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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-21
CITY NEWS.
Plymouth and Vicinity.

There will be preaching at the
Christian chapel on next Sunday by
the Rev. II. v. Reed.
Postmaster Kendall has gone to
Indianapolis to attend the Soldiers
Re- Union there this week
The Plymouth Hayes and Wheel
er club intend going to Argos on
Thursday night to hear John 81.
Baker.
-Married.-At the residence of
Austin Fuller in Plymouth, on Tues
day, Sept. the 10Th, Hulburt 7. Cum
minis to Miss Tabitha Shirley.
"A paper Is being extensively
signed to procure funds with which
to equip and uniform the Hayes and
Wheeler boys. It meets with great
success.
There was no preaching at the
Presbyterian Church on last Sunday
owing to the absence Of the pastor,
Rev. G.. A. Little, who has gone to the
Centennial.
The Bourbon torchlighters, on
Monday night, numbered about so
and shout 20 others came with them.
The Plymouth torch-bearers num-
bered about the same.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society
viii be prepared to furnish warm
meals and refreshments all day on
the 9th inst, at the corner OF Mrs.
Griffin's lot opposite the Parkef
House.
The South Bend Tribune OF the
10th inst. says. The household ef-
fects of Rev. J. G. Stephens. pastor of
the First NJ E. Church arrived yester-
day. The family came on Tuesday.
Mr.. Stephens will occupy his new
pulpit tomorrow morning and eve
ming.
The new appointment for the M
Z. Church in this city IL the Rev. T,
G. Stringer Of Delphi, Carroll county,
He comes highly recommended by
the retiring Pastor, the Rev.J. E.
Stephens, as man Of ability, zeal
and the highest social excellencies
He met the church here on Thursday
night last, and preached his first SER
mon on last Sabbath. He Is fine
appearing gentleman In the pulpit
and his discourse gave general salts,
faction. The evening service was
very fully attended.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-21
A Cavalcade Of Horsemen,
vfL
Ind Wagons and Turnoilts from all
parts of the country tciH join The
huge procession at Plymouth. q.

Bands, Hayes and Wheeler Clubs
and all Township and other d.lega-
tons will report, through their re-
spective Marshals, to A. B. Capron, at
the Parker House, for the formation
OF line of march. laiDH
t. rf..t ff.fs Ifffg .-fr r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-21

Parties having ginseng to sell,
Will get the highest market price in
cash at NUssBAUM & MAYER's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-21
GEN. j. M. FUTILE.

His First Appearance i'm Indiana--A
ROusing Reception i'm Plymouth
Bourbon comes up to see the
Fun--A Splendid TOrchlight
Procession.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-21
@ n 7ES MOUNTAINS OF csllsAsa

Take the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad. the new and pop-
ular line from Atchison. and Kansas
City, via the beautiful Arkansas VAL
ley, to Pueblo. Colorado Spring, Den
yer, Canon City, Cucharas, Del Norte,
Trinidad. Santa Fe and all points in
Colorado. New Mexico and Arizona.
Special round trip 80 days tickets to
Denver on sale May 18th, at $50. tax
ing in the famous watering places on
the d. & r. G. Road. Low emigrant
rates tothe San Juan mines.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars be-
tween the Missouri and the Rocky
Mountains without change. Close
connections made at Kansas City, At
Gibson in Union Depots. For maps,
time table and the SSan Juan Guide, {"
address. Qrsd T.J. ANDERSON, "a
Gen. Pass. Agent, Topeka, Kan.
The undersigned will close their
places Of business on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 10th, on account of holiday, Biblical
New Year 56S7; also Thursday the
2Sth of September, Day Of Atonement.
SIMON BECKER, haa 81
LAUER e BROTHER,
BECKER & WOLF.
NJ. ALTMAN,
GUSTAV WOLF,
Ar BECKER,
-Sw2 NUsSBAUM & MAYER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-21

The next term Of the Circuit court
OF this judicial district will open In
this city on Monday next, Sept. 18th,
Judge Horace Corbin presiding.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
SALES FROM 2l2 O'clock TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
TUESDAY. MAY IG-P. ".

