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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-07

MECHANICS and Miners Tools, Of every de-
scription, cheaper than the lowest, at tn,
Pioneer Cheap Store of Ashim Bros. split
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-07

The ArHLErEs.-Alf. Chartz speaks
a little piece in this mornings SENTr-
MEL in response to Ed. Brannan's
challenge for a foot race or q lifting
match with dumb-bells. Mr.. Chartz
evidently considers that his daily du-
ties as carrier and collector for the
SENTINEL furnishes him with all the
ley exercise that is essential for his hap
piness, but is willing to accommodate
Mr.. Brannan with a game of dumb
bells, If he will raise the weight to
fifteen pounds. instead of ten, as stipu-
lated In Mr.. BIS challenge.
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MOCH'S.

EcoNoNY is wealth, and to mako a dollar
poruse the new advertisement of Ashim Bros
SPLIT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-07

" you want to have your watches and jew.
elry repaired in q workmanlike manner, 70
to p. Steler's jewolry store. jy7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-07

NorICE.-Uncle Mannheim, corner Main and
Clark streets. will dispose of $50 American
Lever Clocks at 81 on Q piece; former price,
81 to So. jy30 H. MANNHEIM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-07

WHoRTLEBERRIEs, Yankee Pumpkin, an
fresh Msckersl, in cans, at Taylor's. split
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-07

mh4

MOCHf'S. NH
RUSSIAN Mustard. which combines What no
other Mustard does-the taste and aroma Of
horse-radish with that of mustard, for sale at
Tayl0r's. SPLIT
MECHANICS and Miners Tools, Of every de-
scription. cheaper than the lowest, at the
Pioneer Cheap Store of Ashim Bros. SPLIT
MOCH's. mh4
Economy is wealth, and to mako q dollar,
poruse the new advertisement Of Ashim Bros.
SPLIT
NorICE.-Uncle Mannheim, corner Main and
Clark streets. will dispose of $50 American
Lever Clocks at 81 on q piece; former price.
" to ~. jyD H. MANNHEIM.
" you want to have your watches and jew.
elry repaired in q workmanlike manner. 60
to T. Steler's jewolry store. jy7-tf
WHoRrLEBERRIEs, Yankee Pumpkin, and
fresh Mackerel, in cans, at Taylor'e. spl7tf
MOCH's. nh4
RoBrNsos's Pure Scotch Oatmeal. in ono
pound packages, Mt Taylor's. sp29tf
SNITH's Crushed Wheat, in ~two-pound
packages. at Taylor'a. sp29tf
HEcKER's Extra Family Self-rising Flour,
in six.pound packages, at Taylor's. sp29tf
ANOTHER arrival of those famous Onondago
Apples. in three-pound cans. at Taylof's.
sp2ytf
-
MOCH,S. mh4
TRIPLE Wine Vinegar, the finest in the
market; just received by Taylor. sp29tf
WHITE Duck PANTS, only six bits, at Ashim
Brothers. SPLIT
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INTELLIGENCE
srooK


r..ucisco stock Exchange.
SAN Francisco. Oct. Q.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-07

DERSONS HAVING WHITEPINE WAR
i Scrip for sale can find q purchaser by ap-
plying to w. II. SWEENE Ely,
o8-Iw At his stables on Main street.
, 1875-05-16
q smohags, II rapidly Oh the increase sbxouxh-
ont rhA Enrrhueat N-91~

