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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-24
Nilliusry and fanty Goods.

MllllufTy aUu JaWly OuuuS.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
At NO 81.
We have Just opened large and elegant stock
OF DRESS and CLOAK TRIMMINGS
as follows:
HEAVY JET PRINCES,
JET AND SILK PRINCES,
SILK PRINCES,
GIMPS, ALL STYLES,
HEAVY DIAMOND and
TITAN BRAlDS,
EMB. BRAID AID BEADS.
ALL SHADES IN BALL PRINCES.
Al large stock OF fancy DRESS and COAX
BUTTONS and ORNAMENTS.
WORSTED EMBROIDERY.
(New Patterns.)
HAND KNIT BERGMAN ZEPHYRS,
sHAwLs.
SEA FOAM HOODS,
INFANTS SACKS,
INFANTS HOODS,
INFANTS CAPS.
cE- Please examine before purchasing.
BARROWS & MITCHELL,
IL Merchants Row
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
AT AsHMUN's TEMPLE OF FASHION.
Two Button Kid Gloves, good quality, in all
the latest shades ut S5c.
FIRST QUALITY HAIR SWITCH,
At 9Oc and upwards.
LADIES MERINO VESTS AND PANTS
At s5c, worth sl.25.
MERINO
VESTS,
PANTS AND
SUITS,
For Misses and Children.
STRIPED WOOLEN HOSIERY,
For Misses and Children, from 12c pair and
Upwards.
ELEGANT TRIMMED HATS.
AT SIC and upwards.
BLACK OSTRICH TIPS AND PLUMEs
AT Bargains.
woRsTED PATTERNS,
a large assortment, very cheap.
TIES, A BEAUTIFUL LINE, AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
Just received, a store full OF
DESIRABLE GOODS,
Which will be opened this week and sold at oul
usual popular prices.
Ca!l:andIExamne
AT ASHMUN'S,
TEN LIE OF FAS II lion.
oct5tf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-24
Railroads.

MONTPELIER * WELLS RIVER
lTA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday, July 27, 1874, Passenger
Trains Will run as follows
GOING EAST Eyn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
Sebeu ut 6laubcn.

@enn in bisltm frtilnuistn 3titalttr ID
nod 9eute gibt, 10 pfrbItneft Rom Bprurtbeil,
oab lie niht glnuben rpplen, bnB elm mfbirinirs
tts 9leijmihtI eipas bEbit Wibtises in Der
9ift menIhliber StiImiitfl H. 70 tpiinIbten
mir, eaB is Die puuosrbareu Wrfungen ltbsn,
prI6s SpItettcr's Mfagenbitters itBt
iiberal i'm pdnoe bel 66Ilfn BON gBfhielhebFr,
RUfumalismus, 6jnlIenlsiben, Dpspepa, Rers
penlsieen, ecnlfimtipnellrr S6p6fr, grilfiger
NieenasItIagenbtt unb friibem gfrfaa bers
pprbrinat. gIleIbtrgs llnb bieIe 9Birfungtn
nihts Ytues. 1ds grpBf pegetnbltiGe Stdrs
iungsmitttl unb itinf Nurfu ilno irit iiber flnfs
une,pansig SabIen bem publifum btidnnt,
une in iretm ppn bisICn fiinfunbipanjt1 Sab
ren bat ieine pppularitit uno iein Nbins juges
upmmsn. Dtnnc6 gibt 60 rbns 3peifsI pislt
SauIsnee intraisentrr Burger, wtlbe ME etne
@eIfasnbeit gebnbt babsn, bic trifdunliben
Nenetrungen iu btpbahifn, pflhf bielts Hr-
peTgltihliGe StGTfungs- uno Safteperbeliers
ungs. DlittrI in R6rptTn, bic boifnuugslps ae
bro6tn ju Itiu l6irntu, uub in aranfbtits.
fallen, brt psl&fn bic sttpGbuIibsn Stilmitirl
ni6t amid dstn. bsrpprbriust. gpabriteiuiH
beira6ten 8iele ppu eit(en bic bejiigib btr
SeilFr6ftr bee Yitttrn gsma6itn angabfn NIT
sinfm GjTaee pcn llngldubigffii. 8, zap bod
ale Iplfe i3pfilfr nit eigenen 9lugtH ltbfit
tpnnieH, mas elele RseiriH iiberia fur bic
arlnfen unb Shpdhlideu lfiifrt, DeIb' Gin
Stab ees 9ebsns ie ben Beiabrtfn une @t-
brehIiten 1T, ptld cine Sille In 3ttifn ofs
geieens fir lGm6hlibs 6rautu, bic an ben,
ibTsm @eiGlthte eistnibimIittn StibRsTeen
une llsbeln lfietn, ptl6 Gin S1us tur ete
6jelunebeit unb eds petfH In Snmptnsbtrbt'
,irfsu, ptld tin linipsrllImittrl fur M4attbfit
anb giirbrratlGlagenteit rtlt' Gin 9igenmltttI
fir ale Straufbsifrn, in Ptlttn bsr Sreauis-
mus bslrbt unb srifiisi RsrbsH mug. Ben
allen Rtiimiittln II ss has rfinitf uup iitrrfr,
ron alien Stirfuussmitflu has SutT6slibfs,
pirflamife une angtne rItf, Spu allen @dfit.
ptTtsiIsrunsemitit has mictft uub bas ,u-
psrIdfiiear IN Stsus auf bsillanit 6pIesu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
RM tDerfC mfcll +:

Ter ttntsrSei6ntte pifrirt 1ein tpppslfss
8adifeinppbnbaus an Nat lion Qpruue ,um
Vtrfauf. DaHrlte III nit QBnITrr, 6jas unb
allen mopernsn gtrbsHrrunssn finasri6tet une
ltsgt an elmer Der REORGANIZATION Sna6su BON
Snantpn. Gin gutter Stall unb anpsre @u-
srbhuee iinb auf benz gissntbum. 9sbinaun.
gen unh Gsrminr Isitt.
1904 Bepr1e 6jrdntba a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
SSst abermiefbcau :

Giir riHe Sstbe Sabre - u hig gfrr autss
Sausrtilaue, 9sIfBsn i'm 9ldaipanua Conn.
hip unb an bic City Srnrtrn srsu,enS, an
esr einir BON pittstpn glpsuus, unb nur 20
Winuttn Sang bon ber Ssieefabrif. TtrIe
Sausrsi ttsnet ii8 pcr,tslit5 gum Salifn Ron
aibtu fir Rltsfpinn uu6 ,ur pHan;una
bon @smiilrn fir ben Rarft Die TennlsI.
pauta Snbn paITirt bur6 bde Qarb an ttm
Srapsr Mrabbpp Gn6r. Iebrere aate Duel
len tne duf rem 9anb. gEsgtn Strmins une
SrNineunesu frase man ua3 bel
Spbn SanbIe4
29trba Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
SIa iterfo ntfcla: /:

cd 0ue 9pts, brd taSpu an bsr 8ranf.
lin ausnus; cine an NuIbsrryfrabe unb bic
anefrsn an eine aQep srrnBenb, prrbsn unter
bili9sn Sretnsunssu ptrfnIft. Man msIbe
F& BET
10ap Spbu 2eibGer, Suantpr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
Ssaa tDcrf0llfcll: :

Der unttr,eifnste birtrt bitrmit lirbsu auto
pftrSs unb @sf6irrs, cine gln;nbI yra6t- unb
anbtrs gBasen nsbd aGem 3lbrbSr gum Der
taufs an. 9iabrre ausfunfi rItbsilt aR. aapp,
Scranton, pa. 23o
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3ll lDerf0lafe1l:

3pti 9RpbubGuler unO epts, eslsasn in
SlatflY ScpnIbP, unb bribe psrlrbrn nit alien
VsrbrIrruneen, mic 9adoffu, grunneu, Stal.
lung u. (. ~. 3ablunsstrrmin IeiGt. gGbere
Nusfunff in eieirr Sffrr, Uter bri 9lugult
S4mitt in prieeDiar, Habs SypBant.
2imi6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
Serfanfe -8erlangt.
sSla Uerf0nfe1l. .

