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, 1876-06-22
FCL0 De Sc.

t1hrTos, Wis.,, Junr 2I..-1'hcra wua tntcu.<
excitement in sfln village yesterday morning.
caufcd lY tic dlscavety of the dead body Of Bnl
lhaFar E!tse, hotel ami fnloon.kccpcr. lie wont
10 Ills barn nhnnt3 y o'clock. atiiurtud ropo and
ttrnp 10 bcam aud hung hn,solf. Elise lscd 10
be IN fndussrion~ tailor, but, thinking he could
mako money fastcr, went into the raloon bustncss,
Dnrrg the paat scar n has drunk la ri and brcona
,,oncwhat fnvolred. lIh hnd hassl spreo tue day
hcfore committing fnlc1c, and several tJn,ct
threatened 70 take lily lfc. A rnzor and ropo wvss
takeh from him tho night bcforo, ,'
young fnnH named ach0nfry, while drunk laid
.own on tfc track near Itcl1bcrt. on tho Wisconsin,
Central Ralltonl. and went to elccp. The carly
italn this morning rail- over and cut him Into maui
pieces. A'
, 1876-06-22


The remaining l.tkO s1lnseH wcre reserved by TIN
fut.lftls ol thu stovk actna!ly subscribed ',r wAs
tssurd, Nutsa wcse givcu H. ,aymrnt af t4s1
stock. whIrl, notcs were tmnuately turard over
to Juf,H A. Hire, Trustee fer tho Company In iay-
.,cnt 81 thu patent af thc Abel Lo'a, at tl.e se-
turned by llieu tu tho respective stockl'ahlra.
Nm certificate. Ir trxi1tGt tcpotts. wa .ser ffed
In thu Circuit Court Ut Cock County setttf uWt tho
ln,nnnt IT thr t'umrany'n capita! slora. and tho
fact that It Ind been i'a.a w In fn " tt9"'tca by
niiy liAbas fur tha Gompnny'a debts.
THE HOME lHBuAANCE ct'MrA1Y. .
T4ls Assignee Df ths Home insurance Company
hlcI report yesterday in thu United stsrA ll!h.
the Company wesu number Of nutcs asntnst yart.
Gus parties which Il wa. beat 10 cunnrpllAS IN or
der IL Bet sulnu ,nt4Elcy tn niake dnal tt.ftlun
William llusbeIl uwes tic Company sJ:,1 .Bu due
on stock, In ne.tlcment Of which huoncss $5G4>.
Thanas Z. Courtney owes 81 o7s ~ 14dan!snt,
which he ofIsra tu cuuptoEtsa BY glvltX IS 900 aud
, 1876-06-22

CoCNrlt TLUfps, 1n., june nl.--Thc second i1ny
Of the Iowa Snhbatf-xclool Convention has hcen
fill OF Interest. Several hundred slulcyatcs have
beeh III attendance from alI parts Of the State.
The lcadtng features haso hccu the Itltlc reading
m ''1hr Wi'c Teacher" "by the Rev. ". +. Crofts,
Of New Bedford, ataSs. nn exercise IN tho 'tldcal
Primary class." by M's: y. i. Cs"tis: pnnssnt
SECRETARY, Il. n. Hllnure. nf Cedar Rapids. All
t1lcsu III 1llc forenoon nrstlnn.
III thu nfsGenuGn the attractive work was done by
Mr., mud Mrs, Crafts aul Father 1'axtnn. of st.
LnIls. In tl!e cvrnfng thu kscy. Stephen Phelps,
u Eln!on. delivered I'm n,lrefs. Nhfunc nlt! rlo-
1ncnt, an ''The Ierpetuaty OF thu Acsults OF Cur
NnEk."
The wor!s In The ssato ms nsadc great progscas
l1slAy tho past year.
, 1876-06-22
DRAMATIC HEADINGS.

