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SALE or snORT-ls0Rn CATTLE.

Sptc7dg Ul8p1LcH 70 TIC GHtt10o 797tHH5.
BLooA1Harok, ILL.,, July 0.-proparationa arc
heing made by the short-horn breeders Of alo;
sllort-horns on tho fairgrounds, in Blooming
tou, Thuraday, July 10, This salo will be con-
duotoi aud guaranteed by tho MoLcan County
Stock -Droodora' Association, recentlY founded,
Including all the 1oading stock mon OF that sec-
tion. The animals to be sod arc .mostly in,-
ported, and nre from the herds Of Oaasius n.
Niccolls, Of Leroy; JOSIAH Chorn, Of Towanda /;
William Il. Duncan, Of Towanaa; aud Moaaowf
i Cohen, Of Kentucky, a car-load Of whose
Thoroughbred animals arrived today. Letters
hayo been received from all parta Of the Unor
Indicating thnt the attondauco will Include tic
leading short-horn puyors aud raiaors Of all tho
Btatca.
, 1874-07-10

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
W1LxEsBARnE, Pa, july 0.-Yoaterday, ns q
train Of Elk loaded ooal.oar8 md ono ompty 1lat
car weto being drawn up tho inclined plane at
ELEPHANT, It broke loose and rau down thn1ool1v-
ity Ut tofr,ifio Apeod sondin9 thrill Of horror
through oyary ono who wltnosaod tho fearful
plunge tho cars woro taking. Hcyotal dwelling
houses at tho foot Of the plano wore In Imminent
Danger, but just before tile runaway cars ronohod
tlat point thoY jumped tho track and wore
hurled to fragmonts by tho roaahido. No ono
Was hurt but tho oacapo Of tho inmates Of tho
houses Wns nlmoBt miraculous.
, 1874-07-10

New YonH, July 9.-Yssterday worRmen on
gagged In demolishing the Nathan mansion, on
Fwonty-thitd stront, dtscoyeyed q night-ahirt
covered with blood secretod behind tho dumb
waiter. It was taken to tho pollco Central Office
this morning. having beon claimed by tho police
authorities THO name Of Mr. Nathan can be
distinguished underneath tho collar,. though
covered with q lnzgo blotch Of blood Many
pe,aons visited the Scene Of discovery during the
day, expecting douhtloas that other ogiaoncea OF
tho crl1ne would be brought to Light, but 50 fas
lava baen disappointed.
, 1874-07-10
lBpPEAl FOR AID.

from tho Mayor and City Council Of 'wnoatana,
tilo greater portion Of which place was oonsuna-
cd BY fro last Saturday, tor .pccnniary gid for
tho sufferers. Mayor Stewart, Of this city, has
issued call for meeting to TO held Tomorrow
evening at the City Hall, to dovlso means ot civ
iug substantial peouniary aid to them in their
time OF need. Tho call is algnol BY William,
Reuwlck, prosidont Of tho Doard Of Trado. aud
by Marshal Donahue, President OF tho Olti2ons'
Association. Without doubt Davenport will re-
spond nobly and liborslly to this cali for aid
, 1874-07-10

Spcci03 D!8pN1df ID TUG EHIcHd6 7T7oHH5: =.
HAnrponD, Conn.,, July IA remarkable case
Of speedy Justice occurred here to-day. a nan
giving the name Of Jamca MoCabe. 20 yoars old,
from Now York, and supposed to be ONO Of the
famous gang Of masked burglars infostinB that
city, broke into the jowolry store of William Fl:
Bocman this morning, while. tho .o1ork waa at
brankfasr, and stole goods to the value Of $4,000.
Within eight hours thoreRTter MoCabe was nr-
rested, tried, convicted, aud landed 10 tho State
Prison on a aentonce Of seven yours. Two
loaded royolyers wero found on lis porson when
fntsntf.
, 1874-07-10

