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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
TIE III LhR
Martinsburg Matters.

From the Statesman and Independent we
Gull The following
DR.. johnson has leased the Continental Hotel
Martinsburg has eleven Churches and one
DistiIlery.
Martin.burg is Il miles long from North 70
South. Z of a. uile wide. and compac ly built
The Grantbam Hal, third-story has been
handsomely fitted up for the use of Robert
White Lodge of Ma .ons
The Catholic congregation have added large
" T. their Cemetery and are having a
substantial s,on ewall erected.
The scholars Of the Catholic school are
making arrangements To- give an Exhibition in
the basement room Of the ST. Josephh's Cath
nlic Church, on the evenings Of tie oath and
25lh.
or a number Of cattle brought in by W
I SnodgrasS one, two AMI a half years old,
weighed twenty-five hundred and thirty lbs.
Rev Dr. REGISTER made an official visit to
Lonoak Female Seminary, Rcv. = livde,
Principal, and expressed entire satisiacti"i
with the able and efficient management of the
School. aud was grattied with lis success aud
future prospects.
The Clerk Of the Corporation and a member
of the Council had misunderstanding and a
"sei-to. on Saturday. and n; the >ug .e>tinn OF
the Mayor invested So each fr City improve
mcutS.
The patrons and friends # the school a
Mr.. Harrison and Ma, Hunter were cuter-
tained with vocal aud instrumental music co.
4 1t. q Loo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.
'I'ilE subscriber win "a upon o. fsrn ~ Jatr
1 Nnorr. = 81 ui'e irau Hilouery. 3 riles
from Chafiestpun. a. io o'cisck.
On wednesday. March Ist, '76.
III Fai'aairg Property
FIVE IIOTR-f.=

Four OF Which o. god Bred Wlr.s. .-rn, 4 g..
uiih fal b. Mafl.u's n.rsss
~ c.Ifs-rne arf co. fsafs 81 "a r.al
rrHflrFff Iurrt. ~taer. go arf Flrs
IrfrfF -fafa Nazs. ftree CsHs e SEA- f.ff.r
Iun farm hsElns--rre tf1rf n.F r.fef fra
nd rn ure csff. fas b. West Iaff.ra
ore bow Wat uf.f ESQ rsr.t ar fl.ss.
Tfo singh ard 'rnf N.ria -t.r.I rraa fr.
NffrrrF. ftree go -rr.rff. 81 shrrf Ffs.rs.
ocH .nrr Lstfrf ErrrrIIrr ed F.a-f G.srs 90
faur tar.as. "a 80 fi.r DesHs fl.tf C.r4-s.
EiEhf hrif'.s Gee purr iass eco urne ~.
luH 4lfri frrts Iafrtrf tnenra 80 E.s.
ha.s. haErs t.d.n1 -rIt.. rHf n..fr wnrrr
,teiir I'D tir. Luggr I'D Htrrlsa ~har-I
tl.s. ~ing.s. nauh.e ed d. itif- Trees u.efre
-cf o.. Iire 6a.ian 4 4. rafst..-. ani Csittrs.
Tao b.. fiae-Hr. Let 81 Lad.
TWESrEfITE HUNDRED lbs BAc0x
De Hsads,f asd T~s.,g,6rs ~. csrs
FIFTY ACRES Of WHEAT Is cRogyD
A Lotoi Has.
IERNS-C Cash fof az suns ~ Ton Dollars ,rd
iess; a1d Credit ~ Seven Nanihs 90 al ,qr.
above SlO.-tbe purchasers giving Aatrs veil IN
dnrsed- bearing interest. The interest ,iil lie 70
miitld q the Notes are paid - nataritr.
". +. Anderson. Auetsacer.
February u, 1870.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We are indebted "a
Hrn II G. Davis for copies If his speeches in
the L. 5. Senate Jan IS, Is, and oath on
his resolution toapP1int special committee
to investigate and report changes, discrcpan-
cies, &c, in annual statements on Finance to
Congress.
Hon. C. Faulkner will accept our thanks
for a copy ofhis speech delivered in the House
Of Representatives on the 10th instant, in op-
position 10 a resolution seeking to terminate
the naturalization treaty now in force between
the United States and the German Empire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26

a dispatch from Richmond states Ga: T.
u Eei1. cy'orel member &C the House 90
p..-a'.s 81 Virginia. from D.qvillic cacu-
ty. nls expelled "ur improper c'nl1rt 90 alb
e.uc,ng money from t-a ray-to.k of the SER
-.-at-Si-a-us. IBIS caituas established. as
4. e. U.r.v WIS., ;rtgl 90 h.n and hccoDlcssed
~ -i.ius al rr''r against bis per diem for
thC aUn-Ht The mrlry De toek was that of
n1'lTc.",l ugub.7 v,.sl vas 10 ,he ray-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26

