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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
TN COLD.
FOE THE MAN WHO WILL DUPEI-
CATE OUR PRICES

Determined TO keep up with the times,
and wishing to save the people of Martins
burg and vicinity the trouble and expense
Of running or sending TO Baltimore and
elsewhere for their goods, we have pur-
chased one of the largest and best assorted
stocks that We have ever offered in Mar
tinsburg, aud we confidently assert that
we viii sell at less than city retail prices
1t is hardly necessary to call attention tn
our Domestic Department, as the enor-
NOUS business we do in that line attesas
tire fact that we must SELL CHEAPER
than any o.her house in town and when
we come to FINE GOODS, the difference
is far greater. We will therefore call at
tention TO our LARGE ASSORTMENT of
CARPETS and OIL-CL0THS, which we
are selling at RUIN0US PRICES. Beau
tiful Ingrains at so, 30, 10, 80, 80 and
100 per yard Rag Carpets as low as so
cents per yard; Floor and Table Oil
Cloths in almost every width quality and
price. A splendid line of DRESS GOODS,
all the latest styles. Silks from 81 up a
heavy eros Grain for 81, rs good as you
can get for 50 so; in Black Alpacas we
defy competition; we have them from %
cents up to beautiful Silk Warp for 81
We have added fine and complete line
Of MOURNING GOODS to our stock :
Australian Grapes, yard Wide, so cts; all
wool Delaines, single width, 372 cents !;
do. yards wide, 81. worth 81 so; Blk
Cashmeres 81 to 81 so; Honey Comb Bed
Spreads at ST. and up. In Cotton and
Linen Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels,
Handkerchief Hosiery, Ribbons, En-
broideries Laces. Edgings, Rulings,
Scarfs and Pins, WE CLAIM THE FIELD.
Our stock ofCassimers, Jeans, Cottonades
and Linen Drills, is large and under the
market. Notwithstanding the hard times
we propose to PUT DOWN PRICES to
suit the times, and sustain our reput ton
for selling cheaper than any other house
! in Martinsburg. No trouble to show
goods. D. W. TIMBERLAKE.
April l1-w
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Pronounced by the Public the Greatest.
Endorsed by the Press as the Best.
Our Action of the Past Guarantee for the Future s

AL rd EgOahon
r tile Deepoy
o
Best IN the World Us Immense Mammoth Dimensions and
HnsM
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DOL ! Wool /! !!

l would respectfully inform the wool
growers of Berkeley and adjoining
counties that | am in the market for
WOOL, for which l will always pay
the highest price in CASH. For the
convenience OF customers, / have made
arrangements to receive Wool in Mar
tinsburg. Will receive Wool at the
cellar under the Peoples Deposit Bank,
Martin Street, opposite the Indepen-
dent Printing Office, also at Smalrs
Wooien, Factory, II miles West of
Martinsburg.
Parties wishing to exchange their
Wool for Blankets, Linsey, Flannels,
Yarns, or lighter goods for summer
wear, can be accommodated with goods
OF best quality at either of the above
named places.
Carding, Spinning, and Finishing
given prompt attention.
w. II. BOWER.
April 25-6mw
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Tuesday. August 10, 1874

| good barshear leader, l with colt by
her side, sired by "Jesse," both good
brood mares;
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Administrators Notice,

A LII persons indebted to the estate of
IA Bennett Siler, decd, are hereby no.
titled to pay the same to the undersigned /;
and those having claims against said es-
tate, are requested to present the same for
payment.
WIN. 7. SILER,
Aug. S-3tw admir-.
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THE KEEFER HOUSE,
MARTIN STREET,
WA gTHNSzsURG. w. VA.
ANTHONY TURNER, PROPRIETOR

have leased this fine Hotel property
and having fitted it up in good style,
am now prepared to accommodate the
travelling public. The rooms are COM
modious, airy and pleasant, and the ia
BILE will be supplied with the best the
market affords. Good stabling for a
large number of horses. Regular and
transient boarders taken at reasonable
rates. [June 20-3mw
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FROM DRUGGISTS,

