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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-03
PCsTPONEME EMIT.

THE the date when the stock of the above
Company shall become delinquent for assess
ment No. & vas postpon to the
SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1877,
And the date of sale of such delinquent stock
was postponed TO WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
10Th, 1877 at tbs same hour and place. BY
order Of the Board of Directors.
BRAHAN HALStY, Secretary.
Office, 312 Montgomery street. ran Fran
cisco, noy19-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-03
PCSTPCnEE1EM EMIT.

THE date when the stock CT the above
Company shall bee m9 delinquent for ASSESS
ment no. was postponed to the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877,
And the cate of sale + such delinquent stock
was postponed to FRIDAY, p EcEMBER 7TH,
1871 III the same hour ana place. By order
of the Board or Directors.
ALB 4AHAM HAISEY, Secretary.
Office, 312 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco. oc-9-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-03
MECHANICS STORE.
DR.. l.. :. CZAPKAY's
Private Medical n+tltute,

Private KediC al titute.
200 K"arny -, San francisco. Estsb-
lishtd i'll is54. r he Ietntnent Cure OF
all eial AID hrGLic Dheaxes, as also slI
Female cmpitints aid L seGEes Of the
Nervous System.
THNHL ~ MLNSL OBSTRUCTION OF HU-
u man lifg annually n, 10 eteiel ~ d chronic
diseases, canstd tin old and 81 bic Inhtitu-
ton to be tstatisEed IT'S IN Ililsdelphia,
Penn, in 1850 and pitoiNasds ia San Fran
cisco, Cal, in 1874 as +. waite d: b. nsary. in
order TO TO d tie III cted III bot medical
and surgical tieaiiDe nj, for the above and Ill
ether afis c3icns ahd CO aiEt-. Consulta-
tionslt tie i-tti,ule CT ly Ieiier. FhLE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-03
SUM MONS.
In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
district of the State of Nevada,
County of Humboldt.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
district of the State of Nevada,
County of Humboldt
Josephine Watson, plaintiff. VS.. Enos NJ.
Watson, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District Of the State OF
Nevada in and for the County Of Hum
boidt, and the Complaint flied in the
Office of the Clerk of said District Court
onthe Slst day of August, A. d. 1877.
YWyHR State of Nevada sends greeting to
Il Enoss NJ. Watson, defendant. You are
hereby Required to appear in an action brought
against You by the above named plaintiff.
Josephine Watson, in the District Court Of
the Fourth judicial District of the State of
Nevada, in and for the County OF umboldt,
and to answer the Complaint filed therein
with the Clerk Of said Court hin ten days
texclusive Of the day OF servicel after the Sc r.
vice on you Of this summons--if served with
In this County; or, II served out Of this
county but in this Judicial District, wi hin
twenty days; otherwise. within forty days
or judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of said COM
plant.
Said action is brought to obtain dec ee
dissolsing the bonds If matrim0ny hereto
fcTe existing between the Ila ntfff and de-
fendant and for the custody Of The minor
children. tie issue of said marriage.
All of which will more fully appear by
reference to said Complsint cert fed copy
of which accom- anies this Summons.
And You are hereby notified that II you fail
60 appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, sid llainiiff will apl ly to
the Court for he relief rein dc manded.
.# Given under my hand ard the
seal Of tie District Court of the
AAL' Fourth Judicial District of the
*~---* state of Nevada. in and for the
County Of HUMBOLDT. this 31st day
Of August, A. ID. 1877.
JH. JOB, Clerk.
A. Fisk, attorney for plaintiff. se.-90d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-03
ARTESlAN WELLS.

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
a to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery.
to fink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
iect address IL Gakpon 4 E.,ner, Bate
Mountain. will receive I-9mpt attention.
s. l. CAHOOS
Battle Mountain. October 9. 1876 If
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NOTICE.