q smoings, II rapidly Oh the increase sbronxh-
ont tho Northwest.
THE sUBUhBs-nENEWED nTEEE1x N 1x1 II,
BROWN PLAn OF 1NyEsrAENr IN euBunsA1
Ho1E5.
Thare is, perhaps, 10 disputinx tho Y.cs II, =
the unreasonable and mysterious pruiooxstion
Of Winter temperature into tho middle Of hi >
orc1nar11y beautiful, mild. b!ue- stied month 81
;aay, has lent porcept1bfe depression "a
the geaersl suburban real estate business, con-
@eallns tho entire interest. with few exceptions.
".th cold and frozen aurisca Of apathy enn.,
70 IN inch and half Of ice Business aear1.:
however, neEor to freeze Ut the Office OF IL,
brown, under tsle spscial plan that charaeterigea
M operat'ona-tho result aud CONCLUSION arri1a5
az ~ TRIBUNE REPRESENTATIVE who interviewed
sdat 1uste 1eai eatats philosopher yesterday, a
to the true slgna Of the fines touching the ,xhcE.
suburban business, being that tho exceptiorsl
and Almost unreasonable aehvisy It this ofien
vaa simply Tho legitimate WORKINGS snd Inc
legitimate results Ut principle aud method a.
operations that involve > true eaout Of rncns
lanty. Ae is "all known, not only in real estxta
circles but to tue eutIro community, Mr. Brown
h1s long been engaged in manlpuIat,ns tho bent
res'denca suburbs of the CITY in mnnper
8peclalIy designed to give the poor man a cAanco
TO render the great residence dr. tricta s1iacaut
to the city Immediately and prsctieatiy aysltshIN
20 me great mlddle classea Of clerks, mechanics,
and thrifty tradesmcn, thousands Of whom nov
constitute the Formulation OF pleasant and th,ip.
ing villages that adorn the outskirts OF Chicago.
and which hare been dsvcloEed under hla enter.
prise. Aud 1t ia simply the inclination Of dis
contenled city population to move out into thees
pleasant suburban realms Of health. comrnrt
and lndeDendence,-tho public disposition to
utilize the 1ra Btowu plan OF buying an rnin-
numbered, free and Independent homestead ,bv
easy inst4ilmeu:s of s. mon,hlY,-that accounts
foE the daily congregation OF inquirass at hie
office, when the business in neatly al other d.
rectlona seem, to ba caked into ice. The secret
of tho renewed interest manifested On the cart
u the public finds Apartlel exclamation tn the
|acs that Mr. Brown has recently placed upeu
ne market another addition 10 Park Ridge, the
ARREST village in the immediate ue,ghborhood Of
az city, 1aelo hundreds OF pleasant homes a1e
'1erd to the cranped residents of the city at
vices within tho reach OF everything excepting
poverty itself. That infinite good nuat ultimats-
! result to the middle classes Of .ha community
oz0ash tho operations of this popular horaa-
tcad plan ca1nUt admit OF doubt. -.
, 1875-05-16

J.. Rechler and Miss Eettie Wharton. The
bridal party soon made their appearance, and,
proceeding to tho charcef rail, tho happy twain
! were made one by sae pastor Of tie church. tho
Kev. Mr. Qendennios. The attendants vera
Hiss Della Foskstt, supported BY lr. Dwight
Wharton, brother Of tho brids, and Misa
Phillips. suprortsd by. Mr. James L. Regan.
The bridal dress vas OF taxletau, gracefully
loopod With orange flowers, which also blosaomed
in her dark hair. After the ceremony, the party
proceeded to tho lower ROOMS OF tho church,
where tho congratulations Of friends wero re-
coi.ed. Theso being through with, Dir. aud
LIS Bschlar left the same evening on; THAR
bridal tour.
1t Dixon. I'll. Mr.. RI. Cheney, Of Chicago,
Was married to Miss Kate z. Brewster, daughter
Of thelsto c. @. Etews.er, OF Ottawa. Thecere-
nony was performed at the residence OF Mai.
John D. Cheney, the Rev. q. Y. Cbass ofhcist-
ing. Tho affair, though comparatively quiet,
uas very peseant ono No cards Here Isaucd.
Mr.. Charles 6. saSe, tho second 500 Of John
&. save, WAS married on the 9th inat. at stau,-
ford, Coun., to HISS Ellen II. Sake. the eldest
daughter Of the Rev. George G. Saze, Of Stam-
ford. The wedding guests were principally reia-
lives or very Intimate friends, and the ceren,onY
took place at tho residence Of the brides fasber.
In the Amer!can EolscoEat Church ns Paris. :,
Mr.. Charles August yon Hernest. Of Holland,
was recently married to 1flEs Constance W.,
daughter Of tue late John @. Zimmerman,
G Co1su!-Gencral Of the NcthoElsaas to the United
States. .
San Freuciaco has had another pleasant n,trf-
noniel event in tbs marriage OF Hiss Aarv A.
Mcfarock Greenwood, Only daughter OF ". II.
Greenwood. EAT, Of the India lucs COMPANY,
mud Mr. Charles Jcsaolyu. The floral deccra-
tlonB. presents, and costumes vero elegant
although only tow ultimate friends were pies
9recnVoous private apartments q: the Grand
, 1875-05-16
IF mY L0vx

