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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13
COUNTY % FECEHS Is73-7a.

At meeting OF TIE Board of Coun-
Commissioners held on "Wednesday,
November l0th, it was ordered that the
tierk issue certificates OF election to
the following named persons, the same
llaving been lawfully cleced AT the
election held Oh Tuesday, November
Is, 1874:
.As>emllymen-M. =. Bartlett and
Thomas Wren.
Siipr1f-litnrge Gilmore.
A>SeSSor--J. c. Powell.
TreaSurer--W. A. Montgomery.
Di,tric; Attorney---Georse w. Me.-
r!ll.
County Clcrk---F. II. Harmon.
County Recorler---i. l.. Chase.
County Surveyor---T. j. Read.
| County Super intendent of Public
Sehools--A. L. Kaye.
Public Adnini,trator---James Will
lian>.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Horn,
long term.
County COmmiSsionerS---D. W. Lo-
van. j. H.. Morrison, short terni.
Justice of the Peace---Eureka town
ship, Il. NJ. Beatty.
Observation-Disclosures township, l.. Il.
Kelley.
school Trustees--Eureka township,
NJ. NJ. Johnson, {. j.. Lansing, I. j.
Maupin.
Justice of the Peace, Ruby Hill
township. SnM leke; PaliSade town
ship, George =. brewster; Vanderbilt
township. }. NJ. North.
Constable Ruby Hill township. J..
Funston; Vanderbilt township. Phil.
Splain; Palisade township, w. \.
Rabbits.
school Trustees--Palisade township,
w. +. Griffin. j. ". Lambert, j. Mar
chant.
THE BENEFIT. - Don't forget the
benefit for the new Catholic Church, at
Eureka Hall tomorrow night. Ahost
of VOLUNTEERS has agreed to assist in
the performance, and we are assured
that the most attractive bill of the sea
son will be presented. Father Hyne>
is adding a very substantial improve
ment to the town and is deserving of
an equally substantial benefit. Take
"A ticket whether you attend the per-
tormance or not.
TERMINArEp.-The pin-pool game,
that has caused considerable excite
ment of late in town, came to an alb
rupt termination yesterday, General
Levy flying the pit. Roto was on
hand at the appointed time to continue
the game, but his opponent did not
put i'll an appearance until late i'll the
day. when he withdrew. Botto is
$1,000 winner en- the whole play. Levy
left on last evenings stage for San
Francisco and Virginia, in search OF an
easier game.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

PAErtEs having purchased proper
~ ot |. G. Haten}an since the ASSESS
mcnt made for iS14 are hereby noii-
IN or The prouertie>.wIl. he held for il.
nf2Iw Nj. =. BARTLhfr, Agent.
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T
STOCK REPORT.


San fKANeIsCo. November IL.
MORNING. RoARD.
B Ophir-9O 81 49, %
Gould u C~urry-l71s II l5N lsb9O 10
o Best X Belchsr-zO 22b30 2l1s2
savago-s2 50 sl,a 81 aboO
Cholar -57 o6 od , 5jH
hale 4 No;cross-ij
crown Point-i7 a 49, 47bG0
!, iellsw Jscket-S 81 IS so s7b5
im~perial.10ts 10 1917 1917
!, Empire Miil-91s 81 81 Va
kgnt.ck17l515 ld1.si ldS4 To-"
Ieicher-45 H. q 1917
Confidence-23ls q
Con. Virsinia-i5O lf6 40 147H
) 5. Ne,ada-9ls 10 va 9jsb3o
Haney-2 2s3
EAchcquer-2j0
-. bsicher-Ii7 l2e 1927 10
C~yerman-o7 81, 2 D. 81 5j
D Justice IS 70 o71a 3js3S
D Suceor-2A
Lady Bryan 343x 81
y Julia-3tA 1
f. taledonia-lS>I Is
b khi:ker bocaer-fi23 "a
D. G~lub,-l:, Ia
ID Baltimore Con.-Si+ S5s
T. Bul!ion-lj l5>q -
ca ,pfna b o7,7l,z
tvESriG Bo,Rp.
I0 Meadow Wallet 81
BIZ aymond n Ely-lj4 lSa
h. Eureka Cor II l2t4 la u
Is ioehe-5sy0 41asSOJ4
h n~siington IL Irsole-SIl.c
|60 American + lag "a
b. bcimont-S s.. So
b. SeNarI-sUc
10 Chi,i OF the Hill -l5c
J., aye ! atehn3ts -. 81,
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To WRITE fine letters, TO smoke fine
tIavanas, to chew fine tobacco, and to
eat fine candies, ono and all may call
at the Ind AN Queen Cigar Store, next
door to DR.. Lukins, and their wishes
will be grIatiel. nI3lf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