There is no case of Dyspepsia that
Green's August Flower viii not cure.
Go to the Drug Store of J. L. w.
Baker and inquire about It 5fy9u spf-
Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver Com
try it. Two or three doses will relieve
you.
Boschee's German Syrup is now sold
in every town and city in the United
States. We have not less than five
hundred letters from Druggist, saying
it the best medicine they ever sold for
Consumption, Throat or Lung disease.
Sample bottles each 10 cents Regular
size rs cents.
g. q. GREEN,
May >, '74-lyw Woodbury., Nj.
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Young Bay Horse,
I Buggy Rake,

2 pair Breechbands, set Breast Chsins,
six-horse Line, two-borse Wagon, l two
horse Spring Wagon and Harness, Wheat
Fan, Cutting Box, No. one-horse
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'Gl man ihN A-atlL ~ lOlSosoE > T"tcS
No deduction will be made except in
cases of protracted sickness.
A liberal deduction will be made for
boarders who remain only from Mon
day to Friday.
For circular, address
MRS. PEYToN 4. HARRISON,
MISS BETTE j. HUNTER, TIC Pis
['ALcMmug.
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SALE.

TNHE undersigned wishing TO discontin-
IL ne farming, will sell at public sale, at
his residence, five miles west of Martins
burg, near Arden, commencing at ten
o'clock, A. NJ, on
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THE
GLRSEX'&5 CURE

=
The only sure cure for Sick Headache,
Neuralgi rheumatism, Dysentery,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Scalds, Burn,
and all Pains, Aches, sc. Prepared
after the receipt of Nevo Nemum, the
Spanish Gipsey King, considered by
his people the
Greatest Physician la tic Whole .
UOrld.
GaG~ Price ONE DOLLAR per Qarge
bottle. and the money refunded unless
the cure gives satisfa elton. Sent by
mail free on receipt of price, if your
nearest storekeeper does not have it on
hand.
THE GIPSEY'S TETTER SALVE.
Although some Physicians pronounce
letter incurable, yet this Salve WILL
POSITIVELY CURE the worst cases,
or ten times the price will be refunded.
1t will cure any Sore, no matter if your
doctor does call it incurable. Try and
be convinced. Price ONE DOLLAR
per Box, containing enough to cure any
case. Mailed free on receipt of price.
Liberal discount to storekeepers.
l.. A, CASSARD,
General Agent for U. s..
Berkeley Springs, West Va.
June 6-tfw
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Berkeley Female Seminary,
MARTINSBURG, w. VA.

VNlllS In titution, which has been in
Il successful ope ration many years as
"Norbourne Female Seminary" will
resume its exercises on Monday, Sept.
IA 1874, and continue until June 18th,
1875
Expenses per annual session, paya-
BILE in advance.
poord yNoeb;oo. E,,,,,;,b al ,,D,,,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-01

button ifeverv package Of Sutro'S or
gan was made TO suffer 10y ho,ocaustic
fumes. John |. knows that he has
not a dozen paving subscribers in
Hamilton; that his great bundle is adj
dressed To a man who has been absent
for wears. AMI that he John L. ran
have the bundle returned To his office
by pay ing postage. John 1. knows
tn It there is no more honorable or
courteous officer than Mr.. Carpenter.
He also knows that our Grandle is but
a recent convert and w jealous.
even vcnturing where me and my assoc
ciate~ dare not. viz: Into that apochIW-
phal bortierland which is situated be-
tween truth and fiction. But then no
one iiauIe> our Granllc. We know
that he is controlled by the phases Of
the moon To some extern. and wished
To all John L. in advertising the extent
OF the circulation of his paper.
THUS charity steps in to shield t. e un-
Sophi>, icatcd iraili les of bur Grandle.
Well. they say II Bob Bob OF the
ilill-has scured on sharon and slnp-
ped over To us. All me; poor gushing
Fob, The prince of festive diners ont
and political processionists. We vel
come vou. dear Bob. rs the last of our
COVERS. Had You done it IA week
earlier YOU should have been noini-
mated. or better still. placed on our
Central Committee. As it is, rejoice
tat there are opportunities to share
and be shaped even n the eleventh
hour. Look out tor skinned eats afjer
the election. FL REKAB.
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ICommunicatcdl
LETTER FROM VIRGINIA CITY.
VIRGINIA. CITY, Oct. 10Th. 1874.

