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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04
POLITICAL.

Gov. Grover has been elected United States
Senator from Oregon to succeed Senator
Kelley whose term expires on the 3D. of
March next.
The New York Greenbaek State Conyen-
ton was held at Albany on the Goth, and
resoi utions were adopted cordially fndors-
ing the principles laid down by the National
Convention at indianapolis, and the nomina-
ton of Cooper and Cary. Richard Mont
gomery Griffin, editor of the Albany Firm
ing Post, was nominated for Governor;
Thomas Armstrong, for Lieutenant Cow
ernor; Anthony J. Cuddeback, Canal Com
missioner; Marcus NJ. Dixon, Judge of APP
pcals, and John W. Crump, State Prison
Inspector.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04
DOMESTIC.


ON the morning Of the 22d, about twelve
miles south of Columbus, Ohio, the four
rear cars OF a passenger train, on the Pan
Handle Railroad, running at the rate Of
forty miles an hour, either Jumped the
track while rounding a curve, or were
thrown off by broken rail, and
rolled down an embankmcut about
thirty feet high. The ears were badly
broken, aud four men and two
children were XIII d and forty others
more or less seriously hurt, One of the
children killed was the son Of ), r. Ben
nett, Of Cairo, H., aud the other, three ear
old girl named Lizzie Bancroft of Philadel-
phia. Tw" of the men killed were William
kcuchlnl, Of Cincinnati, and Isaac Thorn
ton, of Iowa The names of the Others are
not given, OF the injured, Mrs. c. Brazcl-
ton, OF Iowa, has since died
A Rcd Cloud Agency telegram of the 22d
announces that the Indian Commissioners
had succeeded In clecting treaty with the
principal Sioux chiefs in regard to the Black
Hills, by the tc'ms Of which they agree TO
yield up all claims to that country and move
further SOUTH in consideration or certain
A Washington dispatch of the Esd says
the Superintendent of General Recruiting
had hccu di ottcd TO 70 ward 500 recruits TO
the Department of the South, as follows:
One hundred and fifty for the Second Infan-
try, at Atlanta; fifty for the Third Infantry,
at Holly Springs, Miss, aud 100 for The
Sixteen h Infantry, at Huntsville, Ala.
u ,,ps rat,,,f.I f,.,, NNaahtp4st.,,, al, a.,
4th that recruits had been obtained on the
frontier tor the $500 cavalry recruits autho-
rtzrd 10y Congress, and rocrm ing officers de-
tilcS IN Nebraska, Kansas and Wyoming
had been seat TO their regimen 5.
A Washington special Of the 24th states
that marine hospital surgeons of large cX-
pcrvnce in yellow fever bad bs2n detailed
by the superintendent of the Marine Hos
piAi Service 10 proceed to savannah and
furnish all possible assistance TO I've health
authorities iu preventing TIC further spread
"I The toutN1,ou among the Atlantic cost
elhe-, 10 was confidently believed that tbs
injection would not eNtoud north of the
ports whore 10 was then prevailing
disastrous Hood occurred in Forest and
IIo-a touuuys, ra., ON tho 2lst caused by
heavy rttu- suddenly raising the mountain
streams Two gauius uyar R.lstou were car
rivd away aud ta,ls occupants, sixteen in
number, were At drowned. one Of the fam.
tltes-namya Fprh--eonsi>tvd of father.
mother and Csc children, aud the other " as
made up of "a Mr. Cooper, his wife, six chill.
dren aud Mrs. Adam>. tl. mother OF Mrs.
Cooper, Oihcr lives are reported in other
sf 81, ...f ...
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04
Oatmeal in The Household.

IN Great Britain children of all
ranks are raised on an oatmeal diet
alone. because il causes them to grow
strong and healthful, and no better
food can possibly be found for them.
1t is also quite rs desirable for the stu
dent rs for the lahorer, and for the del
icate lady and for her Woodworking sis
ter; indeed. all classes would be
greatly benefited by its use, and dys-
pepSia. with all its manifold annoy
anceS. can be kept at distance. Dat.
meal is more substantial food, il IS
said. than veal, pork or lamb, and
quite equal to beef and mutton. giving
as much or more mental yigor, while its
great deSideratum consists in one 5 not
becoming weary of it. for il is as well
come Tor breakfast or tea as Is wheat
OF Graham bread. 1t can he eaten
With Sirup and butter as hasty-pud-
ding, or with cream and sugar, like
rice. 1t is especially good for young
mothers, upon whose nervous forces
too great a demand has been made,
and they lose the equilibrium of the
system and become depressed and dis
pirited Oatmeal requires To be cooked
slowly. and the water should be boil
ing hot when it is stirred in.-Bdld-
teiH'S Monthly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04

