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rnsisg Brcnd and VIVA wns ghse
Mater.


Water.
Milk and lime water are now ire.
qucntly prescribed by physicians in
cases Of dyspepsia and weakness Of the
s,omach, and in some cases, to our
knowledge, the diet has proved very
beneficial. Many persons who think
good bread and milk a great luxury
frequently hesitate to cat 1t, Tor the
reason that the milk will not digest
readily. Sourness If the stomach will
often follow. But the experience Of
many will testify that lime water and
milk is not only food and medicine at
an carly period of life, but also at a
later, when, ms in the case Of infants,
the functions of digestion and assimi.
lation have been seriously impaired.
A stomach taxed by gluttony, irritated
by improper food, infiamed by alcohol,
enfeeblcd by disease, or otherwise UNI
fitted for Its duties, as Is shown by the
various symptoms attendant upon in
digestion, dyspepsia, diarrhca, dysin'
terry, and fever. will resume its wor K
and do it energetically on an exclusive
diet Of bread and milk and lime water.
A goblet Of cows milk, to which four
tablespoonfuls oflime water have been
added, will agree with almost any per
son, will he agreeable to the stomach
whea other food is oppressive, and will
be digested when all else fails to afford
nourishment
The way to make lime water is t.
procure few lumps Of unslacked lime
put the lime in a stone jar, add wstel
until the lime is Stacked and is abou
the consistence of thin cream. Thu
lime will soon settle and leave cleal
and pure liquid at the top, which i
lime water. As the water is taken GU
more should be added, aud the lint
should be frequently stirred up ant
allowed to settle.
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Hoe MichIOaa Keats fhe Jb'osid.

Hoo Michigan Keats the ~ Grid.
81 suppose there are plenty Of saw
mills over in your State" said a Chi
cago man to a party from Michigan,
the other night.
"wail. ! shud say there wuz," 70
piled the Michigander. ,"Why. sir.
Michigan is gestiu' 90 dern, full ofsaw'
mills that you eau hardly meet a man
over there with more'n two fingers on
a hand" -.
And sticking up paw ON which
dwelt d lone digit as proof Of his asser-
ton. he quickly continued;
eve shook hands With can myself.
-[Chicago Tribune.
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Tvs "e s"'"e ".'e' ''!s W, ',u'9
~" ''"''' VS." N"''o W .'e" 800.
'"e "'"e' ""' ae" "s'
s"nke" eyesA'' my" e"eeN '
down o" I'VE steps Q, g,O,c'.' 's'u,
several o'"'''' We ''"'' '''"'' ""''
"'keo'
"e''ue'aen' WY " ~" 49,
hVe ." Tue ''' y, "V'N ''N ~
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"Va'1' ' o' , -
qua, ~"" ,'""''" w." n.y., g..
49, 81 a..
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o.:IL;.L.a. sc,,o "5v n, !,
,.o,.or sa;J III, had n r;c,ure of "De
S.., ','..a,o.;ma ,,o ron,h ., The Mis-.
,'.,.. ,,;.,.a;l, H. uord.
",r { wo,o r,a;o % be seen ON the
nm ,h,, s.ll on, Of hi, vest pocket.
.C~.',,...on ,h;. Gee do,t tally ~
,.,,nn,,Ir romorlsa T.rbee, ..None
:, rou h.vo nj, tho doscr;n,;o, within
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AN Erie merchant. who settled with
his check an amount he owed a Pitts.
burgh firm, and was reminded by the
latter that there remained ten cents
due us they "oould not stand the
exchange" got even with his torment
ors by getting together ten Of the larg.
ost-sized coppers he could find aud
sending them ON by express TO Pitts
burgh, leaving to their recipients the
duty of paying twenty-five cents for
charges.
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C'ONDENSED TINE
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINZ.
TRAINS GOpNG sOlIa.


