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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-12
STR AYED.

nyr nARS BAy lIoRsr, BRASpED I'll
~ b. ON right thiSh, weighs about 100
pounds. There is no white on him. Also,
one l;uy Mare, branded w T" ON left thigh.
Twenty-Five dollars will he paid lor their de-
livery at Wcbstei's Corral.
ais u. J. WRIGHT.
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NOTICE..

DAETlES lioLrING BILLS AGAINST
i the lloesac Smelling " orks are reluest-
ed to present the same at the oihce OF the
Company on or before the eth inst.
HARRY s'rkut 4, Manager.
Eureka. New, September ist. l1I. 81
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
"A Horses with set of harness: also
good deliver: wagon will be sold cheap for
each. by applying to
aaa oiiEKi ELpER i HARRISON.
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRAl Committee.

At :. MEETING OF TIE UNION Pc
n publican state Central Committcc, held
III Nirginia City. June u, ls1i, it was
Resolved, 1 hat Il state Convention of the
Union kcpuhlie an party he held at Nnne-
mucca. on Thursday. September u, 1874 to
nominate candidates for the following officers.
to-wit:
Govcrnor Lieutenant Governor. Eepre-
sentative in Congress, two Justices of the >u-
prcme Court long and short terms Secre-
tary Of State. Attorney General, Treasurer of
state. Controller Of state, Surveyor General.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.. state
Minoralocist. Clerk of the supreme Court.
State Printer. and State Central Committee,
and for the transaction Of such oth.r h.i>i-
ness n shalt properly come before the Con-
yention.
Resolved. That each county be entitled to
one delegate at large. one tor each lD votes
and one tor each fraction over ~ votes east
for j. ". lIaines. residential E!rctor. at the
general election of lS12.
Resolved. That the tcIt to ba required OF all
voters AT the primary elections of the party
shall be: tirst-Are YOU n citizen o. the
tnited States and the State Of Nevada. or
will YOU bca amfnl voter at the ensuing elcc
ton: Socund-Wili yuu support the nomi-
ness of the Republican State and County
Convention at the next election:
Resolved, hat the several county commit
tees bc recommended to adopt such other
means ard tests as may scen to them ncces-
Sary to the promotion OF purity and fairness
at the primaries.
Delegates are apportioned to the several
cnIntirs as follows:
i'orGiaS.'
i.iAo:....
E>mcralGa
Hum
a
ornshy ..... II
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POSTOFFICE!
FOR SALE,

A FURNISHED HOUSE WITH "a
N lot. situated on Paul street. A de-. .ls.
siruhle residence. Size Of lot. St.xl0o feet.
For particulars inquire On he PROMISES Of
iyl.u &c. ARNOLD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-12
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
N fled that ii Eu. pOC EiTY j. no lons-
rr agent for the Eureka Market. 1he books
can bo iounG at Montgomery * Cos Office ia
Wells. Fargo * COS building. All who are
indebted are requested TO make Immediate
sett .c. lclt. and these having claims, To lIe-
sent ,h.m at The office OF the undersigned.
an,Ij MON1GcMEi,l X CO
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rown Lots For Sale!

S,oME DESIRABLE LOIS FOR Pt,tN AiE
- residences, situated ON paul street, in Mae
dnna.,'s survey, will be sold On favorable
terms. or fuii articu lars apiiy to
MAlttN NJ AtialN AID,
at my residences. an Scutb SrrinS street.
api2-,f-;.!
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PoIsLF
CAUTION! !!

'I'IIE STi.IP OF LAND L1INH NNhTiI
i OF the Eureka Consolidated Comnany'S
furnaces has been unluwtuly taken POSSES
sion "f during my absence. All persons are
hereby warned from purchasing the same
from FRANK WAY CI nny other party save
the uhd .rsi sned. NJ. Il. BARTLElI,
Agent OF ]. c. BArLNAN.
Eureka, ais Il. 1871. Jyl-tt
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K. A. u. 3.