Miss Dcss!e strung, yoans lady from st. Louis,
gave aspccimcn Of her powers aH public reader At
tho Fourth Unitarian Church. cpFncr OF Tinfticth
STREET anl pratrIe aycnnc, lust night, The PRO.
ErAnmo embraced ''Thu Green hlsnntaln Ju1-
tce." humoraus piece by all nnonYsnun4 author;
"Eisio Dnnlec."a story by Miss Strong lrrsclf; j;
4 selection from "ktntlworth, " ''Rory O'Ntorc, d"
''Tie ManIAcs Bride" and ono other piece tho
ILL., o. Wmen M W. al n c1a, sa,ch .ds ~ S'sos ~
nped Fese nt What ts required fpr cnrrcct ap nucr-
gttlc expression nf feeling. Her taste s excellcnt
her art il uutsAinch anil crn,lv. Wa wrrc much
more struck hy the literary ability displayed In tho
nnching little story, 'E!.lc nnnfea, which
read hy het original tharby her manner of read
wclIl be crctl.tablc to the reputation u moro
rnn'ncns literary pcnplc than Miss Strong to harp
entertainment at tho Fifth Presbyterian Church,
corner Ut Thrt1cth street and Indlana avenue. 10.
night
, 1876-06-22
CKTY-lIALL.

The City Treasurer received $3,fl15 from the
Walter Department yesterday.
The rcceipts In the License Department yettcr.
day were S24U, aAl nU uuluon lIcenacs we7c tukru
out.
The water collections TOR The month Of May kllnw
d very good mouths wurk S11., 553 being tue
total.
The Committee on Markets. did not hold meet
ing yesterday, owing to the Connc1 meeting, Ant
the COMMITTEES IL called for ne1t Saturday, atJ
p IN.
The Special Committee on Paving, consulting Of
4,ld. ThrnDp. Gilbert :.imsner l!aumBnrt.'t,
waldo aud icagachrr, IL culle.l to meet IN Fri
iay, tHp. ILL.,
nr. Ward. the Secretary nf Police, rs nn,urcd to
anl, according FL his own calculation, that tho
inount q appropriation nval!ub!r lur ,ic expenses
u the Police ilclartmclt for this hscM' yrag IL
ETcatrE ny 310. 0Ou than the amount Ut Last year
KxI'oIIcr Inspector hamilton still rcfusca 10
urn over thu apparatus belonging IT, lilo city under
sts carr. ilo slys that he ll:r int bctn yrn,nycH,
mi thnt str. Murphy, lilo newly .appontcd In.
very anrlou. Tint tho dlarully rhol,la b. Aclis,
10 that lie can besln hls wuEk. Anthtug htln been
tans u .Gs, ns ss,scs VINO mr. tahsM Sxanrs
nut IN hoped that ihn f"rcu u The exa,npls ret by
Mr. linyca viii rEote brnsarlul, and that hamilton
Al,i en,n bee tic folly vi Ills ciaisn an1 depart
peaccah1y.
Mikv bailey cnnt!nucs stuhbrrnly 10 hang nn.
tle lad talk Yesterday with City Atsornry ratLlii,
Ind after pouring. tiFs grbrn,urr anH up[nlnHs cD
gentleman. WAS informed that Mr. Tuthtli thought
!hst tue tnHncil hasl tl.s power to ahnlish, my
:ans .ss' Ms ISains I o in . 1se a@t INK s:e a, @
estr e!nrc ilu first indication TINT e likely III
l.S htS osclat head. Mka VIII Try 70 stick, hat liz
nary mrnus wtll' bc takca 10 eject lla. Mike
lAInls hc haa uolne ''husky" boys under hin.
EXIT ttAfEs-EhIEE FAnwELL.
The osc11sAhsn VI thn City Hail wure th1Dwu
IntA a rtutG VI wandering exgstrtttrAt yesterday
, 1876-06-22

