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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-06
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HORRORS OF WAR.
Bosnia Refugees in servia
Return Home on the
Promise of Am Is
nesty.
And Are Brutally Murdered
by the Turks on Thrown
Into Prison.
LONDON, June l, 1876.


BY Cable to the Inter- Ocean,
The Herald correspondent at Ra-
gusa telcgraphs that number of the
Bosnian refugees in Servia, confiding
in the Turkish promise of amnes-
ty, have crowded the frontier in the
hope of once more returning to their
homes. AS soon as they made their
appearance on the frontier of their
native province, however,
THEY WERE SEIZED BY THE TURKS
and driven to Dicrbend; here they
were thrown into dungeon and
nine of the unfortunate men who had
placed faith in Turkish promises, not
withstanding past experience, were
murdered in cold blood. This afro
cious massacre has produced pro-
found sensation and spread terror
throughout Bosnia.
FEARS OF A GENERAL MASSACRE
are naturally entertained, and numer-
Gus applications have been made by
the Christians to the Turkish officials,
but the latter turn deaf ear to their
entreaties and refuse them protection.
The Rajahs, despairing of obtaining
Justice or security for their lives and
property from the Turks, are making
up their minds to once more
| SEEK REDRESS BY ARMS.
The population are arriving as fas,
as circumstances will permit, and are
Hooking to Russia for help.
LONDON, June 2.-The Times Con
.stantinoplc correspondent, having
just returned from close inspection
of Varna, Rustchuk and Shumla, says
he cannot conscientiously report
much in favor of the military author
tiles. The private soldiers are UNI
doubleday good and patient, but are
cyecrabiy fed. The officers with {
few striking exceptions are not equal
ly good. Abdul kerim Pasha, com
mandcr-in-chief, is old and in bat
health. The troops are well armed
the cavalry especially, and fairly
. horscd. Hospital arrangements no
worth mentioning and there is mucl
sickness and scurvy. Vegetable die
lately issued at the request Of an Eng
lis: doctor proved beneficial. Chic
reform is much needed. Three
fourths of the officers are newly APP
pointed and have had no previou
training. The general fault of tn
army is lack of organization ant
Oriental slowncss. Some Of the Off
GERS, however, are able and hard
working. At Varna the Austrian
Gen. Strecker, works day and night
Only one English officer is in the ar
my and he is merely captain o
cavalry.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-06

New YORK, June GA London
special says despatch from st. Pc
tersburg says that Prince Gortschak-
offs note to Lord Derby, of which
Count Schouvaloti is bearer, states that
the Car does not want any terrific
rial increase in Europe, but only de-
sires autonomy for Bulgaria and the
independence Of Roumania and Ser
via. He also demands the cession Of
Armenia from Bayizad to the coast,
but not including Erzeroum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
A Crushed Ronmet.

Among the mail matter that ar rived
at the Eureka Postoffice on Monday
evening, was a box that had at one
time contained a must elegant speci-
uien Of Partisan millinery. but when
it was dumped in the receptacle pre-
paratory to distribution it was about
as dilapidated a piece OF headgeaf a.
could well be imagined. Torn and
awry. its glories had departed. and \
Shosbone squaw would have dis.
dained it as n gilt n refused to have
worn it in public. Yesterday a lady
called for it. and Bob Cavanaugh
treRbIingly handed it out. There was
a stormy scene in that office for a few
minutes, which was in nowise lessened
by Bob Explaining to the fair one that
Gid Scanland. The assistant Postmas-
ter, had hv accident sat down on the
bonnet. When Gid had sufficiently
recovered from his horror to be- ca pa
bic of m"tlon.n he mcontinently f-d
from the torrent of ~reproaches hat was
overwhelming him. and escaped
through the back door. There Is n
slight GOODNESS between Bob and Gid
At the present date.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

Yesterday morning, John johnson.
an employe atthe Eureka Consolidated
furnaces, mel with a sever accident.
He was Standing on the plank plat
form of the trestlework at the rear OF
the furnaces. when a car loaded with
coal came along the track. The sacks
jutted out so far that he was pushed
off. falling down to the ground under
meath. a distance Of 40 feet. He was
Immediately taken IN his residence on
South Spring street. and DIR. Cram
summoned ~ attend him. An exam
ination revealed the fact that his col
lar bone was broken and his spine in
jured. The Doctor entertsins the hope
that he may ecover. although his con
di,ion at the present Time is very seri
Gus.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