AZ tie Circit Court Of Jefferson County
West Virginia.
a. W. McCLEARY and others,
AqainSt
D p LUCAS and others.
Extract iron, Decree IF Noremlsr 10. 49,.
"These causes are re-committed o. Commission
pr Cleon Moore with instructions o. tcf.rm his
Report by giving Defendant William J. Gan
than credit co III debt Of the National Bank OF
MsrtiusbErC. ono 81 Waitrr Shiiiet's Adminis-
traitors Tor $685.. p NJ Dat. July II Isle and
al-o by crcdtrug aid Grarths~ With fh- c'air
reported in favor 90 IpLfaim Wst.nn 30 having
been paid and .aid Camu.is-irnrr fhail receive
ans prno( A. o. credits rlurrd M o. debit of
Burkhrri 4 Sln snd u u Backhuru-1ni hail
receive proof of 40 cf-tit on anr sf fli- cia.rs
audited against aid ii.iam ,. Granftam- ard
the Court being further of or inirr cher nafiif1n
az The Nine tract should b. rsds snarr ne
PARTIES entitled o. the sare ard that fhr .karr a.
" iIam !. Grartham 90 ID in ih- kias tract
should b. laid IL before ssi- ~ tis irf..sf car
D. decrred -and Do D. orderrd ttst fhr Pia.afa
Andres ". NcClearF D. given leave t1 aurr6
BIZ Bill Do uecHs.HrV. makirr ih- rrc sssrr rarfis
Or order O. such uarttisr. ar5 t1n faid Ci.ur
Moore d. iurth-r directed Oh as-r.fain ari rerarf
uheiher .1rh PARTITION lls beer harefe.orr rnf-.
ard Or s1 report the sane f1 tli. CHr.f. aaf ne
Comuli..i1rer shail aul 10 aud report al 81 anr
other d.bts properly cdargclble uFon taid heal
L.tatc.'
A Co7r-Tests
ROBERT T. RROwN.
Clerk, G. {.
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EDITORIAL lettings.

JuJscd.p; 4. T. day@o1d, W. \ Quarter
cad w hl,,rs.
TbcI.oi,yil'c C5uia-JowEal thinks Nor
Ton wsu,j aa5se more respectable Presiien-
,ial Candidate &c instead Of waving bis bloody /
shirt he'd wash bis dirty oae.
The Mooyefcli Courier says ffjy-ilree mar 7
riases were celebrated in Hardy County from 7
January 5.h TO February Isl, inclusive Of this I
year-besiles several ether licences issued .
10 times of Peace prepare for War"
Pres;len, Grant signed the Centennial BIT
with pea made Of a quill from an Eagle I
We expec, be begins to think tia, be has
signed a good number Of Commissions Of
Whiskey Eings,ers, &c, with s,ccl-peus.
Leap Year Day and Saroye Tuesday are one .
and the sane time this year. The girls can be f.
swce, on the boys-Plu-cakes and M'las-
res being in order. Il they 30 their duty ia
this regard, nobody viii be troubled With feas
this year, according to an old superstition.
The National Democratic Executive Com
mittse assembled in Washington City on tie
pad, and upon the nth ballot selected -.
Louis as the place for holding tie National
Convention for the nomination Of Candidates
Tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency. June
27'h was agreed upon as 'ls time Tor s'''l's
SAL Convection.
Charlotte ClsAmln, the great trl-clicare.
died 10 b iston. her native city, on ,ls lS,h
inst. aged G.ty-uiue years. Her rs, appear
aacc on the Stage was 10 April, 1885 a, the
fremont theatre. Boston, and her las, imper-
s,Y,ti,1 WIS NJ N.-ries in Washington
during the season Of '7I-75.
Miss S,s r Pil,r,ur -.vs C.rc,yt ia
p,I,;m.r, recently. Tho E.isc1Eal IL.EoI.s,
SAYS her merit, TO voice ar. heroic and truth +
fli aud challenged Che wonder aai almHa'' 20
Of al "s5 heard Ter. Her O'rd-i@e voice Is
as perfectly modg'atei as tl1; oI Jenny Lind
iu lhe palmiest days OF Acr career. Hish
PRAISE, JUDGED.
Senator Il. c.. Davis saws The Martiusbur-
Sa'ssmQn, has been ferretios out some more
rad al tLjcycry. This ume i, lays on that
,.-. .,,.r.,o'h If ~. s.-yi.s r,.,,,,l with
thel vment Of pensions 70 tls MANNED Onion
s,lli, T. seems that out OF $40 600 .OO1
voted that purpose, lye millions have been
spir.tel away. Oh, loyalty, wLa. crimes are
committed 10 tly name?
rt.f...,h Of In, Tlr.,, Rubsrr
~ .ocl. ne q, r,rser +, doubtful as 10 NJ,
,l7,,v 10 fuIGu lis uear,Dept as Alumni
c,,,,, II tie University Of Virginia. Las asked
tb,tbf. RESIGNATION Re accented. Ia doing so
P,,f R.-,,s .,o,es tho, he Ia, ,ho sa,isr.etiou
Of knowing tia, ne ability and patriotism oil
a.. r.rtIsn,D chasc8 as lis alternate iCa. T.
" n Ir.uis., Of Wirebcs,erl will leave
che S,cie,y no cause for regre;tias tie change
100, ~
" VIII % ''mem Osr'a 'n"' osnel1. ,'.Du ~,
soo' q '-''' -
asAey ring cases AZ D NOT $50 ",s a' p
Tor alleged r'us''iou' uPOu i'o'''u "a,
OO'' D''1O.'-- - ne,..aI :. -, =.
ro.p,ed In the course of his opening argu-
-. CO. 5,,.s ,,o Ia remarked that the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
Notice.

