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4 National Sorrow.

The decision Of a court of Justice
that Mrs. Lincoln, the widow of
Abraham Lincoln, the iirst-and may
we hope The last-President Of the
United States ever assassinated, was
insane, and the order of that court
consigring her to confinement in an
insane asylum, is sufficient to cause
the sorrow Of every one who is not
inseHsiLle to the refined sentiment of
sorrowing sympathy for the afflicted.
A lady Of peculiarly sensitive
nature and strong affection, it is no
wonder that her reason was over.
thrown by the terrible tragedy that
Was enacted in her very presence
the calamity that fell upon her like q
thunderbolt from cloudless sky ;
but the only wonder is that she was
not Instantly ber,ft of reason, instead
o. being so long in reaching the terri
bic crisis at which she has but recent
ly arrived.
Her subsequent conduct in attempt
ing to commit suicide is an evidence
OF the correctness Of the decision of
the court, and fills the hearts Of the
people with sorrow Cor an absolute
certainty. Let all the people pray
earnestly that her reason may again
be eathsened and she restored to her
afflicted son.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. JNO. ROW
LAND Il ALEXANDER ROY, FOUR.
TENTH pIsrRIcr CoURT, for the Parish OF
Richland No. 2U6.
BY virtue of writ Of FIRE facas to ne
directed from5 the Honorable li,h District
Court for the Parish Of RichIand in The ADORE
entitled sul;, vii! proceed To sell nj public
auction, at the door of the Court House If
said Parish, on Saturday, the 3rd day Of July,
1873, within the hours prescribed by law the
following described property, tO-wit:
The undivided one-,iArh interest in to
:. F.. Of y f. J. and the S. W | of N. f..
Section :, Township H. North Range 5
East. containing s. acres more ~ less.
Seized ~ the above suit rs the property Of
A'cxaudc. Roy.
Terms Of sale, cash with the benefit of
aPprGi~cmcnt. 1. II. MOORE,
hay -. IST5. 81. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

is. INo25s. j.. mo. 90
II +. Ti,lTs 4 Go s. H. Riggs 10. a.oI
kHg & Bro'ip, is. H. f. TrtTs No 80.
All in the lIrh District Court, Parish of Rich
land, State of Louisiana.
DY virtue # three wrils Of fcri taciaS is
ID sued ia the above suits, | have seize,
and taken into my posses. ion, aud will ole
for sale at public auction at the door Of ia,
Court House of said Parish, at Rayvillc, La.
between the hours of l O'Clock \ VI. anc
/ o clock, +. NJ. on
Saturday the 81 day of July, A. D;l875,
the following described property together
with all Of the buildings and Improvements
thereon. si,u1tcd in the Parish OF Richland
and belonging to the defendant Henry Felix
Nickcrs, to-wit
lSt, A parcel uf land. in section twenty one
Township sixteen north Range SIX East, near
. the village OF Alto. being two acres Of ground
known as the McBfidc and Underwood lots
lying rorth Of the NJ 4. Her lots and We Il Of
the old Rayvilie aud Alto road commencing
7 at a point on the sixteenth section line run
uIng south seventy yards, thence east one hun
! drcd and frrty yards, thence north seventy
yards, thence back 10 starting point one hun
/ drci and !o!ty yards. bought 10y II. +. Nickcrs
I from George Ii. Warner October 9Th, 1870, by
! deed recorded February 9th, 1871 Oh pages
! q and II of No'ara Book &C."
ID, The following parcels Of land in Town
ship sixteen north range six east, each tupdi-
vision containing 10 acres, more or less
to wit: " T. of ~ W. sec. %. y. ~
of " ". ! sec. 20 and s. T. Of " +
! see. Ii.
Sd, The undivided half interest of s. "
of s. ". i sec. IL, Township seventeen
north range seven east containing 10 acres
18th, The undivided half interest in the
''Stoner' lands, IN Township sixteen north
range s;x east, described as follows to-wit:
" +. | Of y. +. and s. T.. / of ) f.
sec. %, containing 10 acres each, s. w. /
of s. ". ! sec. - continuing IS 3O-lOJ acres
and ~ ". Of = " sec ~ (less Go loo
acres reserved in the north east cornc) bal
ance containing SO 10 loo acres
9Th, The Samuel Boughton lands, consist
ing of the following subdivisions, each con
tanning ~ acres more or less, towiy: s. Ell
of n. +. See. G, ". +. IF " + Sec. y,
Township fifteen north, Range six east, s
W. of. s W. {! Sec. Is, ~ " ! of s T.. !
Sec. IS, and the " " ! of n, f. Sec y,
Township sixteen north range six east.
9Th, The Anderson plantation, described
rs f,Ii,vs 70 wit The nort., half of soc,ion
II CONTAINING 100 53-Ioo ocrcs. the souh
east quarter of sec and the east half of the
.or,! vc., ouartor or SEQ = ,outainiur 30
acres. ali in Township sixteen north range
seven east. and containing in the aggregate
J6o 51-loo acres of land.
9TH. About five acres of ground ~ he vii /
lagc of Alto. aud embracing The store houses,
new residence Old residence of sad N,ckcr>,
al H.. ,,,.,, ,,,,,,l-I Cd, q ,c.uvcII h Chan
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Horrible OUTRAGE.