The stock market of to-day even more dull
than that Of Yesterday aud until near the close,
when q recreant bear" who had made "A venture ia
Lake Shore on the long side threw mp the sponge
and sold ont, the "chasers Of eighths' might be
heard complaining of lost opportunities. The new
10 OOOO-sharc pool in Western Union essayed to i'm
part some life 10 their fvorte 10y open purchases AT
GGlo 10 the extent OF some 5000 shares, but the mar
kct would not respond. and their acquisitions were
at the highest price Of the day. The lowest and
final sale at GGls.
A frst-class sensation for spectators in these
shares is to be found in the fact that the telegraph
business of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany was to-day Withdrawn from tine Western
Union and conferred upon the Atlantic and Pacific
Company This loss of patronage is n severe one to
the former Company, and of course n corresponding
gan To the latter. In addition to this it is authori
tatvely announced that the 4. and T. Company will
at once reduce the tariff of prices all Their lines
at the rate OF at least five cents per message. The
total number Of messages transmitted last year by
the Western Union Company was 100000, so
that the reduced rates will diminish their receipts
to the extent of $SJO,OO0 per year. This being.
believe the third reduction il IL easy to what
serious matter it is TO the Company and how bene-
fetal to the people. Lake Shore opened at 5i's,
but quickly went to j4as054l2 where it remained
until the sale first referred TO had sent 1T
to 5ils, which was the final price. Mich
igan Central sold from 4Sls to 473sai7os.
This stock still commands premium of lGi per day
in use. OF the Northwest stocks there was not
single SALE and the quotations simply nominal.
| St. Paul Common only 1uctuaed an l., while the
Preferred scored a change of Il. Erie steady
and dull n 149i and 147s. The coal roads showed
weakness late in the day. owing to n report that the
| Delaware, LackawanEa and Western would reduce
its rate of dividend from 2l2 to per cent, but it
affected the price of Jersey Central much seri
| ously than OF Delaware Lackawanna and Western.
1t perhaps would he prudent for both COM
panies to follow the example of Reading, and sus-
pend dividends for the present. Consolidation Coal
was also weak, selling at 40. The total transactions
were less than 1000 shares, and tho final changes
from yesterday as follows: Advances, Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, Il; Produce, Land and Petro-
leum ii and Union Pacific, IA. Declines Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 81; Jersey Central. 2 ;
Erie Il; Lake Shore, i2; Michigan Central. Is ;
Ohios 50; Pacific Mail, as; Rock Island. Il; St.
Paul, Il; and Western Union. ss. The others un-
changed. The following table shows the
RANGE or THE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
gnstrnttlon.
City.
% MFR. SCHOOL INSrr Is q rrliahle Ed

~ ucsronal Agency q 90 years successful experience
Tepfcentmg Teachers ~ Known ab1y To iami g anu
fciotls every rTiGe Bulletin Of candidates for Autumn
ssi0n operation Explanatory IcelsT loI stamp
J. W sCIiEEMEkHOtN, a. NJ, Accsary. IL LOud o.. New
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
TaMARTNDHEN GRHLLON

Universally prescribed by the Faculty-A aNatvs IeTesh
mo and moderated fruit ozeuge the immediate relief and
erectual cure constipation hesdache bile henorIh0as
&c fsmar unlike pills the purgaves agreeable
10 take produces irritation Prepared by T. GILL
IoN Eambuteau, Pans Depot CASWELl4 HAZARD q
co corner FIFTH ave and Twenty fourth ST.. NewYork
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
THE MARK ETS.
Carefully reported for TRg rRBUNE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rfper TessetS. and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-There Is only jobbng trade going on and quota
tons noninay before, via &c. for Pots 6 for
Pearls.
BEEsWAX-This market is rather dull; besehers are
Backward and exporters affirm Prices are above their
limits. Wesrn held at 81 2d35c, Southern at 80
36rc-
BROOM CORN-Thrre have been moderate sales and quo.
ations be said occupy steady regular posl
ton. We quote Brush short green. sa1i0e.; nurl,
green, N, SealOc. Green, medium. . n, oaOLc.. and
Red and Red tipped, v q. 30ie -
BhlCks-Ibers has been pretty fair demand for Hard
during ue past week. and quotations hay about
steady Fions have ruled nrm all gradss but the bus
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
90 sier 80 days IA 'o:F 30 days. 90, seller days
-n.,,o p,,I, ,nrlpuIA STOCK QUOTATIONS..