BAIT1MonE, July 0-The body Of a man was
discovered day in tho aink attached 70 The
house Of tho Superintendent OF rattorson Park.
Upon being taGon out and o1a1ninod,' 1t was
identified as the body OF T. 9. Hall, an enrloyo
Of tho Howe Sewing Muchine Company, In
was found In tho music stanti at Patterson Park,
and papors found in tho pocket showed them to
DO tho clothing Of Hall, ainco which tino he has
been miasing. The body found today waH Gu
tirc1y uudo and much aecompoeca. An iavostt-
gatiou OF tho case will be held tomorrow.
, 1874-07-10

greefaI Dtspateh Ia 7'hs Chicago 7Tibtthsr
DUFyALo, N. H., July o.-Ihe Executive oom-
mittoe Of tho international Boasa Of Lake Un-
dprwritors, which haH bcou III seaaion Mt MAT
ara PniB tor tho past two days. adjourned thss
afternoon. Aitar an,no lirclaalon, y was ro-
solved to ro~eatabllHh tic tariff Of 1874, to ako
otYoet on md aft0s Monday, tho 18th inst. The
conflicting insurance intcresta were harmoutzed,
, 1874-07-10
satt,son Death Of /, strnnper.

SANDWICH, ILL.,, July D.-Mr. J.. Z. Gilman,
WHO registered on tho 7th inst. at tho Sandwich
load ia Lis bed IN l1s room tii'fs morning. He
had partakcn largely Of ico-wator the day be-
fore. and complained Of not feeling we'll ppon,
retiring. a dispatch WAS sent to stoughton with
tho Aopo Of being able to aacertatn some clue
to Ills relatives, IA ho was al eutire stranger
hnrn
, 1874-07-10
A Serious Affray Esoawcoaa Two Fam
i1los.


!Sptcial Dtspatch to Itt Chicago Tribune.
D1ooauEoToN. ILL.,, July 0.-Tho woateru part
Of Mclean County Is In torriblo fermont over
tho bloody result Of vendetta transpiring
miles south Of tho Town Of Danyors, butween
aud 10 mi1os southwest of this city, It was tho
diroct result OF an old grudge between neighbore.
Some timo since. Thomas 6tonatar loft homo for
o time leaving Lila stock In chnrgo OF son OF
E. s. Dunlap, his neighbor. ssonakcr alleges
that. during bis absouce from homo. young
Dunlap made indecent ADVANCES and insulting
proposals to Mrs. StonAkor. Upon stonakotB
returnt there was aauarrcl OF words between him
and Dunlap, but for h time tho trouble passed
away, and until Wednesday, thero waB no further
devolopemnns. Wednesday,, while Dunlap Aad
three sons, including tho ono with whom ston-
aker had qunrrc1el,, Woro at work requiring a
war Of words onsWea, during which stonakor
| told young Dunlap to lonvo Or tako whipping.
| Thoreupon followed general row, IN which
| aomo pistol shooting WAS done, but no ono hurt
| E.onaker hastened homo aud armed hiR wife with
| q shot gun and himself with n revolver. Tho
| fight wont an In tho Immediate vicinity OF
| stonakor's house, and waa briof and bloody. Two
] revolvers a louble-barrol shot gun, aud 4 riilo
mingled tloir reports In quick succoss!on fifteen
! or twenty shota being fired. Ssonatera little
daughter, Q yaara old, was slot In tile log, but
lap received heavy charge Of small SHOT in tho
breast, and WAS also shot in tho thigh and wrist
with hi1llats, which arc yet In hia tioRll. Doc
tors woro summoned, who took tho wounded IN
| Charge. At prcannt accounts thoro seems but lit
| Ito hope for DnnlRp'a recovery. btonntor syah
| arrested on warrant by conHtabeG nlld brought
bctore Justice Vockorodt in panyora.
, 1874-07-10

PlaEoN-BNQOT1NQ N nETHo1T,
Dsrno1r, hliol,., July 0.--Il.o shooting for
prizes at tic Driving Park closed thls ayouing,
b. L. Duho!s, Of Detroit winning the tlrIt prize
o: na sagnq tq oTsS asssadi i, M fGrth tit e.
iiorn, tie iittI; j. 7ipctnn3, IT Gallon, tho
SIXTH aud q. q. cadmen.yt&i Detroit, tho
seventh, Tho atnela anil aounla t'tra sNoop-
asako shooting will bo tlo cssl0 IT tho day for
tomorrow,
, 1874-07-10

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 0.-Yesterday eveu-
Ing nbout o'clock fhs westward bound freight
train on the N1Smphis l. Little Rock Rai1road,
mios cast Of Drinkloy, foil through a trestle,
wreclting niue freight cars. Nobody hurt No
traiuH loft for Memphis today.
, 1874-07-10

GERMANTOWN, Wis, July 0.-DurlnR the
th,niIor-storm last evening, lightning struck
had taken shelter, and killed ono Of them, Adam
Kramer, aged 25 voara, instantly.
, 1874-07-10
REFORMED EpjsC0pAl,ANs