DIAGKNNs
nALCII-At nra.tlcboro, on tho 18th Inst, Mary
Elena Bnlel, yonMgcst daughter Of the Rev. ". s.
antl Adelaide Il. IaIcl,.
For seven years previous to hcr Inst strkncse, an
hnnorcd and aueccsBf teacher III tho public schools
Of tl,)A city.
:. BRODE1sfCi-In this city, Tuesday, Juno 20,
Itleilatd lsrncrick. HEcl 0O years.
Funeral from his }nte residence, 1c5 Scbor.s st.
terry. frcndr Of tic fanity arc invited.
CASEf--Ianr go, John Casey, ogcd &C. years,
Funura1 from ha late residence, 4f.1 Hubbard et
Ihut'lay, at II o'clock. 10 st. colu.nAkils
Church. thencs by cars to calvary. Friends Of tho
liii:D-5nncsl, ut p. H., F. william Illld,
Funeral from hs 1ato residence 321 North Wells.
81, Oh Fritiny, 1T p. M, to Gracc1and.
OLiFIfANT-At uniontown, Pa, on Thnretlny
m0rn.nE. June H. In tho 18th year of her prc.
Atra. Jane G. Olfphant, wlfc nf +. IT, ollphants'
l:Aq., and mother VI Mrs. j. X. Stcarus, Of this
city, 0
sAMpsnN-At the residence Of his son.tn-law,
i +. Weld: l5o Vlnccnnas- -ay.. 1iurcufcls Snnp.
hon, In hiE tI'tI year. f
Funeral Friday, u. n., to RoschIil. Friend,
plcnss attend
TT New York and Richmond tya.> pauee,
please cory. fN'>
, 1876-06-22
TIE COURTS.
Judge Drunmond Dissotvos the
ljunctions in the Railway
Capital.Stock Tax
Cases.
Tho Homo Insurance Company to
Dcclarc II Final Dividend
OF l Per Cent.
Miscellaneous Matters from the
Various Dockcts.


TIE NAIhHoAH CA'IlAIFsEoEh TAS-CaAE5.
The Motion tu diesnlyr tic hinuctio1,s grantrl to
restrain thc ro,1.cton of thr lave, mn Tho crpt,1
,.,, ,r, t,,.nI.n. -, ,.,,t,. -ati.,,.,s 49,, ,th.
eio' "", s''. ~ ."'.', , '.l""i. ", ".tes
chrrorattona cnnir mp ycHteFtliy n'0tnln2 beforu
.}"1Se NTnh,nipnh. The SuNsenn CONF, Ut thr
tnItei sttte. .,,o,, ttpo ng decided some cn.c.
,nyo,y,n, tr,c u,,c.tiun,, .m,*, ,tnr ,,c il1. and
,"s .., .n.s' ,.."w ~ w lie. . "'''
then mnyc. for thc dissolution Of the in}u.ctona
II. to shc othrr similar rnscs w,,ch n.,cntior hns
,,,. ,ud IL III ~, ~, rr,uni ,hnt ,I,n .,t,r -
. 70 ~ |s ,L we"
ee contain Fr!HclPlcA anu questions "h'ch" h"efc mt
decided by tic Supreme Conrt Yesterday morn.
{1r when thc cast3 ycro cllic fhc Attarrc .fen.
rrn, ,vas n1,.rut nnt}1t wn% after sons ,1scusson
u,o, "a ,*,,,,m. H.. nrc,n,,rt ,,,it Il, ,n,,, H.
"ks." ~ For'p'"e ',G a. ~, "''' ~ t"''" ~
notthed. Ex'"'t'lSe frninhu'lt huwc'cr, "ppearetl
for thr County OF PEORIA nranst all railroads run
uInv through f. md moved for tho dissolution of
thc ,,InnrtIot,, ,coir, sl,c co1,crtIn, f th cnon
W. u! ~ ~, .m ~ ~ so"''
" lax OIL 'h'se eailson"s. Iol ineffto1s now
ever, was nut present. ownE to sotnc rrcrnt dis.
tnr.,aucrs III hi~ equilibrium Il, Cincinnati, and
in. az c,.cs ,.cr,, o,r, not,nouca 1ui,gc rru,nll
.,. ~. ~ " ~. s.a -, 49,. tr'.u...aa,,'
urn took up Inc caso o. ing Aha'hnanoilr'
bloomington & Western Nnl1road. In which MF.
Henry Crawford appeared for the road. and arkcl
to haye the ,ajnncton dirrolvcd Mr. crawtori Oh
as"iset & II sat Ira rs.e @ ot 'ieeic by Tic sapfsm"
ana and III e b"as ~ Eana'zan IN s.sessnr
IT, ,tnct %n ain inriM" tln rnnit.i stnc
au,i f4nMrhiscs ~ III, fu,1inn, hSnuc, wGic vns
INV u" ~" u.'.e..' "n. ""o -
, 1876-06-22
UNITARIAN.