COUNTY REvESUE. During the
present week, over $4,000 have been
paid mo the County Treasury, on ac-
coun. of taxes for 1874.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

Pool SELLISG.-Ihere will be pool
selling N Ruby Hill this morning, at
Matt. Nyle's saloon, O the great run
ning race.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

FoR SALE.-Tle old Catholic church
with lots adjoining, are offered for sale
For particulars inquire OF Rev. j. J
llynes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13
KNOWS How II Is HIMSELF.-Dick

KNOWS How II Is HIMsELF.-Dick
Paddock, of the Eureka Saloon,
places us under many obligations in
the share of Il choice bottle of his
best. He is. the Fright man in the
right place." and can tell what the
hoys desire without asking them. Al
his place can be found the choicest
wines, liquors and cigars; also, an ele-
gan, free lunch.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

PocL SELLING.-The selling Of pools
in the great a was not as spirited as
it was expected to be. Buyers were
Z" ofiish" and timid in purchasing.
Katie Pease was the faVoriie, with Sc
ven> second, Daniels third and the
remainder in the field. Tonight The
selling will 10 resumed at the Corner
saloon. where IA last chance will be of
tered to those wanting to invest on the
merits OF the different horses.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

OBERFELDER e HARRISON have re
ceived "a stock Of fire brick from the
Utah Fire Brick Mandatory, which
is equal TO the best English make.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

DISAPPEARING.- Under the influ-
encoot a genial sun, the nov on the
hills and mountains encircling the
town is fast fading from view. In
dian Summcr has commenced.
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Robinson District.

The Canton furnace is expected to
fire up OF the 9th inst. Judge Walsh
is Superintendent of the above com
pany's furnace. The Elijah is taking
out ore averaging ;si5 70 the ton. The
Snnburst, owned by lynch & Co.,
Las sold sixty tons OF ore to the Can
ton furnace and has twenty tons on the
dump. which is worth $50 IA ton. The
Altman mine Is ricii in gold AID silver.
but the orc is too heavy in lead for
milling. IN washing the dirt out of Il
pile OF ore, il few days since, Billy
Montgomery found a gold nugget
weighing "a ounces. The Lynch mine
is Il very likely properly, and is being
developed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

COUNTY COMMIssIONERs.-Ata meet
ing of the Board of County Commits
s%ionefs, held on Wednesday, Novem-
her 10th, the following claims against
the county we're ailowed: Maupin &
Cromer, $l2 so; L.. W. Cromer, $50;
ID. ii. Hall, Sl6l; p. Fitield, Sl5..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

To PANAMINT.-A number of pa
tients afflicted with the Panamint fever
leave tow tomorrow for the new FL
Dorado, in Inyo county, California.
The party numbers six, and leave by
private conveyance. Another load is
being made up to walk tothe promised
land of untold wealth and chunks of
solid silver. This delegation will leave
in the wake of the first mentioned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

Coal THIEF.-A Cliinaman was ar
rested by officer Mooney yesterday for
stealing charcoal from the bins of The
Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
Fany.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13
INTELLIGENCE
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS,
". l.. PR.TCHARD'S STAGE LINE.
kTolloIgh A Lichcnstoin
Lynch 4 ) child'n w Wallace
Winsell Master 4 Winsell
stevens
DEPARTURES.
BY ". g.. PRITCHARD's sr.eE LINE,
Flanagan V Gillette
toslyn. ] kyser
Ec,a!dwell LIartcr
tarter X Webb 1 wife
Levy w Allen
y escott + + Hip
liver
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To- MORROW NIGHT. - Every one
should goto the grand benefit, to-mor-
row night, rendered in aid Of the Cath
ollie Church, now under course of on
struction. The object is n deserving
OF help and the fill number of ticke:s
isslieJ should he sold. The play OF
"Ca,rilie' viii be presented, Mrs. Will
ton in the title role and her husband,
Frank vii on, as Armand. Extra
pains have been taken 10 produce this
ever popular piece in a fitting manner.
Tickets for the benefit can he procured
from the ladies' ENGAGED in selling
them, or al amy OF the stores or saloons
in town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

RESERVED SEArs.-Parties desiring
reserved seats for the benefit of the
Catholic Church, can procure them at
the Eureka Cigar Stand, under the
hotel. No extra charge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

BULLION S~uIPM The Eureka
Consolidated Company yesterday
shipped So 1000 and the Hoosac Compa-
ny 20,OSl pounds Of bullion by Pritch-
ards teams to Palisade. A large
quantity of Typo bullion is also being
shipped, by the sane line to the rail-
road.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