DEGULAH MEETINGS OF DAOD-I -ISEE
IL ketrcat No. II, X. A.. b.. will be held
ut pld Fellows Hall every NJ . DAY EVEN
ING. Special meetings, at the call of the
:. Il. :. s>ir knights of sister retreats IN
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
:. 4. kELLl. :. Il. :.
Benz. G.. LEVY, Recorder. iei
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FOR SALE

A STONE AND BRICK HOUSE, WITH
N four rooms. hard finished. Will be
sold at bargain. For particulars. inquire
ON the premises, on Paul street. or of ". II.
TANLnH. on Spin. street. H->-i.
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a.. O. -.

'I,IIE \. q. II. mcst every first and third
/ SATURDAY ~ En- INT; ur each month.
al o'oclock, ut the corner of Clark and
Monroe streets. ahiil farther netice.
Tits. IL lALLE, i'r.sider'.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN. Secretary. arI
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FOR SALEv
Furnished House to Rent

'I'o RENT-TiiE HOUSE FORMER. la
i ly occupied by Gel Robbins. on .G:S
North Main street. Apply to
augl2-tf GEO. TliACilER Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

domestic and social peace and security,
s'ie has naturally inbibs an inolina.
ton for that kind of general reading
that is now becoming far too proni-
nent among all classes. Then comes
the important question, what shall
newspapers publish Shall they set
tic down upon dry noncntities, few
local squibs, and some tame common
place remarks, that everybody knows
and nobody cares for, although per-
haps good enough in themselves, yet
make no impression, create no cnthu.
siasm, and stimulate no laudable am-
bition. 1t therefore secms to be the
duty of the press to take that course
which will accomplish the greatest
amount of good TO the greatest nrn .
Der of its readers. And to that end. it
should talk of things as they exist in
tho every day practice of life. We
arc ii practical people, dealing with
dry practical realities, and these We
can find tune to read if ,erscly written
aud likely to impress the reader, and
have a salutary effect upon him. But
issues, theories and queries arc passed
over by the avcrag, intelligent public,
and the paper cast aside as little worth.
Usually, local newspaper reflects the
moral status aal intelligence of the
community. This is right, only it
should be little above the people in
morals and mental culture, and by
gradual encroachmcnts upon their de-
linquoncies, elevate them to higher
sphere of usefulness, stimulate them to
nobler deeds, encourage them in every
laudablc undertaking. rectiiy gradually
the unjust discrepancy in tho social
status Of man and woman, placing
them on the same moral plain or rec
titude, giving to each, true and just
deserts for moral dclinqucncies, then
shall we have newspapers that will tell
upon the best interests Of communities,
aud people that will cmt'ase each
other in deeds Of good will.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08
Written for the Star.
A C9nIlliclti9l.

EDITOR STAR:-ln these p1nicSy
times, when there is a general stagna.
ton Of all branches business. when
doubt and gloom bear their impress,
upon tho faces Of men all over the
country, when even the face Of nature
is shrou'lcd in a tilmy shadow of a
something that forbodcs no good to US,
when there is general dearth Of all
news interesting or instructive to the
average reader, We are at loss what
to write, how to commence aud more
particularly, how to end, unless in a
rambling way, We speak OF the numer-
Gus failures, the bankruptcies, the
frightful accidents and disasters, the
terrible moral delinquencies that are
rife all ovor the country filling the
land with mourning and shame, aud
that seem, in these dull times, to be
the peculiarly attractive features Of
many OF our 10 called popular prints.
Perhaps it is we'll enough to record
the shocking moral dcbauchcries that
are transpiring hourly in our midst.
The world are bound to know of these
transactions. will get hold of them in
some way aud freely vcnd them through
the community, until all, old and
young. male and female, know the
whole, aud if local p,pers are dilatory
in giving publicity to these IRREGULAR
itics, they arc often regarded as old
fogyish, or slack aud far behind the
times. Many of our p,psrs have
made themselves notoriously popular
among all classes Of the present gener-
alton, by fully printing in un mistaka
bic phrascology the crimes and short
comings of our people that are being
pctpetratcd all over the land. That
CLASS Of papers are as eagerly sought
after by womon as by men. al'hough
moro secretly rc ID. and why not 2 Are
they not as anxious fot the news as
the stcrncr sex Are they not as
much entitled to it us tho men {? Is
f'of man or woman always engaged
in those interesting episodes ? It
may be her brother or sister, or some
Others brother or sister Of equal re-
spectibility. And is it not right for
her To- Investigate, 70 examine. and her
province to know who arc the trGc
ones for her associates Some may
say this is a perverted taste. If 81,
who or what has been the cause of il?
Fave not men constantly parwfed their
moral deformitios before the public
gaze, in prints and by vicious practices,
until womvn for self protection has
been forced to- INFORM herself of the
shameful conduct Of her husband, ia.
cher, SON or BROTHER, by tho oHy
means left her, Of psrusiug the news
pnpcrs that chronicle such acts !?
From reading TO obtain necessary and
important information relatiyo 10 Der
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08
That HOrrld Miss Leigh.