spfcfai D14pafca 70 TAs 7f36Hns,
1nAsn HAVEN, Mich, Juuu nl.-The nttcua-
ance ut the Independent mt, Unitarian Go,l.
fcrenca to.day hus Men large. Sermons we're
preached by TIM Re,s. j. L, Jones anu j. o. M.
Hewitt This evruins Mrs Olympia Brown Willis
at tho Roy. j. r. Sunderland rreuchcd. To.
morrow tho Itcys. Cr,u., l1owlanl, t'nr,ln, I.uw-
ell, and F1uthrrr wti1 speak. ThrIu w1A 4 A,rafl-
bnat excursion tu.lay, nnh fishing excursion nn.I
casrlass rllc In pla1nca fnr to.,narfow. Tho ron-
ference iH Il decldrA sicces- Delegations frnm
Grand Rapids, kalamazoo, I5ay City, Milwaukee,,
and t,hlcnyu Gru In attendance, aud express great
satisfaction,
, 1876-06-22

"MrlaM'B Cti,no F." constitutes the principal
part Of tho programme at thu Museum this week.
Prut Hunter, thu prustidssfta.cur and Charles
Gnrdner, the Dutch cumcdy actor, Rppear nightly.
and ttlu performance concludes with thu prtit0
c0nleily caiied "Peggy t,rren." Tho sans will bu
rendored ut thu Saturday matincu. ''Castc," !"
with very unprom!sEng cast, 's announced for thu
AlAtisIlcs Ut this AFTERNOON md tU-sloFFow.
, 1876-06-22
Totn cxpen.lltnrca., sea TN ~
11nanGc lIanI May t................. Il, III.
ITENS.

''"'~' '*'''" ~'~ ,rrws' ''''''''''' ''--
Judge Dtum'non'l r. cngsge; G. !, n hearing stac
N,S iNMy 81 new Yn,k TX ocatnst H. s. nro%nst II! a'1o
ass sno%n at = s MsI"n an oya Hts1is sSs In
i1xsen' IN IN M tss lafa aTa @ ,, ces mG III
nl'c vapa w thG '"aGi a"o sare t', VII oetGna5 ~
II II aImre' " onirar 1'M for commsi,rn.. and inrk
Il I'm Ssn ssHssesS :! s sSisa*s .s$ " y: Wi,:s1
ana so'so t ,sc,aot ., III, s ~ ste. Tis ~
us csaxo III nanys ~ II oa .'S Gam
ue*os ~ 'aSs n Mow fnss hs anu a. % t .s,,sS S,s On
then" hni ,n, tho argument s po''p"nod mil so'
S me. Tan nsy ana ss h.
sar IT, eass4 .nutry M c ~ at m"i,1bs H.
ne w.! ~ ,RG ' ss IN INV % pns,sshna .,r.. ~
nS TIKI lensc 1,' ff Vacation, flo viii ,os aftcr tha:
" ~, ~ H., saa n..s t;rnrnr l. Gamh,o ~ or,,, +,
p,nrc ,t IT n n nal ducrco waa 1nnJc for ner.
russu r. T. " H., % a.ansI ~" i, fn,i",+s
s."at H. wv fro," iuSri.~,n% co",,ia"Nutxs ts".
,nnrL +ase .A'A '' F >''"o
pav,3 A. Courier wa, upnontcu 1,ccrIvcr in tin
s,.s b sa%ns, 11S = sas"n F. :, Il y; ~
s''' ." 'aasmvqx msyxm1,t,1';y 1"S ass' x.r,rps,
IN ,,c r,xc ~ insrnh Th,csn ~ nr,or ,vos m.
tcrtsriug with tho property ot lilo bankrupt
ijcurwo ", Campbell was appoIntcd Provisional
Asslv1ec of Thlclcn.
In tho ease Of Ole a. Thn,npaon, an order was
,,aie fur dividend meeting 10 6c lcit! Aug , DO.
foro Register Hlhbnsd.
H. t. Jenkins was npnointcl ProyIsonnl An.
pisnrc Of uurs.vtt s Urlsls.
unrtd u I}nlhear Wis yeetcrdnr cfrctcd IA.
stgnce of Thcrwoli Caroj. '"' ~'~
SUPERIOR COURT IN uR1rp.
". n. Woo,l cOtu;ncnced mn action in tfesraas
aya!nat Obadiah aanl.. George " aiobor, and
htnrthn i Srnr.l ina HaFnh ii Aiay.sr a3m1nfs
tratrIcrs pf tic rstata nf Matthew n Marrh. In
c,n a silt for 81. OUU arainst FrnnkiIn q. Morn.
EraL. mud nnotitnr for At htNl nsniust IL IL Inn
niiyo ard NJ. 4. Frlsbfr "r
Francis H. butler sued Thomas y. Dobblns for
q 5nii ~ " ~ ~
Il. II. bcMn1lun bronpht su1t to rccovcr q. Ooo
from charles If. Smith,
Thc lil1nnla 1rr,Ist ma snylnr. nnnk sro1 Au,,st
r. kopAest md Hptort Whlsr!y far 81, 5Un.
l!artHan pumpclIy fled bill against James A.
Clyboyrn. Martha +. clybotlrn, the Chicago, Kocas
Island & lncinc Railroad Company, Richard md
ltotcst Menlowesuft, F. a. nraEy, A. q. Russell,
+. +. Wrbstur. anH the Chicago d Pacific RalIrnnh
Compuny to toteclose tsist Iced tor $40 0uU VI,
tho y. II Of ttu N. i. Il uf Sec. 10, 10, IL.
clhruir rnuRr.
torhan r. Baker commenced M action In tres.
pass ugaInst IL Ii. Fnrre4ter, aiartIa Uen,n, Il, 4,
tIil,ds, j. H. lirup, Fred tisorsfcii, Maru.l Mui.
, 1876-06-22
MOST REMARKABLE