Notice i hereby given thatI uili execute lore
going Decree At ny Office in Charle-ioru, Yves;
Virginia, on Monday. March 9th 1870
CLEON MOORE,
Commissioner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26

4 farmer told Us he other day that BE would
NOT be without Or. Balls Cough Syrup 81 it cost
Eve daii--s bottle. l. must Ice q wonderful rem
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
Auditors Certificate.

1 UDIT0R'S Certificate Of Authority authorize
\ ing the United States Branch Of the MOTH
BRITlSH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE
co. OF LONDON AND EDiNBURG to transact
the business OF Insurance in the State OF West
Virginia.
The folOpiag - a copy cffhe Arnrai S;otems"i Of
hesdid Company:
A Statement. showing The condition Of the North
British aud Mercantile lnsurauce Company ri
Ns,r York CRY the LIST dav of January, ls16.
made To the Auditor OF West VII ginia pursuant TO
the law % said State
First-The Name aud locality il Worth British
and Mercantile Insurance Co., New ok City.
Secnnd-1he amount 81 Capital Stock
SlOoOO, VvO.Ob
Third Amount OF is Capital Stock
pad up is......,...............'... Ii5oV,VVV'VV
ASSETS.
Tour;b-The Assets oi the Company
are Amount of Cash on hand aud
in the hands OF Agents or other
persons 25H.oJ@ ~
Bills Receivable .............. l,2ll.O6
All Other Securities. u. >. and
state Boz ds........................ 461 SIS %
Total As.ets................... sl,7l9,O 40
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due are..... 9.092.94
Losses Unadpstcd are............ %
Lurs.s IN suspense, waiting tor
further pI0Oi, arc............... 80 52O.hl
Total Liabilities. 5000. slO9.525.75
Creaiest amount insured in any one risk is md
crate.
The foregoing statement of the condition ~ T.
nitrG States Branch the North Briiish and Ner-
esniiie Insurance Company Is correct AID tue.
(Signed) CHAS. T. WHITE.
Associate Manager.
Subscribed and Sworn to before ire this 9Th day
of January, 1876.
tSisn,dl JNO. 4 HILLARY.
Comnr tor the State Of ". Va. in New York.
Note. The said Company has by Power of At
ury duly scknuw lrdgcd. aEfhOriz. aud ap-
pointed Albert Pryscr Esq Of Charleston. West
Virginia, their Attninr, 10 accept service of
process and notice in the State tor the Company
as required by law.
State of West Virginia. Auditors Office,
Wheeling, January ltI6.
certify that the foregoing j. correct recital
Of the Annual Ststcmcnt Of the North British and
Mercantile Insurance Co. of London and Edin
burg 90 Gle in my Office made IN conformity with
the requirements of Section 90 Chapter 81 Of the
Code OF West Virginia. that am satisii. d lrom
the foregoing statements, aud such other cyidcn-
ces a. hsve been furnished that said Company is
possessed Of the amount Of Capital rcquiredby the
law Of this State 10 qualify ii for the transaction
OF the business Of Insurance, and that its invest
mcnts OF such Capital are in conformity with said
requirements.
l. therefore. in puTsuance Of the authority vest
ed in N by the laws Of this State. do hereby au-
thorize the said North British and Mercan,ilc IN
surance Co.. IL Agent or Agents to transact the
business Of Insurance in this State until the 3lst
day OF December, 1916.
/. a. BENNETT, Auditor.
For "a MI JcI HOWELL
Agent at Charles,own, ". Va.
4 Copy. Teste-
Z. a. BENNETT, Auditor.
February &c, ls7G-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26