An old blind co'ored man. named Aaron.
who = generally led hy his faithful dog, was
knocked down with a brckbat by some un
known pstsOn, As he was entering Farmer
vile, on the back street, on Wednesday
morning; and as be was goirg home in the
evening. he was wayisid Jus, ont OF town AMI
cruelty beaten. He received several severe
cuts on the head. lfdi>covered, the perpe-
traitors Of this crime oasht to be severely
hauilcd. Since wiring the above negro
named Sam JOKES. has beer arrested under
suspicion of committing the oiense.-FGr,ser-
riue Rcrord
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Total amount uvcr-drawu, So 81
| have received Of the Tax Collector.
amount collected in ISL for the purpose OF
building school houses, the sum Of S!IN7 IS.
which remains on hand.
Respectfully submitted.
THOS. JONES. >ec'y & Trca-r
Be it resolved by the Board of School ri.
rccrors Of the Parish of RIchlani, ,llat the re
port of Thos. Jones, Secretary X Treasury, be
received, and that his bond be cancelled
Be it further resolved that the Riyhlanl
BEACON b. requested 10 publ iii these procce-
dings.
There being no f;.'he! proceeding the
Board aAjourrcd sine die.
ADOLPH GILLY, President
THOs JONES, Src'y " Trcae'r.
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The prospect for good crops is re,

The prospect for good crops is re-
ported from all parts Of the state as
very favorable, with he Only draw
back Of a slight Indication Of drouth.
Ii we have favorable seasons Of rain
there is hope that Louisiana vii!
begin next fall to emerge from the
cloud of adversely that has SO long
overshadowsd her. Let her sturdy
sons work with a will for there is
life in the old land yet" and by the
favor of Divine Providence they will
one day be again proud Of the appel.
lation of Louisiana.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

Sewing Machine i an absolute necessity
in eve.y family. la making selection do
not fail 10 examine the Wilson Shuttle. This
machine u meeting with Unprecedented sue
cess, being sold at less price than any other
iir>t-c'ass machine, and at the same time
combining To a CRATER degree all the essentials
OF a family machie. Machine, will be- deliv-
cred AZ any Railroad Station in ihi, country,
free Of transportation charges. if ordered
through the Company Branch House OF
Monroe La.
They send an elegant catalogue and chrome
circular free GA application.
This Company want, Il few more agents.
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BADLY SHoT.-IIenry Kent

BADLY SHoT.-lIenry Kent is the
name Of thrifty and industrious
negro who plants on the Mckay place,
on Iazoo river. OF late u neighbour
hood negro has been endeavoring to
eptice Kent's hands away from him,
and was making such Roadway that
on Mosday Kent went to this man
and demonstrated with him about his
conduct. Harsh and angry words
were passed freely, when the man
drew a derringer aud fired, the bali
entering Kent's right lung, producing
a very dangerous wound. The wound
cd man was brought to this city,
where be is undergoing medical treat
mcnt.-Eicksbarg Herald..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