IRGINlA C1rN, tct. -9tn. lSf.
EnIroR SENTINEL: The political pot
is boiling. Yesterday Governor Brad
ley. John X. kiltrell. John J. Hill. w.
Frank Stewart, j.. c. IIazlett. Jewett
Adams. Jas. d. Minor. \. NJ. Hill
house. W. w. Hobart, Jerry School
ing, \. IL. Willis, and many others.
were to be seer on the streets. They
al appear TO think that Storey county
will decide the political complexion of
the State. Some trouble has been
brewing in the Democratic party i'll
consequence of the fraudulent defeat
of Henry X. Mitchell at thr primaries.
by Il eanard published III the Itdepen-
dent on the morning of the election.
Mr.. Mitchell is. however. doing all
that he can to induce his friends TO
vote tire ticke, just the same as they
would had he carried the primaries.
III this. Mitchell does credit % himself.
ani is gaining many warm friends
ever from those who supported vii
liams at the primaries. Mitchell! j.,
beyond all question. extremely popu-
lar: AMI, We're the primaries 10 he
iuu III ~uvera-ain. wouid beat Williams
by IA large majority. The Democrats
here be ievc that Mitchell would be
the choice of "A democratic LeGi~la urc
AND are willing TO abide tie result OF
their deliberations.
The Republicans are working with
great zeal and spending money most
la>ishiv, and affect To believe that they
VIII carry the county. The In iepem-
dcn:s are not idle and will poll Il iut.ch
larger vote than their political opio-
mems Anticipated. Their ticket is coIn-
posed OF the best men from both the
old parties and Will receive the sup
port of II great many who dislike 10
vo;e either the Democratic or Repabli-
can ticket.
Su TO delivered a lecture here last
evening on mines and Mining il
lu>. IA ed by the calcium li.ht. II wa
simply a reha>h of his old lecture.
Many persons imagine that Sutro i
the head of The independent parry,
hut they are mistaken. The Indepen-
den. PARTY tolerate him because he has
newspaper, and for no otlIcr reason.
The weather is birth. and cheerful.
hut the streets are in a very tad condi-
ton. Y.
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pools Fullerton brought 5000. and &C.
cident Sl6S. Sales are very brisk thus
far. Fullerton Is the favoriic. but Inc
friends of Occident are confident, more
particularly i'm the celebrated driver
Budd Doble. Pool-selling commenced
on the course at half-past one, and
went oil lively at good figures. The
following indicate the ratio of wagers
before the commencement Of The race:
Fullerton, 500; Occident. Si65; Fuller
ton, $50; Occident, $50: Fullerton,
$50; Occident, Sl,5. A large number
of pools were sold rapidly at Ills scale.
Results Of N lircnt rOt-Occidcns
che Winner-rime. BID. BIS a"i
2:.2 81.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81.
About 5000 PERSONS Witnessed the
great trotting race to-day, at the lay
District Fair track, between Occident
and Fullerton, for $500. Fullerton
won the first heat; time. 2:l9: Occidcnt
half IA length behind. Tive second heat
was Won 10y Occident, time. 2:ls. The
third heat was won 10y Occ'dcnt; time,
2:2la4. The result was received 10y
the immense crowd with the widest
enthusiasm. Occident won the last
neat Nv abpl, tnrce leItr lis, ulicItoh
breaking badly i: the start.
Acquitted Suici &c.
Alfred Farafand Van Brunt. accused
of forgery in connection with the oleo-
margarine butter business, were at
quilted by the jury in the Municipal
Court to-day.
Henry Willhusen committed suicide
this afternoon Ivy shooting himself
through the head. at his residence in
south San Francisco.
Apl,Ointincmt- incorporate / Par.
dOisO>l.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 81.
Governor Booth to-day appointed
Selden =. Wright rs County Judge of
San Francisco county, vice Stan.y re-
signed.
Articles OF incorporation of the Pu-
get Mill Company were filed today i'll
the Office oil the Secretary of State.
Capital stock, s2.0o0. 900; also. tho 4.
c. Bradford Con Olida.ed Qu:cksil, er
Company. Capital stock, sin,o0o.0oe.
Governor Booth to day Issued the
pardon of VIM. Robert, on, who WAS
tried and covicted of grand larceny at
the April term in Los Angeles county
and sentenced to Imprisonment in the
: ate Prison for Il term of one year.
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A SUBJECT OF VITAL IMPORT.
ANCE 80 THE VOTERS OF EU.
REAA COUNTY.

