Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02


body was encased in a handsome me-
t1lic casket, and after the reading Of
the burial service for the dead. by the
Rev. $. 7. Kelly. of st. James Church,
the remains were taken to the fast
freight office, TO lie sent to Palisade,
thence to San jose. where the body
will be Inferred in the family burying-
ground. Major Mccoy, father of de
ceased. left by the stage last evening
convey it to their home. Our heart
felt sympathies we extend to the sor-
row stricken parents and to the broth
ers and sisters, in this their sad be-
reaveInent.
PoSTPoNEp.-The case of the People
VS.. VIM. King, in the District Court,
VAS yesterday postponed until to-day,
Sclden ~iictzcl, attorney for the de-
Tense, being, Unavoidably, unable to
attend.
THE OCCIDENTAL.-MesSrs. Benton
& Lockmore have recently fitted up a
neat barber and hair-dressing saloon
on North Nam street, adjoining the
Eureka Chop House. They invite a
share OF the public patronage.
AGAINSTTHE CoUNTY.-Parties hold
ing claims against Eureka county are
notified to present the same to County
Clerk J.. ii. Harmon before Monday
next, or they will be laid over until the
next month.
IL THIS IssttE.-By an oversight of
a compositor, the card announcing S.
NJ. Henley. as a candidate for Sheriff,
Gid no, appear in yesterdays SENTI-
MEL. 1t will be found i'll this issue I'M
der the head of New To-Day
BULLION SIIIPMENTS.-Thc Rich
mond Company shipped 60, lbs and the
Eureka Consolidated Company 22.45O
pounds Of bullion, by p~ritcIlard's
teams, yesterday, TO Falisade.
CHILLy.-Wi,h the advent of Fall
the nights are becoming so chilly that
fires are comfortable. Precantion
should ho used in putting up stoves so
rs to prevent fires.
BoLoGNAs.-Jacob Boos has another
,t.c g.. - n
made by himself, customers need not
have any 'dog-goned' scruples about
eating them.
DECREE OF FoREcLosURE.-In the
District Court last evening, Judge Me
Eeoupy grantee n deed uf forepIosurc
III the case OF Paxton VS.. Baum. The
claim, witt! costs, amounts TO $500.
nc liAMIiToN.-A number of citi-
zens intend going over to Hamilton
at Tho Dnmorratir nri,ia,ins oTW.ii'o
Pine county. on Saturday next.
d.. MANNHEIM offers his we'll selected
stock of merchandise for sale at gycut-
to .o,,,c,J ,,.too. c,r ~ Tim.
~ f,,. - 10 ,nnty
, u1 for h;s In nra y W. n "a"
wbi.L vii D 800,
,hn,,t ,Ln .,otL ~ pofn
chase cInrvL"ra "n ,na ,no i;m, r" ,d
,,ot .vo,,r n,n,,a,.;, r,"rth W." ~"
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Now Is YouR TIME.-Obcrtelder &
U,rri.o, b,vinu dctorrni,oJ to coll
, 49, 90.
n". '.'ttI entire S;ocN o' e'o'h!hg s3his'
iaiiiisiii,'S Soou-, poois II $ ioes,
at 'ii.' t'is, anu S'otcIieS' at at'o"t
49, nn.ii me ntA! thirty GaNS' 10
portations, which will commence 10
;tfIl.c MNl'i ii month ll>re the pup
thn,neoIros nf tLn ruth Of ,ta 49,
CustonIor. WIN COIN ..u l,ny 1901.
from, th.,n crs,nnr tb,n oro, n2r rod
before in l,urrkn ia
49,
'HHo 'he pes' places 10 procure
groceries, nara ana "ooueh or In
ware. clothing, etc., is at the store Of
W. IL. Clark. li:S immense stock is
weekly re%Pleni>hed and embraces
every variety in the above Inc Of
interest by trading at this place, rs the
pi.ccs "sNeu arc as iIasoi,toie as any
- - IL ''iI tic eooo' oiieIca are Oh
''c 'c9' G"'i"H. .y"o
having been appointed consignee and
a"er, i"r dupont $ hiastiiiS n"Woer (ih
non A'2sl, Is ~ 10 sen .'"' same
III 'l'a'.'ll't, 10 sun purchasers III inc
Or; N''.he > S''clH iuNe' an artlcie
iri,llf
SAN. FREEDMAN pays tho highest