Parties indebted to the updersiqne will
please settle Immediately and save cost.
II. w. Lewis.
October 16, 1s77-1m.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-03

NJ Office is hereby given that the tax on
~ proceeds of mines for the quarter end
ing September 80. 1877 lis now due and payable
at my office in the Courthouse of the County
& I humboldt, and that the laws fol. its coll
lection viii be strictly enforced.
JAMES BU(KNER. County Assessor.
BY S. BuoKNpR. Deputy Assessor.
Winnemucea, November 81, 1877. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-12-03
MANHOOD RESTORED

XTICTIMs OF YOUTHFUL IMPRUDENCE,
v who have tried in vain every known
remedy, will learn of q simple prescription
FREE. for the speedy cure of nervous debility.
premature decay, lost manhood, and all dis
orders brought on by excesses. Any druggist
has the ingredients, Address DAVIDSON,
Il CO.. 50 Nasssu Sc. NJ. Y.
cot 27-lyr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
a Mcrlted Tribute to a Deserving
Young Lady.
l~.tNIS"r"N, Mo. April

irNN'N"I'', NO, Apfli IliI. Isl
Nj NNnr IeMoU III" members ul the
"A".r AMI ia" sunday -'h,"i at thu Methodist T..
cI,ur,u. -,u,n. Ie>lurtnu. NJ" have lrirur!
VIII much r"sIct that You an about lu rrluo,r.
"ilh vpUr ta,G"r.- family. to another and d.--
TAFT -'n'e VIII you please accept hi. gu,i
cham and CLOS ~ Il very slight testimonial
'r"in tn'it and olhrr ni'mt-, Of !nr at.h uppI--
cGtrIpu II your Wtiltng SERVICE, "a .I.nnl,t AMI
vocalist az The church and ~ iHc ~uniny school
tot moo" trhu t"u wears past. As ai-u ni oar
love an! esteem Ter "n" VINO has cu,!rtrrl her
self g., Us all hy her hind and g,nll. rIrii. md
her r'aiInr--. tai all trimrs, L. AID and heII
Whenever OCCASION required. We 'i~rrty r-sr,t
your d'IHrrur. from luh.ms rs. oar prayers
amt dressings viii 30 with you. and We dean +
to "NLIt-- eur assurance that Vs. viii always
remember YOU IN kIuiness and love, and cher
tsi u pleasing r-cull' elton OF the swect melody
OF four VOICE, aud the derp-tonct SCUM! oil IL,
organ uudeT The ~slllfui toucn at YOUR hand.
Z u. CONNER.
bH behalf of The choir ana Others
+. WiSSDR, Supt.,
-" behalf al tue sunday school,
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EXtempOrc Concert.

opr cmt"rprjsiug Jrwei"rs. Mrs>r,. Grimes
/ \rutrIr. 81 "r,rrr &, meet The growing
rf"-.uii wants, t.l> community, have ,.ld-
t' = r..uo AMI "ts'n department 10 their
iu> mes. I...r h,r,.rIGn style. of piano,
r.'-inG from lie hi, iIuIu->'Ivd prr!"r. at
>+Hp. 10 The cuur"It-"raHi. al ~l.1uu. and
COVERING all intermediate STYLES and prices.
ih"rr organ r,tairsiIe cHInrnv'- over thirty
~lr."> with Ia" itte>t Improvements and
hose Lee, ia Ln,,hani-In, zone. stops and
rt-r-. and ranging in price from the cottage.
At Si2D. to tie Orci a~irtiu chime organ. a
magnificent or,hv>tyit! iustrTmrui. al SilI
tH">c !m-'ruuaeuts ale All al Ihr celebrated
Horace Wusr>A Son mak-.":i mon square.
New lurh, "ur Of The oldest and most
reliable mruuii,roir"~ in the country. Al
Instruments Of thirr make are noted for
purity. Richness aud mrli"wur-> oi tone. ~
we'll ~ Tor tu"5r superior finish, >l>'e au!
IVIAhi!jt, Il WI. he IA" longer necessary
inr "Ir citizens {" ." or ,rud To nau~a~
tiiN or -. Louis TOR either piano, or organs,
a. CRIME, X Nenable VIII furnish any r--
pu.rri ~iH'' ri Instruments, and GUARANTEE
prices - l"w ~ At either Of these cities.
Las, Wrtk they re, riN" L pAriur piInu NJ
SHo aud q >quaIr-grnnI ri $500. both beau
iitGI Instruments III Every respect. auI ON
Saturday evening last = number Of uur
Citizens. comprising representative, aud
scholars from "ur several female c~ollc"r>.
ana our leading t~owH>-pCuplc. ladies ana
gentlemen, H>>emh!ri At the establishment
OF M's,r-. trImt> \ y enable To hrar flrIy
Instruments tf.ied by n delegation OF our
test amateur and professional Talent. The
LATHAM ttF.F - I'm p,,r ,.,,l trtt,rur.r,. 1.-.
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#!ecaln 3~1ntrlllgeaccr.
SHORTS

