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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-16
A BIG STRIKE !!
CONSOLIDATED AND +
MOND MINES!

lam boy. so come and give E"oe s
honest boy a chance, for I'VE were boys
and girls together" You will ma ne ha a.
nv stand, on Main street, in front OF n lne
ErillIant saloon. Ii is Ill ljraf WIN me-
jy3 -
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Sa asebrush News.

49,, the Virginia Chronicle, Oct l4l
,,,,,,oyAIREs AMONG US.-There
rasidipc in this city several per-
ss Who are heirs. in part, to 1861
n of land i'm the heart of New
.I, tity. which land is valued at
a ,",hinr over tive hundred millions
noli.rs, One lady residing here
I'M 'n,ndouhtedlv come in for more
y, nn Ave millions. The property is
-" aaInLratei Manhattan Island
%, leased to the Trinity Church
Arek. Jaus for ninety years, which
has pirpd and the church has
Emitted it's willin -nesS to transfer
> nronertv tn the heirs OF Aneke
rs a. soon as il can he settled who
nsa heirs are. The Bogardus tami-
of Michigan are one branch Of the
n'. nf Jaus, and they have been
Ming the Brewer family to prevent
latter coming in for a portion of
nrnperv. The lady to whom We
udp as residing in this city has ad
bar possesSion for nearly three
artprs of q century n true copy of
last will of her deceased relative,
sks Jams, and he d ,cument is an
nj rony of the original Will recent
nuhliShed for the first time. She
children and grandchildren re-
;nr here and one daughter for
Arlv resident or TINS citV living
San Francisco. zach or these VIII
bauS cCme in for mlillon or
Sre The old lady, thouGh upward
eishtv wears of age, retains all her
|nllies unimpaIred', ana can tel
rv branch of the laiililN' 10
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EOTICE.

TIME PUBLIC ARE HEREBY EAo,
TONED against neEotlatlhs 10
check irawn on Paxton 20. rs r' M as
in favor of George Brady, ior 81 81 oJ,.cE
III ,ia,nent men has been stopped. The chees
nrmb bpred 503. and signed John H.
Murphy. superintendent; nv me. be.
II MAS lost on the eth inst, o! iiit, %
tween the Maryland mine ana the low"
A suitable reward will be pa,u ,,inel
finder on returning IL 70 tnS tnnSorIITS
Office. $3.50 os-3t
Eureka. Oct. 7, 1878
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From the Gold Hill News, Oct. IA
RREsTED AGAIN.-Bob Berry and
[6urke were arrested ny Snt11
I al Carson City Yesterday MORN
on charge of hiG hway robbery.
|rpears that about y O'Clock the
y before, they encountered
hg goat-herder returning home
p his work, knocked him down,
rohbed HIM OF Sl4. The young
was able /" identify the persons
assaulted him.
sCHARGED. - John Cropley, ar
Fd for >ending to officer Spaulding
fIlenge 30 night duel, WAS be-
the Grand Jury on Saturday last.
&p'eahed iMtoNicatlon in eNtenua-
ot lis otfense, and was allowed
kelAIl III pt ace upon promising
&C ndurt III the future.
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FOR SALE.

~ MANNHEIM ADVERTISERS TWO
~. lots tor sale cheap for cash each
Is by 100 feet, adjoining the City Hay
Yard corner kots. slIff
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If YOU are affected win cauT'i u nt'T. ,tI.
wish to be cured OF ne same use l. "
TER'S COUGH TONIC.
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REGULAR MEETINGS.

fkSHEHEGULAR MEEIlNGSOFT THE
X, bekah Charity Degree Lodge L. o.
O. F., will be held until further notice IN
the first and [ hird Fridays of each month.
Hour of mectingTh O'Clock p m. Sv-tf
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NOTICE..
HOSE MEETING.

rayHE RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
hold their regular monthly meeting
on the first Wednesday of each month
at their Hose House.
ID. L. BAII.Y, President.
u. W. Cross, Secretary. jel7
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DR.. r, DE1TEN

"AS REMOVED TO THE BUILDING
II adjoining the La Grande saloon, "a 1onn 70.
our Eathing apartments nave oeen IT,
ftted making them the best III town.
TO those who have favored US WIZ, ,,r ~
share OF their patronage We ,i, " nnn,in.
thanks, and respectfully soiiei' eo
"'im' In connection with the above estaoilsn.
uant nr. better has private Apartments IT. ~,
for the reception of those VINO are , n'm,u mmre
vegetation. Cures guaranteed
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
EXCEPTED, BY
leo, w. GAS SIDY.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
AMY. one year. by mail....."...sl5 90
le ~ ~ six months, b" mail......... = 10
,,rars forwarded until paid for.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
A Cornered Legislator.

