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1or re-e'cct,oa, though possibly lfr Calhoun
Nould run If he thought his elect,ou WIS cer-

Tor Ie-e|cct.oa, though possibly 1fr Calhoun
tain. ' WA
10 the regular parsy, candidates are not yet
aaeo o3. Tor the reason that the party Itself has
uau no nucleus Of organization siuce lis lemor.
atiaatlon last year Indeed It is quite possible,
x aaasrz should take the turn thev did last wear,
suat taese may DO an independent, third-pa1tY
oosssa9o1 Wnlch will as teast command - Ia:ga
: yote I'd either OF the other two. L trsugutar
@ nG2t would be apt to stir tho dry bones OF the
village to an unprecedented extent.
ueTlng the coming WocK there will be- mors
W qniet caucuslpg than has been u-ns! so carly ia
the Season, and within TWO weaks mora AFFAIRS
VII! oesln 10 take soaae doin':e shapa.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Inc members OF Hose COMPANY No 9 at
HYDE Park, haye just raised handsome da7-
stan over their alarm tower with q fino spread
eagle weather-vana at the top The tower. aua,
indeed, the whole house. need painting badly.
AZ protection to the boards
The hotel cupola is about completed, as also
the hrlcklnE over the main part OF the building
The view from the cupo1a is one of the finest
anywhere about the city. The nav wing, which
Hill coutain shelasge dning-halI, is nes1lY ready
for roohug, and the work is being rapidly
pushed. In addition TO the shade trees and shrub
berry NOW In the park, there will be several tine
elms and naples set out in the hotel grounds; j;
and, in case the P4rk Commissioners shall de.
eide 70 take charge OF Park street, the whole
f@1a AAuu| NALL ne uAutlauluelJ 1uP1ofbu<
RAILROAD RATES.
The subject OF reduced rates OF fare on the
suburban railroad trains has been considerably
discussed among the HYDE Park residents, and
the unanimous opinion IS that the railroad COM
pany could afford to make tho experiment. for
three months at least. It IS generally believed
that the Increased travel would fully compensate
for the reduced price, especially as the present
rates must give very large profit to the COM
pany- Tho new style Of coupon tickets for
suburban fares is universally dis!iked, aud a re-
turn to the punch tickets is earnestly hoped for.
No one likes to carry reaa OF paper around
every day on the way to and from BUSINESS.
4 demonstrating match took place Yesterday
afternoon assne grounds on the lake shore just
north OF Fiftg~6rst street, and the noise WAS
such nuisance to those living in the vicinity
that petition will be presented to tho Board re-
quirlng the removal Of the range to some point
further away from the resident part Of the
village.
The Board Of Education held a regular meet
ing IN The Village Hall on Friday evening, but
little except routine business WAS transacted
, 1876-02-27