A Vernon, girl eiopei in boys clothing -
Sd, eyil,udy pants ioT uc'riuooy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26

PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE JEFFERSON
COUNTY LAND.
10y virtue Of Decree entered or the lC;h day o.
Is November 1875 hy tho Circuit Cnurt of Jet
ierson County. West Virginia. in certain suit
in Chanccry, therein depending, Wherein Hillea-
~ e Johnson. and Others are Plunuiis, and Iohn
4. Thomson and others are Defendants. The un'
dersgned will oder Tor sae, at Public Auction,
on
Saturday, March Is, 1876,
In front Of the Court House in Charicstown, the
following
Valuable Real Estate,
Near and around Summit Point on she Winches-
ter and Potion a. Railroad. the Shenandoah Val
( lev Banch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad:
Tract no. 1 Consisting Of 1879
"a Acres
! 100. q Acres Of Cleared LAND and % Acres Of
! Wood Land running within less than one hun
| dred yards of the Dcpot-s portion OF ittouching
the railroad-a and improved b. fine
Stone Dwelling House,
With Well OF Water in the Yard This tract
has also an Orchard OF choice Apples in good
| bearing condition.
Tract No. 2, Consisting of l44-
"a Acres.
! DISK Acres Of Cleared Land and 20 acres Of
Wood Land. This tract is within few Yards Of
the Depot The ". Z. Il. H., ruus through a
portion Of it.
Tract No. 8, Consisting Of 100
Acres
or Cleared Land, living in Southwest direction
| from, aud convenient u the Depot.
Tract No. 4. "R0ckston,"
Containing about 200 Acres. There is rr,erved
from this N act The sirip Of Land living between
the summit Point and Winchester Road aud the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad, and also
Twenty Acres
| In the corner next to the Depot. This farm has
gord Spring. good Improvements and il ada
| cent e. the Depot PrOpeity. Th,. foregoing pro-
pcrty is very desirable, ENJOYING unu>uil Railroad
| facilities is in good ncghborhood, and COVE
! nent to Churches, Schools, etc.
Terms of Sale.
| Onc-Third Cash and the residue in One and
| Two Years. equal payments, with Interest from
day of sale, deferred pafment' T. be secured by
the bond, Of the purchaser. aid Deeds OF Trust
upon the premises. respectively. IL either Of said
/ Tract, il not sold on said day. it will then and
! there be- offered or rent tor one Year. ON April
lst 1876 20 the highest bidder. the tenantto have
/ thu wavgning Crop. On"-llalf Cash. residue Sc
cured b, Bond and good personal security. Plat
! of ID Land can b. seen at nv Oiicc aud will be
/ exhibited at sale
ar Sale 20 commence atl0 o'clock, \. NJ.
EDWARD TEAKNEI,
Sheriff.
/ February &C, ls7G-it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
EIGHTY ACRES