The CRnrs.-Wc ar, pleased To report
another wc"N Of far, working, growing
weather. The only ;rouh,. las been the
coming together oi work ON corn and co~ou
at the same tinl". both equally i'm need oi
stirring The bulk f the corn Will lc laiG
ty during the next ten day; some las a '.
ready been dismissed. Furry cotton Ea,
squares t. show, bat the majority If PRINTER,
are Ju>I bringing their Gotten to q final sad.
The plant gcnyrl'y is small, aud NO.; a. Prom
i>iug a last year ihrs time. As to corn
everything depends upon the seasons Wi,h
three good rains, about ten days apart, an
abundant corn crop IS assured OUdchtia
Telegraph.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

NEARLY DRowNED.-As the ferry.
boat Gessie, vas making landing at
Cbisum's Well, Sunday, a eolored
deck-band attempted to jump ashore
with the line when he fell from the
staee-plank into the river. For few
seconds the scene was quite lively.
Although there were numbers OF
darkies who witnessed the accident
and stood gazing at the drowning
man, not one had that necessary
spark of humanity so desirable in
such an emergency. 4 white man
JUMPED into the water, and, at the
peril Of his life, rescued the poor
negro, who clambercd up the bank
with tears of tbankfulncss in his
eyes, leaving his bat in the river to
be fohcd out by the ucwsboy of the
boat. TickS6urg HsratI.
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Notice Of Administration.
State of Louisiana. Parish Of Rich
land, Parish Court.

S"ccessioa Of Jokh j. Corias'on, Dccca,cd
UTHERAS, II. BLOCK has flcI in the
w Office of the Clerk Of The Ith District
Court in aud for the Parish OF Richland his
application for the administration Of the cs-
iaJc of john ]. COviugrpn, deceased
NOB therefore. uul,-. opposition Dc made
thereto within ten days from the date Lcrcof,
the said II. Biloxi viii be appointed admins
tratrix of the sad succession, upon comply
ing with the requirements of the law
j. NEWT PITTS,
a true copy. Attest: Clerk lirh &c.
]. NEwT. PnTS. Clerk llih d {.
Rayviiie. Ia. Nav 2hih. IS7J-gws
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
Dress Goods.

The haHdsome>t line of dress goods ia
Monroe can he found at the Branch House on
DeSiard street. No lady should think OF
purchasing dress without looking nj the
dress good stock of Maurice Meyer y Co on
DeSard street, next to kindelmann and
under the Picture Gallery.
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Shcrif's Sale.
state Of L""t%iqDd, Parish Of }
Htchlaad, Parish Court. !
FENDALL s FISHER }
\s. No. 2S9.
II. FELIN NICKERS.

DY virtue oi a writ Of alias +, IA issued
ID from ia" Honorable Parish Cont Tor
the ParI,h ct RichIand, State Of Louisiana ia
the above descended suii and ;u me directed
| have seized and will otter for sale To
the highest bidder within the hours prescribed
10y law, at the door Of the court house Of saIi
parish on
Saturday the 5M doy Of Jsne, 1915,
the following described property, to-wit:
The North East quarter Of tIe north east
quarter Of Section 80, Township . North.
Rage . Ea>r, containing ~ acres, more or less.
Terms of sale, twelve months credit, viii.
out the benefit of apprai,cment, purchaser
To execute note with approved security. and
m"'tgasc retained ON property.
{. H. MOORE,
May -, lo7j.-li Sheriff
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] hat ar Il

INDEBTED TO THE BEACON FOR
SUBSCRIPTION ARE REMINDED
THAT THEY CAN PAY THEIR SUB
SCIPTION With WITNESS AND
JURY CLAIMS. As MANY
OF THE WITNESSES
AND JURYMEN
ARE REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS
THIS WILL BE THE TIME TO PAY TO
GET FULL VALUE FOR THEIR SCRIP.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

Fresh and pretty As Il maiden'S blush are
the 1000 new pieces Of calcocs opened uP
yesterday a, the pew Brarei House of Maurice
Meyer & Co. on DeSiari street, next 3"
kiudeIpsun ;.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
>. w. SMITH,
BARBER &c HIIR DRESSER,

"AS mosed into his new shop on LouiSe
street, me door north of w. l.. Jones
store, 2ayvilIe, and provided with all kinds OF
perfumes, cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution Of all work in
his line, and respectfully solicits the pa
tEGnage Of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim a gentleman up in any
style; and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand to az commodate the ladies'.
June g. lS75-tf
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The District Conference

or the Delhi District of the Louisiana Con
ference Of the NJ. L C. :. will be held at
Trenton. commencing june Bird, 1873. Mem
bess Of this Conference, by purchasing u
ticket, paying fnll fare 10 Mcuroe, will lie
returned free an a certificate Of the secretary
oi the Conference
no WHITE, r. E.,
Trenton. La.
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Cross liar JacOnetS.