Lou1av11lE Ky, July a. Tho Emanuel Epis-
oopal church, Of thia CITY, tonight severed lta
formed Episcopal Church undor Bishop Cum.
mina.
, 1874-07-10

TEAnE HAuTE, Ind, July "a boiler In the
Eaglo Iron Works exploded at o'clock this
afternoon. william, Fisher, engineer, was badly
scaldeu, and will probably t1io from tic injury.
, 1874-07-10

a,,11 11psc1"s r,, D ~ 1,,11 @f~asn1, vera
SIOUX U1TY. la.t July 1.-a9aSsnoppc1s "e4o
roportol as RlfHfItfuK Ia myriAlH In Hi0ux,
0sooola, Plymouth. and O'Brion Couuttoa yos-
torilnv. bnt .nooia1n to tho Sioux Oity journal
fro.,, ro,n,. h thouo co,n}1ea aaoto that thu
-.o. pe'n.a Ill ~ -. .aa,. .,;.,s. aa;,, -
greatest portion OF tuon 'ooh "ll's aRnu' w.
dav, going southwnr1t, making tho ta1mora
1ubi1ant. II is stated that tho damage dono by
t1o uraaahonpors will not amount to moro tl.un
frons nor cant to ouo~fftl OF tho crop. About
IN onInelr thia fronno,1 sJnn,}s of 0rnsaho1,tonre
1roro aco,, fiyinr nyar tltn n1nct, Eoiuu Soi1th.
XII ranorfa ntate that thn orons nro iooSiuv Hno.
-1--
rsov. nnvss. o1 n1tnnosota. tsrks RoiicR
sror, mo IVnr Donn nnrt,,1eut.
w,.,1,So,;o,r 1,,1y 'o-1,1a fo11owino ,raa RI.
.o,,,aa - .ho v}or Mssnertrnont ,n.t1ov. "
co1vao ~ t4e "Ae Depa''la'4s ~, W., ,,,a,
,.. ef' 1AoA' NA''n'' 'u'S ~
tnrra oals,t4 Mdls ss efo tho pcopo Of several
counties ID tho northwestern part Of this State Tho
loousta hsvo deyourel Kind Of crop and left tue
country for mitcs perfectly baro. They dtd tue samo
tsing Mat year n nc saae area. alay , o
nS anrc us h,t ~ s ~" aonmgu, To- farwnr
emnnp'ies smn - TooI nn1' 'AA' o'@A" e'' "
Thia ststa is entitled to two yeara, quota OF nra
estimated 1t $s,t0o. respectfully roiueat TINT tho
Subsistence Department bo ordorna to turn ovcs to
NC. In lleu of these arms 1nnns'ty-e1.lyaIcas A. ~
yaueof or aae pa1ts M a,.ast t M tar TX
n,a T. nrayent mno staryoIon
hHyo uaed ornry resource which lie State hns given
, 1874-07-10

Funs <afntH-Dostons, 10.
Uhs:es.on errors- 3pstons, obt Atlanticst H.
Unlpire-aIr+ Tylor.
Time af qdMt-TWo huuEA.
Uoubte TlaH-Schafcr and Leonard. '
rHlLADELp111AH ys. MuIuALs-G 70 8:
New YonH, July 0.-Daso Dall--philalolph'a
O; MutualH, 6.
, 1874-07-10

SANpusX1, o., July 9.-ThG 1ry-gooas oatah-
was ontaroil last night BY burglars, and, goodH
'couaiBting Of SILKS Aud kid glo'ea, valued at
about $1,000 stolen. Thoro Ia no oluo to tho
biaf1k1nfa
, 1874-07-10

: EBVEN E3UyH NtEdECR UF NtR zEkHtA1s
INDIANAPOLIS, July 0.-seyon boys wore struck
by lightning during aovere thundor aud ruin
storm this nttornoon at tho entrance gato OF tho
Trotting-park. Ono OF them lad 10 yeara old.
named Johbny S!.ay, was killed outright. The
others arc severely injured, but will rocoyor.
The boya woro climbing fo1lco at the tisno I'M
moiintely under tho telegraph wiros entering
tho park.
, 1874-07-10

dAivEaTox, ,To1as, July 0.-Tho Neioa. DroNna
yilo special Hays O .paymaBter stationed at
Marshal Gaylord vent to prazos snntlago III
search Of HIN,
, 1874-07-10
STATE LIME
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF,