In Its Effects, and oat ureful In It's application,
Tho fragrant sozodnnt has Lccnme tho most nop,.
lar dcntrt0ce In existence. "TIn used and praised
BY eye1ybody.
, 1876-06-22

0Z0NlZED 0x-mhGR0H FOR THE fiA,R,
By Buck & Nnyncr, n1nkera Of the %'Hnrs" Cologne.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01
THE RAILROAD ASSESSMENT
RAISED.

p. Everts, Superintendent of the
Eureka and Palisade Railroad, has
been notified by the County Commits.
sioners of Elko county that the valua-
ton on that portion of the road run
ming through Elko county has been
raised to $4,000 per mile. The com.
pany gave in the valuation of the road
at S $1,000 per mile. In this county,
Assessor Powell assessed that portion
of the road which is within the hound
aries of Eureka county at 81 900 per
mile. Perhaps the assessment is not
too high, but it is not equalized with
the usual assessment of the Central
Pacific road, which is sc. 900 per mile.
Superintendent Everts, accompanied
by Crittenden- Thornton, his counsel,
left for Elko by this mornings train,
TO appear before the Board of Equaliza-
ton to show cause why the assessment
should not be raised. We understand
also, that the company will protest
against Assessor Powell's valuation of
the road in this county. In view of
the fact that this road was built entire
ly by private capital, without any aid
or assistance from the county, the
railroad people think they are not
being generously dealt with in having
So high and disproportionate a valua-
ton put on their road for the purpose
of taxation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

MARRIED.-Andrew Loucke and Is
abella NJ. Nichols were, last evening,
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony at the residence of the bride
groom on the Austin road, IA miles west
of town, Rev. J. McClain officiating.
From Andy's restless air during the
last few weeks, we had suspected that
something allied him. The receipt of a
bountiful supply OF cake and wine ex-
planned the business. Charlie Knight,
on his way in, smashed a portion of
the bottles, but there was enough left
for all practical purposes, and the SEN
TINEL force all around improved the
opportunity to turn off a bumper to
the happiness and prosperity of the
happy pair during all the years of
their pilgrimage in the life that nov is.
The SENTINEL extends congratulations
and hopes that unalloyed bliss may
continue to reign in the house Of
Loucke for all time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
NOTICES.