\ FIEND in Kingston, r. l.. has been
arrested for putting a pot&to-ong IN
his wife's stocking. His defense Is
that lac heard the bite would cause
loGkjaw.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04

Late intelligence from Prof. c. F.
Hart, Director of the Geological sur
vey of Brazil, announces that he is
about to send Il division of his corps
to survey the Amazonian country, in
connection with the explorations now
i'll progress along the coast and i'll
the south and central portions of Bra
I'll
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04

lT is only question of time when
foreign-made steel will cease to be I'M
ported.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
NbilaOclpbia Srief.

(gpH uutrrm rrStImS6iSrn gcrrrIronbsntsn,)
S9ila6elp 9ia, 10. Mai, '76.
Sier Gage lang Sur6manoerte t6 bic
oro6orti0en @ebGllSe I'M SairinOunt'
8arf. Sd 9ub mir Wtiibe, Die slnss
Itellnng ~ uerItebeu uno 3l Itdten uno
| fanS iblieBli6 ans, 6aB ite ben flitdtt'
gen 9eI6auer total uermirrt. Ste lit
etwas GclpUbnlides Su neHnen in benz
Sinue, oa6 Die Saupts, @rOBs llnb
S(cinBanOler Der @elt bierber tamen,
um ibre @anren 5u annOuciren. gluf
SieIc g(rt ma6t Sfanoinapien iein Gts
fen mo feline Pel;ebefannt, @allten iets
ne @eine uno ScioenitOffe, @0tbaD Iets
ne &aIcn, 8bilaSelpbia icine SrO9uen,
II. (. lp. Sollte eS ir9eno @iuen 9ebeu,
Der nid)t al bic @loQuenS, BOeIie, WiI'
IcnIhaft unO Sunlt be;ii9li6 Der iui1tis
0en glrt uno 99eiie 6es 9lnnOncirens
9laubt, lpirS er bier bel jebem S1ritte
anoercr MteinrIng iperoen. Die entbus
IiaItii6en umO 9cnerOIrt Wiitbeperber
limb 9tusIteller ii6erbieten iid sr9enieis
tia i'm SaIden na6 6em allmdGtt9cn
Dollar, lln6 1876 bilOet ben SObepunft
nidt Ses 9plocneu, aber Oe8 filSigen
Retailers. OaS Grbubene fat 2tefen
I0uobl pic SSben, rno bier - ab9eies
ben BON oen Ihmngi9cn WtOtiuen, Die
SaS SnoiuiSulln, bic Wtaiie rnO bic
Sermaltcr beBerri6en = lGBt ii6 Der
raItloIe SorwGrtsSrung iubtiler Sc
betmfrGftc, Ole uuauibiirlt6 fiir Sas
9iueli6lte unO 3wcdOtenli6ite in Der
9lr6eit, baS SSeole in Der Sunit uno bic
GrbebuuguuS@ ei6itellrrnS oerMcnibs
belt in Sample lino, 70 re6t fl0r uno
6eutli6 erfcnnen. SiS MIN bate bic
9luSItellung, pas ben @elbpunft anbe'
trifft, teiuen beIonOeren Grfolg. Sb'
9lei6!no6 lange ni6t fertig, btetet iie
So6 Sen 8eIu6ern reidlif 8elebrun9
m6 lluterba(ting. Wtulif eridallt int
Saupt0ebGibe uno In ben &empeln bes
Gpifllr, bic in unO auBerbal6 bes Iuss
ftellun0sgrunbeS mic. @iftpilSe in bic
ODbe i6o6en, ober bic @aite fommen
nur Siirftis gum @aiti6maus. Ole
fir SieIe @ele9enbeit errt6teten Geus
tennialsSOtelS, bic fd9is iino ie 1000
@dIte unb mebr Su beberber9en, ttno
fauln gum Drtttel beiest. Dte 2luss
Itellun0 miro MIR BON eiuer uerbaltniBs
m6Bi9 fleinen gluSabl beiudt, uub Rbt
la0elphta mtro tpobl berte tt1t tttebr
sSrembc innerbalb ieiner Mallern Bas
ben, uls 9tewsgort. Der 9runo bies
fiir lit flar uuS einfa6. 8dbreHo oaS
gan3e 90nS uuo bic Balbc Self Elm 9ros
beS Snterelle on bieIer gluSltelling ueb'
men, mabrenO bu6itGblt6 Wttlltonen
teire Miiibe i6euen piirben, tie ju be'
Iu6eu, 10 betra6tet PbtlaOelpbta, bas
BEN S6liiGet at iBr bdlt, bteielbe alss
i6ltesli6 at ietnem ipeSiellen 9ortbeil
anb SluseH seibaffen, uub Sttefelpuser
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
Grnennunsru Uum VraFOsntsn'