W.. 81. Lamb, agent for Folger & Co.
Is 10 town.
Captain Adams has resumed worl
on his mine at Siiverado.
Postmaster Fish, al Pinto. has mo,
yet received his uniform.
The weather tor the past thirty.six
hours has been unusually cold.
The weekly advertised letter list will
Dc iound In another column Of to-day's
Issue.
JIG. Robinson. representative of the
hrm OF Englebrecht a. Co., Is in Eu
reka.
Some very high grade ore is being
extracted from the Rescue mine 81
Silverado.
All OF the latest periodicals., Eastern
pictorIais and magazines eau be found
at the Postofice news stand.
The glass model, described In yester.
dty's SENTINEL. was shipped TO Lon
d"n by express this morning.
There are several lady and gentle
men visitors here from Chicago, aud
more are coming.
Our streets yesterday were quite
lively, owing, we suppose, Ia The dis
trioutlon OF a large amour OF coin.
q. U. Aiken Is extending his Buel
street shop. adding an addition to the
rear OF the premises.
The old boiler belonging to the X X
hosting works IL being Thoroughly re-.
paired ut the Eureka foundry.
A boiler, designed for the Eureka
Consolidated hoisiing works, was re-
celved by b company yesterday.
A letter directed to Hannah McKen.
ma. 81 First Place. Brooklyn, is beld at
the Eureka Postoffice for better direc-
tions.
George Hendricks, connected wi. b
the Jackson mine in n clerical ca pacity.
l. quite i'll. HIS complaint il sore
throat and threatened pneumonia.
Max Oberfelder, an old time resident
of Eureka. hut al present engaged in
business at san Francisco, arrived in
Eureka from that point on last even.
ing's train.
The T. h p. r.. r. Co. are loading and
shipping the tiu;bers for the new hoist
ing works Of the FL Dorado South
Company at Belmont.
After pay dav this week we shall
probably see times liven up a little.
provided the miners do not put all
their money into stocks.
A very lively little scrim mage oc
on Main street about | O'clock
this morning. 1t WAS of short dura
ton, but the blows fell thick and fast.
An additional car load of MACHINERY,
consigned tn the Eureka Consolidated
Company, was received at the freight
last evening.
Gen. Conner is shipping a large
amount of liiharge to the Sacramento
smeting works. Four carloads have
gone forward.
The freight train that arrived last
comprised four cars of mer-
fonrof lumber. two of wood.
one OF machinery, one Of tagging and
seven of coal.
Ignatius, the Mexican arrested in
Eureka some weeks ago on a charge of
horse stealing at Duck water, and turned
over To the Nye county authorities, was
of the crime at the last term
OF court in that county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

Now that cold weather has set in, it
is proper that everybody should keep
their hands and feet warm. Hence we
advise everybody that can do so to 20
to the Golden Rule store and supply
themselves with the niece ssary articles.
Joe has now on hand the finest and
most varied assortment of gloves that
ean be found in Eureka. They are
worth looking at if you do not want to
buy. His stock OF boots is not sur
passed in any store in town. His
hats are the nobbisi in the world; were
bought from the manufacturers in the
East and are finding ready sale. Jo-
seph Las lately received a fine line of
holiday goods, such as gents mufflers,
~scarfs; a new line Of silk handker-
chiefs, a late and direct importation
rom Europe. Some excellent Bo-
hemian glassware, fancy cups and
saucers and tobacco jars. The latter,
he says, are In his way and not in his
line; so he will sell them very cheap
to get rid of them. The addition
lately made to the Golden Rule
store Is we'll worthy of attention. In
it, Mr.. Joseph has made a fine display
Vi lOOklu2 kidcSt>, DthiihttS, cOIl1lOTt-
ers. &c, besides which he has more
room for a fine display of his splendid
stock of hats. A stranger going into
this thriving establishment. is at once
struck with the immense variety of
goods that meet the eye. Embracing
everything needed by a miner for
changes; you find the most substan-
tial kind Of Undertaking.; an endless
! variety of cashmere, calico and linen
shirts; overalls Of every kind, with
jumpers to match; socks, handker-
chiefs. towels and everything in the
line of notions. His stock of meer
schaum and wood pipes are at once
elegant and immense; they ara also
imported by him direct from Europe,
as are likewise all the fine cutlery he
sells. We noticed hid away, to ba
brought out for the HOLIDAYS. q very
tasteful assortment of ladies purses and
wallets. We are afraid we shall tire
aur readers if we continue longer to
dilaie on what we saw 1t the Golden
Rule, so will finish by repeatlg Joe's
words, in which we fully coincide:
Il suppose" he said with a jolly
laugh. II must stand we'll enough in
The estimation of the people of Eureka,
for indeed l get a fine share OF their pa.
~tronage. and l am very heartily Obliged
to Them"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
BRIEF M IN ION

