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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-09-25

for their pre- sence in rain as well as
sunshine, enlvening the audience with
their soul stirring music.
The meeting throughout was one of
deep and thrilling interest and we can.
not doubt its influence for good will
be felt throughout the entire valley.
AT the close Of tho Convention the
following resolution was offered by Prof.
G.. w, Pratt, and was passed by accla-
nation:
Resoluea. That the thanks of this
Convention are due, and hereby cordial.
ly rendered to the Rev. G. w. Prescott
for the able and gerry efficient manner
in which he has conducted the exercises
of this meeting; and also, to Henry
Plant, Esq, and the Rev. Mr. Gunder.
soa for their cooperation and valuable
all.
A. Z. Weld, Esq, then offered the
following, when was also passed by ao-
clamation:
Resolved. That the thanks of this
Convention be rendered to the publish
ers of the River Falls Journal for their
generosity in furnishing gratuitously a
full supply of programmes; and, also to
the Press, aud other papers in the val
ley for their kind notices. aud the prof.
fer Of the free use of their columns for
the furtherance of the objects of the
Convention.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, SIS
A square will be counted the space Of one
inch.
Lo,al notices Is cents per line for first
insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
All Job work must he paid for on de-
livery.
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From Our Prescott Correspondent.
The Pierce County Fair.

Il ne AAtA-Cc GOuhty akE-
Our Fair was well attended, although
fears had been entertained that there
would be slim gathering. There were
275 eutries for premiums
David Rollin had black stallion
that was very fine looking horse.
Henry Hammond had a nice 2-year old
stallion, John Hurley 6-year old stall.
lion, and John MeIlroy yearling, very
fine, while Jamcs Chinook
carried off the first prize with his
6.year old Yankee Tom, and i. Sweet
took the second. OF trotters Il n.
Redmon took the first, competing with
j. II. Rice and John Foster. Stone
Gray & Childs had the fastest walking
horse, and o. S. Hutchinson the fast.
est runner
A Young had model COW which
has yielded nearly 400 lbs. Of butter IN
one year; NJ. c. Bruce had fine Dur.
ham Bull; H A. Jay Devon heifer
aud COW, and Geo. Teachout entered a
Dice PAIR of oxen
Geo. W. McMurphey was great on
pigs; finer lot, we never saw.
John Stirratt had bucks, ewes and
lambs, all of the Cotswold breed; Geo.
Teachout exhibited Merinos.
The exhibition of poultry was good.
Some one had brace of purps of the
coach persuation.
The complement of agricultural ma
chlnery was very small.
The Grand Hall elected admiring
looks and explanations from all behold
ers, for the vegetables, cereals &c,
were splendid.
j. III. Wilkinson had the heaviest
wheat, sample of Rio Grande weigh.
ing GO lbs j. NJ. Bailey competed
closely with Fife wheat.
Prettiest of all, were specimens of
needle work executed by the Misses
Ne.tie and Cora Jay of this place. The
coloring and shading were exquisite.
One represented the marriage Of the
Prince Of Wales, aud the other was an
arm chair, worked with beautiful taste
aud design.
The display Of quite, tides, &c, was
very large.
Uncle Jimmie Gum was as usual in
for his share Of flowers, while Mrs
Todd, Mrs. Olive, Mrs. Gray, and Mrs
Page helped swell the list.
Mrs. j. r Rice was there too with
her sweetness canned in thirty different
ways and kinds. She shone also in
bread, butter aud cheese, making one
feel hungry 10 look At them.
G. II Nichols showed four varieties
Of grapes George Teachout had sew.
eral kinds Of fruit.
Mr. Nichols riyaled Stone, Gray &
Chiids 10 organs, and the same firm
eornpeted 9Th Joseub Eirner in stoves
and hardware.
Mr.. feelings had beautiful lot Of
pictures.
The gathering we're delighted with
tho Equestrianism Of the ladies. Miss
NJ White adjudged first, Miss Hope
second.
Nearly thousand persons were on
the ground at ono time, which vas yery
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ORGANS & PIANOS F.!
Prof. Pratt