Cine partie 6sn;ppfrn 8 uub Brettsr
BON Srr3l8ltbtr SunlitGt; Iotpir BaubpI, is.
Der art, tpel6rs radb BslsGung srIaat unS ds.
ltsfrtpirb. guftrGer nsbmsn an Sr. Charles
Btiher SCRANTON, ubrr Stautu. 9reiltd,
Dunninss. 5m,74
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
GacElamanno6 6ans,

2adapanna @Yrnut, rabe BEN Depot
Gbas. Srppp, prCP'r.
Das pblge, In better @eiIe etusrrt6teis
Sauq IN nit glltm ptriehrn, mas BEN SIrpfr
iur Stdrfuna unb Grfriitung nStbis III.
@utes Bier, bic feinIten 9Btine, 9tauBrt
uut Gigarren, parme unb falte SPfifrnj au'
fern, auf tsts glrt Subersttst.
Gin fctner Sanl fir Damet unb 8nmilisu.
TIM iablrsiGsn 3uipruH eriutt Istns Srsun'
he 25iu8 Gbas. Grppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
0(n Die benti6e Seb6lfernnA
Won Pennsylvanien.
Die

Scranton Trust Co. & Sparbank
lrnft Sure gufmsrflamFtit auf bic iebr liber-
allen SntsrsITsn, pflbr Gie an Dtppiitcrsn be-
,abIt, au bic gebineunssn, unter etnen @fle
iuridbaablt pirS, unb bslpnbsrs auf bic srrbs
Si6rrbfit, prl6s sbur6 bic Dirsftcrsn ber Sanf
asbptsn pirS. Dies bsiprif bic Gbatia6e, bab,
Oh I6pn ss prnissr als elm Sdbr IT, iftt mir
Sc lbbetrag brsanusn, mir irBt eirsn srDbsren
@tl tGfts aIs DspOltum baben, ale alls bic
Spatbanfer Spn bifirm County. gBtr stben
nibt ,u Esii ptnn mir lagsr, taB unisren De-
ppIitpr en- 70 srpbr Si&srtsit ss6Dtsn tutrS, ais
trgenb psl6rn arbrrrn Spar'Dspcftcrsn auf
bisIem Gpntiurnte.
Bite, Iprstt in Der 8anf por unb Sbr CT.
balt bort 3irfularr, wsl6e aber ale Rsssln
unb 9,,bin9ungsn Gut ausfunft stbsn.
Sol. 8. Scranton, @ipIss 3aplpr, 8. @.
pierce, so. gB. gRintcn, Ibomas Didipn,
Samuel Slrau, Spbn Srisbin, Sra 5ripp uno
8. 3. gbrIps liub bic DireftCrsn. f6m37i
8. g. pieree, prd6eent.
8. .. pbelps, SbaBmsifer.
Ibpmas Didfpn, ghs- -prGiibent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
Rat fDcrmticfbe1a: :

Gin 3psiif6fisrs 8rame Saus, nit fraer
unb 6jartsn. Saus e'uasrittrt fir ,pri ilsins
6amtisn, ptnn 10 Usrlauat; baiIrlbe lirst an
brr gDtatam Street prtsrsburs. NabSufra-
gen btt 16ap 3. S6raeer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11
Ranlots.