The bonanza mines shipped last
week 1897 ,02l 20 in bullion.
The Philadelphia mint turned out
81 oil 600 in silver coin last month.
Miss Susan b. Anthony was chosen
a constable in the recent Colorado
election.
Nominal assets" in cases of bank
failures mean about 10 cents on thu
dollar.
General Grant has taken a cordia
farewell of President Mcmahon ant
the Duchess of Magenta.
F~ifty-seven failures occurred in New
p, York city during November, with liza
J bilities aggregating 81 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

The 81 vesaIo Ss pOtsus ~erape.
We CLEAN the following further par
ticulass relative to the Silvexado shoot
Ing serape. chronicled in ye.terday's
SENTINEL. Higgins, the victim, OBJ
tanned n contract at the Rescue mine
s"0as SIX weeks 20, and emplo,e ell
Barleta TO help him. The mans work
mo- rrnving satisfactory he Unchanged
him last Sunday, and anne into TOW n
iar tbs purpose of employing other
nelp. On his return he put Baricci's
olAnkets out Of tina cal,in and installed
2 "ther man In his place. About 4
O'Clock In the afternoon a rap wa-
nesrd On the door. and Higgins opene.l
ne was confronted t,y Baricci,
VINO exclaimed. "You a. Of q b.,
yomIl put nay blankets out of doors,
~. sou,' II the ar time drawing q
pistol ~ shesaing Higgins through
.no '-it lung. tie tall coming out ii
tue oack. d.. Bishop, ~ho was sum
sh"neo tn attend the vOu uded man in
sI''s Us that the victim will probably
baricci len the place some q
.s'"utes amer. stating thai he was som
sng to Eureka TO give hi,nseIS nm n
proper authorities, but he evi
~" "s'y missed thu ruad. or reconsid
cse. NY deter suination. and made of
sos pslts unknown. A. the shootinp
so0H place n White Pine bounty. ouI
oui'sIs &c not feel called upon TO in,
sukuIate any pursuit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
PACIFIC COAST.
ELECTION OF THE MEXICAN
MINING COMPANY.
Three Violent Deaths.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Three Violent Deaths.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
SAN Francisco. Dec. 4.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4.
At the annual meeting of the Next
can Mining Company. held this after
moot SAB shares were represented.
The entire vote was cast for the follow
ing Board Of Trustees: Chas. Weller,
President; SEQ. Wallace, Vice Presi-
dent: Geo. X. Wells, Chas. II. Fish
and j. IL. Dickinson. Mes~rs. Weller
and Dickinson represent Senator
sharon. and Messrs. Wells. Wallace
and Fish are for Flood u O'Brien.
James g. Fair was elected superintend~
n in place Of VIM. Hardy. No other
changes were made.
SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 4.
Three violent deaths have occurred
here within AS many days. sunday.
Santiago Pendola, while on . hunting
expedition rear here, was instantly
killed ty the accidental discharge Of
his yum. Monday morning. w. H..
Miller, from Springfield. Mass, was
killed bv falling off the rear stairs of
the Morris House. breaking his skull;
and To day, ut noon, Jose Qu,jada. a
young Californian. killed himself in a
tit OF detection, caused by the death of
his companion, young Pendola.
Qu,jada shot himself in the head with
a navy revolver, causing instant
death.
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 4.
At the Democratic caucus this morn
ing, Berry was elected Speaker. The
vote stood as follows: Berry, ~; Gil
deer, rs.
A BUESAvENTURA, 4.
About 2 o'clock this morning the re-
finery of the Pacific oil works we're
burned. 1t will at once be rebuilt. The
fire originated ron the ignition OF gas
given off by the hot oil. NJ insur-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
An Unfuu Rumor.