fss~nrers On l.. &. a I. X. d. l~h.rt IiDrl ,. N.
a J. u. H., q. A. ". u. o. ami u. = Mail LIN,
sieameIs eonneci al Lonisyille with TRAIN No
L. TRAIN M. coan.cts AZ Lrlanon Janeti.u
With Train Ne. IS Gof all lninis sn knos,ille aaa
Nv hnaoi'd hfanches. Train No. d e.nnsets al Lea
anon Junction with Train Ne. from ali paints 10,
the Armphis anil Montgomery Llnes, al iehanan.
with Stages 10 and iSoni spring held tanlpllls,Il
tolunibia aud tirrsnshafs; al Aiithslls6urg, wiu,
stages 10 and nom PcrTy lille aud narrOishurr A,
lahNtllr Stati1n with stage 10 aud fron, ilau,ii.
ti} Al STANDARD with siaRes 10 aud ifuni sana.tset.
~ kichh,ond Junction 10 aud fruni points hetxsep
,hsIe and Livingston; NJ hehinond with stages 10
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Ar the end of an Indiana marriage
ceremony the bride advanced grace
fully to the clergyman and requested
him 10 announce the hymn, "Ths is
the way long have sought"
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l'nE latest impro' ement in mills
for grinding wheat. cte., consists in
the use of porcelain rollers for crush
ing the wheat previous to submitting
il % the millsioncs. The result is an
improvement 10 the quality Of the
-four, and larger yield in a given
time.
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"TnE happiest life of woman is
perhaps attained when she adopts the
opinions Of reasonably intelligent
husband, and cOpscieniisusly thinks
they arc her own."
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"Whats the use ofa man putting hi
name ON sisn twice. asked man.
pointing 10 one that read, ~. u. We
Ter, Jewellcf. f.i
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NV Ap,rRrisrnrsrs.
WESTERN LANDS
NOM esrEAp s.

n you want reliable information, vhcrc and how
10 get cheap FARM. ~ government Home.
land Commissioner tAwtcnce, krnsa. aud rcy eive
gIafis a copy offhe Kansas fseiae Homestead.
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UNITE
10 III " M mi
IO III IX ~ In VI u ~ IN
- -
Ss'"S "S
ps u.u-.t. S.us..a.. ts-s
rH" r'e"'""s "'F''"vV' =, '"'"'
nj Vourbou Couuty. Nv. Fair.
So. a.. -,
what the Awarding TOM
m,s... 81 a.. poo.
have 10 say.
-
The rra~nn why the undersigned svsristi 10 the
Remington sewing Machine the premium over all
','n,. anJ ,.,. ush,s, han ,,hr, ,.,sb,re-
-'"'''' WV"
CT pttIAKF. CIV. HIGGINS.
y .NpSnr N NJ ApNIR
kw,,ti,, C,,,,,,,t...
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

TN sale, al Gnatly Esiacel Rates II al th. 1k.s-
81 Omss-, aud ~ Waluut sireet tsil-,n llou.s,
Cinrnhaii, where all Information gill h. eheei h.lly
given, 90 b, a.dus.inF either ~ the under snsSl
CONWAY Il. How ARD,
tcucfal Ticket aud ias-slgsf Agrnt
EichlA"nl Va.
&. W. M,fARLAND,
Western Passenger Agsut. C,scinaaii.
4. 4, lOtStI
22i-if Western Travelling ATrni, Cincianaii.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