80 Cots, an ter 8sminston 9prnue (Slp.
rums 6laD eslssGn, tpfrben grgsn pier tfrmiHs
ptiie 3ablursrn gum 0erfauf ausgetptsn.
,ltir Baumriitrr III bis1s @rlssenbtit gut, ba
Cant esuus duf btm eanbs III, um ben Aauf-
prrts esr Cots bsrausiGlasrn su fEnnen. 9a.
bsrs ausfunft pirb ersrbrn son 6 bas. ..
Bred, pber in Der Dice bts ,,Uphen6latt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11

S&finr CUR SsfBrbsruns BON paFaeisrtH
Ssn unb mad allen @tsenben Dsutl6lanbs
unb Der Sbpeis nit Dampf- cher Sseel. S6if>
fen iIbtr Nnttprrpen, Bremen, Samburs, SaSrs,
SiSsrpOpl &c. au bfbfutsnS srmGbisttn Trftien.
Gus3abIuusen burb ppIfr rglupsiiunssn bur&
ben RUrbbruti6ru 9lpYb mad benz NOrbbeut-
Ibeu Sunb, 9airrn, Biirttembsrs, 9absr,
.SefIen, 9uremburs, ben Yieberlanbfn, DGnt-
mari, S9pfbrn unb Hprtpegen.
@rlber fir unIrrs Re6nung In DeutiH>
lamb einbeablt, tptrben In Sob pber @fgen-
tpertb in pdpisr bon uns pergiitet.
80ama6ttn, Wlietbs- un6 8auf. Rpntraftt,
gsrriutsts StadtsH pGiIs &c. aussefertiet.
8iir ale eur9 uns bsicrstfu @rI&Gfte tptrb
gnrnntirt
6mi9 gBtIb. 8. ateGeI u. 60.
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WtSbcln !! W6beln ! -!
GSrieijer s So.

SOC gadapanna glSt., nabr @albtustun Apt,
,eiarn bisrmii esm tsutl6sn pubItfum an, baB
lie ibr 65sIt6ft mad ibrtm sisnsn nsusn Sc
bGubt uaSfs 1bart YOn ibrsm frHbsrsn pIaBs
prrlest baben.
Gem asrbrtrn pubIifum fir bisbtrtstn Gu
IpruG eanfeu, gsbsn mir ,usti& bic @eriit-
sruna, BAT mir unlsrs 9unpen aut In 3ufuntt
reel unb silia bteirrrn psresn.
Repardturen prompt ausgeflbrt.
Gbsnlo fmpfsblsn mir uns ale esi4rnbtipr'
ler.
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MereDants e Mecbanirs
. E.
ppm z srantpn, Sa.
Capital - $500, 100000
gnrpIns NrDfft, $4,000

DirIs ganf bat Gin aufbc3atItss Capital
bon 3ipei SunSert unS Shnfjie
3aufcnb Dollars, nit tinsnt nn9sbauf-
ten llebsrf&uB BON Slnf;la Saufeno
Dollars, in central Ipfirt nit Sfantsn
unb Dirrftcrsn, bic nit ben SebarfniIsn btr
@rI6GftsprIt ssuau Osrtraut fnr, unb Offsrirt
ben 8auHsutsn, grufsiiiuniRen mo anbsrsn
aOpiisIiSs 5aeilitatsn fir ibre Sanfasi&afts.
8s6lsI SrrFauft fir ale SbeiIe Der gsrsinis,
ten Staatrn uub europa.
SrsnniiIrt untsr siusm fpe;isIIsn SRartfr
tsr @rirBssbuus pUn gtnnisIpanisn, nit bop
prItr grrbinbli6fst. Gs9s prCirHt 3ntsrsf
fen bsjabIt auf 3sibrpriiisn.
Gprrrlppntsntsn mTssu riner fcrsfaltis'n
Sea6tuns ibrsr @rI9afte ii& UsrlItsrt baltsn;
gparftipnsn an allen SauptOrtsn psrbsn ss-
matt unb am Sage bsr 3abluus gum ntssrtg'
ien @eGIt.@ @purle bsri6tist.
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Nn3etge- 0e6lDren :

8fibdffssaartfu, tGbrli6, 5
qUEaInptiieu, 5 Grnts ptr 9iuis fir irts Giar
riiduus.
Sebineun - 8intrIidtIIite gpr-
ausbsSabIun
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NIegonber SGD.
rrsfg-, lau.: anN SfhilS- -Malfr,