A slight sensation was created Sun
day evening last by the M that
one OF our most prominent citizens
and eligible young men was about to
abandon his bachelor habits, and take
"A plunge into the sea of matrimony.
II was stated that he Was. at that very
time, over in th. Parker House saloon
arrayed in gorgeous habiliments, and
engaged in setting up the wine TO his
numerous friends, prior To The cere.
m"ny. We dropped in and found that
part Of the story true. The prospect
i've bfides ~ was. on our entrance,
just In b act OF eulphing down u
huge goblet of champagne. but he hes
italed a sufficient length Of I me TO *.
tend An invitation tn us To join. which.
OF course, We did, skiing for inforna
tion at the same time NJ IN who the
lucky AIR one was to lie. Our only
response was a most mysterious wink,
and patient investigation among the
taiance OF those present failed 10 re
veal the of the happy
woman. In the meantime, az Macs
thai'- tn. first hall at bis natne-triends
dropped in the fun grew fast and flu
rious. and in an hour the party IA
not In that sober stale that so solemn
n step would seem 10 require. Then it
leaked out thai the whole affair was a
joke. The supposed candidate for
matrimonial honors had clad himself
~ of Burr & Fink's finest cos
tunes, supplied Ia him for the occas-
ion by their genial agent, j. Is. Hixon.
and the swallnw-taiied coat. rolling
rest and broadcloth uumentionables,
evidently built bv the firm for just
such IN event, had been used tn de
ceive and gull Macs acquaintance
into the belief that he ~ about to
become a married man. All OF the
msrriageable yonng ladies in tow
will agree with us that it IA a shame
tn jest OF SC serious a theme, and that
the chief actor ought To be punished
by being led a captive to the altar
We are persuaded that several OF the
fair sex would be willing to attempl
the arrest aud inflict the penalty men
toned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
Mniea.s aaufesxton.

1t transpires that Andres Mateo, who
was hanred at Napa. California, on
Friday last, left the conclusion of his
confession with a friend, to be given
for publication only when he shouli
be dead. This confession recites the
re.t Of his life until now. In it he ac-
kno wedges the murder of Perkins and
also of Guadalupe. The latter. he saws,
first attacked him. and he killed him
in fair combat. He e~xonerat-s Orsuna
and Maria from any participation il
the murder. This will undoubtedly
secure the dismissal Of the ease against
Maria. now held for assisting In the
murder Of Guadalupe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
Millinery.

A magnificent display of millinery
can be seen at Mrs. Ashim's building,
up stairs. a fresh and seasonable i'm
portation by Madame Loryes. The
stock comprises the latest and mos'
fashionable styles Of headgear. and the
assortment is al elegant one. Ladies
will do we'll to call ut the rooms anc
examine the goods. They will fine
Ihs prices most reasonable, and every
thing AS represented in an advertise
ment TO be found in another column.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

Ine Catholic Fair. under the auspices
" the ladies' OF that church. will open
~ bigslow's Hall this evening and
oontInue for several days. Extensive
asrangeinents have been made. and
sne aliractions will be sufficient To In.
suIe = pleasant time for all Of those
%no may attend. The hall will be
s.soolaleiy Decorated. and the vsrious
s"ies, presided over by the ladies'. will
'"sneo oown with articles Of use
rnu iuxnry. Refreshments will be
p.os'"eo Ior those who may wish to
I. .ks, and svery attention bestowed
~. .nose VINO .ttend; We hope that
With : most liberal response from ths
community. S '"'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

The entire cost OF the Sutro tunnel,
up to August |. was 81. $3.50. 5a7. From
that date tn the completion of the
work. the expenditure will amount to
$500 To provide a double track
railway and wire rope transportation,
and to nut everything in thorough or
der. will take $500 900, making the
entire expenditure about 5 1000. 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

The popular representative Of the noted
merchant tailoring establishment of Burr a
Fink, IA Francisco, is stopping at tbs
Parker House room 81, and since his arrival
has been busily engaged 10 taking orders
from all those who desire TO be stylishly and
fashionably cl d. lie will remain in hi:
wi ! take a short trip to Austin. returning il
alb ut ten da,s. In the meantime he has q
splendid lot of samples, and gentlemen will
do we'll to call and examine them. dec5-3t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
New JeweIry.

j. Straus, below Hinckley's Parker House.
and opposite Paxton's Bank, informs the
bubble that he isin receipt Of new invoices Of
the fnest jewelry ever brought 10 Eureka.
tie has the largest assortment of watches,
cl ,cks. spectaclss, etc /. in Eureka, and is the
most liberal dealer in the trade. A~njewelry
and silver-ware purchased o. him will be en-
graved free Of charge. ms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
HKIaH Ho, The HOLIDAYS are coming. al

