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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-08
FoR COUNTY RECORDER.
A, ]. M'poNELL

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
h a. q candidate for the oncs Of Recorder Of
Storey County, at the ensuing election, suelect
TO the decision OF the Union Republican Souhy
Convention. SCI u'
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ron COUNTY TREASURER.
z. 1. STERN

nRspEcTPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II A. candidate for the once OF Treasurer
Of Storey County. ct the ensuing election, SUD
Couuty Convention. SET to-
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FOR
N, p.

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL % Q candidate for the once OF Constable
q Township No. = STOREY COUNTY. subject 70
ocntic County Convsntion. es1td,
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FOR CONSTABLE.


DxsPEcrYuLLY ANNOUNCES HrksxLr
G 90 easdidsts Ter the ones OF oonstahls
q ss, e: . e &: s!o q oSls c a,a: :gs S:sN.n sSs o.
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NEW TO-DAY.

NEW TO-DAY.
PIPER's OPERA HOUSE.
JOHN PfPER. ..PR0PRfEr0R
A. D BILLINGS..............Stags Msasgsr
LAST r NIGHTS
OF THE
Greatest Living Irish Comedian,
THE ONLY
MURPHY
Last three nights Of the
PREeENT 9 !
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Sth,
WIN DO presented the powerful thrseaet drama,
strong In situation and absorbing In
human interest, entitled
M A u M G r E !!
NIB. MURPHY IN SIX CHARACIERsl
With soags,
"rhs Martyrs OF Our Land
"Nell Flaherty's Beautiful Drake"
Esrsh," Ese., Ete.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Drsss Circle and Orchestra Chairs ........Si %
Parquette .........................'''.''. .
Private Boxes... .................'. wv
Reserved Seats, Pinv Cents RItra.
Boz shee, now open. once open from 10
A. II. to .. !. SCI
PEOPLES COURSE
....oF....
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES,
Illustrated with numerous Charts and Eos.
slis, will be given by.
WIN. DENTON,
OF Boston, Nass., Author Of Our Planet"
ETC.,
NATIONAL GUARD HALL,
VIRGINIA CITY,
COMMENCING.
TUESDAY EVENING", SEPT. SD.
At EIGHT O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
Lecture lst. The World before Life.
Lecture End. The Formation OF
Metallic Veins,
Lecture Sd. The Coal Period and
the Worlds Tenants ut the time.
Lecture 9TH. The Age or Reptiles.
Lecture 5th. The Tertiary Period
and It's Mammals.
Lecture eth. The Human Period
and Present Geological Changes.
TICKETS FOR TIE coURsg..........Si 80
SINGLE LECTURES. 30
sei.td.
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LINCOLN HOSE co. NO.. 3,
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

ID EsPEcrPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL a. q candidate for the once Of Clerk Of
Store, County. at the ensuing election. subject
to the decision OF the Union Republican coun.
~ Convention. ses tide
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25
A QUILTING