ByOmiug gIpsnus, nabs bsr urutu ppfpf-
fee, brIprst alls in lrin Sad sinIblassnbsn 2Ir>
bsittn unp Inptiifrtn belitns. ilap7O
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-11

y RUtefcrt II btrtits mad England abst-
rstf um nabe ju Istn, tpeun bic balb ;u srpar-
isnhs umpaISHns tn Branfrsidb ppr il& asbi.
9ffe.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

A woman left Virginia City last Saturday afternoon on d visit t0 her. husband, who Was d patient at the County Hospital, situated about a mile and d h ,lf from the city. On the same nlghta St Ber- nard dog belonging to the hos pital, by his excited m ,nner, in- duced the physician to start a man off with him The dog led the way through the snow to a ravine, distant apout ,a quarter of a mile, where in d drift the Wom- an already mentioned, was found Tn state of lntOxicatiOn and near. ly frozen to death. She was con- veyed to the hospital, and after some hours of medisdl labor was sertored to her senses.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

DRuW NED. On nesday evening J u,t 3I r.tIv-,.,.... .. S'H0leI named Campbell was swimming the river toward the Yuma shore. He had nearly crossed hut as he approached the shore he struck the bow of the steamer COlOrddO. passed under and was seen no more. A soldier informed us that Campbell had asked the ferryman on the other, side to fbriag him a canteen of whiskey, and on the ferryman refusing to do so, re- marked that he could make the trip as soon as the ferryman could. and plunged in with the above result.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

NEW MINEs-RICH ORE.-We were shown. last Wednesday q silver button, as large as 4 pea, the result of an assay made by the Castle Dome Smelling. Com pany, from two hundred grains or ore. This was d fire assay, and shows the. ore to be worth S2.279 per ton in silver and 142 per cent. copper. It is from a fair sample. of ore from a district altogether new and recently discovered in the sOuth-eartern part of the Ter ritOry, the ores from which will all come through here on their way to the Castle Dome Smelling Wor<s. We also saw atthe ware
 house of Wm. B. Hooper & O., about F tons of very rich silver ore from the Sonoita mines, which will als0 he worked 5y the Cas- tie Dome Smelling Company. /
 vyyYrra T,YypTVn e--v0ov
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

The following items we cliE
 from the Tucson Citizen of last
 Saturday:
 .Apaches have lately been here,
 there and almost everywhere to
 the north and north west of Tue
 son. Their trails and thefts as we'll as one murder, are fresh
 hereahOuts. They have also been busy about Florence. March 6 B.
 w. Reagan writes that the night before they shot one ofhis cows with two arrows. Eight of them attempted tO steal his cattle but his dogs and shotgun frightened them away. HaI
 District court was in session Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and yesterday tJn Wednesday, the district attorney entered a mol prOsequi in one case because of defect in thu indictment, and a new grand jury was called the same day to cure the defect, but the jury ignored the bill entirely. Very little business has been finally disposed of. The ease of f0nc- H,:$-ci'i FS- nurd"- is deferred iii n-xt week to give time 10 procure witnesses.
 The three horses stolen by the Aptches from S HerAn's ranch just below .0wn last Monday morning. have been fouUd md retuned. During the light in which Simon Sanchez was kiiied a pistol was lost. Yesterday some men went to the battle ground to find it. and were rewarded bN two horses. One horse be- to w. Zeckendorf came back on Thursday night of his own accord. In the fight, the cowardly Apaches became fright ened al the approach of some men, as mentioned in the account given else where, and evidently left the horses thinking they would there by avoid pursuit. They n tti pre- killed the two mules.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