For making Gents under shirts. only s
cent, a yatd at the Branch House Of Maurice
Mcyer s Co Oh DeSIIa steel.
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Ribbons.

1850 pieces New Ribbons. just received AT
the BRASCH HoUsE. on DeSiarl street. RIrh
GTus Gram Ribbons, AT fifteen cents, twenty
cents ani twenty-five ceuts, for Hair Bows
aud trimming Hats
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

Table linen for table cloths, onl : 50 cents
yard ~ Maurice Meyer K Cos III, new
Branch House, ooDeeia .l ,tl,ct.
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E.. II. MOORE.
Ragyile, La May .9rh, Is75.-6r<.

A PEoPosIrION We propose To- advent r.
tand for sale. with this understanding # the
land owner VIII give price aEi terms, and
if no sale, no charge, and If a sale he viii
pay us 40 pea cent of rhcpurchase price. ont
of the cash payment.
Fine white Il K, only 20 cents Il ytri AZ
the new Branrh House Of Niurirc N'y". &
ca. on D,>nri >;fs"i.
TDB WORK. of all kinds. fip,u 'a.s Is
81 risUc 10 poster, '"'I'y executed - 'iil,
oliiCe, upon 'hOu nouce.
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Paid Indebtedness Of o.J EoarI

E-I'f %
Leaving bat due Treler. $50 81
Condition and standing Of ;l.e funds in each
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SsfI,2kI!'F'S SALE.

May I52t.
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GET UP CLUBS FOR THE BEST PIRISH PAPER IN
WORTHLESS TLOUISTIN.l THE HIGHLAND BEICON
, 1875-10-17
NUMBER 33.

or some one slso's children all round the sh1p,
while at the same time he was ever on the watch
for opportunities OF commenting the Hospet to
all On board: and the same things are trne OF
Mr. 8ankey, who deseryed1y won TIE good will
OF al who had the pleasure to have been in hia
company.
Al TO the multitndes who docked tc
hear these men in London, surely
the history OF the religious world affords no ax-
ample since the days Of the camolhaired pzoph-
ct in the wilderness Of Judea. Having occasion
one night to so outside Of the Agricultural Hall.
in the north OF London, 1 encountered disap-
pointed crowds who failed to gain an entrance,
which then estimated at 20. .U0U, and there we're
then some 17,u00 within the hall.
There is nothing harsh, illiterate, inelegant,
rude, extrava9ant, o. Uild, in any OF Mr. Moody'a
discourses. He doee not give the 1east couate-
nance to anv kind Of excitement. and I knew Of
\ wounded-hearted woman compelled to weep
aloud in ono OF the meetings. who seemed
to distress him The whole Of the meetings.. in
sit their arrangements, partook OF very busl-
neeS-like character. The thousands who at dif-
te,ent times sought religious counsel we're
dealt with in calm, cool, earnest manner and
ali appeals to the passions were discountenauced.
There ara Thousand and one places where
Moody aud Sankey would be welcomed to-day
in the old country, and those who know them
best would give them the va1mest welconle back
This is 4 pleasant theme to me, but must desiss
when ahall have added one thought ~ to the
Gated man." Well he has not had a uni
versity training. it is true, but he has
becn 60 we'll educated somewhere that
the lending legal functionary Of all the British
Empire has sat day after day At hls feet and
drauk in his words. It is attributed to the Lord
Chancellor OF the British House Of Peers that he
declared thar he had not heard the Gospel so
we'll and perfectly preached in ali his lifo until
ho heard Mr.. Moody, and Lord Cairns ia gilt
ed, accomplished scholar and q religious man.
and he thus found pleasure in turning aside
from the eloquent debates of the nobalnen Of
England, to listen to Mr. Moody as the greatest
! preachers OF the age I beg to subscribe my
j. SABINE KNIGHT.
, 1875-10-17