HEIeH Ho! The holidays are coming! and
Joe OF the Golden Rulo Store. has improved
the season by a FINE IMPORTATION OF
English and French silk Handkerchiefs.
Magnificent goods. and selling very reason
BILE. ms
GESTs' soft wool mufiers. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. Fine variety. ms
HKiGHr OF FAsHloS.-Fresh arrival Of Hats,
in all the different STYLES fer 1873, at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. Largest and besi
stock of these goods in Eureka. ms
PirEs.-The largest assortment and best
| variety of Pipes in the State Of Nevada car
be found at the GOLDEN RULE STORE
| CHEAP FOR CASH. p&
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

En- Rours.-Magnifcent stock Of holiday
goods. which the Miners snd Mechanies'
Trade Depot will receive direct firm the
manufacturer. are en- route but will arrive
the comitg week. Inspect before bu-ins.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

From and after this date. the Miners and
Mechanics Trade Depot. notifies the public
that there you or any other man can obtain .
genuine imported Havana Gig ar at Sii . hun
bred. We mean IL a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

MAsrLLAs--The real genuine Government
Manila cigar and cheroot, for sale at tho
Win EkS' AND MECHANICS'TRADE De
POT. az
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
Ho, for he Holidays!

Joe, of the Golden Rule Store. has just re-
ceived a new line of goods for the holiday
Ntrade. consisting Of porcelain cuns and sau-
f, GERS, handsome vases. card receivers. etc..
| which adds much to the appearance Of his
store, Of the display he has made of them.
Call early and secure bargains in these nice
| good. MS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

OPEsrDi-Those PIPES are now opened for
inspection and sale. at the MIN ERS' AND
MECHANICS TkADk DEPOT. d.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

To ARRrvE.-w Whitman / Sons Candies;
tho choicest in America, soon to arrive 1t the
MINERS AND MECHANICS TRADE DE-
POT. d2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

gorge W. Cassidy, one Of the pro.
ysissors Of the SENTINEL, left v..,.v.
morning for San Francisco on n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

NO More sidewalk ShOW.
/ have determined not to exhibit any more
goods On the sidewalk. and M customers
will hereafter find everything they reed In
SIDE of the store. l shall expect . vote Of
thanks from the citizens for not obstructing
the sidewal any more. A. BEkWIN.
div At the White House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05
New Goedsl New Geeds!s

am daily receiving large invoices Of the
latest 9 syles Of eeDtlemen's clothing and furn-
ishing goods. which l propose to 8 II at the
lowest possible figures. l buy my goods for
cash. and can afford to sell them cheaper
than any ole else in the trade.
A BERWIN,
dl-1w At the White House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

The public debt was reduced 81 1923,
634 during November.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

have mark ed down prices Oh all my win.
tor goods. and ! intend to sell them II th Or,
is any coin in the country. A. BEKWIN,
dl.lw AT the White House
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-05

wssneSsco oeOck Exeeonge.
,rFaAscrsco. December 4.
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reg MexsSs' : ~C1rry-i0s lox ION iox 10,
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80 Csiifornia- 81 -
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9ts. ha,s 1point-7 81 IN b5
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s. Seq. Bsichsr 10
Of; s,vermaa- - 80
s; J.stjcs-lsN IA - lsx l2t
isp AIs-is~ $3.50
Evssisg Boards .. =.
40 Meadow y~alley-2c
100 hsymsnd Il xiy-sA
10 Eureka Con.-3s
rs Jackson -3S
10 Alps
10 Eureka Con-3t
500 Belmont oOc I0c
IS Rye Pstch-5
100 FL Dorado Soufh-i3oc
10 Leopard Il lSc
rs 0ils-id0s l6oc
% l.anlher- 6oc, 80,
lsO Northern beIle-l2H IL llH
1850 Hussey-20c DC
10 Gen. Thomas-2c.
- Northern Belle-i2
Is Manhattan llH
425 De Frees SIC ,,,<.oo
ia Gra.d Prixe-lys l3'ssU
90 Argenta lalc iU;
500 Navsjo-ejc VIC
400 IndepcLdeDcs- l01c
w Hornet DC
1000 Independence loo
1900 Stnr-2 DC 3
100 Belle lsIs-l5c
80 Day Silver : 3S)c 8 DC Js5c
lV rusearora iivc
$50 Medoc 40, AS
5O liornst--2c
40 B,dis- 21jc ~
40 New Csso-oUc 100
10 Leeds "a
IO Bechtel- 81
SO q. Ch .riot-lL
Ju liz isp- loo
80 bodie- 2Oc
100 q. Chariot-lN
li2s Juiis- 81 3l5c
lgVv Caledonia 80. 5
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% Dayton 40c 45c
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Looking glasses, from the cabin size to the
parlor sire. at less than San Francisco prices,
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. MS