levsl-neaned proprietor Of the Herod tool hid
auu Transformed it With tha wizari,a .eand ~
nhiaet ana nralns What used to be dui drtv
souan'e nnns.aes W1loerness Of unaccouptahie ana
nandsomest brightest, and most nsefn. ha;n nuesa
thc u.ocsa IN tne city. The Office OF the Senf;,,ef
saat tofneIly looked 80 Spruce a}onpsi1a r.
au.sy neighbor, positively eeerus threadhaTe md
th;no ~ o. e'ooNs oy foree Of contrast. The next
censrsi y t;t.e Gtuel is grand mannard roof and
EEnsat E-o.a ,nstsaslou OF the Sentinel building.
nsotnef a an Munkwitz, the great German butcher.
~ tae opposite oorner, who is one Of the
poneets OF big buildings, must then present na
Ml'n new palace on the northwest, THUS viii
.,n 81 Gu OF renovation and improvement swoop
piseua 10 snd dn4s WI spread like an agreeable
a;a.na ne name ot the Cream City. Coleman's mag
a1acene building has given tone to the uuarter
~ ~ Nnlsn IT Is situated that few people expected,
- saal Is amos. stroke OF genius, and must be
9een 4 W pe appreciated. 1t is one Of those per-
1ees pictures that the children crY for. and no
M 1Iuiy happy Christian homo should be without
=. as - gong 70 bring business and businessmen.
.na 1913 OF custom, up to thar quarter. Long
I've COLEMAN the wizard Of the Cream City!
RENTS.
f,nas nases sa1es rents are our bane- One of the
.a1aeaea OF the country distr1cts is that rents in
nl1Haakea ara cheap. Very likely they are, to
those who live On them :; but those who pay
rent IN Milwaukee, are grumbling horribly. Cali
Jor nat aseo =" 10 ael at 10 cents laa5 winter ls
sinns1. ~. eeuse eno tApo1el "a eafns Si.z2 occa.
fha-a = ~ "ue.e 10 useo 70 ge1 - regulaf'g, ana
~ po1 an 1nousty IN the clty that IL not
r ra.n-t 4-.o eInass ". tnnts aIo aign' Ano,
i;char otrarsa .ana'oIaa o an " maAuk tuen
99s,s - ~ eaSuse tne ta1es'
- ~ o.-o. ~ .1n 1,sa. aaus. oea1 tueil sna1e
e;+t S. Seuola. . uuiaen, nsu.a lnosI eone aomh
,T,n-a ho..1.pt sa.n r1 M opnS, oe tue11 "'it pe
nv, 49,. ~ ~ asy nnposs1ole tnas
taE;.se. ~ ~ N esy eaa aoullsn "neie na1i the
a" g. ~ se5 ~ nooetaa, |Io eoooS'
aAs h"of.ca.
,.t - - s nas S1eu au 5p1uoo1.e ~ panAtnptc7,
oe.,r. ~ ~ 10 passe4 AWAY. n1ole souo man nave
C.h faaea y. tSu "ouio - necsssaIy 70 take
~ a." sno 2gan!as uooa papel or wha5
aton " eoasiool toon papel, DIS oeen na"xed
o;m 1o1 ~ neas ~ put Ilmes ale nright~
eu:us. tne ho1etoA euAAlnH up "e haFe been
6u.uk snlousu n4s eeas many 10 1ne wall. but
too 6enelA~l ~ couot'ou " tue remainder II all the
sounaef. LOO many nave oeen running big es-
lAonshhents' ano pufn1nG the candle at both
enas % anu 1a1nc1lne lnto nuee apecatatlons. Ihe
olu t'me ot nsiu "ors' and cheap living, and
ltugal aspl1auons, ana solla hense, seems COM
ing naeK 70 ue. An honest man. whose Nord js
as gooo ~ ms pond aud his bond worth 100
cents on the dollar, Is coming into fashion again:
As tne oio saw hath 1t, Let rs live In hope If
We ZIG IN Despair.
ABOUT nANk Bill.
:, a lew day6 ago. Aid. Wall recelTed bank bill
that on presentation at his bankers was thrown
Wv - tuuuLetael. ~ Was snoTn to LIS Casnlets
, 1876-02-27
OAK PARK
GENERAL. NEW2.

It wns announced last weak that Nr. John 2.
Farva1 NJ chicego vor1a 1a,d ~ -oaat;a. :.
49, .1at, =. oAso' "1utu 4s1a ~ .a7 ne74'os III
tno Ae1noa1st hp1scopat caufcn lhurBday even
ing. At the time appointed the locture-room Of
the church WAS filled to the utmost by IN inselIi-
gent and attentive audance AR. Farwa11 ,aad
tha frat cba-ta- ~ n pata. .,.n ..t
~ tt,;ra oha4.s- ~ 9. - A!7o pA1I
W. 49, -. s!. aon auu commen!ea
up1r s1sn! T ~ WY setessng aao instfncslve
oaa.;,,, 1nu e.snus n'esInss WILL pFooao1Y
Tha Isiias y; Eha,,s 49," heEh Ts..;a., ,r.
,,,1a anea1 ~ " ,,a;a., 1pseopa, cnutsn ~
s,a"" - H. 1nsat 1a'4neh. u mo
rt Is. saread ~ III ~ r. .r,3ea mo9o neltesomente
q SrSlss nei s.,,aat =! ~ n.'.soa. ~.
.ra.;o ~ f,tr eolcel' WILL % gwen tnls
Tha ~ - =, mass5 ,asa,esal'. enu,.1 1a-,
ooa..s.ai paAsy s!son ~ o*k fAra
1 ees11e4 ~ r. ret04y e'ectos 11daf 6ae manase-
th, a p,r ~ sAs III ra"a'c Can 11"o az ense OF
~. - T.. a7tn meA teptssonseu' nos
o5 y sna 5oane' CUT o9 sne mar
1lea M snu nluat1 9sea. UT. Nues naoo5ome
ne~ nouse, nen AgnIea ann "afmed: furnished
soun t,l tui ~ 1oh laiee company Inc must
c'aua, WIN ~; oklelnlon3 IS leaael, Stationed
~ IL, '1e !soas naN. olscoufseo s"eet Strains, to
suo oet'sut An4 6@taa1acL1ou VI ~ Pfesent- 1oe
aaay many oeausuai' eFotesque' aod drol! costumes.
A1ttlnP 1oous 1ron one room 10 auother IN the
gIace1ai aance, presented slsht At once charm
ing ano ne*i!deflnS: MISS Mary Case, IN black
oless p1en'nultY sptlnkled With particles OF
Wn1te aown represented the "Beautlful sno"."
hl1ss tr1ce fayne appeared aa - Mary
queen o1 SCOTS Miss s. Atcbdeaeon, Quaker
sss; Hiss mcWllllams, Phantom Miss Lou
RaJne, Peasant Grl MISS z. Shaner, OF CHI
, 1876-02-27

