lonier to bot lils money freely
through tho t!oa1 30 M not to excite suspicion,
Trusting to Lis certainty OIL THO laat turn TO
bio him to keep largely ahoad. Surprising the
each single or "caso "-card, the tlonler, with Lis
two-card box and foul deck, makoa him 1oso 80
r,any Of tlleBo bots tint lo cannot got ovon on
tho.last tnrn with limit Us low nB $50, nnd on
min1toH, ho Iouos from a5o t. s1oo. In ia a
fow houla ho has lost largo sum
Of money, having beon encouraged, monnwll1c,
by the expectation Of bottor luck, md ho finds
out all too lutte, TINT l,is own intontion to form
dishonest conspiracy to dofraud tho proprietor
Of tho bank has boon cunningly made the means
to tlooco him. Something like 100000 was what
itooHt well-known Chicago politician, n short
time ngO, to find out that something beside q.
B,iro thing on tho last turn is noeded to bent an
"artiHt who can pull one or two cards aB occa-
sion requires. Tho swindle Inns been succossrul-
" played III Now York, Us n fow Chicago
gamblers professionally too-know to their
cost.
II tho policy adopted by Mr.. Rollm md tho
"Poople's Party is to llnve no bctscr reH,llt
than has loen observable 30 far,-that Of MI ill
without any additional projections tho sooner It
is abandoned Tho bottor. Lot Rehm follow tho
example Of htB more llastrlouB countrymn,,,
Bismarck, and nsccrtain whothor The eradication
OF public gambling s not possible III Chicago aa
it Inns boon proved to DO in tho principal cities Of
tho German Empire,
, 1874-01-31

Tho fonrtl, volume OF tie q American Cyolo-
nudia" las boon lssuod by d. Appleton 4 Co.
This volume continues tho lattor u fran tho
word "CarmonA to ''Gotitlington," anl it,-
clI,tlos mora than 1900 titles, q considerable
number of wl,icl. aro eutiroly nov articles. De-
si'los tho marB tloro aro 25} ongravings, intro.
ducoA In ail oaseH to oluodato tho text. Tho
citios aro goaeral!y writton by residents In thB
John i. ohAmborln, aud " chieago," by hlr. l..
Colbert,
, 1874-01-31
8. 0. 10. j. q, K.


This III for tho convenience Of players, who
layo only to pnce their bets upon tho picture Of
ti,o card they wish to hot OIL, and tint action IL
an,ciont for al rurponoH, Gs Il explains itse1f
Tho cnrda llnYing boon placed In l!le box, face
UPWARD 10 thIt ono il exposed, the ieal bet,inn
md then goes I'll in "tnr1's." by u "tnrn" III
meant tl,Mt two cartls aro pulled from tho box
n'll tilon tho dealer IaltH moment
to allow the placing Of now bots, or
tho changing of thoao alroatly male. Tho
rllo OF tho gan,o III simplicity ituolf.
Tho tlrnt card shown ut tho beginning OF tho
deal, OF courso, gnca for nothing. 1t IL called
tko "sotla." h,oagh, tor whit reason ia what
follow eali find out" A slight pressure OF tho
finger npon Tho fnce Of tho card in sight HullicoB
to Nlide It throltHl tho slit or croyIue abovo men.
toned. With tho removal Of TINT cartl ''aoton"
begins. Tie noSt card h0ncath 1t IL u loslug
card tho second il u winner unl Quo "t,,rn "
: IL undo.
THE nIIIrH,
Tho pllynra 1lsa checks Or rl,ips 1ntlo Of ivory
or composition, about tho sizo M,ll taickncsh OF
silver dollar. Tlleao cllockB, representing
different yalnos, nro used aA n convenience us,
being Of puricctly uniform thickness, tito loaor
nectl not count them, hut Gail "aizo up" without
four or paying LOO uuuoL or too little. The plAy-
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their friend, hands be claspcd which 50 bit
terly waircd against each other. Let upon
that grave the growth OF America be taught
by the story of his life. that not only
genius power and success, but more than
these, patriotic devotion and virtue
make the greatness at citizen.
If this lesson be understood more than
Charles summers living words could have
done for the glory Of America Willh done
by the inspiration of hi. g,cat example,
and it will truly be ,ail that although his
body lies Wondering in earth, vet in as
sured rights of all in brotherhood of re-
united people, and in purified republic,
he still lives and will live forever
The same candor and purity Of motives
which prompted and cnuracterzed his OPP
position to the San Domingo scheme
prompted and characterized hi. attacks up
on the administration. which followed the
charge he made and the arguments with
which he supported them. feel not called
upon to enumeraie, whether and how far
they were correct or erroneous, just or I'M
Just, important or unimportani, the judg-
ment of history will determine. May that
judgment be just and fair to us all But
this ! can affirm to-day, for | know it,
Charles Sumner never made charge which
he did not himself firmly. rclgiously
believe to be true: neither did
he condemn those he attacked
for anything he did not firmly and re-
ligiously believe to be wrong, and while at
lacking those in power for what he con
sidered wrong he was always ready to
support them in all he considered right.
After all he has said Of the president, he
would to-day, il he lived. conscientiously,
cordially, joyously aid IN sustaining the
presidents veto on an act Of financial legis-
ation, which threatened to inllct deep
injury on the character, as well a. the true
interests of American people.
The Grafton covered the history Of the
great epoch through which the ration has
lately passed. and is strikingly interesting
from its personal "reminiscences and general
historical facts.
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NcH tOrK Produce Market.