Hmy lore araife:
go twinkle stars through nights bJ moons naa1s eeu
30 Andscspes beam meath su1uFner suns unrollsd
Il:
my lore laugh: =.
go plsy IN song glad waves along rh1te aauda: q.
SO harpa Of Leaves Laugh meath Eoltan hsnas
Hmy love speak: ~ r.
30 ring tho merry VOICES Of tht woods
That cheer alike suushins and eoUtudee r., i
Hmy lore blush: s.,.t,
90 morning nc.hes up the dinpled sktea: q re-.
60 eso's carnation win the twilight dter =,
Tiny lova wesp: -
go fal tho crJstal tears Of might IL dew. y:
Skies weep that earth msy bloom nore fktr aad asz.
T my 1oro love;
70 DUES Iears Gladly from llcat he1rt to hexz$:
hor LIE nor death ahal. lud our souie apuxt 81
-GAta1Y (uT J11z1<
, 1875-05-16
Reasonable Fashion GoaskD.

Tho ladios Eaye all got the neu1.leia in their
shoulders from Wearing spring clothos, and
many ncw dTessce ere supplemented acrosa tho
bacS by porous p!assers, and mex: to vest f1ona
= mustard ponltice ia generally most worn.
Young laoics alternate botEcen necklace Tor
street uear and u flannel Tag for tho house.
Diamonds are worn il the ears NTH much otyecs
abroad, but c lock Ii cotton tnd little roagt
onion ia the uA--t alornuent 1t houe. PeEri
powdaris app1ied to the shoulders for full dress.
but camphorated oil and ha1tahorn liuimsnt ara
considered very pretty also f7 the s,1frarera:.
Sill stockings, nilh colosod c1ockiueH, are tha
things for loT-slnshed shoes, hut pals Of hot
mustard Ester and ua1m hx1aks xfa aIso u3not
Hosp oo the fest, >'>~S'~
, 1875-05-16
WORLD OF FASHION,:
Wedding of Miss Stambaush,
at Lansing, Mich.
Matrimonial Alliances in Chicago and
at tho Enst.
The Last Club Parties Of the Season.
Evanston Social News.