ST. FINIAN's CHURcH-Rev. James
| J. Hynes, Pastor. Mass at 1890 A. NJ.
Sunday school at 2 o'clock p. NJ. YES
mars at 7:30 p. NJ. The first Sunday OF
each month there will be first mass at
o'clock: the second at the usual hour.
ST. JAMES CHURcH.-Rev. Charles
H.. Marshall, rector. Services at
ia. NJ, and 1880 o'clock p. NJ. Rev. S.
2. Kelly will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening. Sunday School
Al. 2 P. NJ. Seats free. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev. j.
McClain. Pastor. Services at IL o'clock
A. NJ. and 1880 o'clock r. NJ.
UNION SABBATH ScHooL~Meets to-
day at Il o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01
STOCK REPORT.
., Francisco stock Exchange

San Francesca SSoc'~
SAN Francisco, September u
MORNING BoARD.
~ Vypsyican-201s 29hb5 2o@ 1914
gS2 nnonld 4 Curry-l44 AN
~ S SaavGsssrnia1el% 61M 61h 90
l .o S Virginia-56 55A 58ts 80
~ uuaJn g Norcross-10* 10H
.o s3 Vollow Jacket -2j% 26H 2j264
Ivy 6raayn point-l1& l.3s liz ii
~ TfmnsriaI-4.55c 4.6Oc IA I.52Ac
10 kentackmll4 ,ek
,g 4ipha-i6 4jA 455
rs Belcher- ~
ia Confdence-l6M /!
on ~ : Nevada 1sB 13A 1874 l3H
IN Bullion = 30 81 ~
ID Utah-l9 ,
40 Exchequer--lp%i 10
*; oyerman-7SA 10
20 Gnstice-lSA u
H9g3 Union Combs l3H 1874
rs J%ulia-7A "a
SE5 Caledonia--lO nI
"a Baltimore Con.-2A5
,So Silver Hill-SM So
nO Rock Island-lB Ia
s. n. y. Conf
10 Am. Flat-l
60 Sheridan-lH2
80 Occidental %
y AIta-24
10 WoodyiIlc-l% l.05c
i1 Meadow Valley SOC
80 Eureka Con. 1850 1917 1915 1874
20 Raymond & Ely-6
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

STILL IN THE FIELD.-Received from New
York, a large assortment of Drugs and
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Chemicals,
ETC.; also, a large invoice of fire-proof Lamp
Chimneys Of the La Bastie fFrench) process.
guaranteed to stand fire for six months; also
a large assortment of chimneys Ives patent,
fire proof; also a large assortment of other
kinds of manufactures. Agent for Combs
Lamp Co. Will sell at bedrock prices for
cash. La Bastie fire-proof chimneys. 50 cents
each. Ives fre-proof chinneys, % cents
each. Gamecock student chimneys, % cents
each. Sold at tho City Drug Store by
s23 L.. TERRY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

IN HocK.--Belle Rogers, a fair but
frail creature, known To the denizens
of the Lower Level by the soubriquet
of Spanish Belle, %languishes in Jail for
the want of a two thousand dollar
bond. Annie Jensen, "A ona of the
same class, complained that Belle had
TIN eater ed 4 have her fAnnie's1 hearts
blood, for which oilanse Belle was
yanked up by the minions of the Law
and taken before Justice Beatty, who
bound her over in the sum of 81, 900 to
keep the peace towards the world at
large aud towards the said Annie Jen
sen IN particular. Not having any
wralhY parents and not possessing
Two thousand dollars in her " right,
the gentle Belle WAS cbuAinitted to the
county jail in default.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01
Township Officers:

For Justice of the Peace-L. w. Gro
mer.
For Constable-Alex. Mckay.
For School Trustees-W. H. Clark,
NJ. NJ. Johnson, w. III. Stowell.
At "a O'Clock p. NJ. the convention
adjourned, with three cheers for
Hayes and Wheeler and the ticket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

WREsTLERs IN TowN.-If any of
our local athletes are spelling for a
wrestle, they can probably be accom-.
modated by Jacob III. Martin, late of
Ypsilanti, Michigan, and James Nc
Mann, who, the tirst-named gentle
man informs us, are the champion
wrestlers of the world. Mr.. Martin
requests us to state hat he can be
found at Fred. Barnes hutcher.shop.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01
MOCH'S.
ap19

WILL Be ASSEMBLE. Hamilton requests
us to state thnt he will in a few days visit
White Pine on professional business. lie
will be absent from Eur ka sew eral days. In
the meantime, any person desiring anything
in the dental line should call on him at once.
sano0.ff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
N o = I G r..