The majority of the Committee on Education in the constitutional t'Onvention of Ohn have reported d prpvision making women over tWenty.One years of age eligible to any office under the School laws of that state. The Cleveland Her0LI is enthusiastically in favor nfthe change. l. says: ''The con- ventiOn should adopt it. The movement for giving women d fair share in the government of tn school system, aS they haE to bear nearly a!l the burden Nf its execution in detail, is spreading over the States. Ohio should not lag behind. There is no sense in the idea that women are the most competent to tr in children in the family and make the hest teach prs in the schnnlrd0m, but are not fit 10 sit in the b0iy that frames the system of education and m tk- es the rules for the government nf school. The ahSurdity if the present system is shown in the fact that Boards of Education no ' frequently are made up of men wh" have n practical 'quaIn,- ace with the science Of educatio,r, some of whom have never been inside of d public school as teach. pr or pupil before sitting in the board, and most of whom have no children in the public schools. while the m 's, iudicinuS mother, the most efficient woman teacher. or the womin of large experience md ripe judgment in mttters Of education is exclued from 8 seat in the board solely because she is woman"
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21
YUMA PUBLIC SCHOOL. V
Visit Of the Governor.

Governor Saffjrd accompanied by Capt. PolhAmus, Capt. q. w.. c Powell and Chas. H Brinlpy, Esq visited the public school in
 this city last Thursday. After inspecting both the boys and girls departments taught by Mir. and Mrs. Nash, the Governor made some exeIlent and we'll timed remarks to the pupils in each department. The Governor is we'll pleased with the condition of the school and the progress made by the scholars.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

SCHOOL IN EHRENBERG.-We are pleased to be able to say that Miss Casad has, been engaged to teach school in EhrenDerg. and will undoubtedly open school in that nlaon nevt week Miss Ca sad has been teaching ia Los An geias for several terms and is highly appreciated mere as a teacher.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21
MARRIED.

At the residence of the bride groom, iu Tucson, March F, 1874, by Judge John Titus, Mir. Ed. ward N. Fish of Tucson, and Miss Maria M. Wakefield of Stockton, California
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

WE call attention to the ad- vertisem5nt of Parker & Parker, Photographers. Go and have your picture taken and "secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

The following is the letter of G,v. Kemper, of Virgiuia, par. doning w. Page McCarty of Richmond. This young man, it will be rememhered, va, convict- ed of "invOluntary nan|lIugh- ter" in killing his antagonist in ,i duel d few months ago. and was fined five hundred dollars and sentenced to six months inpriSOn.
 ment in jail
 COMMONWEALTH OF VTPGINTA1 Governor, Ofli.e, Feh. v, 1871 There is but one ground upOu which Executive clpmency should be exercised in this ctses It Is proved bY medical testimony of a very high character that the con ditiDn Of the prisoner Is Suvh that his life would 94 gre tlIv inperill- ed ny further lmprISOnmAnt. The life of d citizen may not be taken except in purSuance of il sentence lawfully derl ,ring it's forfeiture. Pardon is grtntet in this cas- sO lely because it is necessary to save life The reasons upon which clemency is invoked. in the nu- mtr',u-ly signed 'petitiOn filed in the Case are wholly diSapproveh; and it must not he doubted that the penalties of the anti dueling act will he inflexihly enforced so
 far aS their enforcement is. devol-
 vel upon this off,.
 ---.. JAMES l.. KEMPER
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21
BORN.

Al Yuma, March 18th 1874, to the Wife of A. J. Keen, a Daugh. ter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21
LOCAL MArrERs.

SEE the advertisement of Han lon & Bowman of the Ferry.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

HGive usia cali. Peice our Goods and inspect our STOCK. We will make 1t tn our advantage SURE tO do SD. Our 6Jnsss Are FRESH and NEW. Our Prices LOW, Our facilities SUPERIOR and we are always ready and prepared to satisfy everyone of these facts.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21


 ARRIVAL OF OFFICERS. -Lient. Lock wood, It. Winters and It. Allen of the 23d Infantry, arrived by steamer from San Francisco, last Tuesday, and on Thursday, honored us by T call at our office. They are very pleasant young men and bear the unmistakable mark of officer and gentlemen We had the pleasure Of meeting Col. Woodson v'hO had heretofore seen sery ice in the Territory, and Lieut. Haskell, who has just re- turned from California. Several
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

names will he found in the pas senger list, but whose acquaint ance we have not yet had thn pleasure ofmaking.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21
WHEAT,
 CORN MEAL. RIIfKWHFAT FLOUR.