LUCKY.-We are pleased to learn
that Il former worthy townsman, G.
F. Horn, a few days ago sold his Ophir
stock at an advance of ST. 900. We
congratulate you. friend Horn, and
wish you had realized Il million.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

RoBBEEY.-Mrs. Elizabeth Woods,
living in Il clearinghouse on Moth
Main street, was robbed, early ycster-
day morning. NJ Il trunk containing a
quantity of valuable clothing and $50
in money. The trunk was afIerward.
found in an old unused shaft in the
rear of the house. broken open and
riii2d of most OF its valuable con
tents. The finger OF suspicion points
strongly to 4 gentleman OF color, sur
named Phillips. The proof is said to
be positive and to-day he will have AN
-nnpor unity of clearing his far char
ac;c.Hf he impnia!ion. The trial Vii!
take place &o:5.e Justice Beatty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

\ DEMoNsrRATIvE Transfer. =
Yesterday afternoon, at about half
past M o'cloc.+, ID. J.J. Mclaughlin,
while driving the stage from Ruby
Hill, met, jus. this side Of the Come
terry, a water cart, driven by l 1t. Keo-
gan. The road not being of sufficient
width to allow the team 20 pass, Nc
LaG@hlin drew up to one side { o allow
the other to take the road and pro
ceed. keogan and Il man with hi1l,
both of W1oia We're intoxicated, de-
manded the whole road, and the for
mer drawing Il pistol, took deliberate
aim ut Mclaughlin, resting the wet
pom on the foot-boIrd Of the cart, and
ordered him to o on and clear the
track, Il request Wilich, under the cir
cumstances, he e~ndeavored to comply
with. At this iunc;ure Sheriff SulI!-
van happened alon@and took the pistol
away from ke0gan, and this stopped
further difficulty. 4 Number OF the
passengers i'll The stage were trigh,-
ened IL the aspect Of affairs, and out
or two handled cut over the wheels in
good quick order and took 10 the hills.
kcOgan'S conduct is, a least, %repreien-
siblc, and he should he made an eX-
ample OF. Mclaughlin did all he
could to give plenty of room, even az a
risk of upsettlng his Own conveyance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

TAKE NorIcE.-if the party who
,oOk a roll of blankets and a coat from
the back-room of Dan. Morgan's sa.
loon will etur the same, without de-
lay, he will save himself from serious
trouble. The individual is known.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-13

To PANAMINT.-A number of pa
tients afflicted with the Panamint fever
leave town tomorrow for the new FL
Dorado, in Iuyo county. California.
The party numbers six, and leave bv
private conveyance. Another load Is
being made up to walk tothe promised
Lend of untold wealth and chunks of
solid silver. This delegation will leave
in the wake of the first mentioned.
BULLION SHIPMENTS. The Eureka
Consolidated Company yesterday
shipped IS, 900 and the Hoosac Compa-
ny 2O,OS4 pounds Of bullion by Pritch-
ards teams to Palisade. A large
quantity of Typo bullion is also being
shipped, by the same line to the rail-
road.
COUNTY COMMIssIONERs.-Ata meet
ing of the Board of County Commits
sionefs, held on Wednesday, Novem-
her 10th, the following claims against
the county we're allowed: Maupin &
Cromer, $I2 so; l.. W. Cromer, $3.50;
ID. II. Hall, Sl6l; p. Fifield, 49,.
TAKE NoTIcE.-if the party who
,ook a roll of blankets and a coat from
the back-room of Dan. Morgan's sa.
Don will return the same, without de-
lay, he will save himself from serious
trouble. The individual is known.
LUcKY.-We are pleased to learn
that our former worthy townsman, G.
F. Horn, a few days ago sold his Ophir
stock at an advance of 81 900. We
congratulate you. friend Horn, and
wish you had realized a million.
RESERVED SEArs.-Parties desiring
reserved seats for the benefit of the
Catholic Church, can procure them at
the Eureka Cigar Stand, under the
hotel. No extra charger
Coal THETA Cllinaman was ar
rested by officer Mooney yesterday for
stealing charcoal from the bins of The
Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany.
DISAPPEARING.-U Under the infu-
encoof a genial sun. the snow on the
hills and mountains encircling the
town is fast fading from view. In
dian Summer has commenced.
FoR SALE.-Tle old Catholic church,
with lots adjoining, are offered for sale.
For particulars inquire OF Rev. J. j.
iIynes.
---
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From {. 7. Goodrich. an o!d-time
Eurekan. who now resides in !Steptoe
Valley, we are favored with the follow
ing items relating to the mining dis.
4 rintr In l.a4 .:::
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fIEINIT SIl'S
Standard Family Medicines