Tom LuIttcli, aged twenty tour,
was Il thoroughly good fe low, good
tempered, good-lo,king, and heir
to a good property but ho ha'l
one sorrow, he was engaged t" II
girl he had ,cycr seen.
Sumo ten years before dispute
had arisen about n certain Hill
inst"n estate in L.iccsterShirc, in
which Mr.. Lu.ircll--T"n's la her
and CERTAIN Carnworth Lei gh.
both laid claim. Litigation seemed
inevitable, and The lc gal fraternity
brgaa to prick MP it's cara, when
one morning MIR. Luttreli received
The following nc,c:
"DEAR LCrrRELL-You and have been
good friends all our lives, and there is no
man living for whom have greater esteem
than for yourself. Cannot we, then, settle
this wrctchcd business without troubling
these Internal lawycrs9 My uncle, Haughton
Lcgn, had suit that lasted him twenty
years. and killed him in the end. Now listen
to me; my daughter Nellie will have all I've
got at my death, except Barfcld, which goes
to Jacks boy. Why shouldn't she marry
your boy Tom? Let the property alone for
the next ten years; then Nellie will be eigh-
teen and Tom four-and twcnty-if they like
to marry then, well and good; if either should
decline to carry out the arrangement, let the
property 60 to the other.
This ia a rough idea of my plan, which
jackson AMI your lawyer could soon put
into shape. What do you say' Yours, ETC.,
Carnworth Leigh, Barfcld."
II this proposition Mr.. LnttrcIl
agreed, and Tom found himsclfan
engaged man at fourteen. Soon
after this Mr.. Leigh was obliged
to leavc England fnr his health,
aud Tor many years lie resided
entirely J on The continent. So it
happened that Tom and his future
bride had never met.
About a month before the time
fixed for his departure, Tom be-
took himself 10 a small inn IN The
village of Sctilcbonrnc, near Sock
ford, noIninaly to fsl, ,bnt in real
ity to escape from his fathers
arguments, and to get q little iimc
to himself fer quiet r, flcction,
while hc solaccd lis wretched soul
with tolacc,.
One day IA hc lay lazily smoking
hy The silver Beck s"u,cihlng fell
from high bank above him, and
dropped lightly on tho water,
while a girls voice cxclaimcd;
"Oh. my gracious, my haiti"
Tom looked and saw very
rcat little hat f'a,ing, boat like,
down the stream.
"Bo'her the yong woman," he
grumhled; 81 suppose now she'll
expect me to fetch it,"
a. hc rose hc looked ND to fh,
spot from which the voice Ind
proceeded. and saw n girl whose
beauty surprised him. She stood
harclcaded on The bank, gazing
with a n X of comic dismay after
the fast feccdlug hat, awi Tom
had an opportunity IT examining
her critically, from the little head
With its crisp brown hair, disor-
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