PrdIiSeut @rant bat Srn. $. Dor
ameron bon Sarrisblr9, Sobn Oes
Ser. Staaten Senators Cameron als
SriesssScfretdr, an Stelle bes @en
Seltnup crnauut,-9ie GrnennliuS Ses
Srn. Cameron fat inter bcn bielt9er
&epublitOnern srOBe Sreube oerlrIa3t
mie au6 9efrieOiSung untsr ben Oenac'
fraten, Oa er oieIe periUnli6c SrennoC
bier fat, unb aligcmeiu sea6tet 1T. Die
@abl 1T cine lpeit Sliidli6ere ais BIZ
bes 8eltnup, Sa man ni6t 9laubt, BAT
Sr. Cameron iid Su irScnS wsl6en cor
rupten 3peden sebrunden lOlien miro
@ir ielblt Baltcn ibn gu ebrlt1, I'm
ihb nit iOlden Sudcn abSuSeben; ilHr
oa cben cinmal bic Otepublifaner an
0iuoer iino, unO uatiIrli6 Elm Nepnblt'
faner bas glmt audi baben muB, 10
Iinb mir init Der 9lnitellun9 Ses Srn'
Cameron wObl suiricocn,-io lan9e er
iif 9ut behaved.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
Die briosn sruBrn:glatiu
tiuuru.

Die 3eit Der 3uiammentlInft Der
beioen 9rOBcn pOlitii6cn 9lotionals sGOlI'
ucutiOnen, tritt nit icOcm Gage nGber,
iuSem bic Olcpublifancr bic iBrigc aln
IA. SUM, unO Die Der Semofratcn am
27. Suni. = ctluu IA 1ugen ipater abs
balten, unS Swor Gritere III Cincinnati
uub 2etterC in Ct. 2onis.
@er nirS uObl nOmtuirt WerOen ?
Oieie Srase fat man i6On oft at llns
seri6tet, Obnc baB mir jeoo6 im Stan'
be wureu, bieIelbc lOicn IN fUnnen.
Ola6 ben reueltcn Stimmnn8en 81
nrtbeilen, i6eiut inter ben &epublifas
ugn Sr. GOuftim BON q. q. bic be-
ite stnsiidt Su bUben, uber mir Slauben
ni6t, baB CT in Cincinnati nominirt
wirb. @i69ti6 tUnnte cs iein, buB
@OuernUr $ aDS bon Sbic Ooer Sen.
SawleD bon Connecticut bic Nomina'
tiOu erbatt. @On @OO. $ q rtranft
lit feline 0ieSe meBr, ba bic 0tepublifaner
i9n SsBBulb: ui6t nOminiren WcrSen,
Deil, I'M Sall ieiner Grpablung, Der
SemOfratii6e 9ieutsnuut.@OUeruTr an
feline Stetle treten piirbe. SIM Sail
feiner Ser Oben9enannten MGuner nos
miuirt nirS, iOllte nidt etwa-@rant
Die domination erBalten ? @er fann
es pilIen?
9(uf bemofratiidsr Seite lieSt esilpt'
iaen @enerut $ aucOd, @r'@OperuOr
Barter bon gieiu. SerleD, Senator
8aDar6 bon Oeiuwarc, 8i6ter Oa.
uis bon 9ltiuuis, SenatOr GnSliib
BON Connecticut, @OUcrnTr E tlben
bon Stem. .gOrf, unS Sou. Senbrid s
BON SnStaua. Niu6 unircr sluii6t
wirS ieSu9 lueOsr ScnOridS nod Gil'
ben, ipeSer Suparb nod Gn9liib nOnis
ntrt, iOnbern Die @ubl Slpiiden 0aUis,
SancOd unO Yurfer Iic0eu. Sr9enO
elmer bieIer Manncr piirSe nit bem
srOBten @ntbuliasmuS pom SOlte be-
griist, un6 and erluGbIt pcrOeu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