~ the tract Of land on which said Thomas Hi.,
now re,ides. adjlining the lands Of Mics Hannak
iiursts hrifs and the tract lately sold % John H.
Hall. said eighty acres living North Of ihs
lane isadnr to the residence of said llite-ana
the same having been laid nby >. Howell Brown,
Eco, County Surveyor.
4 plat Of the lsnd can be shown to any one de-
string to purchase, by calling upon the under
signed on % before the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE Onethird Cash and the
residue IN Nine aud Eighteen Months, with integ.
dst on deferred payments from day of sale The
purchaser executing bonds for deferred payments
secured By Deed Of Trust upon the premises,
Va. Sale to be at II O'Clock, A. w.
CLEON MOORE,
February s, 1876. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue ~ Deed Of Trust erccutsd 1,
ID Thomas llite g. the undersigned. Trustee !.
The ith DAY OF Oct ,her. 1875. Tor TIE benrGi n
Jefferson County Building Association SO 80
West Virginia. Dcei Book 4. Psgs $50 &C.. ~
undersigned, trustee, will oeer ~ Pstle ale q
Tuesday, March Qs, 1876,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
Dwelling,

with The lot upon which i sia''is
The debt secured IN said Deed n Trust. sri
for which said property j. 10 BE- III. .. Sfs0o
90. due by FIVE several binds n SD M,iifF
Quinn % Samuel Miller. csch ff fhs snfn 81
$500 90. bsaring date nn ne fall 2qih ~ RI
Janaary. 1859 AID payable fryre'irf'y n
'he - Jas of January n &C. srsrs $50
is7l-l s12-is13 aoi 1874. r.it lfsf,.f 1l
each if'm GO - iag lf jaaatfy 1870 lf
lccrrrafe Tr.rrIai as .filrrat raa DO 'r-
.fr efl-- z5
Sui DID RI rfa.f atff c. 'r g..
.rflirs sttl ss's FL ie c. Cs.i tri e. rtr.
fIs. Iaf.ff-'ri- srl rsff fl-If fic 90 s.ef'-
-sfIses TT go sfnr De-. ra frlr.r.
t-frflag rlff.-fla
TEuw- OFstfF
a III H-.ffi frf f.ff.e ref O..
Eel tsri 60 o. rai.f t.sff b Co., 81 %
faf ri rft asi tr rrftf rf. o.
rrf fer CO. ~ a a'reHf afH
asrfs FL ts rr5 81 80 ts ~ tf w.
rhsaf 2 iiel IL Ifsf a g. 60 81
= SO TtfY sai e. i.ts f.li %
D. 3 t $50 8sF
ANpaEU uChTfE
IrTrr
VIZ tvrfnses. Arriaftsr
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Tuesday, March l4.h, 1876.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
HARPERs FERRY PROPERTY,

XeY virtue If Deed Of Trust, bearing dalc
HS Oh tie 20ih day OF January, 1869. ADJ
lily recorled-to-w.t, in Book No. 4, rnco
SO Of the records II Jefferson County, nom
Mathew Quinn and Catbarine bis wife. 10 tie
undersigned. a. trustee, f1r the benefit 81 SAM
mel Miller now deeeasedl. viii proceed to
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
On Saturday, March IS, 1876,
10 front Of the MJnaiaio View Hotel. Har-
per's Ferry, that valuable property in Har.
per's Ferry. situated 10 tie corner Of Shenan.
doab anil Bridge streets. IIarper's Ferry. now
occupied ly Charles l.. Ilopwopd, and the
widow Of said " Quinn, heing a well-tgilt
Three-Story Store-IIousc and
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{ commissioners Notice.

az tie Circiit Court Of Jefferson County
West Virginia.
a. W. McCLEARY and others,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE JEFFERSON
COUNTY LAND.

10y virtue Of Decree entered or the lG;h day o.
} November. 1875. hv tho Circuit Court 81 jet
ierson County. West Virginia. in certain suit
in Chanccry, therein depending, wherein Hillea-
~ Il Johnson. and Others are Plunufis, aud John
A. Thomson and others are peiendinis. The IN
dersigucd will oder Tor sale, at Public Auction,
on
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Teb,us-r2 1s7c.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
SOMETHING QUITE SOFT.