A gentleman who now occupies a
seat in the upper branch of the New
York Legislature, but at the tia was
a member of the Assembly, relates
the following:
perkins was as honest man as
ever set foot in Albany. Money
wouldn't buy him. and Iknew it, but
| thought l would have little fun
with him, so / went down to his room
one evening and said, PERKINS,
what do you think of the underground
railroad bill Are-you going to vote
for it?
WELL said Perkins, Il haven't made
up my mindyet, exactly. lam incIin
Ell to think it is good bill; but why
do youask !?
4 thought you were in favor of it,
said /, and as long as you have con
cluded to vote for it, just wanted to
say 10 you that the men interested in
it are paying $500 for votes, and as ii
is coming up on as final passage to !
morrow, you can just as well have the
money as not; you'll vote for the bill
anyway
Vote for the bill! I'll be hanged
first cried the irate Perkins. No
sir. If improper means, are being
taken to pass this thing, as you say, !
for one will vote against it every time.
You can put me down mo-
oh, don't care anything about the
bill,' said l, I was only trying to do
you favor and l can yet, for to tell
the truth the rival companies are here
in full force and are moving heaven
and earth to defeat it. They are pay
| ing the same amount for noes and as
long as you are bound to vote that
way, I'll get You the $500 all the
same
Can such things be?' exclaimed
Perkins, rising from his seat and
tearing up and down the room in 8
whirl- wind of righteous wrath and
! virtuons indignation What a state
of things this is! A plague on boil
of your houses. l won't vote at all.
All right said /, as I laid my hanC
on the door, III get you five hund
dred dollars for being absent
And as the jolly senator brought tc
mind the horror of perplexity il
which this last proposition involved
old Perkins, he roared with laughter
III Albany, N. Y, Times.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
MEDICAL CARD.
DR.. C. M. Williams
PscYcFoPATTc PHYSICIAN,

"OULD respectfully announce to the sick
w and afflicted. that he will devote his per-
sonal attention, and the results of long expert
ence, TO the treatment of those who may be suf-
leflhs from organic ImpertectIonS and Chronic
diseases Dr- W lllianls claims especial skill IN
treating All forms OF disease peculiar to the Fe-
male constitution, one of the most distressing e
ana depressing Is ProlapsuS of the Uterus, with
when most American women more or less
aHllcIeG lie proposes to work no miracle by
magical and mysteliGE agencies, but to effect u
cure IN harmony with natures laws and the rem
edy dictated by common sense. BY this New
Aethod the muscles of the abdomen are restored
to healthy tone, the internal machinery is bro't
into proper position, and the organs resume a
healthy tunctoAal action. 1t takes but q few
treatments to cure the worst eases. \ single
treatment often effects permanent cure.
+ No Calomel- No Poisonous Drugs. No Abdom-
mai supporters, which at best afford only a tenn
porafy rellet, but aggravate the trouble in the
END NO loss OF time while under Il eatment-
Remedies agreeable to the taste, removing the
source OF suffering at once without the least harm
or Inconvenience to the system. And when
cured. the patient will also have learned how tC
dtvlduaIS Of both sexes are liable in medlca
-kpllepsy-impossible to cure by any
medIcine known to medical science. for which
Ar W lIl!ilns' New mode of treatment seems Il
be SpecInc. 1t arrests at once the upward ten
dency OF the nerve force and wards oil the tit.
If followed up effects q lasting Where al
mettIcInes are cOnfessediy powerless to afford re
ed to the lncurable stage. Previous to this stag
! 1t seldom fails to effect radicle cure No charg
| eS VIII be made for examination without treat
| ment- Terms cash but always reasonable.
| Once at residence, Washing gton Z. H, y.
August A. 1873. 39tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
Communicated to the Herald ]
Camp Meeting.