@enn eS je Eeufsl III Meni6ense.
itatt CAB, 10 itnO. es Ii6er Die iOsenann'
ten ,,MollD Muouircs, beltebenb aus,
ftlieBlib ans Srlanoeru, BON Neneu
cine srOBc 9luSGbl SeSenwartiS III
9Ottspille Uerbuftet iin6, uuO ibrem
GerbUr iuesen taltblilttser GrmOrouue
perI6isoeuer 9iir9er entseSen ieben,
Sad bem bereits abgelesten 3euSnillt
msbrerer Serielben, idieu ibr gauges
Streben Oas seWeien 81 iein, SeOen 81
ermOrben, Der ibnen OppOnirte. SieIe
MOllD WtasuireS iuarcn es, bic Die
S6ulb oil ben uussebebnten ,,StrifeS"
in ben 9Obleu9esenScn truoeu, rno Iid)
Se9en Gebt unO @eIes auflebuten.
Solde Mtenfden uerSieuen feline
g(6tuns BON ibren re6tli99eIinnten
2anSsleuten, nnO fat ielbit ber ullses
neiu befanntc unO bO6sea6tcte GrS.
8ii6Of @OOb BON 8bilaOelpbtq, bas
Saupt Der futbOlii6en STRIDE, anf
ben Die SatBOlifen pObl init Stol3 Bile
den Siirfen, Oieic WtOllb Masuires
i6on ldn9it aus ullcm Serbanb BON Der
Stride uusgeitOBen.
Sn alien 9dnSern sibt sS iOlde blut.
siiritiSe Menideu, bic einen @efallen
am Wfen9elmorO' Su bubsn fdsinen.
Sliidli6 biirfeu mir ms 9llle i6aten,
NaB ben Wtollb @ta9uires menisItenS
iett Elm GnOSisl SeIett lit,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

Sie gr5Oi63cle &biIuoeIpbia, beitebenb
ans ben Counties 8erfS, Buds, Gar
bon, Gbeiter, SeIuluare, 9ebi9b, @Ont'
9OmerD, Southampton uub S6nDIfiII
foil inter 100000 Ginwobncrn 250,.
600 SatboIifen sdbIcu unb PIG 8ricitcr
bubcn. philadelphia iinO 100 4}ric'
iter uno uuber Der GatbcOraIe Al fatbo'
IiIds &irden.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

Gin pruhates SsiImitteI. - %atrid
SeOnnor bon 8biIobeIpbiu, bate in
leBter 8sit ttarf 9etrunfen unO, Inn ion
81 clirlreIIs CAB ibm feline Srou lno cine
9etuiiis Wlarb Gong fiir3lid cine 0oHs
NauoalIlInl Grtrinft iebt feiuen Srop.
fen msbr, Ssnn er 1T an Dem $silmittel
--9sltorben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

Go beibt, Die @cnniDIpunia unO an
bsre Giienbobn. 8selidufteu beubIid.
tisteu Die Subrprciic gu bsm Gentsn
niaI bsrab3ufebeu elm Sdritt, Der febr
gu wiulden mare, Oenn GicIe fuiirOen
bunn eber fib busn bciuesen IufIcn, bic
BeItansfteuuns au beludsu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

pObntc Sr. @Ottfricb $ODIer
ais &cprdicntOnt Der ,Gintrodt.9Ose"
bon $arriSbur9 Ncu Sibunstu Der
@rOb. 9o0e bel.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
Eolole Nrnl9kcltcu.
X0nsastcr. @1.
nnerIta9 @fai %, 1875.

Scr S6wei3er u@ritIi'Gercin" bon
Quucuiter tuirO AM &fn9itmoHtu9 cine
QanNpurtie nuf OtofD Springs abbuI.
tru
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

4nIelIuns. - @eOr9 q. Wiiftin
bon Columbia, bat cine @niteIIuu0 ais
9(9ent ouf Der @enniDIUuniu Giicnbubn
erbolteu
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25