"Why, your hands feel as soft as
silk,'' said |, as | shook hands with
the widow.
Nonsense, Doctor" she replied
there, with some more OF your fiat
terry, are you? My hands are not so
soft as your w this minute"
"Why, your hand" said /, "feels so
soft, I'd be afraid to squeeze 1t. /
never felt anything SO SOFT"
"Now, Doctor, just listen at you
again! If you never felt anything as
soft as my hand, and ever softer
much sotter-you know it has been
your own fault" and I thought the
widow blushed as though sorry she
had said it.
Pray" said |, becoming deeply in
terested, "wllat might / have felt that
is softer than your hand?"
Hush, now! You don't know, of
course. You are very innocent and
then | could have sworn the widow
was %blushing.
Upon my honor | don't know"
vas my still more interested reply;
won't you tell me or show me?'
"No, you know l won't tell you"
Then show me, won't your
II don't like to. But you are such a
tease and such a Ounce, one must do
almost anything to get rid of you"
"Certainly.n
Aud she took my hand mincingly i'll
hers.
"Now shut your eyes, Doctor"
l closed my eyes in al instant. She
lifted my hand up and up. l held my
breath, and dear reader, before l sus-
pected what she vas about, she had
placed it gently upon-my head-Aler.
aadrid Sentinel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
Departures Yesterday.
Arrival. Last Nixht.
HIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harmon WI

HIS Misunderstanding Harmon was
yesterday, among other coin, paid a
five polar gold piece of date of I725,
Noticing that he appeared to be ab-
sorbed in the contemplation OF the
coin, we asked him, "Why so sad?"
You'd be sad, too. you dam sper-
matte Duck" he said, 'if you found
that you had glided down the shaft of
time TO the hundred and ffty.frst
level. This piece was coined in l725,
and that's the year l was born in, and
to-day's my birthday" 1t is just pos.
sible that the date of the coin may have
been 1925, but II was so much worn as
10 render 1t difficult TO determine
whether the second figure was an s or
az. We are inclined To think, though,
that l72j is the correct date OF the
Judges birth; but he does not look to
be many years over one hundred years
OF age.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
STILL IN THE FIELp.-Received from New

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 fre-proof Lamp
Chimneys Of the La Bastie (french) process,
guaranteed to stand fire for six months: also
a large assortment of chimneys lives PATENT.
fire proof; alsc a large assortment Of other
kinds of manufactures. Agent for Combs
Lamp Co. Will sell at bedrock prices for
cash. La Bastie tre-proof chimneys, 80 cents
each. Ives 6re-proof chinneys, p cents
each. Gamecoek student chimneys, p cents
ench. Sold at the City Drug Store by
s23 L.. TERRY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
EUREKA HOTEL.

z. NJ. Baum, the pioneer purveyor to the
Palisade public, has fitted up anew, through
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
Palisaae, and travellers to and from Eureka,
and the public generally. can rely upon getting
frst-class meals aud number ono beds at all
times by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. ocl2tf
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NOTICES.

COMMISSION NJ. II. Joseph. of the Golden
Rule Store, Commission Agent for the pur-
chase and sale Of all kinds OF merchandise,
offers his services to his friends and the pub
lie generally. Will purchase groceries, dry
goods, or any line OF goods desired in San
Francisco or any other market in lots to suit
tho purchaser. Cal and inquire his terms,
and save money by doing so. nlZtf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

A GOOD MAN.-La>t Saturday night
we saw a sun of money paid TO a man
for his title to a mining claim. last
on the side walk on Main street; and
as we passed him, he muttered: 1.-The
fellers all say Pm the best man that
ever struck the top Of Gods green
earth, and 'xpect | am; but l hain't
got a cent a'twixt me and the cold
grave. Good mems always busted,
anyhow"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

BULLION SHIPPED.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. shipped this morning, for account
OF Richmond Mining Company Dim.
ited) s bars OF bullion, weighing 627
pounds and valued at Sl3,S92 93.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

HoTEL AT PINTo.-I have leased the hotel
saloon ana stables at Pinto, formerly con
Quoted by James Allen, which | will run in II
first-class manner. The table will be sup
Piled at all times with the best the market
affords. The best liquors and cigars can DO
procured at the bar. Good stablipg and feed
for horses.
no5-tf THOMAS FITZPATRICK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

CENTRAL CoMMIrrEE MEETING
The Eureka County Democratic Cen
trail Committee will hold a meeting at
the Office of Hillhouse & Davenport,
at z O'Clock this evening. A fun at
tendance is requested as the meeting is
for the purpose of settling up the bust
ness of the campaign just over.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

A "CAT-HoP."-One of the "boys'
says the presidential deal has got down
to a "cat- hop" Any Christian knows
what that means, and, as all the peo-
pie of this town are Christians, ex-
plantations are unnecessary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

GONE TO SAN FRANcIsCo.-Captain
A, d. Rock, Deputy Assessor, left on
this mornings train for San Francisco.
The Captain while below will test the
practicability OF his improved railroad
tie, an account of which was published
some time ago in the SENTINEL.