TIM South Walos Atlantic Staamshtp gonnrsny'a NoN
lall from Pounsylsanl. Railroad Wharf Jersey CITY:
GLAMONO AN. ..July isi piEslBR0KT .......AnE1
Ell q tho une SsAtoa and Canada e poEts h thu
Theso steaEnaps built xprossy for tho trade
vied with all tho litcR improvements for thu cofortand
convenience of
CABIN AND sTEERAGE PAssIN0ERs.
First Cabin R7s md $50 currency. Bocoul Cabin. PA
currency: SttsraRc. &0 currency. IL, ,-
Prepaid 8teotaRo cattlcStns from Chras
Drnfta Tor ci aud upwards.
Epr further pariouiass, apply In Cardiff At th9 ConE
pSny'e OHlcos. No. Dock Uhnnbors mud tu Nov York
No. Il l}rIalWa7.
, 1874-07-10

ponrsMouru, N. H., July 9.-rho cable shlp
Faratay arrived bore thla afternoon all right,
Ambassador in expected to return hero in1-
mediatoiy, rhon tho oahlo will ho laid forthwith.
, 1874-07-10

AQUATIC,
THE pnEsustAk COLLEGE RACE,
SARATOGA, N. Y.,'July u,--DotA tho Princeton
, 1874-07-10
CATSIlILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

Twelve 1ni!ta from tho Villauo OF Cathkl. N. Y,
ACCESSIBLE by tho l,sak nountaln.roa IN tho oountry
Elevation, ., u teot Nas, e1taudn9 about H. 009
eaaars II 20 Vsllsy y tle Hudson. uasuIpas.e
.oa.ere. Tamerntura il 10 Is ngrsss pwSr t6an tint
o NsM York uty, llousa open JuHa to Oct. l. Hoard
T'''S FS' @"'' - w. q, L. BEACH. Proprietor.
, 1874-07-10

oN TEIB 8E-A6EEoRHi
plimvton i . "lss 1oopsnat iass liz ls;t. NJ
matt hroozy p!aeo tho cuat; positively NJ
Faro from New York tbY htonuHtnn stehmef 10 "atoa
'e''' *"''s' " 4, i, PLIhtPTON i 90.
, 1874-07-10
Cntyl1lil and Mountain House
Stages and CtrrlnKos.

VlsItors win n)uaso Inquire for JASitH F. HE4VN,
huen al Gatskt inl.uK. wEp viii h9 In attuHI!atca
upon WV "''''A''' O." tVHxA. /, BEAba, Ptopsistos
, 1874-07-10
THE STATE LIME.

SPECIAL NOT1OE-AftcF HaturtlaY, juno 1b tho
Steaers 81 this dug will bo dispatched every alternate
S2s o1g3y w Ts SSas "''f' SAIL
, 1874-07-10

a-nspot corner oE Wolts and Kinztsas.
k--UDi,ot sQYues Of Can4l a,.l KtnEin.sts,
". ii. BfENNAIr Gen. P4ss. Agent.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 8 PACIFIC RhsLRoAD.
f1enof rorntr or tsu aFen Tfek4t 1TcSt
' e' NrnaI iuctfo Hotel.
, 1874-07-10

Omaha, ,Lea,auwtlk Atol.nn T4 .e,ih a. NJ y$e IL Iu
Forn AouonmoAa tion. G;e0 p. I'LL StNA. m.
Nisht j, III 6Oo III.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29
MEDICAL
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REM EDIE ~:
DR.. cIeeoN,s bIspENsARy,