We call the especial attention of ev-
ey voter and taxpayer in Eureka
county to the very able letter. pub
lished elsewhere in this Issue, with ref
: II to the Gubernatoriai contest.
As much as we would be gratiiied To
announce Il sweeping Democratic VIC
tory in this State AZ the polls next
Tuesday. we cannot shut our eyes to
the welfare of our own town ard
county. Our correspondent has spoken
and line of his powerful argument
are true to the let er, and We believe
that W. are dlscharging a solemn duty
We " to this community i'll placing
the facts before the pablic.
our county finances are badly Grip
pied: with u present available re
sources they are apt to get worse be-
fore they are better; we want more
taxable property; it will Tighten the
bur;hep for all Of II Island if, after care
fully weighing al of the facts in the
case. voters should determins tina;
these desirable results can be better
attained by voting for Doctor IIaz-
lett for Governor. that is their
business, not ours. No matter what
may be our predictions, the SE>rI-
L cinno lose sight of the fact tina. it
is in duty bound to guard we'll the in
tereStS OF the community in which it j
published an from which ii receives
its support. Ii is for these thar
we have deemed it proper to invite the
attention Of taxpayers and vo;ers, II
respective OF party, to the s~uhject mat
ter of II correspondents letter. The
question is n Of serious import. and
deserves to be We'll considered. More
need not be said. We have discharged
ouriuy
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ie-ed improper intimacies took place
between lieeci,er and Mrs. T,lton.
An illicit still has been seized in
Brooklyn, together with n large
amount of whisky and material for its
manufacture. The who.e property
seized and destroyed is estimated to be
worth $4,000.
David llartig. foreman in Woodruff
Il Robinson's stores, was fatally beat
Ell. Yesterday, by two laborers, whom
he had caused to be discharged.
The case of the Uui'ed States VS..
PolhamuS Il jackson. formerly brok-
ers. was concluded in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday in favor of de-
PENDANTS. The United States sought TO
cover some 500, U0O, which had been
lost by Payma>ter Hodge in specula-
ton in stocks and gold, from POLKA
mus 4 Jackson, through whom he OPP
Grated in Wall street.
Miscellaneous.
NEW IBERIA, L., Oct. 81.
The Deputy Marshal To-day arrested,
in 81. Martins Parrish, eight persons.
At the examination one was dis
charged. two held under bonds of
$4,000 each. the others of $1,000. Two
men were arrested in Iberia Parish to-
day. A number oi rici planters offer
i o make alidayit that commissioner
ltiddeli refused to accept them as
bondsmen for the arrested men. Con-
siderable Indignation is felt among Ger
tain citizens nj this alice ! action ofthe
Commissioners. Everything is quiet.
Some anxiety as TO the HEX steps that
will be taken is felt.
PHII.NDE IpIIIk, Oct. II.
The Falls Park Brewery burned last
night; loss 81, 900; insurance $4,000.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Oct. 81.
A fire broke ont this morning about
> O'Clock. in the Eureka House. at Can
field. entirely de>.r)ying the no e.,
3 business blocks. and one residence.
High winds and scarcity of water rem
lered the work of subdUing the flames
very difficult.
CINCINSATI. Oct. 81.
At 12:15 this morning G.. D.. Der.
mott's machine shops and foundry. on
Front street, took fire and were com-
ple.eiy destroyed. Loss on binding
S20.0nO: ON stock and machinery
S35.GUo. Insurance S32.Gc0. The house
nrNt door. occupied a a tenement
house. Was Hooded, and ahout 40 per-
son> driven from their homes.
WA>uiNGToN, u. c.. Oct. 81.
Gel. j. Wedges, commanding the
First Artillery, writes to the .Adjutaut
General of lie army that owing 10 the
prevalence Of yellow fever i'll the ci Y
of Charleston, South Carolina. he has
removed the troops under his cnin-
mand from Charleston to summer
vile.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
American Girl Won the race veSter-
day: time 80 :. The fifth heat was
not trotted.
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ECRE!GM NEW s.
A~uIisnan's Trial RssI Sentence
Won ArniIS TriaI Iette. Of
(OnROIencc The Verdict,