Cable adyices report continued dullness III uio
London market for securities money being also very
abundant and easy, with three-monthS biils DONG
at Il4G13s per cent, or 3sG3i per cent below the
Bank of England minimum, this institution IhahIns
a gain on balance to-day of Gj5,OOO bullion Ihe
British Consols were shade easier, as United states
securities were fraction frmer. Erie fell to l3's'
closing at 1884. and Preferred at 21023. In PariS
five ner cent Rentes closed steady at 105l7l2. lhe
gold market was subjected to no new Influences
ruin dull and lower at 1l2i2 in the forenoon anu
at 1913. in the afternOon, despite the engagement
of 5000, 900 gold coin for Wednesday, steamer. v"
god loans rates were Hat borrowing, and !, Z'2' -
and 32 CARRYING until Tomorrow. Thirty u ninety
days loans are made fat; fourtO six months at 8 iOr
use. and all this year Il to y for use The foreign
exchange market was duh and firm at rates gwen
below The selling rates were on the OASIS ol
III s. to 81 ssI2 to the / for go days bllls ana
81 S9Io to ST 90 for three days sight. The export
clearanccs of domestic produce from this port Tor
the week ending tonight were to the currency
valuation of So 10000 The Assistant Treasurer
paid out Sl3S 600 in coin interest on the public debt
and $4,000 in redemption If called bonds. The
DAVIS operations at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred Gold cleared. $1S,740,OOO; gold balances
81 3.5s7: currency balances, S1,43l3eO. Ihe
principal gold quotations were:
Iooo...ll22 l.5n.il5h i02...li2S 28So 2So '"'i 2
ii%O...ii2ss 1880 ..ll2s 200 liza
The DAYS business of the United States Sdb-Treas-
ury comprised
ooa s72es q c@ry oayme9' 7 s499}3 493 40
Gold balance. .4265S,Gl2 . customs-... 2eeooo W
Cur receipts. 4Jj,l5o oS
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

Strct G@oi ofinafy 9iss Middling lis's
For iure delivery prices isc. lower with alr gi
ness at The decline sales yesterday after2 p No. 700
August 300 l3i7sc. 600. II ioSgei 900 l2. 1oo
iO '25c; total 700 paes First calIuly, 100. lSgc
August 700 I2Iis,c mber, 100, II l2c 0etcb y
elirJane 100 I2sc; sepimber 100 u 7isc total zoo
Iaes Third Ctl-May, 10, = ~ lIti, Z,F=oci 4 W
5sc. Juiy iSO l2a August 300 l2ec; total go bales
s-es today upto p m.May, 200 ~ une 4oo ~ 2e'
l9e 300 IL se. l6o y '7c July zoo y y ie lSo 40
il S,ec August ZOO ~ s,ec 5O i2 100 ~ 80 &C. 900
1G IL sc: 900 IL },sc 400 ~ isssc COZ, II loc 200
i9 y,c TlOO N asc. 100. l2Lca September Leo PC
Noyembef 900 ~ s,s; 100, 2'sc 800 Iic; beesmDer
600 ~ soc. total % 200 bales grand total 80 bsles
Al the Close the marSet steady. The following were
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
The closing quotations Of 70

The demand for money at the STOCK EXcnangc
was very LIGHT to-day, and met very freely at 3a3i2
In the forenoon and at 2l2G3 in the afternoon. Dis
count was quoted at 1 10 for best grades. The
United States Treasurer received to-day 100000
National bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts nj Washington amounted to 100000. The
Internal Revenue receipts footed up 100000. The
following is the Clearinghouse statement: Cur
rency exchanges, S55 5,576,1ol; currency balances.
S3 lO9 1876 gold exchanges 80, ,733, $685. gold bal
ances. S37O.2OJ. The market for United States
securities was again lacking in feature and interest,
though prices were shade frmer. with coupon
800. Of 1867 up 10 l2l again. and registered and
coupon new Fives at 117li. There were sales Of
registered 5-2Os Of 1863 old. at 1llos coupon
j-2Os Of sG5 new. at 1l0 registered do at 1915
and registered Ten-forties at ll75s
There were 10 dealings Mt all at the First Board
in State bonds but quotations were about as yester-
day. Later old Tenncssees sold at 1875, and new at
49, There was more doing IN city bank stocks,
Commerce (1GOl selling at 1l5. American Exchange
(72) at 1922. Fourth National tlG at 90, Bank of
the Republic 90 at IS aud Central National lGl at
fOtlo. There was a moderate business in railroad
bonds frsts of Cedar Falls and Minnesota selling at
81 Great Western fTsts Of 1858 at 50, ditto
seconds at 63ie. Louisville and Nashville CONSOLE
dated 1898, AT 80. and Delaware aud Hudson Canal
coupon Is Of 1894 at lOs New-York Central 6s Of
1857 were firm at log: Harlem frsts. coupon, at
lIGlt, and registered at 11G Western PacGcs at
ggio and Centrals. California and Oregon branch, at
93: Union frsts rising 20 105ls, and Sinking Fund
10 9lli: ST. Paul Sinking Fund bonds were up TO
So and Northwestern gold consos to 93os; Burling-
ton, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota frss ruling at Al.
utf.f,
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