UNt HVNHNEU NNNFIF IN EHITIUN,
Containing a complete list u al the t"vn, In the
Initrd states. the reuitcf- ard the is-miniun Of
Canada, having q popuisti-n grrafef than ,o.o
corlns :" the last cen-a- ter,riher With the
~ the newspapers having the largest local crruls-
ton In each ~ the plscs- named. Also cstalsxuc
Of newspapers vhich recommended to Advertisers
giving greate~t value IN pripision 10 ptic-
charged Alsp sii nsv.vaper- In the q ni,ri state
aud tcnnda printing over h,t0l c,,pies eeh t--ue.
49,, 81 the Religious, Agricultural ~cten'iac aud
iionsl, Ccmla. rciai, ir.ursncs, Rrsi f.,s,c iav,
~p.rtins. Mustesi Fashion, AMI other ry.<ial eln.-
l0urnsis very cc,apets lists r'--thrr vith c,ra-
~ tie Ia ~ ever sn,'erusas rsfsr. printr IN the
United States A.ioan cay URN advertising; many
tables u rate, sho~ing the cost u advertising IN
var'ous ncwSpalSrs, aud eyefything Witch he
sim ~ H. si,rr'i.inr would hike ~ tnow. Adlr--
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A. No. l. u Is rightly nsm~l the Golden Tongue.
best Offer ever given. Money refunded uIpn ~
,urn Of organ, and frei hi charges raid by me Dan
ties, trial cfGye day. 6,Srs. ~yrsa,sI &c GO ~,
ycars. send ior eStsnied list IL ie-timonials ts
tore bayins rariar Organ Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U.s.A.
UCTI0yrrKs.
I'LL nrs"'
GENERAL AUCTIONEEIs,
STAFFORD. KY.
VIII attend sales In Linculn aud adjoiniir caun.
ties. His changes are m"ierate. 2ti
J.M HIGGINS
AUCuONEER 4 REAL ESTATE AG'T,
stanford, Lincoln Co., Ny.
wnL attend all public salc-, and chary- REASON
alb. prices. nt
TkAiNM
PasSngrr Trains, North. 7:0 AN
| Passenger Tuiu-, south. 52j ".
| FREIGHT Trains. North, 91i 4. NJ
| Freight rains, SOUTH, 30 y. NJ
| NAILS.
Somerset Mail cluSss i'm A. n, st-.n- Oo T. "
| Louisville Mail closes s2o 4. NJ, op-ns t0o T. N
/ OIrn. s.05 A ~.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
| CiiRiSTiAN.-Servicese every sabbath rrearh-
Ing by Elder y. Ballou LIST 3r aud ith, at ~ A. ~
| sunday seh,Ol meets at A. ". Joseph severance
Superintendent.
BAPTisT.-Res,ular Services 2nd and iih Sab.
baths, at ~ A. NJ. Rev. ". ". IlaTri-, lastor
SUNDAY sehool. at .. n. T. Barrow, Superintendent
METuoDIsT.-Rev. q. c. overstrcet Pastor
Preaching every sabbath, morning aud night
SUNDAY school, al o J. g, Copper, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN, NORTH Rev. :. = McI,ob
.ris breaches and aud ith siblaiLs, at II A. N.
y. NJ mi
breaches isi and 5rd S1bbaihs, morning aud nisht.
sunday school, at .. y. h. Teyis, Superintendent.
COURT DIRECTORY.
cihcuir.-rhird Monday In April aud October.
VI. ". Ow-iey, Judge; George Denny, IT,, Common
xeal,h.s Attorney; y. n Llmisi"n, Clrrk.
COUNTY k.isg Monday, each month. j. A.
i;y,le, Jw' 80 5xn BL'in. clersi fontuine Fox
roIICE.--J II. Drnnis, judge; John Dui,Ierar.
MARSHAL, wv ca..,s lI,i AT SATURDAY, each month
QUAETERLN.-s-coDdM ou,lay In March, june.
september asd bSeemler. J. A. Lytlc, Judge.
COUNTY OFPICERs.-- A. 81. Frland, sherii.
y y Carter, Assessor j. VI. Hiatt, Coronrr; =. ~
i'htiirs, tommon School Commissioner, W. II. II.
Hooker, Couniy Treasurer.
STAMFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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BAKERY.
Bruce Iiousc.
HARDWARE
Campbell Miller.
PHYSICIANS
y. y. lrusheari.
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HATS CARS, &c.
Us DERrAKERs.
J. u. stag.
LIVERY STABLES.
Fortnian a Ovens.
MERCHANT TAIIOGs.
= y. Maihs.y.
DRUG STOKES.
Au.l A
cLoTllISG 4 GENT rURSIsiiisG GOODS.
\. b Tesis.
HOTELS.
Myers IIotel,
J. u. Owens. Proprietor,
GRIsr MILLS,
buffalo steam Grlss.
john W. Itsut rrprisios.
stanford Female College.
staniorl Seminary.
Dr. A. y. MARKHAM.
d. Ire =. Huffman,
MILLINERY
Mr.. NJ, h, Davies.
}. u. Craig.
AUcrIONEERs.
u. Z. Bush.
y, NJ. Higgins.
DRY GOODS.
!, H. cnig
seseraneea Milhr
ooSrEcuoSEhiEs. ae.
Canpl,sll Miller.
. b MaiheDy.
BOOTS AND SHOES, dc.
N. w. Tesis.
s :; s Sss' Z Miller.
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My psntsloon system as a speciality IL an &c
ny le'iscd susceas, being ofigi nal and suited "
.e's ants VI every CUSTOMER. l5s-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29

The JEWISH HoLiDAY.-The jew
ish Fast OF the Day of Atonement was
generally observed by the Hebrew
ctiz.ns of this TO wn, yesterday, by the
closing of places Of bu Siness aud roll
gious services, the members of the
faith assembling at Odd Fellows Hall
for public worship, and many of them
abstaiuing entirely from food and
drink during the twenty four hours
which constitute the time of the feast.
The services OF the synagogue were
conducted by Messrs. Banner ana
Rosenthal, and Mr.. ). Goldstone de
livered "A short discourse, in which he
briefly reviewed the history OF the
Jewish people and the prosecutions
they had undergone through ages, aud
congratulated his co r~eligionists that
to-day, in this free land, they enjoyed
full liberty Of conscience, with every
avenue OF laudable effort open to them;
and concluding with an earnest prayer
Tor tho welfare of those in authority in
the Government, and invoked the
blessing OF Divine Providence on the
members OF the congregation and on
israelites throughout the world. The
remarks of MIR. Goldstone were very
appropriate and were delivered in a
Keeling II effective manner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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 FRENCH process,
guaranteed to stand fire for six months; also
a large assortment of chimneys dyes 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 fre-proof chimnoys, 50 cents
each. Ives fre-proof chinneys, . cents
each. Gameeock student chimneys, p cents
each. Sold at the City Drug Store by
% l.. TERRY.
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N0gFG'S.
aplo