Society in I'll Its various phnsas has been
principally occupied during tho past week NTH
| tho Reunion OF the Army, and the nucaerous
festivities, both public and private, which have
enxued in connection With it. -
! The flag presentation drew out great many
| ladios OF all ages, vhi1a Company Ca. ball at
tyacted the younger portion only. Tho boys in
! gray made . very fne appearance IN their new
! uniform, and tho young ladies donued their
! daintiest to be in keeping With the costumes Of
their escorts. Ono or two donned tho national
colors in bonor Of tho occasion. Financially it
YVES scarcely SUCCESS, though doubtless many
tickets wcro bought by people Who we're pre-
vented from attending. Socially hovoVer, it
Was all TINT could be desired. The supper Was
furnished by Eckhasdt, and the Ornaments were
uniqCe aud handsome cscecialy the centre
pisce NTH its eEabeulH. Eand furnished moss
excellent music, and his - Company c narch l"
seemed The echo Of military triumph. a f9tl &C.
count Of the affair mas published in TIE TRIBUNE:
Eriday morning. ~ >. ...,!F
Several private parties ware givon in honor O:
tho guests in :oity, aud. Goys. Bevoridge, OF
Illinois, and Ha1trantt, Of PcpusylrAn!s, Hero
warmly we!comod BY many friends. : v,.s
L ludicrous affair happened at tho presanta-
tion Of the colors at .tha Exposltiou. Mayor
Colvin va3 saated on tbs. platform with tho
Governors OF Illinois and Rennaylyania, whom L
man approached with = lady and reached out his
hand. The Mayor, sunposing lie misned to pass
through behind him, arose. when his chair. Nas,
immediately Bo.zod by tho person, 1ho carried It
q !tt!o distsnoe or aud motionad bis lady friend
to be seated. Some person IN the crowd, seaiuE
tho Mayors Ioa1tion, handed INN another clair
an account of The breakfast given BY portion
ct tho ladies Of tue Fortniehtly Club Haa put
listed in THE TnIsuss yesterday. Il ca1ne
among tho rromtnz ut events of the week, and
the Indies represented in it belonged to thu priu-
cipal literary AID .ocial pooiet5 Of Chicago.
, 1875-05-16
SUBURBAN.

The M.y festival at the Wouan's College Fri
day cvouing attracted q large crowd. including
both students and residents: The attractions O
tho evening were charades, tableau1, music ant
dramatic readings. all Of which wore very ucl
rendered and enthusiastically received. Thas.
concluded, the interest ceutered in the election
OF 3 May Queen, which was closely contested
resulting IN the election Of Mias George Arm.
strong Is Queen, and Misses Theresa Scott, Car.
rie Wyckof, and Stella Burke as fret, second,
md third ladies Of homer, respectively. The
feetiVM Noted about 1851, which will bo dcyoteI
to furnishing the College parlors.
The Eclectic Club met at the residence Of Mr,
Charles ComstocI- AIRS. frank Wheeler and
1ect 1ead-uKa 1t will meet next weak 1t tho
residence Of Mr. L. C. Pitner.
Tic tea party given By the ladies Of ths Pres.
oyterian Church, Tuesday evening, was great
succosa, and uetted over S{10. !:
Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Gibbs celebrated the twen-
ty-dfth Anniversary Of their wedding Fr1day
evening, at shoir residence On Chicago avenue.
Tho houso WAS prettily decorated eul the guests
we're numerous aud elegantly attired, many be-
Iog present from Chicago and vicinity. The Rev.
Mr. Noyes and Mr. Chatles Randolph made tho
usual appropriate remarks. and Prof. Msvo
worked bis. own sUcet will upon the piano. The
following are sone' Of the presents iecoiyed, all
be1ng very Tch and elagant: From llr. and
Mrs: f. Kline. Of Chicago, case Of
solid silver ware, consisting of one
dazsert-spoons, two butter-Enivcs, two be1ry-
gpoons. QUO BugaE-spoon, aod cake-knifa; from
LIT: aod Mrs. G. E. Adams, q cake-taskot Mr.
and Mrs. L.. M. Angle, perfume-sland; Mr. G.
B. George, cako-baskot Mr. Oscar Gibbs,
piekle-dish Mr. Edgar Gibbs, caEe-basket;
Hiss Josis Gibba card-receiver Mr.. L. Fry, set
Of Knives; Mr. and Mrs. G. Munson. fruit
knives: Mr. and Mrs, Charles Randolph, caster;
Mr. and Mrs. Ennis, fsh-kniyes ,Mr. and HRS.
Soverns, nutter-kn;fe and napk:n-rings; Ir.
Mrs. Regina, berry-spoons Nj. aud Mrs. Cos
grove, pickle-dish, and many others.: Refresh
neuts Were served, and the evening was most
enjoyable one to MI present, =: :. -.
There WAS but q small attendance at tho South
Evanston H. E. Church soci1hle, naich waa held
in the church parto1p. Music by Miss Lille
Goodeaow and Miss Ninde vas the chief At
ME. Dan Reed and. wife havo taken rooms Ut
tbs fielda House, South Evanston. =. 3:
, 1875-05-16