The Camp Meeting at the Dewitt Camp
Ground (we understand) was a grand
financial success. Yet, spiritually consid-
ed, it was not as gloriously crowned as
was the great meeting on the day of Pente-
cost, when the Holy Ghost came down
like rushing, mighty wind, filling all the
house where they were sitting. Yet, VIC
are not without hope that the seed that
was sown fell on good soil, and will, in the
future, yield abundant fruits, and like
bread cast upon the waters, will be seen
and realized after many days.
At first the sight was rather dark
With floods and f1eaS around us,
We might have wished for Noah's Ark
For fear the rains would drown'd us.
And owing to the ugly ieas,
And the inclement weather.
We really had but little ease,
When taken both together.
When several days had passed away,
The clouds were still p0rJentouS,
And nearly every night and day
The rains were sure to drenCh
The thunderS from an angry cloud
Quite early Sabbath morning,
In sullen tones spoke long and loud,
To give us timely warning.
And when the storm approached so near
The IA began to drilz e,
We reall, then began to rear
The meeting was a fzzle.
The Bogus road was all a Hood
An everything 10 )ke bogus;
We surely thought the fleas and mud
Would bring it to II focus.
just when our fears would eliminate
Almost in dies leration,
saw beyond the bogus gate
y mighty delegation.
And still they came from either way
Along the bogus alley,
How many now we could not say.
we were not Keeping tally.
They paid their fees and hurried on
Nnen they had got their tickets
And in moment they were gone
beyond the outward pickets.
IT really seemed happy throng,
So very gay and merry,
As tEey quickly passed along
Toward the sanctuary.
4 grand Pavilion we had reared.
And it was large and roomy,
And while the prospect now appeared
Not quite SO dark and gloomy,
1t really seemed q little hard,
And yet little funny,
| To see that fellow standing guard
Anu taking in the money.
And as we stood and gazed at him
Contending with his neighbors,
1t called to mind the Cherubim
With their flaming sabcrs,
Guarding around the tree of life
| That bloomed within the center,
| While Adam and his poor old wife
Were not allowed to enter
When they had eaten of the fruit
| Ihat made them wise and witty,
Ihen there were none to plead their suit,
And none to offer pity.
They'd disobeyed Gods holy laws
Ana mad committed treason,
anu Justice must defend his cause.
AND that was just the reason
ACherubim stood night and day
| To watch around the garden
| With sword that pointed either way
I'LL one would offer pardon,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
POAD NOTICE.-Notice is here

POAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby
n given that petition will be presented to
the Commissioners of Fayette county, Ohio at
their next regular session to be held on the first
Monday in September, 1873 praying for the estab-
lIshmcnt of n County Road aloHS the folTOWin e
described quite in said County, tOWit
Beginning at the Prairie Pike. at the corner of
the land OF Evan Brock and Richard Brock =
thence easterly with the line of said Evan and
Richard Brock to Presley Thompson'S line;-
thence bearing southerly across the said Thomp-
sons land and the land of solomon Brock to the
corner of Hamilton Green and the estate of John
Yates, in the line OF Solomon Brock; thence with
the line of said Green and Yates estate point
in said line twelve (12) poles from a hickory
corner; thence easterly to point in another
line of said Green and ates' estate, fifteen (15)
poles from stone corner of their lands, and
about thirty 800 poles from said hickory cerner;
thence with said last line of Green and ] ates,
crossing the creek to the corner of said Green
and Yates in the line of Alkire; thence in Il
north easterly course to point in the line of said
Alkire and the Widow Green about twenty five
| l25) poles from said last named corner of Green
and ates; thence with said line of Alkire and
| Widow Green to the BloOminbgurg pike
| MANY PETITIONERS.
| July 81, 1873 3T*w4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
The new State Constables q

= The new State Constables ap,
pointed for Boston entered upon the
work of enforcing the liquor law with
good deal of energy on Tuesday,
and passing by the small game with
which their predecessors were wont to
be satisfied, laid hands upon several
Wholesale establishments, and carried
off stocks of several thousand dollars
each They did their work quietly
and efficiently, and without molestion
of resistance.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
E7TFTE. COUNTY, HERA AID:

When justice then would illuminate
a fearful retributIon,
Then mercy came and unbound the gate
And stayed the execution
And now we hear on every side
From all the holy preacher.
just how the Lord of glory did,
To save his sinful creatures,
And how he Cancelled all the debt
Which Adam had contracted,
And all the claims of fjustice met,
And milder laws enacted;
How broad the great atonement reached,
Embracing every nation;
And all can hear the gospel preached,
And have a free salvation.
And oh! consistency, we say,
Thou art priceless jewel;
Yet when money pays the way,
1t seems little cruel.
Coop HOPE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
pOAD NOTICE-Notica is hereb,

ROAU NOIIOE.-NO OtlCs IS hereby
-, 4 given that Petition will he presented to
the Comm isjiOnerS of Fayette county Ohio. at
their next quarterly session. to be held the first
Monday in September, a. ID. 1873, pray ing for the
location aud establishment of County Road
along the following described route in Paint
township in said Fayette county, to-wit:
Beginning at the north west corner of Richard
Brock's land. being also the south west corner OF
Evan Brooks land. in the Prairie Pike; thence
east with the line of said r. and E Brooks land
to the west line of Presley Thompson's land :
thence easterly on the most practicable route
Brock, Hamilton Green and the estate of John
Yates. deceased. to the northwest corner of the
land now owned by John Salmon, Perry Salmon Il
solomon Salmon; thence with the north line o
said land OF said John, Perry and Solomon Sal.
mon, to the BlOomingburg and Midway Pike
MANY PETITIONERS.
DaLeo TINS 5ttn day OF July, 1873 BLVD
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21

= The Shah. it appears, has the
Oriental preference for fat women
Being shown some very adipose cows
at the Home FERN at Windsor, he
asked how they were fed. Being
told that they were brought into this
plump condition by diet of oil cake,
his interest was at once excited, and
he said to his Interpreter, ''Ask if oil
cake is good for wives"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21

A Strausburg, Pa, girl agreed to
kiss young man every day for two
years, if he would quit smoking. He
quit and smacked regularly for six
months, but the girl has taken to eat
ing onions and he is unhappy
Young man! neutralide by chawing a
few yourself.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21

- The Democratic party have said
a great deal about letting by cones be
by-gones whenever the Republicans re
fer to the war record of that party but
their plea for letting by cones be by
cones will come with a bad grace from
them, now that they have nominated
VIM. Allen, and taken him as theil
candidate for Governor. Why, VIM
Allen has been gone by for the las
twenty five years. ft-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
Administrators Sale of Real Estate

In pursuance of IN order granted by the Probate
public auction, on Fliday the 26th day of Sep
the premi ises the following described real estate
County of Fayette and State of Ohio. being part
of Il. MoOre's Survey, No. 39S5, and bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at a stone corner to VIM. II. Blair;
thence north SGIS deg east, passing Blair's corn
err Is poles and twelve links corner to u black
oak stump in the line OF Thomas Moon; thence
north II II deg east poles and links. corner IN
the line Of said Moon; thence south $50 deg west
poles to u stake: thence north 21l0 potes;-
thence West 81 poles; thence south IA poles
corner to Amy Smith; thence south IS7a west 10
poles; thence south II east poles. to the begin
ming, containing acre, more or less; being the
lot of land conveyed by Henry Patton to the SAID
Robert s Jones by deed dated August 10th, 1868;
and recorded in the Register of deeds OF the saII
county OF Fay ctte in Book 'U' at folios 295 and
2g7
The said premises will be sold subject to the
dover estate for life of Margaret a. Jones' in the
W hole of said let
Appraised subject to and enCumbered by such
dover estate 500 90.
Terms of Sale-One- third in hand on day OF
sale, third in year, and one third in two
years from the day of sale, With interest; deferred
| payments to be secured by mortgage on the
| premises sold. ROBERT 2. JONES and
WELLS S. JONES,
| Administrators of the estate of Robert S Jones
deceased.
BY A q. HEWITT. Atty.
August Is, 1873. z0Ew+
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21

Horrible Railroad Accident.
"A terrible railroad collision occur.
red on the Chicago & Alton Railroad,
near Lemont, on Saturday night last,
by which nineteen persons were killed
and about forty injured. The acci-
dent was caused by the criminal care
lesspess of the conductor of a freight
train in running on passenger train
time. aa.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
The St. Louis Republican fDem.

says the Hon. VIM. Allen was Breck
enridge Democaat in 1860. and as
anybody kept sight of him belonged
to the never forget and never learn
branch of the hard listed Democracy.
He stands about as much chance of
election as cf living another hundred
Years.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
rho Central Committee.