The first Ofthcse Old-fashioncd. time.
honOred customs of our grandmothers
that has taken place in this city came
off yesterday at the residence of one of
our prominent citizens, and the inter-
est manifested on the occasion remind.
ed us of the days gone by, as we viewed
the busy hands around the quilting
frame shaping their work into in
describable figures on an article that
was speedily assuming the shape and
proportions of comfortable bed quilt.
We watched attcniively Il long while
u different nlaneuverings of the
happy workers, and suppose we looked
Interested. for II of the party stopped
in the middle of an intricate specimen
OF handiwork, and threading Il needle
passed the symbol of industry in our
direction anc told us to go to work.
Now, II there Is any accomplishment
we pride ourself on thOrou yhly under
standing, it Is our ability to use the
needle. We've learned h~ow-sewing
OH shirt buttons, also buttons for other
uses. After gracefully accepting the
proflered needle and occupying the
iVSitioIs we SCC w
work. In answer tn our inquiry as to
what design We should ornament the
emblem of domestic comfort, we were
informed that most anything would be
acceptable. Some III limited that our
monogram would look well on the in
side Of the quilt, but that party was
jealous of Il dex.eri:y in the home
arts. We executed the work allotted to
us in an amazing short time. and sup
per was announced. Now. it has been
remarked on occasions such as this, if
Il person was industrious it would be
no hard matter to become informed as
to the dOings of the ncighborhood, so
we excused Ourself from supper with
the party, saving that it was an III
variable practice with lis to wait till
the second table. One of the party,
having an eye to sundry objec.S, sucii
as spcctacleS and thimblCs, stated that
she would remain, too, in the room, as
we might be lonely. They left us, and
hurriedly taking ont our note book
awaited the result. Not Il remark was
uttered bu, what VIC overheard. Some
one must have suspected our inten-
tons, for nothing that could he con-
strued aS gossip was limited at. We
were disappointed. Our eNI cctations
OF items received Il serious shock, and
we lcft-ailer we had our superb
wiser and, We trust, Il better man.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

ToMB>TONES.-To those of our citi-
zcns who desire to purchase tomb
ory of the dead, we would refer them
to the new branch of industry Mr..
Wilson has started in this place. lie
is prepared to furnish any article in
his line at Il low price, and executed in
the finest style known to the art. Per-
SONS DESTROYS of having any work in
this line done, are requested to call
and examine specimens at the resi-
dencc OF Mr.. Wilson. on Bucl street.
or ut the undertaking establishments OF
c. W. Schwainb or Scilaicr & Co.
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DEPARTURES.
STocK REPORT.

san Francisco. January n.
SATURDAYS BOAR
1870 Opfir-is 49, 70 5N'IbN
l02l Gould n Curry-2 2i'a Z7i3bN 2Sb3O
- Best N Belcher-32 81 ~
go ~Snvage-l21
% ChoIIar-7O7 obD CO., 71b:0
2s Hale n Norcros<-7S72 7r%bO72
40 Crown Point-ll2 ll3 Is II b:D
30 yellow J~acket-!2b:D ~ WS9
80 lmperial-1L ~ iitjs
$50 E!:mlirc Mills, g'ssIgzbN
go kcntnck-a2 a2,ab5 5Sst slb;W3
~ !Alpha-t5 rs 20
so Belle her-lli Il3 ll5 Il7bD
lSl Coniidcnce-l2.. l2ii
lilo Con. Virginia-67 81 G9bD C71a
32l 81 IRA Nevada ~ ~.
$40 Dancy-fI. ~ "a ~
III Exchegucr-S2: y
d Seq. Helchar-lW
80 overman-lD 10, llibD loS
81, !nsticc-l;2 II Is Ii -
% Succor-3
$40 Lady ~l:ryan-62'a C
~ Buckcyo-2h,h
mn Jnlia-lO g. lOl:N b'S
80 C%al"lonl,-%5 a,hao sa1A
II knick crbock er-7ii ~
4n Baltimorc-7A rs ~
200 Ari .ona X Ctah-2L
- G~lobc-2i.
lO H~illlion-27'a
~ Mahogany-S y.
"n :: mario 'nnV
- tnn-'2 't'i zion
20 ~ ";ii"ThlaI ~ i,J2 t,n" i''-ooo
IN, nla.-io 10 lou"
~, TclipSe 'p5
=" irencn
~ paNt"nLos ,/,-
,n Hock iSlihH--4T
l." ine" lorh ,on.T+
~ ~ n"iu"ncIieSm2
ON ~ Sccitrnta,IE't
TO- A,,.aronni -,.n
", american riht-'Ui+ 'pW
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-owy GOVERNMENT.