Prof. Pratt
Offers for sale a complete assortment Of
Organs ana Pianos, IRON the pest manu-
factories in the country.
Those in need of frst.class instruments
can rely on
PERFECT SAT1SFA CTTOE.
Prof. Pratt also gives lessons on the
above instruments, and in singing.
store in JOURNAL BLOCK, near the Post
Office.
River Falls, Wis, April II, 1874.
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TEs River FALLS JOURNAL.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, TRIMS, Sl.25
JOURNAL AND ADVANCE ONE YEAR
TO ONE ADDRESS, SO. CASH IN AD
TANCE.
Local Edition-Jo journal & Aduonce pub
iished every Friday, 81 gear, cash in ad
canee.
A. MORSE & SON. Proprietors.
5eB PRINTING
OF every description exec uted on short no.
tice, neat and at reasonable prices. Or
PicE on Main Street.
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The sunday school COnven'
ton.

4
ton.
This was an occasion Of no ordinary
interest. We have had many public
meetings IN River Falls on a great vari.
ETY. of subjects, and conducted by EN-.
inent men, but none that have elected
more universal comments of APP
prevail than the Sunday School Conven.
ton just closed. To call it complete
success, as every body does, is a tame
and meagre expression Of its real merits.
It was triumphant vindication of the
claims Of Sabbath Schools to uni, ersal
appreciation and support
1t was conducted by the Rev. G w.
Prescott, Of Minnesota, a man of emf
nent qualifications and particularly fit
ted for his work. His opening address
on Friday evening was a most earnest,
touching and persuasive discourse, fill
ed to overfowing with beautiful
thoughts and illustrations, his theme
being the only miracle in the Bible
which is mentioned by all the Evan
gelists.
Ga Saturday the exercises assumed
great variety of forms and embra ced a
wide range of topics which were die.
cussed with the keenest relish by differ
rent sp lkers, prumincut among whom
were the Rev. Mr.. Gunderson and II
Plant, Esq, of Minneapolis. Mr..
Plant knows just when to speak and
when to be silent, what to say and how
to say it, and best of all, he neUer
speaks ,oithout saying something. lie
is among tie best OF Sunday School
workers.
But the chief features Of the
convention conferred in the ex-
ercises of the Sabbath, especially the
Bible Reading in the morning arranged
aud conducted by Mr.. Prescott 1t
was certainly the most beautiful and
impressive exercise we have ever listen
ed to, and if there was person present
who ever supposed that the Bible had
not in itself sufficient attraction and
power to interest an audience Of both
old and young, 20 hold it, and absolute
ly encham its attention, he must GER
tainly have been disabused of that
opinion by witnessing that exercise.
It was based on the first two words of
the lords Prayor-0ur Father.
Around these two simple words he rang.
ed a cluster of texts like circlIng stars
around a central sun--shedding heaven
ly light o'cr all our earthly pathway,
and guiding us up to the Celestial
City where Our Father dwelIs, dspen
sing light ana Joy on all his children
forevermore
Mr.. Plant next followed with regular
session Of a Sunday School, as he con
dacts his own school in Minneapolis,
the whole audience acting in the clpac.
ity Of a school. He proved himself
to be q superintendent fully competent
for his work lin fact workman that
needs not to be ashamed.
In the afternoon a childrou's M ct.
ing was conducted by Mr.. Prescott who
showed the sane tact and skin in talk.
ing to the children that he did il speak.
ing to their parents.
The closing exercises consisted 10
short speeches from different speakers
who all manifested deep interest 10
the carrc that had brought US together,
aud firm conviction that lasting good
had been accomplished.
One Of the most pleasing features Of
the whole meeting was the excellent
singing And the members Of the Con
vention will not soon forge, their obll.
ga,ione 70 JOSEPH Nichols and bic choir
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GROCFRIE S
JOHN GREEN.

All kinds Of Groceries kept constantly
on band, and for sale fer Cash, or Ready
Pay only. Is 80
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. w. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want a good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1870 BURHYTE Bros.
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MASON WORK.
q. g.. Knowles

q. g.. Knowles
Does all kinds Of Mason Work, in.
GLIDING Stone. Brick, Plastering,
Putting in Cistems, etc.
WILL FURNISH MATERIALS
IF DESIRED.
Work done with promptness, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
River Pals. Wis. as 5m
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satisfactory number considering the
weather.
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A, J. sHERBURNE. v. PRATT.
MEAT MARKET
STTER URINE 81 PRATT.