show surprise at anything; he
bowed and went. In ten minutes
he returned.
"Miss Leigh,s compliments, sir.
and would you speak to her in
the drawing room""
"Oh, hang her!' said Tom; bur
there was no escape. Tho draw
ing-roon was darkencd to exclude
the Afternoon sun, but Tom dis
covered white rohed figure AZ
the far end, which rose and bowed
rs he advanced.
81 am delighted, Miss Leigh,"
ho began, "to have tho pleasure
"IIulloa! Miss uardinga You
hercl"
"Miss who,' SAID the laughing
voice of his Settlcbournc friend,
81 am not Miss Harding"
"Then who in the name of good
ness are youl" he demanded, ea-
gerly.
She looked down damurcly.
"I'm that hnrrid Mss Leigh, as
You called nc tho other day."
Tom sat down and stared at her;
presently he broke into great
laulh.
Gov, it's all very well to laugh" ="
SIC said in an injured tone.
In n moment more he was kneel
ing hy her chair, looking up irto
her eyes.
"Miss Leigh -Ncllie-"
81 told you not to C al me Mel
lie, Yesterday she said tartly.
"Yes, but yesterday isn'tto-day;
we'rc engaged now"
"Engagcl, sir! What, after
ihis!"
ooh, hang tho letter! lou know
| love yuu to distraction. You
arc your only rival in my love,
and you will marry me, dear,
won't yuu!"
"Cer,ainly not. You said ]
was fast and slangy, and thA,
II'llingdon would be a cheap price
o pay to be rid of me. And then
tins letter! Let 20 my liand-
how dare you, sir! BE quiet, Mr..
Lnttrcll F! Tom, don't !"
But Tom WAS not 20 be denied.
After this spirited resistance Mlss
Leigh surrendered ,gnominiously.
"Tom," size whispered, as her
head lay on his shon der. "do
y"u really care for mc!" (kisscs
and pr'testations).
"Ard do yon really want to
marry mca' (More kisses and pro.
testations).
"Thcn,' and her voice eank
lower yet, 'thcn take down the
card, for FIJI let to a single gentle
man"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

|. Or at Dallas, Texas, recently
the Enterprise OF tina, place, mado
tho following announcement: Ow.
ing 10 Juln Rpbinson's circus
being in town, Tie regular Thur.
day evening prayer meeting has
been postponed
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

MAMMA --"And it poor mamma
had not recovered, and had gone
away from her little Goorgy for
ever, wha. would hc have donc'"
Little Georgy-"f don't know,
ma, but I guess INC an Jimmy
Gogsings would have gonc skat-
ipy!"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

AT Bavais France, somo very
valuable relics have Just been
found. A w6rkinyman has dug
up n vase containing many gold
pieces of the TIRES Of the Roman
Emperors. Other vases have
been discovered, and it is report
ed that there are iYiore than 70
100000 coins concealed in the
neighborhood Of the ancient city.
Nearly f.oOO,oOo have already
been dug mp. The proprietor Of
the land claims the treasure, as do
also the workmen and tho state.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

The rector If the Glasgow Uni
versity Chapel, in a recent ser
mon, said: 80, for light, more
light !" The janitor Thought that
he really meant IL, and turned on
the gas to full head.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08
From the American Messenger.
SecrhtS Of tbp LiauQr Traffic.


have in hand sevs,a al copies 81
a confidential circular intended
for liquor dealers, fn which some
Of tie secrats o. the trade are re-
vealcd.
1t con'ains 24l recipes for
manufacturing all kinds Of spur.
'ous drinks and fancy liquors ohs
of corn whisky; aud disclcecs
where tho powc: Of tho liquor
traffic l;cs--,hat is, in creating q
mint Of money ont of II tride.
One 6ushel IF corn, worth I"
Iowa some ten cents, will make y
gallons OF alcohol, bringing from
81 to 90 per gallon.
Alcohol is Uad enough, bat
there arc more v;rulsnt and rapid
poisons. by uniting strychnine,
another name for nox vomica, n
rank poison, into ihe malt. q bush-
el will make 4 gallons. Then; Ut.
ter distilla,iou, Ly adding deadly
poisona, iimson weed, or deadly
nightshace, etc, with 4 gallons
moto "f water. there are 3 gallons
OF equally Intoxicating drink from
ore bushel Of c'rn, sold at say eS
a g'llon, or $40 the product Of d
bushel Of corn.
But that is for Tie rabble.
Now let US sec the drlicacies p,e.'
pared for ,hc gentry and the !adiss.
For this purpose tho mannfaciur-
or has 81 favoring extracts, 7
coloring, 2i choice essential oils.
and 3S Drugs. With these. by n
little slcisht of hand, he will take
a gallon OF corn whisky aud CON-
vert it into French brandy, Bouf.
bon whisky, Holland gin. or port,
champagne, Madeira, elarot, or
any kind Of vine or cordial You
choose.
For example: t. make French
brandy, take brandy favor a Lsls
pint, brandy colorihg a half pint.
age and body preparations l pound,
corn whisky 10 gallons, and y"a
have 40 gallons of French brandy
worth from s. to SIG per gallon.
In the same way vile com.
pound representing every variety
of the choicest liquors is prepared
And this is the common liquor
of commerce. DR.. Cox, State
Chemist of Ohio, states that of
500 Inspections made iE two years,
Ninety psr cent. were spurious.
Tie t,llowinx case was among
them: az druggist in Cincinnati
ordered from New York two
hogsheads OF the best brands OF
French brandy, for medicinal pur.
poseP.
4
ITO tcs. item Dr.. Cox poured
some in a glass and inserted q
steel blade, and in fifteen minutes
tho brandy turned black 40 ink,
and the steel bright copper col
or. The druggist fel,ised to pay,
and stood suit; aud tho doctor an.
alyzed the stuff before tho court
and jury, and found that it con-
tanned nitric acid, sulphuric acid,
Prussic acid, Gnano pepper, and
fusil oil, and the jury Pronounced
it worthless"
Snch Is tho disclosure. And
nov there are 100000 men, max
era and vendors, entrenched be-
hind this immensely lucrative bus.
incss, proying upon tho vitals Of
the community.
Will not tho nation rise up a,
ono man and burst these shackles,
and break MP this nurdcrous de-
struction of life2 1t seems to me
every Christian, every philanthro-;'
pist, every patriot, must como up
to the cot.iict, with determined
energy and overwhelming enthn-
siasm, till the curse is removed.
IT ID.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