leaving supply Of 1880 hides go bsIes Ise Is
Bniialo time Last year. We quote: Bnenos sad
25125 y. iaG2ici Baen9s Ayres 2Oa2J ., I7aistss
a e; Rlo Grande. zO922 o. I7S7l2 rinsca 10
17a17ac. California, 22d2j d. Ice; Central Am-rsn,
1921 n, be- san .sn "a "a d. lSe Motamoros 22sst
Bogota IS9 o 10, f4al6c. Marlcaiho 9 a2y n 55ttc+
Ba5is 2l022 b i22e: Porto caDelo ant lgasyrs 25<j
al 2Ud . ID, &c; Canrescly, 20G22 b. &c., Tol9scc a.
81 o. &c, all gold ssleeea Iexas and sadhsr 2Is55s
gold selected Rio Grsnde. lla4S n, 9c Cliornis a,S1
Sl,GIoiec.; Texas Pulled and Packet. aSO b, i9ly,s
'uoPs-rhe Whole market was without new f.at,.. a,
saIes were AGAIN sa Wholly OF cho ce grades Ia M ne
mediate orders Of exporters brewers are SOW the hulk Of Ia
odrngs are poor 10 9osnty ana very wrak IN price We
i0l5c.; Yoarlngs, od &C. Olds 4G0c CabiorBans n
Ilsc.
ony moderate supply prices are nIm sales - 90 at an
GnOainDs We qlo5e; flne Para q. 6jc COarse
5p Esmerad1 e.; Gna5 al1 & o4g1oe Nicaragua Sheet
LATH-Thtre has a far dsmsnd and with onv a nos
supply prices nrmer; quoted az 20 y M tia
any bng is low, receivers generally asking at least 5S
MORE and not offering much stock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sole OF the highest grade Is in fair y.
quest and at outsl1e quoted raies M business
Tanuages returning this class 2ic M.
nh de and heavy while FOR inferior Tannages lots aos
cnlOr' prices Irregular snch being on th,
apparent merits according O estimate Of value by buyer
The 3dy,es from the foreign markets show decline dur
ine the prevIo1s m nth OF about Id best clas Ia
ia On ferior 1aIe NTH demand for the be.f sIsio;
heavy and middl ngs. Crps are ruling very steady Ia
price, with only a mode ate stock. Bellies lOc is
anomalous accounted for By tie et
teTs put ing every thing Of this class into goods which al
trn 10 the old node Of buying the backs, aud thus ne
better bottom their goods Added 10 this there aso
9 % 80 az sis md 275 bses eXports 9sO0sde. SI. 71a
TO England and2 800 TO the Continent. We quotei
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