SIER URNE ~ PRATT.
Shop opposite John Green's Store,
on Main Street, River Falls, Wis
CASH PAID FQE HIDES.
Also, Common Lime, White Lime,
Plastering Hair, and Cement kept
constantly on hand, and for sale at
reasonable prices.
vl7n30
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V A R I E D A D E S.
Ell PATRIOTISMO.

.Que es ell patrlotismc7 sque inh hlencia
podefOsa tlene esta pai40ra que en todas
los corazonea encueotra eco, que tai entu-
siaamo nspira a los puebos que en los
grandes adversIdades sc iuvoca como
una lmagen sacra, que hace del hombre
Por deblI que sea un heroe, un martrs El
patriotsmo es ell baisamo conso!ador que
aliva totas las herdas, ell precloso tails
man que todo 10 trausforma, la palanca
que todo 10 mueve, ell poder que todo 10
subyuga. Sin patriotismo no hay fe, sin
fe no hay religion, sin religion la socledad
es un edlhco que Sc derrumba, que Sc
desmorOna ante los embates de las malas
pasiones que dominan el corazon de hom-
bTe.
Ell patr ctismo es la perdurable hogue-
ra doude Sc consumer todas las miserlas,
la tumba dOnde sc deponen todos los
6dios, ell altar bendito donde la soc edad
estrecha gus lazos-La terra est4 empa-
pada go eangref-pues ell pst.iotismo con
sus beneicas lagrlmas la riega. la fertiIlza
y la alfombta de flores para que Ia huma-
nidad no yea las espluas del dolor-Las
ciudades estan destrudas7-pues ell pa
trlotIsn0 levanta sc bfe las ruinas de aque-
las, otras nuevas que We la posterldad con
orgulo.-Ls niebla del nfortunio oscure ;
ce Ell bIeuestar de un puebloi y ell verda-
dero patriotlsmo es ell respIandecieate sol
que la disipa. Y dgo verdadero PATRIOTS
mo, porque hay otra passion que Sc encu-
Ore con el brilante manto de aquel para
que Ia sociedad no yea eus faltas, porque,
asi como las sguilas So coiocan sobre la
cumbre de los mas altos y enriscadoe mon
ties; sobre la cmora de los ggantes Ar
ooles, fasgaudo ell espacio; tambien bay
reptiles que, arEastrando.e, legan, do DO
60 gus pies el aguila altaners
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ia paz, Ia abundancja y Ia moral hu-
yeron de su seno. S,gu6ronse el hujo, los
vicios y la iniquidad. iPor do qsier crf-
menes infortunios! por do quier un cus
dro horriblel y en- esta posicion lamenta
bic cuenta va veInte y cuatro cscilaciones
revolucionarias, Gin haber avanzado una
Inca hacia el punto de sus aspiraciones.
iTriste rep1blica! Yo to compare en- mi
idea con un enfermo cas- examine, q quien
cuantas mas drogas Sc le suministran para
restituirle ell vigor, tauto mas proLto le
arroian la huesa
"iQue es estof SHasta dopde te condu
oe G. oprobio de tn situacioni iQue Sc Aa
hecho el pat iOtismo de que ta,ato blasonaban
tas regeradoresi iAh, semejantea un fuego
fatuo, Sc iaAama y disipa al sop'o de su
propia inconsecuencisW
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G. B. S. NJ.