LITTLE MODERN AsTRrNoAE APPLIED TO II.
TO rar Editor Of The Chica>o Tribune:
CHICAGO, Oc:- 16.- think that Judge Bor.n
ia wrong in sayisg that the resurrecti1 OF
Christ is the chie< cornerstone Of Chri74an1tJ-
His ascenaion into Heaven, it seeu1s"o me.
fully as important foundation -'ne' NOW.
what il tho evidence handed 81, !" qs con-
earning this most important A@1 Let us
see:
.nv sncs event hnt i the contrary reports
IT, 1esn. aaid r. IT. Disciples ater His resur-
80, t,at h ~ lid remain witt them 10 the
a.s ~ +,a uort. Mark says that IL appeared
,aro VA e1av,n as they sat at rnealand, after
r. ~; snoheu unto them, He Was r-eiyed m
n.o teaYeu, and sat on the right hanl God.n
r rrIrc.ntradicts ri tho foregoing BY aese1t that
.aA !,.n ascent Tas accomplished from e, ,anv
wnp John il silent altogether conca1, mo
~, most stupendous miracle. In the nrSt b
to ~ Of the Acts OF the Apostles (w1ltten psn
bl7 knows who, but attributed 70 Ita ,,ta P.av W
,zain stated that the ASCENT OF Christ 'o1o ne@'o
~ag from the mount called OlVas- ,
Enw- was there auy ascent 1t nll antlc-
,ate the reply Of auch men as nessrs- FaAo"n
nd Sullivan. who will answer "i"o 81 .1o
.yaucelists have said that Christ ascended lnso
1ea1en. aud although they do not agree upon
he p}ace and time OF ASCENSION, still they agree
| q to he Main fact. Only one ot the Esaoeea<,
i.ta Who rnates any mention OF what became O!
| 0,ris; after His resurrection has = d1he5oat
story to tell, but the majority must rue eu ~ =
Il in t-ue, and moek eseental part OF ou- 18lth.
5,n:e the Gories concerning the resu11est'on
| and ,scepsin Were written the earth mas ooou
d;sco,ered . be not fiat, but round snoot'p< S Z
/ thrn1rh spsao at the t1te OF between oo,o" tc
| 6G- CNS miles 1er hour in its Tremendous couteo
arnnrd the sun, and spinning aSounn npon - t.e !:
| ~. rnce in avery tuentr-four hours "lsh sn1s
d;scorerT tts :" heavens ot the ancaents van
iaIed SO didalso tbs gods whom tney wv?
Ia be eutroned Immediately above tne ea!.n;
But il realty how little has the World aavancoa ~
| IN intathce1ce since the magnificent a1sco'e.y
~ Conerncua, when millions upon nl1aloas OF
| n,onev ca7 be yearly extracted from the people,
~ fGr Il. purpose Of studJing rha Torx5 "olcn
10 1re1tCreator has 80 laEiah!y sprean a1oooo
"a on eery hand, but for the purpose OF per
s,s+r' - TX tie 1u2c1s..tions Of Antiquity
Tarj11there is very large scre" looee sone'
| .tsra Ihen the teachers in our public Schools
engage in teaching the puro sciences and sne
! facta {! the universe. are Et7rVins 70 oeA1o ol
e.la1;e Of q paItrs fen hand1ed dollars per }car
uh,je;neu engaged in our pulplts IN reacnin;
INT ,e Great Creator was tho Author OF tea
m.agsof ancient NEUROLOGICAL literature kno"1
ar tie Hble a1e living in comparative 1o1uty; o'
ssIadesof thousands OF dollars~ None feanz
, this ta:s mora clearly than the clergy tne1n
salFes, which is the reason Why they spsrng fol
ws1d 8 quickly to repair, o. attempt to rspas'
, 1875-10-17
BUSINESS CARDS.