BERLIN, oct. ii.
The Kullman trail was resumed to-
day. The Judge, in summing up the
testimony a, to the mental condition
of the prisoner. said he Ma, only ar
tally accountable for his acts at the
time OF the attempted aSsa>sinati ion.
Huffman was found guilsv Is charged
i'll the indictment, and sentenced to
imprisonment for ii wears in tlie House
o. Correction. ten Years, suspension %.
his rights, and police surveillance Tor
life.
The trial properof Count Won Armin
beGinS within TWO weeks.
Tie Emperor and Empress have
sem a personal Letter of coincidence to
the Catholic Bishop OF Hre>lau, WHO
was hurt Ivy beng thrown from his
carriage.
The jury before whom Kullman was
tried dcliherattd but five minutes be-
lore reaching a verdict.
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fpIrpR SENTINEL: Having lust
reached home, after an absence IF sew
eral days, | notice a COMMUNICATION in
vo,Ir paper that r~ctlec.s somewhat
upon me as Sheriff and OK otiicio L.
ccIlSe collector. To the individual who
wro;e i, and whom ! understand to be
Fred. .. Gormin, the wouli-be Under
Sheriff Of Eureha county. and who, by
the way, is not "a citizen of the Unite |
States. | Viii say tir>t-;hat | do owe
the County .tditnr for county licenses
issued to me a. Collectors; and Sccon l.
that | have either the l;ccn>e or the
money therefor, for all of which | am
Responsible. being ready at any time
To Jay yer amy moneys i'll my roS>ts-
sion aud h Return the residue of the
said licenses; and third-that | have
e~n!eavured Ia do my whole du V
without being bought or so.d.
AID wi;hou. having periured my
myself or trled 70 peri lre any one el,e.
\o., 4 word TO the citizens OF the
county:
If you, the electors of Eureka coun-
~, think that | am UNIV rthy of your
support, | say to yoa, As honest. con-
scicullou> men, Vote tor HIM whom
YOU consider l. more worthy and bet
ter qualified to fill the position. A.
c.tiZtn> and taxpayers, y0u oWc il to
yourselves to see il,at good men. and
good mel: only, are elected To office.
and if, in yoar jud-Ineut YOU should
select other than myself as the Slicrn
Of the county fer the next TWO years, !
beg TO assure you that | Will bow to
the popular Will most checriuily in
deed. JoHS b. SULLIVAN.
Eureka, Oct. 81, ls7i.
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Communicated
4 FEW FACTS FOR THE (OSSID.
GRAFTON OF EUREKA DEMO.
4