Roses Rabert y Ca-Fernando Ledes
ma -Curbelo Moreda Ca-Salomon
Alvsrez.-Ranon Tornado y Vazquez.-
Betancourt Cs-Juan TORI ado & H jo-
Per LUIS Gouzalez, Ramon ViilaIni.-
Juaa Lopez.-Ramon Gagles.
Va tendra v 10 msmo cue toda Ia Is
Ia, conocmiento de Que en- esta VI la sc
la impuesto por ell Ayuutamien.o la oue
rosa contribution de consumoo, que arrui-
nara por complete So iadustria conner
clio, va por des5racia bastante decaldos.
Como mas direltamente interesados, 81 es
que no 10 estan todOs sus habitantes, he
lnos acudidO en- recurso de agrayios Ia
Excma. Diputac.on Provincial por dos
veces consecutivas, c1ntra la determlna-
clon illegal de este munjoipio, sin cue
hasta Ia fecha So DOS haya communicate OIL
clalmeute providencia aguna; pero de
p1blico sc d!ce que dicha elevada Corpo-
racion ha o6cado al Ayuntamiento en- ell
sentldo de que puede tontnuar ea el cobro
de dicho impuesto, interim resuelva 10 que
proceda en- este asunto En- su vista Ell
MunicipIo cOntinGa practicando las dill
gencias de apremio contra los que apare-
cemos deudores por tai concepto.
No llamarfamos la atencion de ", Sc.
nor Director, nj la del pGbIico, 81 no fuera
porque, pregonados nuestros bienes por
medic de edictos, podrfan nusstro cre1ito
relaciones mercantlles sutrr grave de-
trimento, por Greer los que ignoran todas
estss clrcunstancias que nuestros asuntos,
no Sc hallan en- buan estado. Por la mis-
ma razon aaunciamos hoy al p1blico y 4
todos los comerciantes con quien llevamos
relacion, que, 81 30 hemos satisfecho antes
de ahora las sumas que Sc nos recl4man
por ell concepto de consu nos, ha sido por
que no nos parece justa nj legal semejan
contribution, habiendo por esta causa
acudido q la Excma. Diputacion Provin-
cial, suplicandoa que dejara sin lugar la
determination de este Ayuntamiento.
Grandes rszones vienen en- apoyo de
nuestra opinion, las que omitimos por no
aparecer demasiado cansados, puesto que
el dnico objeto que nos proponemos es
salvar nuestro credito explicando las eau
sas por que constamos como deudores q
este Ayuntamiento.
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I V

Hace POGO que algunos coamopoliFas,
esos que dicen que amsn la humanidad
entera que en verdad no profesan amor
nadle, trataron de 9errumbar ell monu
mento del Dos de Mayo, levantado en- ho-
nor q los heroes que murieron por la eau
sa de la pstria. Manana trataran de ROM
per los lazos que unen la patris, que
unen la familia, la sociedad, 81 ell pa.
trlotIsmo no Sc levanta potente y aplasta
la cabesa a esos m6nstruos sociales que sc
llaman cosmopolitas.
La hoguera del verdadro patriotismo
no puede apsgafla ell soplo rdfculo de
esos n6mades, zanganos de la socedad.
Los euemigos de Ia patria y ae la religion
traba]afan cuanto sea dsble por destruirla;
pero siempre brilarA como ell Sol entire
los astros, como Ia verdad entire el error,
como la luz en- las tincblas. Haya fe y
patriotlsmo y habra famila, patria y reli-
gioo: 81 alguna vez la socledad extraviada
Gamma al caos, solo ell patrotismo sera
la barrera que pueda detenerla: 81 no bas- :
ia para aplacar los dolores de aquella, las
lagrimas de un patricia son siempre un
balsamo en- ell muudo, son una plegars
que reclbe dos en- gu seuo.
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ii