r,,o following communication mas
nan handed us for publication, and as
'".ny of our citizens are Interested in
-. same. we give 1t space in our
r.,rop SENTINEL: When the qucs-
g. Of a town government was first
'.ao,od.t there was scarcely a "corpor-
~ ouard' among all the inhabitants
town that favored the project.
w,,o affections of our citizens we're
49,. First, that the town, having
-, in existence for several years,
~, = ropu]ation little less than ut the
VIII" "or, time, gradually growing in inn
I'.,.r,p and prosperity, additional
,.isns in the shape of town taxes
. o"J have a tendency rather to rctard
Van nrou,ote the growth II general
nro,pcriiy of Eureka. o thal'
ilpG;n,, INC consideration the numbers
mud he;crogcneOusneSS OF the people
If This town and its surroundings,
|wahout rany of those safeguards "al.
..,l,,cd to infuSc moral rcc!ltude ana
tSe prevention of crime, 1t has indeed
nruycd itself Il perfect model 70 nun
tired, of communities for sObriety,
,,aacc. and the safety of life AM prop
!r,v There is not IL town in this State,
.nndood on the Pacific Coast, that can
.hnw a record as honorable to itself
.mt ;,s mople As this town can. 1t is
,.'. that many properly owners and
o.hars we're i'm favor of having some
.;n,nln and inexpensive police and
."ni,rv rfruIaijoIs, and were willing
tm contribute literally towards addi-
Et;nn,l means for the prevention and
.nI.Iuiur of fires. The idea of getting
nm a town government has been the
cherished plan with a certain class
over since the formation of Eureka
county. The late fire on Spring street
furnished the opportunity. A. petition
was go ten up asking for Il town gov
crnmcnt: and whilst three tOurthS, or
|mrhapS more, of our inhabitants were
ION eit To live as they have hitherto
liyrd in a uuiet village for wears past,
our ~aris,ocratic Corm V Commissioners
would have them live in IL city, and
one beautiful morning the glories of
the morning sun smiled upon Il
1l1r1lUtpll. CIV tIldt iiltt DCtII al NIVlCl
village the night before, and threw his
radiance upon IA code of ordinances
that would she'd ln>tre upon the nos
Eilustrious of ancient Rome's Senators!
Then it was that one Of the great ia,h-
ers of Eureka exclaimed in truly Ma
wleonic STYLE, Inc Jut dccomipli!"
The town government of Eureka was
ind ed an accomplished fact, so far as
ordinances were concerned. But, now,
le us see A3u this fact-the formation
of the town government of Eureka
] was accomplished. Several gentlemen
of undoub.ed vcracity tell us th,t,
4 when the petition was presented to
them for Signature, tEev were told
that t he petition was simply IL request
To the County commissioners to put
the Cinnamon off the main street. and
for the appoin mcnt of II or two DO
licemen;" and there is no doubt but Il
large number of signatures were OBJ
tuiel on such representations as the
above. We are also told that many
persons VIII; signed that petition are
neither actual residents nor properly
holders in this town. 1t should have
been the duty of the Commissioners
toclosely >crutinize that petition. But,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

EPICUREAN.-Our athletic friend Sur
gis is in his glory. He had been in
daily expectation of receiving an i'll
voice of dain:ieS from San Francisco,
and they have arrived. We say him
carrying the box from the stage, and,
surmising that we would be invited to
partakc of some its contents, We fol-
lowed closely in his wake, to the back
loom of the Palace Saloon. Hurried
~ opening the box, our epieurean gor-
mand laid forth the tempting contents
of his box. First, came about TWEEN
tv pounds of lOng-tail dcc0prd-crUs-
tcc0n .fam7Y Wulgarly called >hrimps)
followed by Il few specimens Of capi-
pax and tom-cods. We Vcntured the
remark that they looked exceedingly
well, and would have a>ccrtainrd the
respective conditions of the pi>catorial
specimens, but Il remark hat Stur@i>
made. limiting that that they would not
grow in our hands we dcSi>tcd. Many
were the applications he had tn test the
merits OF those shrimp, but no one
will ever know how they tasted.
What little he left after his breakfast
would not alleviate the pangs of hun
ger of Il canary bird. Some hard
hearted creature volunteered the re-
mark that those fish were spoiled, but
the individual was evidently affected
us was the fox, that declared the
g grapes were sour because he could
not reach far enough to get ut them.
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lCDM M~CNiCATED,l