EDITOR SENTINEL: There are but
two days intervening between the pres
ent and the day whereon the admins
tration Of our State for the next four
Years is TO be determined by the voice
ofthe people. ! have to request Of your
courtesy permission to address a few
words to the citizens of Eureka coun-
", and particularly TO Democrats and
taxpayers, with reference 10 the Cub
ernatorial struggle. ! am and always
have been a = -af.ast Democrat. lam
proud Of the history OF ny party;
am proud Of lis position in the nation
to-day; l have TOLL conf lence in the
undyins truths Of the principle. 4 ad-
vlnces; / know that truth j. mighty
and will prevail: and I hope. with
such force as | possess. II ait IN rc-cs-
tabli,hing the principles al sound.
democratic government throughout
the length and breadth Of u land.
But, after a careful, unbiased cOnsid r
alton of the political field in his stale.
j am constrained 10 believe that it is
the da.y and interest of every man
who has the welfare of Eureka county
al heart to do what in him lies 10 Sc
eure the election Of Dir. j. G. I~Iaziett to
the Gubernalorial chair.
For Governor Bradley | have the
highest personal respect. Although
not a man Of VtucatiOn or average in
telligeuce, IL is, ! believe. a ma Of
ordinarily good impulses, and he i,
that rara dtis in modern poll i San
honest mail. But honesty is hot the
on. lily required Of am EXecutive
endowed with such extensive power
a the Governor of this STATE. In
deed, a biundering. bHll-headcI. Oh
stInate, ignorant honesty * very fire.
quensly more inimical - the interests
"f the people than the most cautious
maehiyellian policy.
lido 1o tr- s- i- Ea q. t. .5t- i
eHn#it,rfa .u.t -. Ea+asH 1 -,-
recaEi, f. l
Ni- @al- lF ---r t ~.
,he EAo ANA Hamilton. aaj t,.. -
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NOTICE TO ~CANDIDAvES,

Candidates are requested TO bear in
mind that they are expected to pay
cash for all election printing. Ii is
next to impossible TO collect bills of
this character after the election i>over.
and we do not propose to take chances
on them. Considerable money is al
ready due this office from the several
parties, which must be paid prior TO
Tuesday, neNt.
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Sv0th American News.

LISBON, Oct. 81.
Mail lviceS from BuenoS tyr,s
state that the Congress of the Ar-pu-
tine Comic ieri,ion has decla,cd the
Republic i'll "A sac Of sieve, and voted
money necessary 20 crush the in>ul-
rec'ion. y number oi new arcr,
have been suppressed ami lie tdi or,
have ei her lied or been Imprisoned.
Tie Prrsilen' of The Republic a he
can mister and equip 10000 men i'm
mcdiatc!v. Tic Government has ar.
coded to General IoZtruo>' demand tO,
rrI~n;orceinciIts for the ARMY of tho
North. He therefore returned to Io
@rtno and Will resume command OF
that army.
It Is reported that Don Alphonzo
n vic have returned to France.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-01
EILLNOlSE INDDKSED IN THE
INDEPENDENTS.

We are informed, by a private dis
patch, that the independent State Cen
trail Committee yesterday struck the
name of W. II. Beatty, for Supreme
Jude, from the Independent tickle,
an | indorsed A. VI. Hillhouse in his
stead. This insures the election Of Mr..
iIilAou,e beyond p~eradventure.
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N0TICE
CULVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
~ lANll u e

y E.NH1SN1 I.UtHtIUH Ut
principal !iacc Of Bus,ncss. san Francisco.
state Of Caliiornia@Loea,ion OF Works, L.
reka, Eureka cuGnty, state Of Nevada. Mo-
ticc. there are delinquent upon the GLOWING
described stock, on account OF s.sc.sElcrt
No. - levied on the nineteenth day OF Au-
the names OF the respective shareholders. a.
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SruRrorsTICKErs.-This county ha

been flooded with spurious tickets
from Elko, Virginia City and else
where. Voter. will he compelled to
exercise the greatest are lest they may
lie deceived. Compare your tickets
WIKI those published in the SENTINEL.
if you would avoid being imposed
upon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-01
Accused Of

DUBLIN, oct. 81.
Cardinal Cullen has ISSUED Il pastoral
letter dcnounrin- the late address oi
Professor Tyniall at Belfast, before
the BrlISh Association, ~ Il revival o.
Pa-aniNn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-01

THE Record learns that the mail
service between Hamilton and Phoebe
has been reduced to tri-weekly.