The Republican Central Committee Of
this county, held meeting on Tuesday
afterhoon last, to investigate alleged
frauds in the Primary Elections held by the
Republicans f-this county on the 9th inst
The meeting was not fully attended by the
committee An Investigation revealed the
fact that there were sixty-six illegal votes
cast at these elections The committee,
after considering the matter, concluded, by
vote Of IL to 4, (Hamilton and Yeoman,
not voting) that they could do moth
ing in the matter, and so far as their action
is concerned, the nominations made are to
stand as finality, notwithstanding there
were enough illegal votes cast to change
the nomination Of at least two of the can
jdidates if it had been shown that these IL
legal votes were cast for the successful can
didates. That question, however, was not
investigated, as we understand.
The plurality of Col. Yeoman for the
Senate, over Mr. Williams, was 115. The
majority Of J. L. Myers for Representative,
over Wm. Millikan, was but 20, instead of
"a, as shown by the report in last weeks
HERALD. The majority for Col. Garis for
Treasurer, over Eli Craig, was A. The
majority for +. S. Sutherland for County
Commissioner, over G. S. Fullerton, was
1872. The majority for G. S. Gillespie for
Infrmary Director, was 22O.
Whatever influences may >haYe been
brought to bear in the nominations of other
candidates, there can be not shadow OF
doubt but the nomination Of the senior
editor of the HERALD was defeated by Dem
ocratic votes and Democratic influence al
the election; for as we remarked last week
having been the editor Of a Republican
paper in this county for the past fiftecr
years through many hotly contested polit-
cal campaigns, the Democratic party, polit
ically, owes us nothing, although personal
ly we have reason to believe we have
many warm friends among them.
In concluding this article we have to say
that as in former political campaigns, it is
our earnest desire that the Republican party
may succeed in electing its candidates.
Whilstwe feeEthat we have been defeated
through Democratic votes and Democratic
influence at the Primary Elections, we are
willing to forego all personal feelings or
che subject for the sake Of harmony in the
party, and Republican success at the polls
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
Rara Avis.

Byrd township, Brown county,
must be happy quiet place to live in,
according to the, following paragraph
which we find in the Cincinnati Ga
zette of the 18th inst. Happy indeed
would it be for the people of Ohio if
the same could be written truth;ully Of
every town, city and townships in the
State. That is certainly a rare
bi(y)rd.
BYRD TOWNSHIP, BRowN Co., O.,
Aug. 3, 1873.-Considering all things
we are as happy and contented com
munity as you will find anywhere
There is not place where any kind
of drinks are sold in this township
We have 27O voters and a population
of 1890. And we have not six dram
drinkers. Sabbath Schools, however
are among our institutions, and they
are in good running order.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21

= Seneca county needs few first
class school teachers. There are said
to be 2576 children in that county,
over the age of fifteen years, who car
neither read nor write.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21

- One of the strong claims VIM.
Alien, tile Democratic candidate for
Governor of this State, has upon his
party for their votes at the next Octo
ber election, is that he supported Val
landigham for Governor as the anti
7zar candidate against John Brough.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21

- One thousand six hundred and
f fty six emigrants arrived at Castle
Garden, New York, Monday last.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21

The Cuban residents of New York
re preparing another expedition to
AIRY arms, and ammunition to Cuba.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21

- Dr. r. T.. Dunn, Deputy United
states Marshal, was assassinated in his
red, Friday night, at Corinth, Miss.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-21
Dissolution Of Partnership.

TFHE partnership heretofore existing between
4 K, Miller and n Skinner. doing business
under under the firm name of R. c, Miller & Co has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent of the
parties The books and accounts of the firm to
be settled by +. e. Miller and all payments and
settlements to be made by him
r G. MILLER,
N. SKINNER.