EDITOR S~ENTiNEL: While we do not
condemn gamblers and professional
'".e'eS Tor trying 20 suppress the cir
WI" ION OF the San Francisco Chronicle
among their friends, we most heartily
"""'i'eii'a'izc those claimingto be good
QUEENS who allow the late action in
hnslnia City to have any weight with
n.'h' we are proud that we have one
Ialer on the coast brave enough to
Ian out against the curse of gamb-
, IN Nevada we are subject to Il
" passed while gamblers held the
IIiue"iary III both of our legislative
,na, and which has never been re-
m"reul' protecting professionals. 1t is
wor, MISFORTUNE, and we will have to
rmA wait patiently unit! we can
c;,;I.'hr"w their power. What good
"1en OF Eureka, and business man,
0n."eie tiat will not condemn the in
The o OF gambling here nightly
or", gambling hellS are filled to
losa wing with mcn eager to
..sv ,."lr last cent-men who are an
c,vaa i,eF I" check guerillas, as in the
Ham;,.he gentleman with SI,aOO, from
Of ahi.oii, the other night. Thousands
w 1 :" thrown away that should
nav;n.Nt SUPPORT of families, and to
auy . h"nest debts. Our State is
r,er;,i.a with Migrants and check
aw. and until more stringent
bn,ina1e passed, projecting legitimate
linz ie,S against the inroadS of ramb-
w,r aiia'rs in Eureka will he a long
,i"n El"w par. We applaud the ac-
W.. III San Francisco CNrouicyc and
viii " ~, assured that all good citizens
No inc. wise and do what they can
The . ro, = It's circulation. 1t is n of
III, rm exceptions of the public Jour
dar.s ouiated on the Pacific Slope that
home uphold the right and de-
CITIZEN.
t,;n "'Nd this evening in the Dis
+ COURTROOM, at = o'cl,.L- Inv Pa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

CoASTERs.-Complaint is being made
as to the reckless ann our Juveniles
are carrying on their coa>tinS down
Clark street. Until some one is killed
or MANNED for life they viii never
learn to keep of the public streets, to
the imminent danger, not only of their
own lives, but that of pedestrians.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

SHEET AND PILLow-cASE BALL.
All the arrangements are new perfect
ed for the grand ball on Wednesday
evening, ut Eureka Hall. The mama
gers have left nothing undone that will
contribute to the enjoyment snd COM
fort rf those who attend. 1t will be,
undoubtedly, the ball of the season.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

INSTALLATION.-The installation of
officers of st. Johns Chapter, No. ),
RIA. NJ, took place at their hall last
evening, before Il large audience of la
dies and gentlemen. The following
gentlemen were installed in their diff
icrent offices by =. II. T.. Aaron Parks,
assisted by T.. ii. Z. =. L. Kelly; NJ.
T.. Adolph Benedict, High Priest; f..
David l.. Baily, King; +. d. c. Sher-
lock, Scribe; tom. w. Van .AlStine.
G. of H.; Comp. W. b. McCully, T..
=; Comp. John Gillespie, II. a. c.;
Comp. \. W. Atkinson, Il. NJ. Of
3'v; Comp. James Cowie, q. NJ. of2'v;
Comp. u. W. lie Van, q. NJ. OF Nv.
Jos. t;a.breiath, Treasurer: George p.
Lundyren,% Secretary; and Henry Arm
strong. Sentinel. After the ~installa-
ton exercises, which were of Il mos
interesting nature, were over. Comp.
t;eo. W. Merrill read Il poem. and +.
IL. P..S. p. Kelly, delivered an Grafton
ofthe history and prosperity of Mason
AIRY, followed by T.. III. p, Thomas
Wren, withan interesting and in>truc-
tiy. address to his .ellow craftsmen;
after which the audience were dis
missed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