-
9ubensnertb. - Ser n nSu0eno.Ser.
Elm" Der Neuti6eu epbunuS. .@cmcinbe
in 2anfaitcr, mill cine 8Iofe bon 1000
@funO @epidt fir Die STRIDE onlbaifen,
peIde 3u gbren NeS 1OOidbri9en Sc.
burtstuocS Der Omcrifaniiden SfepnbIif
am 4ten SuIi Den 0un5en Sag 9cI6utet
lucroen IOII. - 9ie @emeinOe luiu ipd.
ter uu6 sluci anNere 8IOfen onFaufen.
0ei6luKeu.-9ic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
llbren.Subrif bat Iid 8cSlunnOcn 8cic.
ben, ibre 8sIddftc Al ibliebcn, bo boS
oo3u pcrtuenbetc 8upitoI, man bari cS
luobl iaecu, peridpenbet OOcr her
I6IcuNert luuroel 8IoS bunbcrt &ouienb
Dollars Iino iuiebrr gum @ufuf.-So
9cbt cS nit beinnbe allen bCrorti9cn I'm.
ternebmuneen. 8ucrit iudt man SOI'
DIE, Die etluoS 8eIb babcn Sn belue9cn,
Elm oOcr etIi6e Sdorcs 3u ncbmcnj bat
man bOburd binIdu9Iib 8cIO 9enu9
bciiummeu, 10 luirO buS @cibdft un9e.
fonscu. Slufun9S 9cbt oIIcS I'M SInrt
bus. 9ie @iu9clueibten MAIDEN" luaS
,,0emabt" ipsrOen fam, bis auf einmOI
es beibt: es fcbIt al @cIo Sic SOIocn
iiub, bab bas 8eiddft fuIIirt, Die germ.
0eu StudbaIter uIIeS uerIieren, nnb Die
Sabrit unter ben Sammer bes SderiffS
fommt! giniee 8eni9e, bic bic mel.
iteu SlntbeiIe im @si6dft buben, faufsu
Die Subrif, uuN fanaeu buun uuf eieene
Soften pisOer an, bo eS iid iebt bef.
fer be3abItl Ser SIrmc luirO ub0c.
itreift, unO Der Steide ,mudt f6."
60 mar eS nit Der SObItuaaren.Sa
in Marietta, uno init nod anberen Sa.
brifen Die mir nennen fonntsu, uhO 70
pirO sS uud nit onOcrn ioIden Inter.
nebmnnOcu 9eben. llnlcr Satb lit ;
Siitet eild UOr ibncui cS 1T nidt al
les Sob mas 9Iln3t
SeitSem obi0eS 9eldrieben, bnben ii9
spei Der 9eiddftSfiIbrer g. y.
QIoamS uno G. $. &errD) aHf ofener
Strabe gang onitauOis bur6gepril9elt.
Sine @riminuItIase 1T unban9iG &C.
mnd1t lpprben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

Ser ,,Srantliu Sain" Der Il. 8. ..
BON Columbia, beubli6ttSt, am PfiiuSits
Moutus Elm ,GentenniaL Ric Olic" in
SeiIe'S @al66cn abSubulteH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
Sin Bulsbrrderii6ss VSuseitiid llll,

Sin Balsbrc6eriibes gSageItilf lIlI'
tcrnubm oil rinem Der ICBtCn Slbcnbe in
Connecticut ein illn0er brutlbcr @fann,
@amcnS Seinrib Sinf. Gr bate mil
cincm 8cfaunteu Die @cttc 9cmadt, tr
lperoc bcn Sburm Der CT. Soicpb'S Sir
dc, un Der g6e bon 0Dnn uno SonrcIitr,,
pcI6cr cine S0bc hon 260 SUP bat, e.
fl6ttCrn. SIbenbS I'M ott llbr trot Der
8a0eboIS bic toIIfiibnC Iciie al. Gr
flettcrtc pom Sro.tuir nn cinem 8libab.
letter cmpur uuO critie9 9IildIi6 bnS
&rcB ouf Der SpiBe bcS 8bnrmeS.
Ho6Oem CT in Der idUinocInoen SObe
iubcInb icin &Oihcntnd 0cidwcnft trnt
CT ben nidt miuOcr oef0brIi6Cn StiIf'
lues oil mo 9eIon9te WubIbebaItcn luic'
Der unten an, I'M unter Den SrabOrnfen
eiuer 3abIreitb ucrlOmmeIten Wenideu'
men9c Den iduer errun9encn FreiS aus
Der SanO OsS SdiCbSridtcrS i'll Gm'
pfung gu ncbmcu. Ser Giuiab betrn9
500.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

9as "Cross-Key Hotel" in StruB.
burg, 2onfuitcr GuuntD, bus bon $rn.
San, @OttS oebuItcn miro, luurOe am
9onueritus 9IbcnN bon 9icben I'M mebr
benu $50 beraubt. SicS 1T idlon OaS
9ucitemoI, bab Sr. q. iuncrbuIb pcni'
0er 8o6en beruubt luuroC.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
OemDfra ratiI6eS
GIeFtpral= TtG E t..

