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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-21

Daring the review of tbe Sunday schoO
lessen last Sunday the question Vas asked
"WhI' became OF Eiiiah?' and the entire con
gr-rs'iun were electrified by small shrll
voice that piped aus with extreme UuctlOn
II, went 90 Heaven like a house alre. you
be, Al bets were declared Of md The cor
c-t -s'iGu sung a hymn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-21
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALyE
CURES

Flesh Wuguds Frozen limbs. salt Eheuuu.
ChIlhiain~. >oT, breast. sore Lips, ErNlpela-.
TsiHE-Worn~. ttliuses. ~ca!d Head. thapped
Hand-, Burns. NcIld-, Wounds. E,~ter~. Pile,
BuniOn>. Bltc-. Warts and IiInpIe- Cau,sr..
Sores. sling, Wens. Abce~-. Sprsfu- Cuts,
isIistrrS. Corn> Felons vf~cr>. shingles. sites.
Trecl<Ie~, ioii-. " hiti1w-. Tan. ScurNy, Itch
IugrouuuI Nail, settle Isa-u. Na-tulro and
Flea Elites, Spid-r stag, and all Cutarieou,
EruPison- generally.
EU- -4e HT a. ..s--..--. -...rr.. .T. S. county
-"IrFz -iErr f.H WI static
Prise 'y LaI cent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-21

Newspaper, ear al o,n-a Is Hsren--'s. west OF
The Court Homie.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

rhe Harmonious Demecracy-Gen.
eral McDow u Authorized to
Eecruit-Further Particulars o.
the Maopa Tragedy.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.
The Democratic Stale Central Com
mntee, at the Eeeting to-day in the
Palace Hotel, virtually eff cted "a recon-
citation between The local factions of
the party in San Francisco, on the
basis thai Zach of the local committees
appoint 40 delegates and the state
Committee the same number, and the
whole number to select the convention.
Ii either of the local committees refuse
TO act, the 40 appointed 10y the Slate
Committee will name the convention.
Major General Mcdowell, command
ing In Division OF the Pacific, has re-
ceived "A telegram from Washington
authorizing him to recruit the r-gi-
ment> Of his division to the standard
allowed by General Order No. AZ.
According TO a dispatch from Phoebe,
there is no trouble with the Indians in
Southeastern Nevada, bur b. +. Hul-
land. Agent OF the Maopa Reservation
and VIM. l. Carter. The blacksmith,
we're killed by a band of i"ur horse
thieves. All of the inhabitants OF the
valley turned out in pursuit. One
Isaac McManus, was captured, wound
ed, Dea st. George. The others AT,
supposed to be hiding in the mount
aims near by.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
NEVADA.
An Internal Machine In Virginia.
A Double Murder Soutl Of Phoebe.

VIRGINIA, July s..
An attempt was made this morning
to blow up the house of Thomas
Evans. No. l3 Howard street. When
he opened his door this morning he
found an Internal machine placed
against il, in the shape of a quantity of
giant powder. to which a fuse and cap
were attached, and connected with this
was a short candle, the end Of which
had been lighted, but blown IA by
the wind.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived here: Phoebe, July 5. To Aug
ustus Ash, United States Marshal.
Holland and Carter were murdered on
Sunday morning. at the Maopa Res
ervation. They have caught one of
the murderers at St. George. Sheriff
Mckee left this morning in pursuit.
Signed, j. p. Curtis. Ii is reported
that an instruction has broken out
there,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
A RiSth e

Household requisites. Just received. from
an Eastern bankrupt at Ashim Bros. n large
invoice of shell hardware. consisting in part
of Augers, and Anger Bits lall siz 81. Rasps,
Files. Screws. Locks (every kind. Chain
Bolts. Foot-bolts. Butts. Strap Hinges. Corn
peppers, Padlocks, llasps and Staples VIM
dow Shades and Lamp Brackets, Gimlets,
faucets, Curry C"mbs Powder flasks,
Whctstores, Butchers, French-cooking and
Hunt re- Knives, rumblcr-dr ainer-, hunga-
rlan Nails. ara ct Tacks, Hatchets: and, in
short, all sorts and all XII. DIS of ell other ar
I cIes in this line; all Of which will be thrown
upon the market at fully 10 per cent. less
than his ever been even heard OF in this see
ton. Take q look at the Ons-price Cash
Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