All political advertising and job
work must be paid for In advance.
There will be NO deviation from
this rule.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

\ RETURNS TO Typo. -Uuele Henry
Mannheim, who has been spending a
week here with his family, returns
to Typo tomorrow morning. He
is established in business there and
is favorably impressed with the out
look of the camp.
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Store has been removed from the old stand
to that formerly occupied by Sandy Van AL
stine, one door south Of Paxton & Co.'S bank.
Go there, boys, and see Joe when you come to
town. s3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

WATCHES and Jowelry nently repaired. If
you want to nave your watches and jenelry
repaired in a workmanlike manner 60 to 2.
jewelry store. one door south of S.
d Co., Main street. 22-ap16tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

No SoREHEADs.-Although a good
many scalps were taken in the
Republican Convention yesterday, the
defeated candidates kept their hats
iammed down over their heads, and if
their heads were sore, they succeeded
in Disgusting the fact, most of them
expressing themselves as being high
ly gratitied with the success of their
opponents. OF course they were all
perfectly sincere in this declaration.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

C~HARcoAL.-The Golden Rule Store has ro-
moved from old quarters to the house FORM
erly occupied by Sandy Var Alstine as a sa-
loon. Bottom figures on everything sold.
Everything guaranteed as represented. and
sold cheap for cash. s3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

MINERS, ArrESTIoS.-Tho Golden Rule
Store has moved to new quarters one door
south of Messrs. Paxton & Co.'s bank, where
you can go and find tho usual assortment of
miners nnderclothing, o~ycralls, jumpers. ci-
CARS, tobacco, cutlery, stationery, notions,
otc. s3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

BULLION SHIPPEp.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. shipped, this morning, for account
of Richmond s. NJ. Co., six bars OF
fine bullion. weighing 457 pound, and
Na1uNd af a. SOL 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

RowETT DIsCHARGED.-Jas. Rowett,
who stabbed Green with a miners can.
dlestick on Ruby Hill last week, was
examined before Justice Beatty yes
terday, and discharged from custody,
the evidence not sustaining the charge
against him,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01
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FouSp.-A fine line of gents furnishing
goods, cigars, tobacco, cutlery, stationery.
notions, etc, at the new quarters of the
Golden Rule Store, one door south Of Paxton
d Co., bank, cheap for cash. s3-tf
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EUREKA, Sept. 80, 1876.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL Com
MIrTEE. AT a meeting of the Demo
cratic County Central ComVIttee, held
last evening, A. L. Titus was elected
Chairman; h. Sadler, Secretary; and
Luther Clark, Treasurer. An EXecu.
tive Committee was appointed, con-
sisting of Henry Radcliffe, J.. w. Hall,
John IL. Dennis, X. Guiberson and ID.
Mannheim. The meeting adjourned to
meet at the call of the Chairman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

SILvER.-Silver was quoted in New
York yesterday at HAS. This is equal
to 52ss pence per ounce in London.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

MATCH GAME.-The Eagle and Ruby
Hill Baseball clubs will play IA match
game on the ground above the Rich,
mond furnace, to-day, commence
ing at | O'Clock p. NJ. Seats have been
provided for ladies on the surrounding
rocks. This will be the last game OF
the season and will he holly contested.
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B~ArHIse.-J. M. M. Moody gives notice
thnt hereafter the price of baths Mt his place
will be Fifty Cents. s3-1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

ARRIVED. - Parson Kelly arrived
last evening by the Belmont stage and
will officiate at st. James Church this
morning and evening. The Parson
looks hale and hearty and his many
friends will be glad to welcome him to
his old home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-01

FIVE THOUSAND CIGARS at twenty-five and
a half dollars per thousand, cash, at the
Golden Rule Store, one door south of Paxton
4 Co.'s Bank. sl3