ness is without animation We qacte Pale Raw
as nt c5,oR srq%n 49, Ssrs t 81 Yard Sp rsdes
dessPs incudc Sass higher on ordinary aud s'8so
on changes can be noed the usual oshs
trade Is al being ectsd We quote Adanantine iz@ @
toT i3e1 o.. ICE; l,ned ,ernaeeii 27S2sc
cEaES1e maret 3r e' Hae Te 1ca r' ea shows some
irrr ggri.y. bar, e whole runs inr; l ' ~ ~ aud arm
g. e@5s2} h P%rq far fias :qf9 Msfn 'ss 81
land 81 100 a ami iae o. fe q sr German and Ga
Siee tt.' gid ior English 49,. .r,o. Anthracite
has e , and unciansed luminous Is seng si m =,
steady prices We quote For iAvsIbn Go IS rOa46
sstci ~, s5gs7; do steam 81 es5 30; Preync al
~ t oV% njs GAS s. 2j Cumberland SOFT and Broadop
$3.50 2 Anthracite s5eto ov e c,fee 9r Caracas
Sse for ssnto domingo li0iGc for Gual aqui ana -o0
29e ioE Cafe vas dun and without quo a6li 5
e. a ,ge lS nj @ansaneeI 1000 Baltimore, ex Ade.
n"e sod on pr1ysle terms Riooriinary earSoe I92S
IIy9' co' m sI orne eafeoss Sc extreme rnge
qr v G Ss i2 s 81 Iays 9j% bags S
2Oc Native Cey9n g e Costa Rica IN
Isle Mezlcan, lGaol- 2c ssganla aas 6Gi8i7 Isr
GnT5coa l6Gl7c Manila. 7alsc Macassar. lsz@i' al
CooPEkAGE sTOcK-There has continued sYt demand
ali knds quetlons have rs%aineo iea & Ordinary TO
Empty ogsead' 2GsS ~ 90 M9eps Mosses 10 s6ooSs 81
Prime 33G5Gc u eot oo oo ~ ~ gear Shocks with Heads.
ShooGs. 7Oa75c. Rum shooks- s4qsi Zoi fi'e '"0'A'
SO JOds7 e.,o,to,s. Manila
Garbage sle, above IL thread, l4i2c T. ID; DO d3 ,
and q n read IL be do. IL thread, lJci 90 ily III
III nc Manila Bolt Rope Yarns loci do do 20 Li'sa gan,
q tbre,d1 ITr Lines, lbi2c.;
ie Fine Iaired Yarn si9a Rope ac Ssi5es So
above IL thT an Hay Rope, &C.; do lltci 90 90 NJ =
thread Rope 12e; do DO, thrssa ana Y tarr
ia, do 10 ~ thread Lc.; do. do. Lain yarn tur
II cc Russia Hemp Tarred Corlase 'ei American A0
Hemp do. l3o
CoTToNThe orkot spot fairly active TOT ex
mort and steady. 1he II -QOl market was im - & @ t
iaci gave exporters little encOurag naie
uc brstess with spinners however saes OF z5tt Da
OF which g75 evening including A4'4 9Ass .o a.
n,rt and $40 for ion 300 Da!ts wee dtlNe, W
Contrac receipt, at he ports were 2 - oSi.
$50 this day Last wees, ana 2ll5 baie' uiS usS ~
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
JAMES G. REID,

JAMES G.. REID,
BANKER AND BROKER,
Member OF he New-York Stock aud Gold Exchanges,
No / New-st corner of Wall,
New-lork.
Stocks, bonds. gold, Government and railway Sc
curities bought and sold commission. Invest
ments made. Interest allowed on deposits.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
Gnropran advertisements.

NOSE MACHINE.-This IS cOntnyancu
~ which, applied to ose oI hour daily directs the
soft cartilage which the member consists at an iofmei
shaped b. perfection. Any one can use titn
and without In. Price los 6d sent carriage h by san
plr post lS once Orer stamps ABEA. ROSS
5Is High 0iborn London Pamphlets sent for two stamps
VNHE French Soups of the SOcicte Generate dcs
pdtases the best soups cheap, munitions
and pfeuared ia minutes To obtained through rrocers
suJ fsian varehOnsmen thrOug the United Kingdom
WoesaIe agent Henry A Wolf 40 Great Tower ST. London
Fnr C. EsDonsble agents wanted IN all paris o. America
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
SAN FRANCISCO SHARES.


Gold coin shipped East past 10 days. s'TS36O; silver
S. 0OOO; silver bars. SGJi5l2: gold bars. Sl96400
First monthly dividend of So per share on the
stock of the California Mining Company paid in
san Francisco to-day and simultaneously in New
York on shares bought through Messrs. Laidlaw *
Co. or Mr.. William Ward.
The following shows the exports exclusive of spe-
Gle from the port of New-lork to foreign ports for
the week ending May l6, and since the beginning
of the year.
1874. 1875. 1875
For the weck..,...... sGGOIG5i s4.lOG551 S37s0250
Previously reported. 100 7Oo,2O4 S5,l4i96o sji35SS
Price OF gold .......... ll2is ll6 1l2h
dividend of % per cent will be paid to depositors
of the Mutual Benefit Savings Bank on demand at
No Centre-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