In London, the other day, James Castle, szed
~ haekney-cas,iage driver, who sprcsred n
t5e dock a1th 1bbons attached to h,a cap WE
chafged at the Claxkenwe1l> Police Court With
dlsofoer1y conduct and causing crowd to as-
emilio at singtun. policemen ststod .bsz u11
Monday night, April Is, he found the dcfcndsut
IN the midst Of . large crowd, dec1slming
about Moody and saukey,. and nnsinE-
he threw. his stick about and caused; n
great disturbance; and finding that ho would
not 90 away the constable took him 70 she po-
lieo-st2tson.:: All the night ha had been rsy1nE
and sanasy 20 loudly that the men who lod9ea
there could not get any aleep. The mother Q;
tho defendant esid that no had been httla
strange to9 sonno TING paat bat since hahal
paid vsi.s ii the Agricultural Hall ana nexal
Aessrs- Moody aud sankoy he had become worM.
She would ike to have him examined By su5-
geon, A. she waa afraid that il he was moist
tended to he might st WORSE Tho Naetst.sta
directed that he should b ssan b. tie surxeca
ut the House ct Detention. -: =. '.::::,s
, 1875-05-16
MUSIC.

TIE EVENTS oE TEE wEEx ',s. :
ars briefly summed up in the musical soconpan-
incnts Of tha Army nennlon. which consisted
mainly Of drum-taps and bng1e-blasts; outside
Of thaso exhibitions, which ara not worthy OF
very much retrospective concern, there vero ons
or two amateur entertainments, Of which thu
most notable rzs s~>-,~- = 80
- The VIOLIN PRESENTATION
to HI: William Lsuis, which took placs 1t the
Beethoven rooms on Wednesday evening. Tho
oeeanon drsE together . notable. list of our lend
ing musielans, and was an syent Of unuzual In
terest, nusiea'ly. y -: -
Ths raoazauma rioh In uunnes1 sud kuthnr.
, 1875-05-16
INDIAN TERRITORY