Ne" 1oRN' April ~
Co1ToN. : The market is quiet and steady.
Sales OF l,i12 bales at &c Tor mlddling up
lanes
-Receipi>sll Hiss bbls, Market is steady,
good extra western and state 6itCa IS
for good to choice extra western and state
6c0aG -; good TO choice white wheat extra ives
good extra ohio 90 a577 GO; for common 10
choice extra st. Louis 50 400 III; market clos
RYE FLoun-1he market is quoted firm and
CoRS MEAL. = The market for corn meal is
- - Is for for Brandywne.
WnEAT.-Ieceipts 3i,s,4 bush. The market is
demand some inquiries ior flng contracts
Sales Of 5000 bushels at 81 53al 81 FOR
No. . Chcago 81 hsa y Tor No. northwestern
spring 81 D e. 1 - Tor No. Milwaukee.
81 300 g. for ungraded Iowa and Minnesota
sWiHs 81 o. % % ~ No. spring - 60
Tor Winter r rea western p ann ,t :, ,oa, -.
RYE. me market Is dHll at a 100 Y
sales oil lo'oVo puaH ui Nailaua peas ~ ;! Vi III
bond, ,r,.., ....,..,.,.,. .,.,,,t Il, ,,.,o+ o,,o
bAklEi - ne Hi"ih ~ ~ maj - ,p uIet allu
81 90. , $50, 800, go
BARLEY MALT,-The market is dull ana un-
cVahEcu $4,000
COKN.-Receipts 1850 bush: Market quoted
at one cent better with a moderate export m
lury, iair demand iof liilihs contracts; SAFES o'
ed sG@s1hc for ola western mixed s1H@sS
t,rn. ,.o.
1nero oIse ~ 10 nno hmehSig
at q : GO Tor mixed western; c5a6'Ac for
HAY-rhe market Is steady at GO for ship
ping. .r,.a ,,,r,.., &. ,,,,o,,o,,.o, ,ol,eo, o..
low to fair 1850 for good to choice;
81 ,:gold for rio: sn... ..,.,
ne liaihc, II nm IN WIN aqtiNe 1e-
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The Bates E1Ousc.