W. Ab00VWS
NJ. 625 kEARNY STREET, CORNER
~ Commcr.inl, sen Francisco. Private rn-
irar-.e ~ Commercial street. Established in
1851, for the treatment Of Scxuai and Seminal
Diseases. sreb n Gonorrbua, elect. structure.
syphilis in all rs forms, seminal Wcsk sc.<,
imrotcncy, etc. CITE. skin diseases Of year,
standing, and | lc-rutcd Leg, etc, su.ec.sisl-
ly treated.
DR. GIEBGN has the rIca-urc Of snnoun.
cing that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals VI Europe, ard has re-
suined practice.
The Doctor ba, spared neither time ~,
money in scck ing out new remedies, and ifas
returned with increased facilities for The alt.-
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal esk ssts~.
Seminal emission is the consequence Of seif.
abuse. This solitary vice, or dcpravcl sexual
indulgence. is practiccd BY the youth Oe both
sexes 10 an almost unlimited extent, produ,.
ing with uncrring certainty the following
train of morbid symptoms. unless combntcd
by scientific medical measures. viz: Sallow
countcnancc, dark spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the
rastiing OF leaves or rattling of chariots, ur-
caslncss about the loins, weakness of tho
limbs. confused vision, bluntcd intellect, loss
of confidence, ditiilcnce in approaching straI.
gers. n dislike to form new acquaintanccs, u
disposition to shun society, loss of nlemory.
pimples and various erurtions about the face.
hectic flushes, tnrrcd tongue, fu'tid breath,
coughs. consumption, night swcats. monoma-
mia. and frequently insanity. If relief be not
Obtained, you should apply Immediately, ei-
thcr in person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific mode II
treating this disease. which never fails Of
%eiicctins II quick and radical cure.
Cured ut Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing Il letter to DIR. Gll;-
BON, stating ease, symptoms, length of time
the disease has continued. and have medicips
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
full and plain directions for use, by inclosing
>lo in coin in a registered letter through the
pestotice. or through Wells. Fargo Il Co.
a package of medicine will be forwarded
BY express to any part of the Cnion.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they see this nd.
vcrtiscment in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Dir. j. +. GII;BDN,
Box 1867. San Francisco. California.
t,I,.ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

ALMOST \ SERf0ttS .NtCIDENT.-An
accident, occurring at about $ o'clock
last evening to il party of pleasure
seekers, proved 10 bcalinost a serious
one and WAS prevented only by tie
happening Ola fortunate circumstance.
Wishing to enjoy the pleasure of a
bug"y-ride, IA parry, consisting of
Joseph Harmon. his wife and daHgh-
ter, Mrs. Monaco, and 4 lady friend,
procured il buggy and started out fora
moonlight ride. When near the Ro>-
lin furnace. one of the noises by ONE
means became detached from the car
rage, and s%pringing forward liberated
It's mate. Both being thus relieved,
Hnd considerably ailrightcd, started III
IA full run to town, leaving the oecu-
pants in the carriage, which began
moving forward, on its own accord.
though Don stopped by the tongue
running into the ground and brcaking
the same. 1t was a most fortunate ar-
cidcmt to those in the carriage, vino
narrowly escaped, as if the motion OF
the carriage had hot thus been Ct G .ked,
would probably have caused >criou,
injury to the parry.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

GONE To SAN FRANCISCO.-R. l..
Tildcn, for ON time past compo>i;nr
in this office. left last evening for san
francisco, the land of sunshine ana
May flowers. During his short stay
WIKI us, Til, by his genial huinor and
pleasant ways, made many friends.
and IN his travels the kind wishes OF
fellow .'prin;s" will always accompany
him. until lie lays down his ">lick"
and unier some 'impo~in2' stone his
form" be laid. May hi, galley" he
'provon clean" without an ut; and
all '';yros" avail him III the sounding
OF the last trump.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

Nj. Il. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale i'm all
parts of the city. Also |. G. Ba;cunan's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
at the California lumber yard. SOUTH
east corner of Buel and Bateman
streets. aplO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

WHITE LANES WOOL BLANKETS,
the finest in the market. Just received
1T tlcrielder Il HarriSun's. apo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

GENTS FURNISHING GooDS.-We
have just received by express the very
latest STYLES in hats, Granger, or .'any
other mans" y fine assortment of
hand-sewcd boots has also been re-
ceived. Gents furnishing goods Of
every description. and clothiHg Of the
best quality, constantly on hand. Now
is the time to make your purchases.
Call at Odcrfcldcr ~ IIarrisOn's nam
moth store. fI:a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

HARDWARE, locks, hinges. vises and
Il general assortment of general hard
ware Ill W. II. Clark'S. alI2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

NoTIcE.-All persons having book
belonging to the circulating library of
the City Drug and Book Store, are re-
qneSted to return them by May l>t, or
they will be charged tC the holders.
anp2 | 1vH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

GENTLEMES'S under clothing, the
iiEcSt assortment in town, at w. II.
tla.k'S. ap2l
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS,