l. &xYf No
*---:. Tribes,
| 8rteiaz Correspondence Of Tit cateaqo 14sas.ae.
.oKHuIoE=, Capital Of the Creek Nation, Z 7.
May 1o.-The annual Grand Council Of nil the
/ tribes assembled at the Couucil-House 1t this
place tho first part OF tho past veck; and is p1e-
sided over BY Friend Enoch Hoag. superiusend-
ont OF tee Southern SUPERINTENDENT. Gun. !
T. G, Ehanks. Special INDIAN Commissioners r..
| the Derar+7nent ~ -. 1,t.-;,- ....-~e.-.
| T-;a.a 80. 49, 49,. '., "seo1apan'oa
49,, -. 80. ~ .l.I5 r44se' ana soe oooneai ma
aad sne neacht OF hla large experience IN Indian
aAaIa Ia. Ingalls,, Agent for the iiyo civilized
tribes, rho ia On routa tc tina s.rn,ro,. f...s
ri fw.uox,, - -,a... -. 90 sata. ~ :
,,n.us..,s. x ~ A1o pas"sn' q s7o'ea"
pu1oaaut 10 = recent acs OF C0pgIe1H, il also
! here. -. IS.
! The Council is held o7sr the trxder,a xt,r. T.,
| a roor, ,hout +, h1 AZ y..t m. 1.,
! --ar.-,r s;s.-,s-,4s3 'N -no eeAonea @se
th1:a., u4.111sutso 1or inc REPRESENTATIVES, o.
! sns sonietent tfr1oes,-enl7 twersF-sa7sn out tho
! Ehirtythtee being represented viz: Cher1k nns :
j Creeks. Cboctaus: seroi-o,,. f,asgas n.,.n.c
/ ot,avaa sanacss .ra,-1s,vs No.. esF
! Th"..1no. ,'e $500 AspA"s, =, Aoa0os' Ao~as,
! thc1ennes. Hocoo, Caddcs, PaTness. Sacs and
! FOX, Arspahces, Ccn=nches. etc In the front
their c!h;ef. nv. Tow,.<.aas ~ ;" 1os, n' ~Isa
:: Coa7 -, ~. 41e, 0oo ouaAao
I eooo' aed tae taduos- They STE dressed in Igbs
! Fants, b.xck coats, aud white rests. The CGcy-
enues are represented BY six fine apecin,oos
OF Warriors. viz...- Wb,to sh;.t r 49,
chief st,rv;a, ru. T:..,. ~. o'''o
S1411,, 1iA' At~le beas. Flen-
y ao.ssa' ano -featoered -Nolf. They
have With them their intorre:er. Philf1
AicCiussy, who speaks the ,acensran NJ an th,
tr,bea. Tsita sh,.ld ~. 1.:,.;-.., 49,. ~
.or.r,,, ,,,;tt, .1.t,>. s~e. res' o11e''.' "a
hse s'th ]11u Inn ' liz .on ono Ever H., naoas Ho
ono -~Atu nAo' Et@e aon, Aoun- tue age OF 10
NY ~ oouoE VIII iosloH :h9 LEAD Ct hs
7onr 81 fh;s ,ar+r ta.. 80 sIt eustuess+
49, y. .Aa F~.s uase 1sGacuy come 10 t1ons
- .r,", 80. iuos oas " nsa.1as OF tne echoe5
~,@: -; - :, 1asat iaeos afa tnic%iJ
;,. 'oH 1,aa nostloA isa OF ne s1Sfse:
ai.cr.1o~ 80 49,. sl.o.a a,ea eoat ls 4os
T$s, z,sr,ca- 49, aag ~ .ssass ":
Var snn f:n;.f .nd S:n,sl n;a, y honn.nS
49, t,cs;dez . raJ.i 49,. 1a.1, Ane iatser
laroe n,ass1 fro- a~-proa;do.t D'n> oaan1,
,rc +stv fr,,n erah-,s - s1e. 3AeY
Osarea RIA ,1o5nc pos.".' "su nsn aeat 1na
rnemhar ,:ressnt ~ 49,; t'@ ~ = ~ ene oa4y
noo1o re,aaf,1 ioo,s -, ia: ~, .e; al4a ua 5as
Ind drr;ne, ia .ts ,.saIs aea +naI oe es!oeo@
The Cerohaes Trea7, n,,3 oaRasa&nenfs athan 1;;as
trIbos have -e1, nv. .1J;cont ~ AZ eas'1xea
eates, and their h,ari.,r, % s..;a1.,ors ass9
il not ennerior tn xo1n. 1ac;si,+;wa ..s..fu.,
Just adjourned. o @0's'1o0ee
It waa little ,emt.k kahyo II ohx.-xn .+ 49,
end Of tho Cunnc1r,,o,o hr 49, - .s, ~ ooo
Cherokee dclsca1a viii f,ng h.,r ~ H.. aaas'
tbs fashionable styls Of t1e a. ra~1;nr h;a -
, 1875-05-16

Falaqf wss sonathinE to remember u pazt,cu-
larly enjoyable. Ben haying euppl!ed the cnly
F1lstaf NOW on the American stage. Mr. Popo
plsys in the heroic drurna. His hno
physique and s:neTy figure fit him for such
part, and thoee who remember his Phnrsor;us at
the Academy OF Music will not need to bo re-
minded Of his massive proportions. he p1ayed
subordinate part to accommodate \ friend
then struggling fo7 recognition. He now comea
to show ue wt,1t he is. HIS xuccess hitherto in
hf1 starring tours has been unnsnallv
good: the newspapera have proclaimed
him worthy OF the part he has chosen, that Of
Sampson in the heroic Biblical tragedy Of that
tito. It will be remembered - The tragedy Ia
which salvtni made his first appearance 10 Chi
cAso- It boa never been given in English b.
fore, and this will add to its interest Tbs piece
IL osst AS follows:
MHAE1IIEA
1Fa1h CHARLES Pppe
Es.S #. Bock
". J. Hurley
c. McV1cfer
1.4aA* .1eMe& Dcybn
1skne Frank Elskop
rHu1ETIKEa.
A-"A1eNs H. dATnde
4-oN'e"" -"s-. ffnnK weston
IA 11ot1AI1t1
mrs Alien
.al1Es dot11EE
, 1875-05-16