This house is located nearly opposite and
within few rods of the Rutland railroad
depot, in the most central part of the bust
ness portion of the village, commends itself
to travellers and others ON many accounts
as public hosiery, with all the comforts
of Il home.
1t is heated throughout by stcam so that
at any time of the day or night, the guests
can have warm rooms, for which no extra
charge is made. 1t contains one hundred
rooms, many of which are large and in
suits for travelling parties or families all
of these are furnished in style not to be
found outside of the principal cities, and
are large, light and roomy, and well ven
tilated.
The house is provided with warm and
cold baths, is lighted by gas, and has every
modem improvement which genius could
suggest for the convenience and comfort of
guests, including the great desderatum Of
clean, comfortable and thoroughly aired
beds.
The table is supplied at all times with
all the delcacies of the season and viands
to suit the palate of the guests
A good livery in connection with the
house.
PAIGE n ToLnuRsT, Projectors
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New YORK, April 20,
The contesting governors, Baxter and
Brooks, make detailed statements in a
morning paper over their own signatures,
presenting their respective sides of the Ar
kansas story They both sign themselves
governor, and charge fraud, corruption,
etc, upon each other, Their mqnifestoes
are dated at Little Rock yesterday. Dis
patches from Little Rock report BaNters
men as lubilant, and claiming that the gen
eral government sympathizes with them.
A company of two hundred recruits was
expected to reinforce him during the night.
Captain William Graves has left the state
house and joined Baxter's forces, declaring
he has had enough of Brooks party. BaX-
ter's men yesterday took possession of the
Fort Smith train to prevent rcinforcements
reaching Brooks, Monday night large
meeting Of negroes was held nj Helena
to raise volunteers for Brooks, but the tie
groes were finally persuaded 10 leave the
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abide the decision OF the Legislature, which
he has called 10 dispose Of the question Of
the disputed title to the governorship, and
which he says is the only tribunal of COM
petcnt jurisdiction Brooks on the con-
trary, says the legislature has no iurisdic-
ton over the present case, and with view
to dispose Of the dispute rs quickly as pos
sihle lie has entered an appeal in order to
bring the matter before The courts in june
the earliest practicable time Baxter in
his story tells of an individual representing
himself as an agent of Senators Clayton
and Dorsey, who offered him Baxter u
United States iudgeship and as much
money as he wanted, Ms the price of his
completely in frauds to carry the state cleo
tion in favor Of those senators.
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SUDDEN changes of climate are sources Of
pulmonary. bronchial, and asthmatic af-
fections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tainly. when taken in the early stages of
the disease, recourse should be ut once had
to DR.. n. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir,
let the cold, cough, or irritation of the
throat be ever so slight; as by this pre-
caution more serious attack may he eff
fectually warded off.
Ask your druggist or dealer for The
Household Receipt Book" which contains
information valuable to all housekeepcrs,
or copy will he forwarded free by mail,
on application to Loren L. Lord, Burling-
ton, Vt fcb10l&w}m
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Aleu- advertisements.

GRAND oPENlNG''
OF
SPRING AND SUMNER
MILLINER GOODS.
MONDAY, MAY nth,
When we invite special attention II our
variety OF
FRENCH PATTERN BoNNETs,
UNTRINlMED HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS. &c.
We are receiving constantly
DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Special bargains in
BLACK MoHAIRs AND BRILLIANTINEs,
and
BLACK SILK,
at 10 per cent less than they can be bought in
this county. Also
PAISLEY sHAWLS,
at special prices.
Best Prints 10 cts. New and elegant patterns
WALL PAPER AND BORDER.
We sim oner that
CARPETING AT rs CTS
Also other grades at lo@ figures.
OIL CLOTHS. PICTURES AND FRAMES.
NEW ING,
For men ana boys,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
direct fsom the manufacturers.
HATS AND GAPS
TRUNKS AND NAIIsEs,
CROCkERY
by the set ut wholesale prices. Also Glassware
and Plated Goods
GROCERIES OF EVERY VARIETY.
Special attractions In FLOUR, including the
80 New Patent"
cali and see for yourselves.
A. III l. l. q SON,
WALLINGFORD, VERMONT.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30
FARMERS AND LABoRRRs.
F0mr Persons Killed.

PmILADELPHIA, April %.
This morning, near Crcsson, twelve
miles west of Altoona, five raftsmen were
met by a freight tram going cast they
stepped on the other track, when the Pa
cihc express going west struck them, kill
ing four instantly and severely injuring the
fifth. The names of the killed are Edward
Pardee, Amos Pardee, Jacob Bowder and
Il. p. Irwin. William Irwin was the name
of the injured man. They lived at Cherry
Tree, Indiana county, Pa.