ARRIVALS.
EY W. l.. r~EIrtIItHI'S STAGE LINE.
John Howell " Wakefield
n"rrse bcrtoid u Alnvra
4 \ llicox " " MrTov
T. wilson u Brown
j NahlIorn VI REYNOLDS
ii iiiiams G. Iicrtold
DEPARTURES.
EY W. l.. rRITHARD's Stage LINZ.
rhos Kelly ID vc
Rev kelly Il I.Tildrn
Ell Atkins John Nelson
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklies and monthlies;
also. for the san Francisco papers and
magazines. at the Postoi1ice Stationery
and News Depot. d30*
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

For Il complete assortment of tin
ware, parlor and cooking stoves, or
any article in the hardware line, 90 to
Maupin X Croncr's. t27
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

THE GRAFTON. We publish this
morning Il full report of The Grafton
delivered by w. IL. Davenport at the
anniversary exercises of the odd Eel
lows on Monday last. 1t is a mastery
effort. rcpiele With choice and fitting
language. and should be carefully pc
ru>cd by the reader.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

CROCKERY.-The largest assortment
of crockery ware in town a he found
At sam. Friedman'S. on Main street. ut
prices lower than the lowest. apl-tf#
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effort. rcpicle With choice and fitting
language. and should be carefully pc
ru>ed hy the reader.
"GYEo' SHuorlNG.-A gvro shoot
IN match took place yesterday nj the
base ball grounds, between Charles
Pryor and John Hart. in which the
latter MAS victor. Those wishing To
indulge in this sport can obtain gNroes
by calling on Mr.. Pryor, or from
Tony Ilarra, at this office.
ELKo s;rAGE.-Travel is increasing
so rapidly to and from Elko, that the
STAGES are obliged to leave passengers
behind. The one leaving Ill>o vester-
dav bad eleven on board. and three
who could not >ccure seats We're wait
inc the ncNt stage, which leaves here
this morning at : O'Clock.
PoIuECOVET.-NiSS Sallic BronchO,
a fallen angel, changed with stealing Il
dress from a Ca>tilian wotnan residing
on lower Nam street, was Yesterday
DISCHARGED from custody.
NEWARK BULLIoN.-On Monday
1910 ounces of Newark bullion was re-
ceived i'll town, and Yesterday Loo
ounces
NEEK-DAY SERVICE. The regular
Wednesday evening service will take
place this evening at st. James Church
at 30 O'Clock.
SEWING CIHCLE.-Yhe sewing society
of the NJ. T.. Church will meet this at
ternoon. at | O'Clock. ut the residence
Mrs. W. =. Taylor, on Spring street.
ARRIVED Major w. w. Mccoy
arrived YESTERDAY. after an extended
tour through the Eastern and Western
cities.
IN TowN.-W. L. Wakefield, Il form
CT resident Of iureka. arrived yc>ter-
day from Cherry Creek.
UNCLAIMED NEsSAGE.-Thcrc is a
message at the telegraph office for
Margaret Palmer.
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Bnors y SnoE>-iust received Il
complete assortment, at W. II.
Clark's. apo
The Fines, Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery. Collars and Ties,
will he found At q. K IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

WATCHES AMI JEWELRY made and
repaired by J. Stratus. Orders to New
York and san Francisco promptly at
tended to. app
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

The Fines, Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery. Collars and Ties,
will he found al q. K IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

Boors AND S~uoE>-iu>t received Il
complete assortment, at W. IL.
CIark'S. apo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

UNCLAIMEn ME>SAGE.-rherc is a
message at the telegraph office for
Margaret Palmer.
Smyrna times., 1874-02-25
NORTUWARD.

The Mixed Train will be delays incident
Freight Business and will stop only Stations where time is
given.
New Castle Trans-Leave New Castle Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 74o. A. NJ and G25 P NJ. Leave Whining
ton LIS. and $50 p. NJ for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Additional to those above
leave smyrna for Cayt9n l30 A. NJ and 735 p NJ Leave
Clayton tor Smyrna, S4o, A. NJ and 95 p NJ to make
necOn with aims aud from Dover and Stations South
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County. and Queen AAne's
Kent Railroads. At layton with Md Del X. r. At IIsr.
rngOn with J. q y. R. X. A. Seaf0d. with d. ID. r. X.
At DelmAr, with z. ). II. r., and WycOmco POcomoks R.
H.F. KINNEY. Superintrndent.
Smyrna times., 1874-02-25
Maryland & Delaware II. II.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY. November 3D. 1879 trains will r,
rs follows:
Smyrna times., 1874-02-25
Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

Onand after
MONDAY, OCT. 9Oth. 1873.
szbP Eek Sundays exeepted) trains will run