the night before the senatorial election,
a. How is this sen orial question go
ing 9" said, Il don't know" He
said. why, won't Grover do ?" L
said, "Well, Grover is a good man.
but he is not my choice" Well"
he said, "there Is a chance to make
some money. A man can get $ ,OOO
Tor his vote" said I. Who has
the money ~ He said, know
where the money is, and you can get
81 900 for your vote. They want three
more votes and they have 5 5000 TO
pay for them" To the question of
who offered IL, the witness said. You
will have to judge of that from what
have said"
News from General Towards camp,
on salmon river, has been received up
to June so. Eighty-five Indians passed
along Bald mountain, opposite the
camp, on the 10Th. in full view Of the
soldiers. General Howard is hurry
ing with all possible dispatch, in order
to pursue or find the direction taken
by the Indians. If the trail indicates
that Joseph intends escaping to the
buffalo country, General Howard will
Immediately retrace his steps to- Lew
iston and endeavor to head him off by
way of Hangman's creek. Captain
McConville, of the Lewiston volun-
ieers, starts to-day to skirmish the
country in the vicinity of Slate creek,
to find the direction Joseph has taken.
The Malheur Indians IN Baker county,
Oregon, are restless, and fears are en-
tertained that they will effect a juno
ton with the hostiles. Squaw men
say Joseph has gone toward the Spok-
ana rINar mill and fnknn mn hiz tn-I-
ton in impassable guIches aud can
yons, intending to stay aud fight it out
in Wallowa Valley. The opinion at
headquarters is that he will ,trike for
the buffalo country. Joseph has now
a day and a half the start of the
troops. General Howard has tele-
graphed for "a regiment OF regulars,
which, it is understood, can get here in
ten days from Omaha, Neb. He has
now about 500 men, three howitzers
and two Calling guns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
PACIFIC COAST.
The Grover Investigation.
INDICATIONS OF THE CORRUPT
USE OF MONEY.
News From The Idaho War.

PORTLAND. Ogn., July 6.
In the Grover investigation there
were examined, yesterday, II. Haight,
member of the Legislature at the last
session from Clackamas county, tx
Governor George l.. Curry, Governor
Chadwick and l.. Danforth. Nothing
definite, o n even satisfactory, was
elected from these witnesses, tending
in any to establish the truth
of the charges preferred against
Grover. James Brown testified that
he knew Representative Nilsson, OF
Tlllanook county; had a conversation
with him in regard to the Senatorial
question. Trevitt and Barnhart want
ed to find Out whether he would throw
of on Nesmith. Witness said: 'Barn
hart gave me some money to try him
with. | asked him how much it would
take to get him not to vote for Grover,
and whether 81 500 would do. lie said
no; he could do better. He told
me he would talk to me the
second evening after, il Grover
was not elected, and he would talk
business; never had any conversation
with him afterward and gave the
money back to Barnbart next day.
This was two nights before Growers
election. He stated to me that he
wanted Nesmith; said Nesmith was a
fool for not going to the caucus. To
tempt him l laid the money on the
table and wanted him to name what
sum would do him. He did not agree
to take that money. There was talk
about money being used and the talk
came from both sides, but most of it
came from the Nesmith Democrats.
The testimony of Senator Goodman,
of Linn county. in relation to a con-
versation which took place between
The witness and j.. II. Mosier, member
Of the House from Wasco county
was as follows: Mosier said to me on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

THE San Francisco Figaro says /;
allow We have wronged the dear old
Saint, Brigham Young From q cor
respondent, we learn he was shocked
to learn that there had been a massa-
ere of emigrants at Mountain Mead
ows, and wanted to 30 a once in pur-
suit Of the assassins. He had never
heard of Lee, and did not think any
such man belonged to the Mormon
Church. He once knew a man named
Lee, when he was a boy. He was a
Connecticut sewiDg-machine agent.
and the Prophet thinks John ID. Lee
must have been the same man. He
wept profusely over the sad story OF
the massacre, and said he had no
doubt that fellow Lee had something
to do with it, and he hoped they would
catch him and fine him heavily"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

The ENTERPRISE SALooS.-char,ey Sturm,
who has established himself on Main street.
north o. the international. is making n
speciality Of Bottled Besr for family use.
which he delivers free to any part Of Eureka.
Charley also dispens the best class Of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, gives generous Lunches,
and being n well known musical amateur. en-
iertains bis z Iests with both good music and
9uartettes Beer by the keg, and genuine
Sehweizer kaso always on hand. myI5
IL You want the best family fiour, fresh
ground corn meIl, large and small hominy,
Scotch CAT meal. pearl grgts, cracked WHEAT
farina and backwheat aour, 60 to Mrs. NJ. A
ASHIM'S. ja3otf
I. j. MAuPrx. Notary Public. Office at
place of business. opposite Paxton & Co.'S
bank. apis-tf
GERMAN LUNCH TRuck.-Just received at
Mrs. Ashim's a 10, of Russian Caviar, Ham,
burg Sausage, Sodsed and Pickl~d lierrings,
Sardells. sardines and all sorts of German
lunch nick-naeks. Also a large invoice Of
delicious Eastern bacon and hams. n27tf.
NUrS Hickory Nuts and walnuts. just re-
ceivsd from the East. can BE- had at Mrs. NJ.
A. Ashim's. f2s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
TIE PARTY AND THE PRESI-
nENF