WILL BE ASSEMBLE. Hamilton requests
us to state that he will in a few days visit
White Pine on professional business. He
will be absent from Eureka seg eral days. In
the meantime, any person desiring anything
in the dental line should call on him at once.
sen2O. II
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RETURNED Crittenden Thornton
returned from California on Wednes-
day nights train. He had been absent
about two weeks.
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LOST = YESTERDAY "A point lace
handkerchief. The finder VIII he suit
ably rewarded by leaving it at S.
Ashim's store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29

COAL RECEIPTs.-An average of 1900
bushels of charcoal is now being re-
ceived daily at the bins of the Rich
mond Company. This involves an
expenditure of $3.50 each day.
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CHARcoAL.-lhe Golden Rule Store has re-
moved from old quarters to the house form
eriy occupied by Sandy Var Alstine as a sa-
loon. Bottom figures on everything sold.
Everything guaranteed as represented, and
sold cheap for cash. s3-tf
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CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
L a candidate for CONSTABLE Of Eureka
TOWNSHIP, sub ect to the action Of the Eu-
reka Republican Township Convention.
au25-td ALE. CHARTZ.
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WATCHES and jowoiry neatly repaired. il
you want to nave your watches and jeaelry
repaired in a workmanlike manner, go to p,
STEERS jewelry store. one door south of $,
Ashim Il Co., Main street. 22-apl6tf
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FIVE THOUSAND CIGARS at twenty-five and
a half dollars per thousand, cash, at the
Golden Rule Store, one door south of Paxton
& Co.'s Bank. sl3
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MINERS, ATTESrIoS.-Th Golden Rule
Store has roved to new quarters one door
south Of Messrs. Paxton & Co.'s bank, where
you can go and find the usual assortment Of
miners underclothing, o~vcralls, jumpers. ci-
gars, tobacco, cutlery, stationery, notions,
otc. s3-tf
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M8IET'S.
apl9

Nortcg TO TgAMsrERs.-The Golden Rule
Store has been removed from the old stand
to that formerly occupied by Sandy Van Al
slime, one door south Of Paxton * Co bank.
Go there, boys, and see Joe when you come to
town. s3-tf
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

T JAC0BY HEREBY ANNOUNCES
-. himself as a candidate for the Office of
County Commissioner of Eureka County
short term-on the Republican ticR ct, subject
to the action Of the Republican County Con-
~vention of said county. sp27td
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MOCET'S.
apl9

FouND.-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
X Co., bank, cheap for cash. s3-tf
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!

VNHIS is TO CERTIFY THAT | FORBID
L all persons trusting any one on my ae-
count, after this date, without a written order
from mo. MRS. j. pOPLIN.
Eureka. New. Sept, 18th, 1876.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

NDREW d. HASKELL Is A CANDI-
N date for COUNTY CLERK, subject to
the decision of the Republican County Con-
%yention. sl5-td
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MOCErS.

B~ArHING.-J. NJ. Va. Moody gives notice
that hereafter the price of baths at his place
will be Fifty Gents sj-lm
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A GOOD NoMtNATIoN.-We notice
that u old friend and fellow.wrestler-
with the.wolf during the early days of
Reese river, George ID. Coburn, has
been nominated for the Assembly by
the Republicans of White Pine county.
George, barring his politics, is as good
and true "a man as aver broke the
bread of life or shared his last dollar
With a friend in want. He once repre-
scented Lincoln county in the lower
branch of the State Legislature, and
was IN honest and faithful member.
We predict if any person is nominated
on the Republican ticket in White Pine
county, that George will be the man.
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENT. - The
Methodist Conference, recently held at
Reno, appointed Rev. John Grey as
pastor for Eureka district tor the en-
suing year.
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FOR COUNTY RECORDER.

I'VE ARE AUTH0RIzED TO An
w nounce w. A. DURLEY as a candi-
date for the Office of County Recorder, sub
jeet to the decision of the Republican County
Convention. sp9td
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street Quotations-5:s0 y. VI.


Arrivals and Lcparrurcs.
Al tak ECEEx. ASD rAEtstuK RAILROAD
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
GzOng Eprm-l
FOR U TREASURER.