A n, experience OF forty years. and en-
a. dorsed by tbs highest profes sional
skill in the country. DIR. iiEINITSH'S s
FAMILY MEEl4lNES are compounded
Will, great care. expressly for family use
The public have, therefore, a guarantee
that the fora uns of these Medicines are
based upon strictly scientific principles, by
one thoroughly acqn tntcd with the Dltdi-
cal qualities and IN cts of each mgr, ,i!nt
and OF their c,mbincd Influence when
chemically united. can .thercfnre. recon-
mend these preparations will, The greatest
confidence, being fully persuaded, from past
experience that they will give WY GENE
RAJ SATISFACTION. The use Of these
Family Mcdicincr" is not confined tn the
illileratc and creduiohs. tor iEnumcrab!e
persons oi intelligence AMI rllard,t +, 0ccu-
pyipS the most prouinA:.t s,ati ,ns % soc.-
ETY.. TOO honest to impose upon othc:s. ard
too saSati ious to be impose Il upon them
selves, not only u-c, bal recommend them
IN the highest ter.ne OF praise, for the uni.
formttv or their succc:h in sutduing dis
eas cs. For sale by l.. II. HEINZ 81
Druggist and Eh, mist.
Sept 6 Cnlnmhia Sc
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How TO LIGHT A CRY. 1t is less
than seventy years since. illuminating
gas was introduced. Writing from
London, in 1907, Walter Scott sneer-
ingly referred to the folly of a German
who actually proposed lighting the
streets Of tho city with coal gas t is
TO Germany that tho world is now in
dcbted for an Invention which will
probably supcrsedo lu,np-lighters,
their torches aud ladders, aud also
electric wires. Certain German engin-
GERS have constructed an apparatus
which is quite simple. and can be ef-
liked to oil gas jAts. 1t acts solely by
the Increased pressure which is laid on
from the gasometer ut lighting time.
When the gas is turned on the main,
all the burners fitted with the appa.
ratus are at once lighted, and the
diminution of pressure can be ao regu-
lated rs either to lessen the amount of
gas consumed or totally 10 extinguish
the fame. BY this means whole city
can be inBtantaneously lighted, and
ono man be enublcd instantly to do
the work which scores are now re-.
luired to perform in slow aud labori-
GUS manner. In this, as in some
other departments of practical science,
the present generation has little more
than crossed the threshold.
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GENERAL McGowAN' S APPOINTMENTS.
Gen. McGowan will address the voters
Of the Third Congressional District at
tho places named, on the days indi.
Gated below:
Abbevillc, Saturday. October II;
Anderson, Tuesday, October 90; Wal
halla. Thursday, October %; Pickens,
Saturday, October "a; Laurens, Tues.
day, October. 27; Newberry, Thursday,
October 20; Columbia. Saturday, Oe.
tober 81.
The Congressional Executive Com
mittee, in each County. are expected
to make the necessary arrangements.
JOEL 8. PERRIN,
Chairman Abbeville County Executive
Committee.
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The FrODer sim:

FE'O TikE liElNlTSH'S BLOOD AMI!
L LIVER r!:-i.S is wlcm !o; have Nau.
sea Loss ot A"i "t;ic, l,i;owc.; Gas, OF the
Skin Eush at Blood IL i.c Head, Cold Ia
tiemltlns. Eing!nG ili Nc l.nl3, Pain in Ia"
R1cn, Side ana *rorldcr-, High Culnrrd
Lr.n", Ncrij':"a; 4 s:,,:uuancss. rl..yan,ii
!,r,'n:'.' r"':,: ,'.r s"l" Uu;NNt
H'rtI iif!"ilSii'S niU.: S.:lr
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Another Chance!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF TIE
Public Library of Kentucky
Day Fixed and Full Drawing Assured
MONDAY, 3oTfi NOVEMBER, 1871.
Drawing Certain al that Date.
Drawing Certain al that Date.