An Eastern exchange gives a list OF
twenty three Republican county con-
ventions, i'm various portions of the
Northwest, that have refused to adop,
resolutions indorsing President Hayes,
and seven that nave 'fresoluted" open
Iy against his Southern policy. This
estimate was made before the Iowa
State Convention had tabled similar
resolutions. The New Hampshire
Legislature more recently followed
suit also in the tabling business. In
California the policy, in a majority oil
instances, seems to be to say nothing.
Secretary Gorbam, in an interview
with MIR. Speaker Mighels, of he
Morning appeal, some time ago, said
he would allow silence but not APPROX
al. AT the dinner given TO Robson,
at Trenton, the other day, Senator
Blaine made a speech which is consid-
cred inimical to the Administration.
Speaking of the Republican party, be
said, "The protection Of the rights of
citizenship ia every State was its car
dinal feature" There is ro.hing
wrong in this sentiment, for such
should be the highest aim of all par
ties, but the Senator went on TO boast
about how admirably the doctrine was
carried out in the South under Grant,
and didn't once allude to the saving
grace of Hayes Southern policy. This
is very naturally taken as a straw indi-
eating that the Maine Senator does
not 20 a red on the "era of good feel
iny," as exemplified in the official acts
of President Hayes. 1t means more
than this. 1t means that whenever
occasion shall offer, the most influen-
tial and respectable portion of the Re-
publican party will be found arrayed
against the Administration on every
important issue. The fun is most
likely TO begin on the reassembling of
Congress. Two sets of Senators will
come up from louisiana; tie Pres
ident must insist on the validity of the
Nichols Government, as patched up
by his commission; Blaine and his fol-
lowing will contend that ii Packard
was not the duly elected Governor,
Hayes has no right to the Presidency;
that Kellogg, holding a Packard GER
t~ificate, is as much entitled to a seat in
the United States Senate as Hayes is
to perform the functions of the high
est Office in the nation. And right on
this point is where the ball will open.
Earnest Republicans will range them
selves under the banner of Blaine, and
we shall be greatly disappointed if the
whole affair does not eliminate in the
reputation by the party leaders of
both the President and his policy.
All of the indications at this writing
certainly point very strongly in this
direction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern War.
FURTHER PARTICULARS CT
THE TURKISH VICTORIES
The Russians Admit Reverses Be.
fore Kars.
A GREAT BATTLE IN PROGRESS.