Tho ladies' Of this place are noted for their
enterprise and SUCCESS. OF the many enter
tainmeuts given by them this winter Iii hare
been good and we'll attended. Last Thursday
the Society met at the res1dence Of Mrs, n. g.
Cushing. and made arrangements for the leap
, 1876-02-27
LAKE.


TEE BOARD or TRUsHEa
met yesterday afternoon, but. as is usual With
their business lately, it consisted mossly O.
auditing bills and refundiug taxes. There were
also several communications from the different
fire companies requesting aiat1n- bells and rubber
goods. The constitution aud bylaws Of the
Resolute Hose Company were read, and. on mo.
tion, refsrred to the Fire and Water Commits
nioners.
There will be arocal and Instrumental con-
cert gwen in the Halsted Street Baptist Church
Tuesday evening, for the benefit Of the organ
fund Of the church. It wilt be rendered under
the direction Of Miss Nellie E. Haskin, assisted
by several Of her pupils and Miss Nellie Smith
and a1r. Wat Smith, Of Englewood. Maria Hoy,
Miss Cro1on, Nr. James Webb. and Mr. E. T.
Webb.
and Third Districts have In preparation grand
bali. to be given in Oswald Hall, Tuesday eva n
ing, March Il. a grand time is expected.
The regular soiree OF the Stock-Iard Social
Club was held in the Toun-Hal1 Tuesday even
ing. There Was large attendance, and It WAS
worthy celebration Of Wash;ngton's BIRTHDAY.
Those soirees are becoming very popular, both
on account OF their select attendance and tho e1-
celIeDt a1rapgementB,
ENcLEwoop HosE coxPAsr.
Tho second anDuA reception OF The Epgle-
wood HOSE Company, which took place in the
High-School Hall Monday evening, WAS se1ect
affair, and one rejecting credit on the Company
and the entire Fire Department. The hall
wss splendidly fitted up, flags stream-
ers. and dremen's emblems taatetul]y
arranged, giving patriotic sppearance
Dancing, which was the order Of
the evening. commenced at o'clock and con-
tnued till early morn. Among the many pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Loomis, 3fr. and Mrs. /.
Drake, Mr.. aud Mrs- G. n Chase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rossittsr, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Crocker Mrs. Ben-
edict, lIr. aud Mrs. Basaatt Mrs. Abbott, Mrs.
Cutler 1lr. and hrs. Straight, Mrs. Finefeld,
AIr. and Nra. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Woods,
3Ir. and Mrs- A. q. Hatch, 3Ir. and Mrs. McGau.
Mrs. Thom, Mrs. Beck, the Misses
Smith, Miss Beck, Miss Patten. Miss
Hurst, lliss 0vermaver, A1ss Julia Mallory.
Miss Gregory. Hiss Eata Lyon, Miss Nellie Bliss
Miss Finefield, Miss Southland, Hiss Ladd, Miss
Gassr Miss Dunn, Miss Darr, Miss Hubbard,
Miss Higgins, Miss Budd, and MessrB. Jarrett,
Thresher, Woodbury., Shedd, Potter, Mallory,
Blasne, Raber. Armstrong, Groas, smayne, Dr.
Boyd, and others
Tha Dickens Club Of EngIewood will render
:: Ten Nights in Bar-Room' - in the High
School. Wednesday and Thuraday evenings.
1nder the management Of Mr.. Frank D. B!ist.
The Baptist Society OF Eng'ewood hold their
2sxs sociab!e At the residence at lit. F. E. Shan
1rew, on Eixty-third street. corner OF Dickey
'sseet, Ihu1sdAy evening.
, 1876-02-27