CHURCH SERvICES.-Divine services
as usual to-day ut st. James church.
Spring street., ut ii a. NJ. and : +. NJ.
Seats free; every II welcome. Sun
day School ut 2:?m +. NJ. There will
also he service on Wednesday evenin.
next ut : o'clock.
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MESSNS. LtyY & AppJSoS wish fo

MESsRs. LEVY & HARRISON wish to
announce to the public that they will
close their business on the first day of
February, and offer their entire stock
OF gro. cries, clothing, boots and shoes,
etc., at cost from San Francisco. They
also offer their store fixtures, counters,
showcase, ETC., for sale. This is II rare
chance for any n to- get into an old
established business in a good loca-
ton. iag-*
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a WORD to the Wise.

lust OPENED. AT THE NEW JEWEL
- ry Store. Main street, next door to tho
oStotiice. the most beautiful assortment Of
JEW ELlil ever seen in Eureka. consisting
of the latest patterns and STYLES of everything
kept in a tir>t-rlass ~Jewelry Store, which
cannot fail to please the most fa>tidious. For
sale at exceedingly small profits. Give me Il
call and Judge for yourselves.
als-tf II. j. NORTON.
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Dissolution Notice.

'I'IE COpARTNERSIIIP HERETOFORE
L existing under the firm name OF SMITH
* MITCHELL. is this day dissolved by NM
tual consent. II. l.. Smith retiring from tho
concern. the business will be conducted by
the Undersigned. j.. c. MITCHELL.
Morcy, Jan. =, 1874. jail
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

GONE EAST.-George OFT and daugh'
ter left here last night on a visit t.
friends i'm the East. They intend to la
absent about two months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern wecklics and monthlies;
also. for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the Postofiicr Stationery
and News Depot. d5o&
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

ATTENTION, REsCVES! - \ specia'
meeting of your company will be held
tonight, ut the Engine House, at
o'clock. See notice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

NJ. u. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also I. G. Ra.cman's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
at the California lumber yard. SOUTH
east corner of Buel and Ba.cinan
streets. AMID
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

KENo.-This national game is run
ming in full blast at Charlie Pryor's
new keno parlorS, ut Franks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

TIE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery, Collars and Ties,
will be found at q. II IL. i
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SECRET CANYoN.-A complete as
sortnent of mining implements and
miners outfits, at w. III. Clark's
iapJl-ff
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SUPPLIED TIE PO>TMAsTER.-A party
.'whO knows how it is HIMSELF" re-
Gently SEN the Postmaster of San
Francisco supply of postal stamps,
10 he put on letters which are design
atcd for this place, the writer's of which
have forgotten to put on the necessary
stamps to insure the dcliverance OF
their letters.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

HOLIDAY PREsENTS.-If you want
an elegant Christmas present for your
wife, or anybody clse's wife, call on II.
). M%Orthon's jewclry store, first door
north of the POstoflice. He keeps the
finest .jeweIry in Eureka. d23-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-25

GIVE the pioneer and most reliable
Matchmaker, Jcweler and Enyraver
of Eureka. J. StraliS, a call r29
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JUST THE THINa.-Arctic OvershocS
81 80 per pair, at W. ii. Clark's.
ian2f-tf
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EGGS. - Another consignment OF
fresh eggs warranted - at w. III.
Clark's. .lan.l-f.
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GRANDE CoNCERTE.-Ye people of
oldcn tyne will SINCE many merrie
and solcnlne songes, to the cditication
bee yoode musick On tiddle> and
guitars, and bass violS and %piannoeS,
and divers other winded and Strin.cd
instruments, at Eureka Hall, on Thurs
dave niwhtc. We twelfth daye of Fcbru-
arve, Ammo Domino, MDCCCLNNIN.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Ey WOODRUFF 4 ESyoR's LIFE.
Davo Johns Frank Saunders
DEPARTURES.
ny WOODRUFF 4 ENNoR'S LINE.
? = Rowe'l &c, re-. or 4 laughs I
5 I.cinhart CGu,slwin
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Dissolution Of Partnership
$40 RE"ARD
Lost, Strayed or Stolen,