PARIS, July 5.
At the termination ofthe recent sue
cessful campaign against Montenegro,
it vas asserted from Constanlinople
that a Turkish Government would be
appointed and the country reduced to
the position of a Turkish province, and
also that Suleiman and Said Pasha
we're about to march upon Cettinje
without any further fighting. To ac-
count for the change now announced
Mehmet Ali has been appointed to
command the army in Thessaly and
Suleiman Pasha recalled to CONSTANT
nople, probably with his army. These
measures give point to the reports re-
Gently current that Austria and proba-
bly, other Powers brought a pressure
To bear at Constantinople TO save Mon
tenegro from being crushed, and al.o
with a view to taking away from Ser
via n pre,ext for joining in the hos
~tilities against Turkey. A letter from
Cettinjs says the Russian Govern
ment was deceived regarding Prince
Nicholas military capacity and threw
upon him a responsibility for which
he was not equal and which should
have been shared by efficient military
advisers. The Princes fitness to civ
ilize his people is much greater than
for the present crisis.
BERLIN, July 5.
Austria resolved to interfere In favor
OF Montenegro only when she heard
that Italy was about TO make a de-
monstration along the Albion Coast To
relieve Montenegrans in consequence
Of Austrian Interference.
LONDON, July 5.
Austria's position is still the great
point of interest. The Car of Russia
Is anxious TO see the Emperor Of Aus
tria, aud there is the greatest activity
IN Geographic communication be-
tween Bismarck and Count Andrassy.
Germany does not desire the joint
action OF Austria and England in any
direction.
Disasters suffered by the Russians In
Asia are now universally admitted. In
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.
TRANSFER OF TROOPS TO THE
PACIFIC COAST.
Postmasters and Politics in Wis
consin.
OTHER WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, July 5.
A general order OF the War Depart
ment directs the transfer o. the Second
Regiment of Infantry from the Depart
ment of the South to the Division of
the Pacific, for the purpose of REIN
forcing General Howard in his opera
tons against the Indians in Idaho.
More designations, under the new
Civil Service act prohibiting officers OF
the Government from participating in
political organizations, are reported.
The friends of Wells and Anderson
say they intend, if they are indicted in
New Orleans, to come here and de-
mand hat the President personally
inlerpose for their protection.
Postmaster General Key said to-day
hat the Cabinet accords perfectly on
all questions of policy. He expects
moderate men of both parties in Con.
gress to- support the President.
The Postmaster General has receiv-
ed Il letter from T.. w. Keys, Post
master at Madison, Wisconsin, stating
that four out of five of the members OF
the Republican State Executive Com
mittee are Postnasters, and inqulring
whether their signatures for a call for
a State Convention will violate the
spirit Of the Presidents order, and as
a convention cannot be called by n
other means, they hope the perform
ance of the formal duty above indicat-
ed will not be considered a violation OF
the Presidents directions. The Post
master General replied that although
he would prefer each official should
interpret the order for himself, vel he
is of the opinion that to merely pro
nc for the meeting OF a convention,
and to call 1t to order without attempt
ing To control its organization or flu
ture action, would not be inconsistent
with the spirit or purpose OF the Pres
ident's instructions.
A Defunct Insurance Company
General Sherman En- WOute for
the Yellowstone.
CHICAGO, July 6.
The Receiver of the Republic Life
Insurance Company, after a careful
examination OF the books, says
from the Information in them and
from other sources, he concludes there
is a balance of nearly So, 500, 900 against
the company.
General Sherman passed the day
here at military headquarters, and is
the guest of General Sheridan. He
left for ST. Paul with two staff officers
tonight for a visit of some weeks on
the Yellowstone.
Meeting Of the Washington Monu-
ment association.
WASHINGTON, July 6.
At a meeting of the Washington
Monument Association yesterday,
General Meigs submitted a plan to
terminate the present structure with a
metallic spire 40 feet high, making the
total hight Alp feet, and a column re-
sembling the tower in the public
square of Venice. The additional
weight will be 4,l47 900 pounds. Gen.
eral Meig> also approved the plan OF
Larkin G. Mead 10 complete the monu-
ment by placing u colossal statue OF
Washington upon the present struct
ure. This figure of Washington Will
be SIS feet in hight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

J. ?. Hix'n, representing the firm Of Burr
& Fink. Merchant Tailors Of san Francisco,
arrived in town on Friday evening. and is
occupying room No. 20 at the Parker House.
This il rot Mr.. Hixon's first vi it. ard his re-
turn will be welcomed by all of his old cue
toner. lie has with Ii n some splendid
sample $ nt-, and also one Of tbs finest lines
Of samples to select from ever brough. to the
town. burr x Fink have reduced their prices
to a figure within the reach OF everybody.
aud row make up elegant fitting suits Of the
hest quality Of goods from $40 upwards. Mr..
Hixon will remain in Eureka about two
weeks. Call on hun at his room. jyl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

THEY had q love feast at Woodstock,
Connecticut, on the Fourth. Ex-Gov-
ernor Chamberlain, of South Carolina,
Senator Blaine, DIR. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, and other celebrities were
there. All hands made speeches, the
address Of Cham berlain being the
event of the occasion. He raked the
President and his policy fore and aft
and pronounced the latter cowardly
and INSCRIPTIONS. Singularly enough,
both the President and the speaker
were heartily cheered by the audience.
Blaine's remarks were devoted mainly
to annexation schemes, and the antag
onisms existing between the North
and South. Altogether it was q very
remarkable gathering.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

Yesterdays news Of Russian re-
verses is abundantly corroborated by
the advices published herewith. The
defeat OF the Cars forces at several
important points is officially acknowl-
edged, but in the way of course OF
explanations as to how 1t all hap
pened to come about. It is a settled
fact that the Turks have hal a long
way the best of recent engagements.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WORK.