Together with a genera asSOrt- ment adapted t0 this country. All of which is offered at prices which
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21

Invites attention to the best se- lected and most complete stock ever offered in this market, con- sisting, in part, of
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21
Nota Bene..

VIM. B. HOOPER < CO
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21
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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21
Women on School Committees.

The majority of the Committee on Education in the constitutional t'onvention of Ohn have reported pr,vision making women over
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-18

smiling, Ramroduus IL q boxer. RAM
roduus IL a shoulder hitter" He be-
holds Butts right arm lifted up
with what no imagines IL a box-
Ing glove OH hIs hand, He hreps
up lively, and says; "ohl no don't say
40 Would like 10 takea turn heypp
and stufs his fist In Butts "bread
basket" Al this Butts Ia deprived Of
sufficient wind TO explain, and bonds
with u groan. Ramroduas then SOL
lows up his advantage by caroming
pressingly over Butts right ear, mu.
slcalIy requesting 10 know Of Butts
"what makes YOU no much out Of prac-
tIce, old iel.?n by this time some OF
Butts blood relations, seeing Butts
confusion, step up and explain 10 Ram
roduus that ielons run In tho family,
and that Butts has lelon, and also n
poultice TO accompany the same around
and warn of the public. And even
then Ramroduus wanted 10 shake
hands, like any professional puEilIst
after tho fight was over, aud that, too,
with the hand that looked IA II II was
balancing bag Of clothes going TO
wash.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-18
WattersOninns.

A New York editor tells us thai
Mayor Havemeyer is next door to al
idiot. We We're not before aware thai
the editor and the mayor lived even IN
the same street.
An attempt was made the Other
night to rob Major DE Bajligethy, the
proprietor of an Ice cream saloon in
Houston, Texas. We don't know Of
what they wanted to rob him--not Of
his name, though, certainly. m
The city is just now abundantly sup.
piled with watermelons, some OF which
are stale and some half rotten. Partie.
desiring to introduce an excellent arti.
Gle of cholera morbus into their fami.
lies will please notice daily during the
season, and keep bill till called for.
The astronomical editor of the Mem.
phis Avalance is of the opinion that
the tall of the Coggia comet Is made
up of Alex. III. Stephens old editorial
paragraphs In the Atlanta Sun. II
this theory be the correct one, that
comet has much longer and denser
tail than most astronomers suppose.
The apprehensions of some of the
newspapers that government offices
are about to 60 a-begging Is not we'll
founded. One of the reasons given for
keeping Minister Jay at Vienna is that
the rush for his place, in case of his re-
moval, would be greater than the ad.
ministration could bear.
The Detroit Free Press. IA Ken.
lucky editor says that Kentucky wo-
men are the most beautiful of any In
the world" Aud where, pray, is the
man, without regard to sex, color, ma
tioaality, or previous condition of SER
vitude, who will dare to look us in the
eye and say that that Kentucky editor
lies, or even prevaricates? Gods
than do which he had better been born
u dog!
In the times that tried mems souls,
that Is to say, when the people of the
north grew weary Of bombarding and
wouldn't volunteer any more to 10 to
the south and fight for the union, and
when the draft was threatening every
able-bodled man In the loyal states, the
only way to get patriots was to buy
them. Among other places that offered
bounty for soldiers was Hoboken, N.
j., and now she is about ready to pay
some of the claims upon her, all the
courts having decided that they must
be paid. She has been carrying on a
lawsuit for nine years, at cost Of $l2,.
900, and the claims that she is required
to pay have grown from SOS, 900 TO $780,
600. Had Hoboken anticipated all this
In 1851, she too would have said: "Let
the hayward sisters 90 in peace"