Adams Er-.
AlL&T.H.Pr.
Amer EN......
At.& f.. Pref.
A. & T.. Tel.
canton Co...
G. g.. &. n l..
T.. e.. q |. G..
C.. B. & Qrin.
ChI q Alton
CHI a Al n.
COu~0l COal.
D.. L. n WesI.
D.& Hud Ca.
kue iiaiiwav.
Fort WayIie.
n. q ~. 10 ...
DO. Pfd.....
Har.cIr -......
Utmost il,
Kansas Pac-.
Lake rlioio ..
MaiipOs ....-.-
Mar1pDt5 P'd.
Me-. Cen ..,
-
Ma St Paul.
DO. Prei....
NO. Paciiic.
No.. Kan. Tx
Mora Essex.
NJ. Central L.
j. Southern
n. y. & n. II.
North West.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

sEEDS-Iinseed WAS dull at 81 81. gold Cara""
sold at l2Lc Canary quiet At f6at go b. xdth
sALT-Ihsro been enly moderate denahss - csen
large supply In prices The buyer buk psne
quiet but about steady. We quote As,"ns az wer
ingtons NarslaIPs Deakin'S and washinStsa~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26
MOCH,s.

Bound TO BE SoLD-To make room for a
large stock Of Stationery coming from the
East. Will sell for the next sixty days, AT
COST. $50 reams Of paper, 700 bottles OF Ar
bottle; q very large assortment Of bound
ledgers. daybooks. journals, etc., cheaper
than you can get them from San Francisco,
and various other a~rtisles in the stationery
line too numerous to mention. Received from
the mandatory $50 lamps of sll descriptions,
and will sell them 80 pcr cent. cheaper than
any house in Eureka. Also q very large
amount of Patent Medicines, oil, window
glass, paint and brushes. Come and see for
yourself, and you will be astonished at the
prices. These articles must be sold before
start for the Centennial.
Prescriptions carefully compounded. Will
prescribe free Of charge for the sict.
l.. TERRY, M. D.
ja20tf City Drug Store, Eureka, Ney.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26

RENovAL.-H Having purchased DR.. Lukens'
City Drug Store, l would respectfully an
nouncc that 1 have on hand a large stock of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps, chimneys, ETC.: all Of which / will sell
at reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. l have an office in the rear Of
the store, where l will treat all cases requir-
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Consulta-
ton, free; charges only for medicines. Give
me a call. l.. TERRY, M. d.
iyl5.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26

REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE. = The
following is an extract from the local
column of the Humboldt Register of
the 22d instant. A similar occurrence
transpired in this town some time ago,
which. as some of our readers will per-
haps remember was duly chronicled in
the SENTINEL of about the 18th. We
don't accuse anybody of stealing any
thing, but publish the Registers item
merely a. an illustration of those re-
markable condolences which will
sometimes occur among the best reg
ulated newspapers. This Is how the
thing occurred in Winnemucca:
"PUTs AND CALLs."-An impecun-
ious old stiff appeared at one of our
bars yesterday, and wanted a little OF
the crooked. The man in charge in
formed him that they were running the
institution on the "puts and calls" sys-
tenn. "How is that?" says the old stiff.
"You put up your money, and call for
your drink!" retorted the barkeep.
The old man vanished.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26

ADDITIONAL BARs.-The windows Of
the County Jail are now secured in a
manner that will bar" all escapes in
.ne lnture. Extra steel bars have been
pnaced therein of "A size that will drive
on nope of escape from the heart of the
.1s'less convict as he gazes through
.ne grAiings into the woodward aud
mohoers who will be called upon to
cut up twenty cords of wood.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26

p. STKLER has Just returned from San Fran
cisco with the largest stock Of diamonds,
watches, silverware, j~ewelry, etc.. and the
largest and most attractive assortment OF
Christmas goods generally that was ever dis
played in Eastern Nevada. Call NJ his store
and examine and price the goods, and you
will DO certain to purchase before you leave.
mott
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26

NoTA SuccEss.-The Chinese New
iear commenced rather tamely yes
'eruay, but 1t takes the average heather
Iwo or three days to yet warmed mn
ulnclentiy TO let himself loose, and as
s"e monday continues for two weeks
ye,, mere Is stili a chance for the Co.
hu'sis 70 iuily demonstrate that they
nave noi forgotten their usual STYLE Of
decorating their anniversary.