Grand ':ota; ;2a C0G Gitts. al! cash, - 800 O. 0
iEIcE or IicE.rs Wh"ic Tickets, $50.
Halves, so; ltnils. ur each Coupon. IS;
II WhrI" Tickets $500: % Tickets 81 Geo
s.hcu,r. cohtaiuin. full particulars fur
hi.!., Il IN application.
+. no. ~ .;nAML"rTE,
Agent and Manager,
rno:ic l.;l'"'i "u!,'i,'g .ousviilc. Ky
stnt II amt
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Lcok:c Your Blood, There is Life ir
Var

tKrirHoUr luro Blood no Avsl, lie tres
w from ,:i-caac.
The Queens Delight" il the greases.
Blood Purifier.
If your blood is poor. wate1y. fui, os
hnmOrs-use the "Quteh's Delight"
I!y0ur health is declining. wasting OF ~
tel force--usc thc Queens Delight"
Ifyou have hii'nna:isn, swelings oi.ho
Joints-usc the Qucen's Delight"
If you have Chills. Fever and Ague, Bit
iousnoks- nac The "Queen's Delight"
ynn nave Sick II eadache, Nervousness.
Wcalrcss use the "Queen's Delight"
II you have Jaundine, Liver Complain.
Yellow Skin--usc tho Queens Delight"
II you havo Dyspepsia, FIuitering abous
The Heart Use the Queens Delight"
If You have any Cu!ancous Eruption,
Itching IlumOrs, Carbuncies, Erysipelas %
Kings Evil, Goiire, nothing Will rtmovs IL
but tho Queens Delight"
Ifyou want Summer Torie and Wini7r
Invigorator-us tho Queens Delight"
Call and got = Circular, and road It..
Prepared only by Z
E. II. HEINITsH.
ScptS0 t Pharmacist.>
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APPOINTMENTS FOR CONSERVATIVE
CANVASS FOR FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL.
DISTRICT. October II. Is;
Spartanburg. October 16; Union, Oct.
II; Rock Hill, Oct. 10; Yorkville, Oc.
tober 20; Lancaster. October %; Gam
den, October "a The meetings will
be arranged for 12 NJ. Other appoint
ments hereafter.
J. B. KERSHAW.
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The Song Monarch!

PRICE IS CENTS. PER DOZEN $3.50.
The best book Ot the Season for Singing
Schools. By Fl. Il. PALMER. assisted by l..
O. EMEnsoE. Music principally secular,
and is OF the most in.ercstiI & character.
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LAW HEKS' OFFICES!
INSURANCE OFFlCEs!
isOraIs tOH EAa7I,.lFS.
SINGLE Hk,I-f(O DIS
Central Rational! Bank BuiiGine..

PElCi.S ~ SUIT TIE TIMES.
i'ad-"upn:s from 80 per monlh urwa. os
Family i.con; :.on IS ~, E..nth urva:Gs,
iew,c:s' N!iic, :'..:.. :iy" mo:.:I. III u .rtS
:NTFE. rs WATER r,G WOOD GI.O-
- IS "nd on. lno!"I: imp,,.v mcn's in =
$50 tN:it,i'i. No b.tra !oCaMS al iroi.tir g
nn the e,rc,i God ycn,ilstion \ JanitoT
~ Charge ~ !uli,iing Apply Ia Cent? 81
Hank. or.u Nee. SE!DiiSG tZELL.
Anrilg
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= !! ilDII ,,I.n TANiCtA ND -
5 n.i. ?;..! I'VE. j. "a. L,:.i r.u,t,
III H.. world '.i 80" 'r'lowin! cnr:p!ai,i,-
vl%: Cranlp il tie Limbs and stomach,
taC"Giit il - ;:5 tyra!s, NtTTailii
Dys,ii'crr, f',sh wounds, Incl!.nri..
Sore Thr"at, ''2ra!.is anI E!"i-os, Pain i,
the Stomach. ;;nwcs ~: s!l, i'i!!ou, Coli.
C!.G.o..., c ,.is, Cha: p,d LANDS. Burns
Spi:ai Cnmpl.: .ig.. thI /. ani Fever
Pure! veg 4 40. au 80, :.'ii.. Fol ia
tcrl.ii AID cXt.iaai ysr. Prepared by
!. Il. .triNi.Si,. ut i. Drug
*c'; Ii Aud C!sr.icHl S:or
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A his new store, Main street, nearly op--
IA pohite the Central National Psnk, Laa
large and beautiful etock uf fine WATCHER
stem and key winders, frt m best European
and American manufacturers. AID of hia
own Importation. in gold and silver case,.
Elegant JEWELRYl An unriyaled aator&..
ment just receive and all the iatcst atylea.
Sterling SILVER WARE, in sets and ca ses.
Eridai Presents, and very fine selection al
Plated Ware, Gold Watch and Neck Chains.
Lockets, elegant Seal, Wedding and En-
Eagement Rings, large stock of Specta elaa
and EYEGLASSES, Clocks, Musical Boxes,
and n great variety Of Fancy Articles. M
stock IL tue largest and bert selected in th 8
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as same article cnn be bought AT! WHERE.
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Stselyards and Scale Beams.
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just received and for salc at reduced prices.
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