CATCHING minnows for fishing
bait il u lucrative busit oss at
Lake Village,N. IL and it is esti.
mated That nearly million a day
are caugh, in nets and sent to
different parts Of New Hamp
Shire, Massachusetts, and Yer
mont.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

RoAD DoDs FOR SALE.-For salo
cheap, 1 pair 5ob.sleighs we'll
ironei, made to order and near
new will DO sold cheap as tho
owner has no further use for them
Enquire at the County Treasure er's
fficc, Hcrscy, Mich,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

"A WHITE boy aged seventeen
was captured by Kiowas near
Camp Supply, about sixty milcs
from Fort Dodge, last week, aud
scalpcd aud burned alive. The
Kiowas number 1000 warriors,
and are not ostensibly at peace
with the Government.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08
TRAVELERS,

have room. to ACCOMMODATES 100 persons in
fhc very hest style: The Hotel IS entirely
new. and is fitted UP in the beat shape for the
comfort Of the guests. There Is . large and
eommoJioas sitting room fronting the depot,
which will prove desirable place for per.
sons who may be waiting for the arrival or
departure cf R:R. Trains s-E17
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

A MISSIONARY among the freed.
men in Tenness6c,' after relating
to some l.tflc colofcd children the
story of Anarias and Sapphira,
asked them why God does not
strike every body dead that tells
a lie, when ono Of tho least in the
room quickly answered, Because
there wouldn't be anybody left"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

TIE lowell Courier accuses tho
young nnsr who set fire to a'schWol
horss Of making light Of oluca--
tioual privileges. Sy
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08
Rndnay w. Page.

Surveyor. will survey, select and exa-
mine L,nds. Particular attention paid to
the Care of non residents lands. Ad-
dress, Hsrssy, Osc"ola County, Michigan
REyxRENcEs:
+ l.. Briggs, Grand Rapids; d. A. Bod
get and v. L. Gerrish, uersey. 5-l
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08

A RoArySG red headed woman;
4 urishing a pi-toi aud chasing a
man, startled Mobile a few dsys
s9n. Ho ga' away.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08
Clubbing Rates.

A there may be some shl,-
scrlbers who desire to club with
the Star bs taking soltre other
paper or pvfi0dicals We will send
the IStar and
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08
Baldwin House.

This Hotel affords as good sccommoda
ti,as as aay in this part Of the country
Chirs.s rs,ssiAb!s Alex. DsLong, Propri
etor, Baldwin, Mich. I'LL,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-08
ID. A. BlOdgett,

Manufacturer Of lumber, shingles, lath, and
planed Ia 'nber; and dealer in pine logs and
tinbcr. O.iice and residence At Hersey, Mich.
SO