oAV VI tAV A&A19* 5AA-0opAAA AAA E46dEADk CD"
tertainments OF the wiuter thus far raa the con-
cert given BY the Maennerchor Tuesday evening
last. aenisted by its sister society Of Arlington
Heights. It Was held at Mosssr'a Hall wn,cb
was tastafalJ fitted up and decorated for tns
occasion.
Mr: George Holdea Of Redwood Falls, MINI,
is visiting friends here.
great piseoa,shoot took place Tuesday, it
being the second 10 soFiea OF matched games
between the Jefferson Club and the Auduboa
Club, Of this place. It resulted in \ Yictory for
the Je6ersons By score OF ~ to 25, four from
each club taking pazt in the shooting. each map
being allowed 10 birds, q ysrus rise, and 10
yards boundary.
After tho match q pnrBe Vas made up, divided
into four prizes, aud commended for by twelve
members of the two Clubs, each party being A.
lowed three birds. Tho FIRST prize was won by
Or. shetfner. the second by Mr. Zimmerman.
the third BY Mr Charles Dymond, and shs fouE:h
An ice-tamlne may scarcely b sxnect:d. 80
long aa the hyperborean regions are 80 easily ac-
cesslbfe BY rail. It il stated that oyer hundred
carloads at ics per day are passing over tho
railroad bound for Chicago
w1SvBrKA.
The Winnetka Literary Club Kaye its fifth
public entertainment at Academy Hall Thursday
evening. in honor OF Waahiugton's birthday.
The exercises we're combination Of the literary.
musical aud patriotic, that we're credit 10 tho
cultare and patriotism Of that Iovely suburb.
Mr. f. 8. Hewitt read 80 ESSAY on Human
Nature on the Streets." IL. Harry 8. Stevens
one On "Shan Well Enough Be Let Alone:"
and the Rev. S Gilbert, pastor OF the Cousre-
gational Church, one on "The Discovery which
the Pain OF Toota-P Pulling Led TO-" Miss Ne!ie
Higgins read como selections, and Bliss Den4-
more furnished the music. Tho entertainment
closed With q tableau- The following officers
were elected for the ensuing quarter after the
close OF the meeting: President, Mr, H. e.
Stevens Cre-elected); vice-prestdent, atr. Z. 8
Hewitt; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. Moggls
Moth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

About two weeks ago Andy Fife,
Sheriff of Lincoln county, passed
through town on his way to Carson,
having in charge a prisoner named
George Mayfield, sentenced to the State
Prison for five years, having plead
guilty tt the charge of stage robbery.
Several times the stage running be-
tween Hamilton and Phoebe had been
stopped and the driver interviewed by
a knight of the road, who, contrary to
all precedent, did his work alone, as
sisted only by his shotgun. While on
the way to Carson Mayfield became
quite communicative, giving a history
of his various exploits, remarking to
Sheriff Fife that, at one time, he
stopped the stage near Phoebe, got sew
eral hundred dollars from the treasure
box and was " bucking it off at Fred.
Bakers faro game when the news first
came to town of the robbery. But the
most important disclosure made by
Mayfield to Sheriff Fife was a crime,
in comparison t o which robbing the
stage, or even murder, sinks into in
significance. He acknowledged that
he was we'll satisfied to get to the State
Prison as a stage robber, as he was
guilty of a crime, a just punishment of
which would preclude all hope of his
ever seeing the inside of a PRISONS
walls. While not absolutely admitting
that he was the actual guilty party he
said enough to convince Sheriff Fife
that it vas he who set fire to the own
of Phoebe some four years ago, which
resulted not only in the entire destruc-
ton of the town but also the death OF a
score of people killed by the fearful
explosions that took place during the
progress of the fire. Mayfeld refused
to converse with the Sheriff on the
matter when the subject was directly
preached, but by his own admissions
satisfied Mr.. Fife that he was the fiend
in human form who caused II la
mentable occurrence. Mayfield is
well known here in Eureka, having at
one time been in the employ OF the
Mcleod brothers as a teamster. VIII n
he was brought here and lodged in
Jail over night he vas travelling under
an assumed name, but his presence
became known, and many who had
formerly known him called at the Jail
to see him, but at his earnest solicita.
ton his identity was concealed.. He is
now safe in the State Prison, and the
first remark he made on reaching
there was that he was we'll satisfied
TO stay there"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Thomas Wren Of Eureka Nomi.
mated for Congress.
o. r. Leonard for Supreme Judge.