The piece has been prepared with unusual care,
and with special attention to the accessories. It
onght, therefore, to be we'll put npon tho stags
tomorrow nirtt
, 1875-05-16

West Division have come to rely for their sup-
plies in all the best qualities Of hard and aofs
coal and the best woods. The firm arc among the
heaviest and most reliable general retail dealers
in the city.
RENoyAIS-C. F. HAppEL CO.,
q ueli-kuown jewery firm, established in 1853,
and extensively engaged IN tho business ut No.
113 Lake street at the time OF tn. great conaa-
greton,- at No 270 Vest Mad,son,
and moving two yoara later to No. 1e2 South
Clark st1oet.-bave again removed to No. 1oI5;44
South Clark, tho real centre Of bual:te.s, The
firm keerH fuo assortment Of watches. jewell
~, silver and silver plated Wa1e, and do = lasre
Wholesale aad 1etail hnH.aoss.
sToTER DoLlIHoEn.
The firm Of Stover j. UoIlnger, Wholesale
grocers sud ten dealers who bare beeu Ioca,ed
for the past five yea.s ut 81 West Madison sf,a~t
where thev developed m enviablo ,opntatin., ~,
handling the choicest goods in ,hs uaarset, br;tl
ing up very large latEoraeo which extended
gFadualiT 60 tAe country. have recently takey,
larger quarters, moro accessible TO the wholeaafe
and retail branches Of their trade 1t No. g SEQ
street.: The firm make specially Of shelf Goods.
fancy soous' aud fine groceries, buying at
Eastern sad Southern markets. enabIine Eharn
to maintain sys:eIn OF very low PRICES,
-....,, KELLo:s0 JOHNSON,
importers ind denlefs in hardware and m.rhs,
les tools, we'll known to the trade dnrinf, f6a
PAST twelve Je4fe, have removed from 1873 Konth
CLARK TO No, Ill Eazt Madison street.
ToB4Eco-ALLEN, EErTH co.
uooleaa!e tobzcconiste. represent tobacco NJ Sc
tive Allen. Keith 1; Co., 81 and Sc DapduInh
street, Who, carly in the year, added to tess snd
s1rupa Largo lines OF tobacco and cigars, repre-
senting the product Of many of the largest nnn-
ufactureEa Of the country, including n1nv pop-
ular and famous brands, sud who took rank al.
most Immediately aa our lArgess general dealerp.
report t1ads IN e1Zass, dua-cut cnaHing and fan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-28
GENERAL We US.

The Western Methodist has invented new
name for an old woman" matriaIch."
A man who a few years ago was worth $4,000
is working out fine on the streets of Richmond,
Ind
An Indiana saoon-keeper made a bad mistake
when he advertised "U napproachable Baltimore
Oysters"
The Canadian millers will petition the Domin-
ion Government to remove the tax on flour ex-
ported to the United States.
Miss Anne Louise Cary will return 10 Durham,
her native place, in May or June. Her father
who resides there, is in poor health.
The Jersey City Herald says "No man but a
horse car conductor has the right Of pattins lady
On the back without an introduction"
A fellow named Thelburn Murray, formerly
employed in the Gloucester Custom House, at
tempted to assassinate Collector Babson, Sunday
evening, but missed his aim.
In Mississippi the supply oflabor is far short of
the demand, on which account much of the crop