Good wn,ehwork bone In r.
Steier's Jeweiry store. =. Steier
tnfrrms his cusiomr and she pub.
lie that he has engage one Of h
very best watchmakers on h
coast. and ~ prepared to do all
kinds of line watch work. and
warrant the same for one year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

THE Reno Journal has been fgur-
ing on the senatorial contest In Cali.
fornia, and arrives at the conclusion
that the Democrats will have a major
ity In the Legislature on joint ballot.
1t further prognosticates that Governor
Irwin will knock the senatorial per-
simmon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

GOVERNOR STONE, of Mississippi,
was a wholesale liquor dealer before
he became Governor. -fRecord- Onion.
Don't you know any one at home in
the 80 me fixl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
To Whom il MAY Concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the property Of ID. Ii. lmmel and d.. y.
lmmel Il Co. has been assigned to us. who
have full charge and control OF the same.
under the assignment made by said ID. b. N
mel, and any aud all transfers Of his or their
property, or settlement Of accounts, in rela.
ton to the business Of said ID. Is. Immel or
ID. B.. Immel x Co., without our consent. 10
forbidden.
NJ. r. CHAMBLIN,
H.. BISHOP.
NJ. b. BARTLETT.
Assigcccs.
Eureka. May %. 49,. myIb-ts
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

"Ir 1t wasn't for hope the heart
would break" said AZ old lady when
shs buried her seventh husband.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
Iron

We have Just received a number Of miners
Iron " heelbarrows. which are strong and
and will be sold at reduced prices
Call and exam ne them.
REMINGTON x LOCKWOOD.
Main street.
Eureka, June q, 1877. ie2stf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07

DIX. TERRY
Eureka, June IS, ISL. jelLtf
SHEET MUSIC ut tho Golden Rule Store.
Leave your orders with NJ. II. Joseph, who
is agent for the best houses in san Francisco
and the East.
Window shades, cords. ~tasssls, reps; all
kinds furniture covering. springs, hair, pull.
Excelsior, round or long needles. ticking,
sheetings, twincs, brHids, RACKS, pullies.
tacks, bed and lounge casters, picture cords,
table or lounge legs. or anything in uphoi-
stereTs goods. Wholesale OF retail, 20 TO the
Golden Rule Store.
Do you want to put on style at the circus'
Then buy a fine meerschaum pipe or cigar
holder at the Golden Rule Sore. Joseph
imports them direct from Vienna, and can
give you a good guarantee and a barg ain.
Fine buckskin gloves in which to take
your girl 10 the eircus-go to the Golden Rule
Store. Joseph is agent for the Kingsley
Glove Manufacturing Co., at Red Bluff, and
can sell you anything you want in the line.
If you go to tho circus, buy your white
shirt and and n-cktie ut the Golden Rule
Store. CHEAP, FOR CASH.
Do you want a stylish hat to go 20 the cir.
cu.7 Then buy it at tho Golden Rule Store,
CHEAP, FOR CASH.
You want to sec yourself before you go to
10 the circus then buy a looking-glass at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. cb ap, for cash.
For violin and guitar strings, 20 to tho
Golden Rule Store. Joe imports them from
Italy.
To keep a memorandum Of what you soc
at the circus, buy a book and psncil at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE, cheap, for cash.
Buy a pockct-knife at the Golden Rule
Store. Joseph imports them direct from the
manufacturers and sells them cheap. for cash.
Do you want q fair cigar case FOR six bits or
a dollarf Then get it at the Golden Rule
Store.
Trunks, ~valises. blankets. bed comforts,
mattresses, etc. at the Golden Rule Store,
CH ZAP FOR CASH.
For needles. pin.. thread. but ons. and a
general line Of notions, 20 to the Golden Rule
Store.
For a fancy calico or cheviot shirt. go to the
Golden Rule store.
Concertinas and nccordjons. at tho Golden
Rule Store, CHEAP. FOR CASH.
For best brands ~fne-cut and plug chewing
tobaccos. go to the Golden Rule Store.
O'trich-feaiher dnstes, at the Golden Rule
Store, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
A fine assortment Of scissors, at the Golden
Rule store. CHEAP, FOR CASH.
Miners changes, at the Golden Rule Store,
CHEAP, FOR CASH.
Straw and chip hats, at the Golden Rule
Store. ChEA", FOR CASH.
For soap and towels, go to the Golden Rule
Store.
Amber mouth-pieces, and amber cigar
holders. go to the Golden Rule Store.
Excellent rubber pouches ut tho Golden
Ruli store.
For a stunning good razor. GUARAN-
TED, go to the Golden Kuls Store.
For . fine pair Of boots to 20 10 the circus,
go TO the Golden Rule.
For combs. brushes. socks. hsndkerchie's
collars, uecktios, otc., go to the Golden Rule
Pens. ink and paper at the Golden Rule
Store.
OsE hundred and twenty-five to two hum
dred-lollar walnut sets of Furniture, con-
81 ting Of Bedsfcad. Bureau. Washstand. and
three Chairs and Towel hack, at HAS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
Foe the Millions!

Tobacco-PluR. Smoking. Chewing-frst.
c'ass, ard less than cost. at S. Ashim Il Bros.
One-Price Cash Store.