o. r. Leonard for Supreme Judge.
We received the following special
dispatches yesterday from Carson, con-
tanning an account of the proceedings
OF the Republican Convention yester-
day:
CARSON, Aug. 25.
The convention met at 10 A. N. After
the report of the Committee on Plat.
form, nominations were proceeded
with. II. NJ. Daggett, of Storey; w.
w. Bishop, of Lincoln, and George
Tufiy. of Ormsby, were nominated for
Presidential Electors.
For Congress: G. L. DeLong, of
Storey; Thomas Wren, of Eureka, and
G. G. Goodwin, of Storey, were placed
in nomination.. belong positively de-
| clined the nomination.
At 1915 the convention took a recess
for one hour.
The convention reassembled at Ills,
when Goodwin's naine al withdrawn
for Congress and that of belong sub
stituted. The move created great con
fusion, and an animated debate fol-
lowed. belong had previously posi-
lively declined the nomination, but
WIFI Tue storey ueieRdIiOu IL WAS any
thing to beat Wren" Wren of Eureka
was, however, successful on the call of
the roll, and his nomination was sub
s%equently made unanimous.
The convention concluded its labors
this afternoon by nominating o. K.
Leonard OF Humboldt for Supreme
Judge, and the appointment OF a State
Central Committee, when it adjourned.
Most of the delegates have left for
home.
CARSON, Aug. 25.
Wren nominated, after a hard fight
by a portion of Storey and the Hum
boldt delegation to force belong in the
track, after a positive declination be-
fore the convention. Leonard for Su-
preme Judge. Daggett, Bishop and
fluffy for Electors. p. Caravan and
w. b. Harrub, of Eureka county on
State Central Committee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26
Departures Yesterday.

Hon, THOMAS WREN.-The Enter
PRISE Of Tuesday gives II fellow
lownsman the following send off: Mr..
Wren pat in IN appearance in Virginia
yesterday. He is looking hale and
splendid, as though the fumes of the
nSse Range furnaces had both cleared
ms complexion and made him robust
-. me same time. He says, modestly,
WA. ne rather expects that four or five
ooun1les OF the great East will say a
Goou word Tor him at the Republican
otate convention. We rather suspect
snat tney will. Mr.. Wren is a pro-
,ouna lawyer and a man of perfect in
sesrlty, and we warn all other candi-
rsses 'or Congress that If they are
ueslen oy Mr.. Wren for the nomina-
aon they will have toe satisfaction of
showing that = first. class man has re.
0aVed the coveted honor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

Thu Golden Rule" is an establishment
where all parties desiring to purchase goods
can rely on a %one-price system and fair deal
"Joe.rat the GOLDEN RULE store, three
doors below Hank Knights corner, and adj
joining Ed Looney's saloon, Nam street.
iyll-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

hayes AND WHEELER CLuB.-A
luuoer OF citizens intend forming
hayes and Wheeler Campaign Club,
- which purpose a meeting will be
A9'usn's evening at the National Guard
hrm;,ooiiy, under the American Hotel
sra' iuIng at half past seven o'clock. Sew
rrs prominent Republicans will be
e. 0n. 70 address the meeting, and
ns;S oanavan will sing a new cam
o er'sa song, written by himself for this
Ali in sympathy with the
Ana vssnent are requested to be present
snu sign the roll.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

aoLicE CoURT.-The Police Court
su 70 furnish us with an item yes
i uay. business in the criminal line
snos Inuconsciously dull, a fact that
on IN well for our town, but hard times
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26
MOCHs.
apl9