Un noble americana del Sur que hab'a
yisto muchos de los sacri6cios que hacia
Espaba para poblar y civilian aquellas
regiones, que habla visto que aqueIIa
generOsa matrona en- vez de mandarles 10
mas vii abyecto de la socieda1, como hi
cieron los romanos y demas nacioneS al
pOblar sus colonias, les mandaba los mas
sanos, los mas robustos de sus hiios, cuan-
do mas los necesitaba una nacion que como
ella Sc encontraba casl despoblada nor los
millones de hombres que America lie ha
consumido; al YER su patria hacia pocos
amos antes en- estado primitive y entonces
al nivel de los pueblos mas iluetrados; al
DIR las negras calumnas que hombres sin
honor prodigaban la lnadre Espana;
porque era ell 1nico fecurso que les que
daba; al contemplar su infame obra do pi-
llaje y de saqueo, al separsr aquella rama
del troncO, SEGA por los vlentos reyoIucio-
narios les decia con doIor: lHasta cuando
c,egos mis- paisanos amardn In 0anidad q
la mentira?
Los redactores americanos de una de
las repdbllcas emancipadas, quejapse del
ment'do patrotismo de sus regeneradores
en estos terminos que son la mas terminau
to condemnation del estado co que go en-
cue ltran aquellos paises desde que ell pa
oellon espahol dej6 de cobijarlos. He aaui
las fFsaes prncipale': ".Ouales han sido
Las veptaJ9s des3e que so proDunoi6 la he.
chicera VOC de ia libertadi iQue felice,
adelantos SO advierten en- su sistema dee.
pues que Sc ha separado de Ia metr6pol
eapaholaf lVergdsosa da rscordarlo!
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iusta ohra de- saber, lie Ia clemencis
vel amor infinite. slI5
.Hecho el annncio de ID solemnidad,
q otros toca realizarlos."
GACETILLA.


hi e LA (sinl Aeaxon:"-
Isl lie escecce el Que seamos amigos del
DR.. Betances, 10 dicho, dicho se esta y
sepa de nuevo por 81 no 10 ha compreu
dido, que nuestra yabia no legar6 nuncs
al extreme de posponer d cuestiones poll
ticdS las atlas ldees que resnecto moral
y humanidad nos aconseia ell buen eentido
y que allmentamos, con preferenc;a & todo.
en- nuestras almas. Siga el BOLETIN por esa
senda rdb,OSd y eIeve cuantas nul,dddes
le parezcs, que nosotros en- cambio levan,
taremos un altar en- nuestros corazones 4
los hombres d'stimguidos, que on cualquier
parte encontremos, piensen como quieran,
con tai que sepan conquistarse un puesto
por la elevation de sus conocimientos"
va ssbe el p1blico que para los redac-
torres del 6rgaDo reformista de Mayaeuez
Ia ntegrdad de Espafia es una mera cues
ton poitics, y un periodista espanol, moral
y humanitafio puede tener proclamar su
fntima amietad con ell Cespedes de Peer.
tO-Rico, sin que por ESQ deie de represeu-
tar en- la prensa q IN partido espanol Con
esta repetida confession y la manera anti
espanola con que ell colega msyaguezano
trat6 la question del Virgimius, La Rason
Sc esta de6niendo perfectamente.
a cObrar.-A nuncia La .'Gaccta que ell
90 del corrente sc abonaran los haberes
de la secclon de Guerra, 9. 81 los de Ora
cla y JustlcIa, Hacienda Fomento, ell
26 los &c Marina y Gobernac!on ell 3
de fehfero lac c!ases paeivas.
POr el MinsteriO de la Guerra en- Or.
cen Gel de dlcIembIe, se prevlene, que la
talla para los palsanos que sienteu plaza
en- las provincas de UItramar ha de ser
de l metro 52l milimetros.
FL % de setiemhre es fatal para los
Borbones espanoiea. En- esta fecba muri6
Fernando VII, deiando inicia1a una guer-
ra sangrienta y dlatada que aun no ha
termina1o. En- esta fecha eutr6 triunfante
Espartero contra Cristina en- 1S4O en- que
cayo para sicnpre esta princesa, y en- el
mismo 20 de setiembre de 1868 fue Ian
zada al ostrscismo la reina Isab i.
S,A OUFL:t ucChTh"S la prenSH re1OrmiS.
Ia, con QUE objeto los aicaldes de barrio
cstan torrance nota de to3o los honhres
que ti3nen De II 80 amos?
81, pueden saanarse los tubfrcuIOs en-
los puif1ones. y las autopalas recientes
hechas en- F-ancla, parecen prohar uue
han sido sanados. II aceitc paro de baGa
lao hars este etecto. FL srtlculo es raro.
porqne la reg'a es, la sduitefaciou, la
eAcepc on, Ia pnreza. SIN embargo hay
una msrca vcrih ada y garan'isa1a pol
la hrma De Aannan y Kemp, que sc co
noce en- todas pa, tes de ambas Americas.
y las Antilias como e producto Iegl;imo
y SIT mezcia de los hlgadoo del pescado
recien .emeute tomades. La superloridad
ce Acete de higado de bacaao de Ian
man y K sup, schrs todos los a9m2e.ido-
res, es admtida por los me1icos mas
.abios de este pals, y por tanto concierne
al entelmo De YER que esta 6rna aparezea
sobre ell rotuio de cada botela de A,eite
quc compre. Uua cucharada mezc da COZ
COS del pectoral de A"acahuita, es ell mo
do mas tacli mel " de tonar ell Aceite
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AL ST. Castslar le tra'a de traidor