Senatortots Gleftoren.
Gtarl,s @. 9a6altp. Samuel Q. WiI ion
8enrH{entattu G(eftoren.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05
MOCaE'S.
nh4

BOUND TO BIZ SoLD-To make room for a
large stock of Stationery coming from the
East. Win sell for tho next sixty days, AT
COST. $50 reams Of paper, 200 bottles OF Ar
nold's writing ~1uid-quart bottles 81 per
bottle; a very large assortment of bound
ledgers, dayDooks, journals, etc.. cheaper
than you can got them from San Francisco.
and various other articles in the stationery
the mandatory go lamps Of oil descriptions,
and will sell them 20 per cent. cheaper than
any house in Eureka. Also a very large
amount of Patent MeGici es, 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 tho sick.
l.. GERRY, M. D.
ja20tf City Drug Store, Eureka, New.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05

RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT
r. NJ. Beatty resigned his office of
Justice of the Peace yesterday, and the
Board Of Commissioners at a special
meeting, called for the purpose, APP
pointed John Il. Baker to fill the va
cancy. Judge Beatty has business in
California which requires his presence
there Tor about three weeks, at the ex-
piration of which time he will return
and resume the duties of the office as
Justice, it being the understanding, we
believe, that he is to be reappointed
upen his return, Mr.. Baker having
consented TO take the experimentation
porarily, that the public may not be
inconvenienced from the absence Of
Judge Beatty. We advise evil-doers
20 be cautious how they conduct them
selves during Mr.. Bakers adminlstra-
ton, for he SAYS he intends to admin
lister the law fully as strictly as his
predecessor, and will stand no callar-
uping in his court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05
c ~tNTELLlGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.
Arri walls East Night.
Departures Yesterday,
rEHSahNAL.

A. Skillman, proprietor OF the White
Pine NeWs, arrived last evening from
Pogonip. We haven't seen him yet,
but understand that he will tarry in
the Base Range until Monday.
Judge Lloyd Frizell arrived here
day before yesterday from Ward dis
trict, where he has been looking after
his mining property.
r. M. Beatty and wife left this morn
ing for San Francisco. They intend TO
return in about three weeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05

LESS THAN SIX THoUsAND.-W. H.
Shaw, superintendent of the Jackson
Company, informs us that the item we
copied from a San Francisco paper OF
the loss of the company by the defal-
cation of the lale secretary, RI. =.
Kibbe, was a mistake SO far as the
amount was concerned. The loss was
something less than $4,000, instead OF
upwards of $4,000 as stated in the
item. The secretary had collected the
money for assessments and instead or
depositing it in the name of the COM
pany used it for his own private pur-
poses.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05

ATTENTION, HooRs.-There will be a meet
ing held in the room in the rear of Tommy
Douglas saloon, next Saturday evening.
February 5, at O'Clock. The names of all
members not present will be stricken from
the roll. as every member is well aware,
our regular monthly meeting is on the first
Tuesday Of every month, and there will be
no excuse for any member even if he should
not sec this advertisement.
7. s. DOUGLAS, Foreman.
ALE. CHARTZ. Secretary. 12-5t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05

ORATOR OF THE DAY.-At a meeting
of the Directors of the Damphool Assoc
citation last evening at the Goat Ranch,
Senator Laine, of California, was unan-
imously chosen to deliver the Grafton
on the first day of April next, at the
laying OF the corne stone of the In
Urinary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05

No BELLs.-There is a collar and ell
bow saloon in this town which has a
couple of private poker rooms in
which there are no bells. When the
PLAYERS want to call the barkeeper
they fire off a six-shooter. One shot
means "more cards." and two reports
signifies "whisky straight"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05
=. DOUWTIHJ, IUTBI1HH.
ALE. CHASTI. Secretary. t2-5t

TAKE NoTICE.-Former members of the
Hook and Ladder Company are requested to
return to Tommy Douglas, Foreman all hats
and belts in their possession belonging to the
company. By doing so they will save trouble,
as a committee will be appointed to collect
all property of that kind belonging to the
f2-5t ALE. CHARITY, Sec'y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05
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P. STELER has ust returned from San Fran
cisco with tho largest stock Of diamonds,
watches, silyerwarc, jewelry, etc.. and the
largest and most attractive assortment OF
Christmas goods generally that was ever dis
played in Eastern Nevada. Call at his store
and examine and price the goods. and you
will be certain to purchase before you leave.
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