WANTED IT kNowN-Bates' watch is not a
frst-class watch. 1t is only a tenth-grade
watch movement made by the Springfield
Watch Company. Springfield, Illinois, and
nobody can recommend it as such.
aul-tf L. STELER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

Mhkrs TO NIaHT.-The Republican
un'y Central Committee meets to-
Ssnl a. the Office of Hillhouse e. Day-
bbaiort. All members are requested to
Of ranctuai IN attendance, as business
Importance Is to be transacted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

BATHs.-Those who would enjoy a
fine bath, a la Turk, should drop in at
Spinks' HYGIENE Institute. Every
n who has tried them speaks well OF
them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

BIG RUN.-The five furnaces at the
Richmond smelling works during one
shift on Wednesday last run out I,04l
bars of bullion, being close upon l00,-
600 pounds. This is n of the best
runs made by any of the furnaces in
the district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

FROM PANAMINT.-Ex-D Deputy Sher-
if Mike Walsh arrived last night on
mule back from Panamint. He re-
ports matters down that way very
dull.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

THE X Kat the present time about
sixty men are employed at this mine,
the greater portion being at work I'M
der ground. The furnace leased by
the company will be started up on the
10th of next month. Several ore
bodies are now being developed which
are very promising.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26
NIOCH'S.
apl9

WATCHES and Jeweiry neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jeaelry
repaired in a w~orkmanlike manner go to p.
Steler's jewelry store. one door south Of s.
Ashim i Co., Main street. 22-apl6tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26
THE MANHATTAN COMPANY.

The advance in the price of Man
haitian stock has been a noticeable
feature of the stock market recently.
But a short time ago it was selling at
a low figure, but yesterday it touched
SIG, closing at Sl55s, nearly one thou
sand shares changing hands. We are
reliably informed that the future pros
pect of the company's property is
most encouraging. The hosting works
have been removed to the eastward of
the old site, it having been discovered
that the ledge trends in that direction,
and of late the explorations made
have demonstrated the advisabiiity of
the removal, the developments made
being of such a nature as a steady ad-
vance In the price of shares may be
looked for, and in a short time place
the property in the ranks of the divi-
dend paving mines. We understand
that the first dividend will be declared
some time during the coming month,
aud will be continued for at least the
four months following, of one dollar
each, and should further develop
meuts result as satisfactorily as at
the present writing, dividends will be
declared regularly for an indefinite
time, and the property become II Of
the most valuable in the State. We
congratulate the citizens OF Austin on
their good fortune.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26
NIOCHS.
apl9

IMPORTED BoouErs, three for so cents, and
the finest brands OF Havana cigars in the
market; also a full line of smoking and
chewing tobacces, at the GOLDEN RULE
TORE. au5-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

CLOSING 0UT.-I am closing out my stock Of
books, stationery, fancy goods, etc, at bed
rock rrices to make room for a new stock
from New York, which will arrive in twenty
fsSyres. The most complete stock Of drugs
and medicines in Eastern Nevada. Prescrip-
tons carefully filled by experienced drug
gists. L.. TERRY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

DISTRICT CoURT.-The case of HetZel
VS.. Melvin will be tried to-day in the
District Court. The suit is brought 10
quiet title to a piece of land in tho
Munroe survey.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-26

KICKED BY MULE.-Edward Young,
a teamster in the employ of the Eu-
reka and palisade Railroad Company,
vas yesterday kicked in the face by a
vicious mule of his team, while at the
depot in this place. Both the upper
and lower jaws were broken, badly
distiguring his face. DR.. A. G. Bishop
was summoned to attend the injured
man.
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For Sale.

A SALOON, BAR AND FIXTURES, AT
N a reasonable price. For particulars,
apply TWO DOORS BELOW THE EX-
PRESS OFFICE. au2o-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nT NOTICE ia

All political advertising and Job work must
be paid for in advance. There will be no de-
Walton from this rulo.
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On THE CoMMiTTEE.-W. b. Harrub
and P. p. Caravan were placed on the
Republican State Central Committee.
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ANNUAL MEETINa.-The regular an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the X X Consolidated Mining Com.
pany, for the election of n Board OF
Trustees, will be held on Friday, Sep
TENDER LIST, at the office Of the COM
pany i'm San Francisco.