MALCOLM McCuAlG Is A CANDI-
vi date for County Treasurer, subject to
the decision Of the Republican County Con-
y~ention. sp27td
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rEhsoNAL.-Hon. A. G. Cleavland,
" white Pine, was in town last night.
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ARRESTED o LARcENY.-Spanish
Belle, a courtezan of the Lower Level,
mas again come to g%rief--this time on a
charge OF grand larceny. She was ar
rested Yesterday afterno9a on a COM
paint OF Jenny Jensen, a female in "a
similar line of business, who alleges
mat Spanish Belle stole $50 from her
on wednesday night. She will have
an examination before Justice Beatty
Today, and not being able to furnish
asl,ooo bond is confined in Jail. The
woman was arrested on a somewhat
similar charge q few weeks ago, but
escaped from the clutches of the law.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL Cow
MirrEE.-In our advertising columns
viii lie found a call Tor a meeting of
the Democratic County Central Com
mittee next Saturday %evenir< at I
o'clock, at the law office of HI house
& Davenport. a full attendance is re-
quested, as business Of importance is
TO be transacted.
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REPUBLICAN Recommendations
PINE.-The following is the ticket nom
mated by the Republican County Con-
vention of White Pine, held at Ham
ilton last Wednesday,: Senator, II. A.
Comins; Assemblymen, Geo. ID. CO.
burn, s. 5. Burt, o. III. Grey, Charles
Kimball; Sheriff, Ed. Raum; Clerk,
w. II. Forrest; Recorder, VIM. Tim
son; Assessor, J. b. Williamson; Treas
urer, VIM. Pardy; Supt. Public In
struction, DR.. Herriek Commissioners,
long term, $. 5. Woodin; short term,
Sam. Mosier.
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PoGoNIP. - At sunrise yesterday
morning, and for an hour afterwards,
the mountains bounding the town on
the east Were enveloped in a regular
White Pine pogonip, which entirely
obscured them from view. An early
rising but prejudiced Republican drew
an aaugury from the circumstance Of
the pogonip and remarked that the at
mosphere looked Hayesy. For this
prejudiced view of things, AMI for the
originality Of the pun, he will proba-
bly, he rewarded in heaven-if there is
u heaven for Republicans. As pogonip
is not a haze, but simply the clouds
lying on the mountains, the proper
slew to be taken of the situation, was
that it was somewhat clouded.
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THERE are a great many men in
our town who want office badly
enough, bat haven't the courage to say
so,-H"mboidt Register.
which Is not the case in Eureka.
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For COUNTY COMMISSIONER OLoNa
TERMl-Under the head of " Now To-
day" will be found the announcement
of w. II. Stowell as a candidate for
the long-term County Commissioner
ship. Mr.. Stowell commenced bust
ness in Eureka during the earliest set
element of the place; has grown up
with the town, with the welfare and
prosperity of which he is fully inter
ested and Identified. He is a cOmpe-
tent business man, honest and relia-
BILE, and if he is nominated by his par
ty the people of the county will have
good material to choose from as be-
tween him and the Democratic nomi-
nee for that OIL 20.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29

TYPO CoN.-Letter Of the 18th says:
I send you assay shipment No. l5l-
$4,000 20; No. l~52-$4,4l9 80. Our 9th
level east is still in good ore; the mine
generally is improving. We have
about five hundred tons of very fair
smelling ore out on the dumps and in
the furnace ore house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29

oSdRATEFUL.-A citizen who had
in'ehded being a candidate for the
nomination for a certain Office before
tne republican county Convention,
yesterday learned to a certainty that he
nau a no earthly show OF receiving
sne same. The knowledge that such
was the case caused him considerable
uisgust, and he observed to a friend
.nat Solomon eve said a truer thing
.nan when he remarked that Repub-
means were ~ungrateful.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29
FOR SHERIFF.

VI date TOR reelection to the office Of Sheriff,
subject to nomination by the Republican
County County Convention. sp5td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29

oS GuARD.-Since the attempt to
SCI hre to the Hong Lee store in China
'own' the owners of the property have
several Chinese watchmen engaged to
guard their premises. Shouldany one
DC caught in the act there will be live.
mes in the Chinese quarter, with
the Hop Wo Company to the front.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
FOR CONSTABLE.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
AND CORONER.

DR. A. C. BISHOP Is A CANDIDATE
~ for Public Administrator and Coroner,
to the decision of the Republican
County Convention. se2i-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
AND CORONER.

TAR. w A. SPINKS Is A CANDIDATE
IL for Public Administrato and Coroner,
subject to the decision Of the Republican
County Convention. SOB