AL Sr. Castslar le tra'a de traidor
en- los siguieiites terminps:
''Castelar, 81 ap6stol desla demooracia,
81 Angel del pueblo ha hecho traicion al
pueblo, ha vendido la Rep6blica.
lPohre Csstelarl
Llsmas den,dgogos los que defender
con teson sus principles, d los que son
feles sus compromises, 4 los que 70
transijen con Ia deshonra.
Gran tribune, to Las huns 60 para
siempre"
va saben los hombres polfticos
de la actual y de la pasada situacion
10 mucho que los quieren los refor-
mistas de Puerto Rico.
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-. le ksorrata-Eb0ria.
Puerto Rico, 4 de cnsro de 1874.
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Gage de consideration y simpattas.

La nature est 10 plus beau, 10 plus richie
ct 10 plus grand liyre de Part medical!
Sss tre,ors sons ih6ois ct son e.ade sans
!erne!
DEL AUToR.
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Preguntad al pobre COMPOSING que, VI
vieedo tods su vida en uoa nfseva caba6a,
no conoce mas sefes qac .os sae oonstitu-
yen su tamilia y los pocos orc viveu 4 81
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A mis- dist(ngaidos compaHeros dc profession
Los DREs. HERNANDEZ, BERRIzBEITIA, NAME
vO, CABRERA sTAFIL.
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COM U NICADOS.
Arecibo, enero II de 1874.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.

Muy Sr. nuestro y de to la considers
cion respeto: Esperamos de la bondad
de V. Sc sirva insertar en- las column 3
de 81 dlgno per6dico las siguientes II
neae, por cuyo favor le snticipamos las
gracias sus atentos
SIS. SIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23

KYsTE CEFALICo OCCIPITAL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-23

NoTIcE,-We beg to inform the pub
lie that We have received a splendid as
sortmek Of holiday goods, consisting
Of dolls, mechanical locomotives,
steamboats, and buggies, fine ladies'
work-boxes. fancy jelly candies, ETC.;
and we offer goods at very low
rates. LEVIN Il SIMONs.
dl9-10d Next door to DR.. Lukens'.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-23

BARoAINs.-I beg leave to announce
to the generous people of Eureka, who
have heretofore patronized me so liber-
ally, that I have on hand a larger stock
OF jewelry, diamonds, watches and sill
verware than ever, which / will sell at
better bargains than can be procured
at arg other establishment in Eureka,
d22-lw j. STRACS,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-23

THE MASQUERADE. Tomorrow
night is the time set apart for the
grand carnival ball at Bigelow's hall.
The most extensive arrangements for
the success of the affair have been
made by tho management, and the Oc-
casion promises to be n of general
mirth and pleasure. Some elabor-
ate costumes have been prepared. BY
proper attention being paid TO the
rules ~goverhins the ball, as published
yesterday, the event will prove n of
he most harmonious and enjoyable
events of the season.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-23

CHANGE OF PRoPRIEToRs.-The Saz-
e"ac saloon, formerly occupied by :.
NJ. Kellogg, has been purchase by
Messrs. Smith and Caravan, of Ham,
ilton, who will take possession Thurs
day evening, when everybody and his
uncle are invited to call around and
take a smile with the new proprietors.
| Messrs. Smith and Caravan are eX-
%perienced saloon men, and the SaZerac
under their supervision will be run As
a first-class institution, with the
choicest wines, liquors and cigars, and
he most accomplished mixologists to
dispense them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-23

EvEHGREENs.-Pine and cedar BUSH
es for Christmas trees are meeting
with ready sale at present. The
adorned with the same for the holiday
season. =.