SIMEON W. KING ESQ,
Commissioner Of Deeds foz ALL the States aad Terri
tories, Attorneyat-Law, United States comm1ss1ones
aeent. Deeds acknox1edRed, Dispositions taken, and
Proofs In bankrupt cases du1T certified to. O;aee
No, Methodist Church Block, cor. c4sF1 ana "aen-
iuRton-Ets.
, 1875-10-17
Y. OCTOBER II, 1875.-SIXTEEN PAGES
PIANOS.
:ST'E[NVAYS
UPRIGHT
PIANOS.

n4rssRs. STEINWAY 4 SONS hnve, after
,aii1 ME = sGd rnrnesi study and experiments. suc-
e re
conHtlr1mctenn; m NV nf sTEiSsVAYS', best square
;Tanl eaal Pianos vhle ii.e aMniity T. Of the most
c;1tt c;h1Ht1s"s .,pt in ihr hi:hcst degree plinble.
E!i x KS s. trtHtT nHthEc ckrHX1r kHrE>X II
III 4TASD1SG TuSE; IuS,; j. " n{[NPAls$$t;- = s$t;
III 1ELEsE sEf! aSj il EVEN GREATER THAN
III; II or THE BEST GRAND AND
SQUARE PlANo:,.
=; IN ~ thu drawing rooms Of leading citizens.
csch and e.ery one of which has given the most unquA
Sd .,+4xf,rtnn The world renowned
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-18
SMALL AMI MCDONALD.

A gentleman In whom the utmost
reliance can he placed, now In Pana-
mint, writing to a friend in this city,
says: "The gang OF cusses who shot
Jim Miller are here, or a little way out
OF this place, at Rose Canyon. There
ia whole nest of them. / have seen
them in town several times, and |
think II would be well to let Jim know
Of L aud have W., +. & Co.'S detectives
c liie around, for hey make their boasts
tlat one hundred men could not take
them. One went into Wells, Fargo n
Cos Office here aud said he did not
WISH to show any disrespect, '.but, by
Cd, this bill, or poster, offering a re-.
wtrd Tor Small and Mcdonald dill not
please HIM" aud pulled it down be-
lore their eyes. Parties who have re-
Gently arrived from that place confirm
Inc above, and with a reward of $1,000
Hr the capture of the men, it seems
strange that some one can moi be found
win sand" enough to tackle the
men and get the coin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-18

ONLY ONE PRICE.-Kenlember that
j.. COIN & Bio. are the first who re-
duced the price OF clothing in Eureka.
The selling price OF all goods is plain
ly marked upon all the articles. This
is the first house that introduced the
practice. All others are imitators. Ex-
anime their stock and you will not go
away without purchasing. The entire
stock must he sold inside of sixty
days. de22-tf*
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-18
MOCEI.S.
m hi

READ THIS We are closing out iii
stock OF Drugs and Patent Medicines,
Fancy Articles and Stationery at San
Francisco cost. Give us a call at the
Postoflice building. Everything fig
ured down to the lowest notch. The
finest quality of Bay Rum for 81 a bot
tie and everything reduced in proper
ton. Pills % cents per box.
d27@t HICKEY & Co.
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nh4

DANCING ACADEMIA grand soiree
party every Saturday evening, from
8 until II o'clock; and classes for in
struciion for gentlemen, Monday and
Wednesday evenings; instructions
for ladies and children, OH Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons. from
to 4 O'Clock; on Buel street. at Pro-
lessor Bach's dancing academy.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-18

SELLING OUT.-H. Mannheim, of the
Corner Jewelry Store, offers his entire
stock of jewelry, watches, diamonds,
pistols, etc, for sale at prices lower
than ger He wants 10 clean out his
stock on hand, and If low prices will
do it the articles on hand will soon be
disposed of. fe25
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-18

PERSONS desiring to purchase pianos
or organs should not fail To call at the
City Drug and Book Store and KAN
inc samples of the rich and elegantly
finished McCammon pianos and Ia
nous Prince organs, both ~unequaled
for this altitude aud cline. d29@
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-18

BULLION SHIPMENT. - The Eureks
Consolidated Company yes,erds,
shipped $4,000 pounds Of bullion, 10y
P%r.tcnard's teams, To Palisade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-18

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Room TO RENT.-A nicely furnished
room TO rent at the house Of Mr.. Me
CARNEY, OH the corner of Clark street
and the O'Neil Survey, opposite Judge
Baily's residence. mhi-tf@