JNW0 HORSE MULES. ONE BLACK. ONE
/ sorrcl; eeed-sited work mules, shaved
tails, square reached names, bIanded small
Il On side OF head or jaw. Lett Diamond
City becciH Der 18th last seen at the " flows
December 18th. | will ray 10 FOR the delivery
of sald mules at Diamond City, or to Scheid-
er's stable in Eurc. II.
JAMES KELLER. Diamond City.
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Elack and Colorcd Silks,

GAICA ana NO4OICO S1lRS,
The latter including all the new shades, un-
eXccllcd in beauty and richness of design.
Evening Silks. lluids also. the largest as
sortment of i'oplins and Dress Goods, >hawls
and Flanncls. Blankets, Watcrproof., Bed
Spreads and Table Linen, Towels, Napkins,
Gloves, Corsets,, and Ladies' Underwear. all
Of which will be sold at marvelou.ly low
prices. \ full stock Of Laces and Lace Goods.
Furs! Furs! Furs!
Our Fur Department comprises the best
quality of Mink, sable, Ermine. As,racan.
and Hudson Lay Furs.
Millinery.
all styles OF Ladies', Mi..cs'. and Children.
trimmed and | ntrimincd Hats, in Silk, Vel
vet. Nelours, and Grape.
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
In this Department can be found all styles
Of Shoes. in Kid and Cloth, Fur and Flannel
lined, high and low cut. 4. very large stock,
at very low prices.
Carpets, Trunks and valiscs, Hats.
Caps, and Clothing.
This is a Department which we need not
say much about but we intend to supply one
and all with the latest STYLES of Clothing,
which will be sold cheaper than ever bcior,
inspect for themselves, as our stock is cheap,
excellent. and complete in all its branches.
SAN FR\xtISco, Nov. 2, 1873.
To THE LAnIhS or ErRtKA: | would state
that it is my intention to remain in this city.
and any order you may intrust. to me will
receive personal attention. j. MEl El,S.
EUREKA, Nov. ). 1873.
would state to the ladies OF Eureka and
vicinity, that ! will spare neither time. trou-
Bile. nor expense IN getting goods to suit then
ut all times. NJ. j. FRANKLIN.
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CITIZEN.

tri. r"iNG this evening in the Dis
T.. 1, .-room at : o'clock, bv Roy.
tend. arnold All are invited to at
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NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT W. If.
J. S'ov el is my authorized agent during ny
temporary ak cncc from Eureka.
JOHN :. CApEON.
Ir Iary o h. 1874. ;au
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W. II. STOWELL,
DRU&GIST
First.door south of Seaton 4 Co.'S.
Main Strect. Eureka.
dllms
NOTICE TO the PUBLIC.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
~ pursuance of Ordinance No. 1, of the
iown of Eurcl a. for the prevention OF fires.
all parties will be required to place III ir stove
pipes in a CONDITION to comply with the strict
letter of said Ordinance, aud that 4 shall per
Sonally inspect the condition Of all stove-pipc>
within the corporate limits of said town on
and after MONDAY, DECEMBER I'D l>73.
dis JOSEPH KERR, Fire Warden.
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DINNER,
Soups.
T. !.

Fresh rock cod, baked. boiled or fried q cts
Fresh salmon, do do do - cts
Fresh sea bass. baked. boiled or fli,d...2b cts
lendelloin sea bass. rlchlcd Simultaneously cts