'Nf''
par Nv" doors W. a. Guy ii"'''. !.
The Mount iirr' N"''' "'"'' '''" WI
give i sr:s'"t .!'"'e III 'As \'"'>'''"A -'"'''
hear Mnuti HOPE. 'n III" w." "i '"h'.
MI. " u Y. t:t"" WI E.rt-r H''e'.
the thtuE- of oar basin - nlan'-"' '"I ti
assortment; uf flower s"i .Hi"9" i'"I" h''
helutiIu! suburban resldrn'r.
! have just received a handsome a>>"ft-
lDent Of Wal Pockets. t:rtrNri" ani Picture
Frames direct from The 'Aan"i4'toi, which
sell ~ ene.p a. the che pest. Cali md
see. Charles IL EoSl".
w have slo,t" "oith of fo,t- Hnt 9hoe-
just received from our a" Hon h""7r f-'>''
which aiu>t be sold Regardless Of cot. Cone
nov i the tine 10 get bargains Al ihr cheap
cast nous" q! Dawn A.!:tA"I. 'l''-d
HE CITY authorities have done we" !"
having The streets e.-aH''i ~ '"' .'''"''-'
PRISONERS. Is ""tA '''' Gay ""''' ~
i"' 'he >as>' '"' 10! '"' ''"' - Ns"' 49,
h''NeH OH i''''' cl'H .''A ''e'' Ia" '''''
sewing Machine Needles ''F 81 'u''H'"'>'
ana CA. at u. iIt":| AF''ff'
Nr>. >. /. Arnold i )" receipt oil H'N
'H.e' direct from lie east ''''A''"- 10 '"'
leading novelties IN millinery ana iAN'S
goods Having secured i"r assistance 81 ~
experienced dress h'"rF sac '"'+'> '"'
attention "i customer. 'ftif"'
Cal Al t'h!e anu see "'> gems '"'
>e"'t calf boot. iN' doors "''' OF ny
Ho'e!. aF'if'
John POWELL FFAhAi'" street i 'r''''-
good mo'is>es Al ~ cents Per sA'e". 600"
sugar house syrup ~ cents. ht''"tf ''nStf
h'u'' syrup ~ '-"i>. Garden seed III '''N
ana t"3rr>. onion -'i-' an" zee" f''''''>'
"o'"> DELIVERED !" ANY f''l 81 '"e tH Tree
o. 'i'Fse-
Inc cas- OIL 'a' singer ~ 80
v. MI l. | Ht!tu"H''' '' '"'> CIV 80"
III attachment W." ''''" j" '"
>Is'e> DISTRICT court. Al "'H''>'N NY 49,
ihurSda!' on i plea o! A"'''"''"' i '"'
attachment. and i judgment WAS Feh'steu
for Defendant Bully !oF Nicn-
Mems Hats a DAVIS ~ A''''Adt from ''
cents TO 81 -: good quality. aPF"'i
ca! AZ kckIe and examine the arr" ''''
o"9t. best boot IN >Ae MARKET aP''f"
a h>Aihs party consisting "' " I
nett <>ibTFi "Iauiih' + "'He'' u ""E :
FI4NA iIi-E' Auu Jams -\"H''>'" {" ~
10 tie'H> M i""'>""'' t"eH o'H-"
f"'e INK u ma 80 "
''e'N'"7 '' ~ ''' ~"
'"t'N" '' H''''" NH y tA''t ''
Nv'>'e. 'H">' l. 'e''e van '''"- '"'
'eo' Tempe went II" '"- an 'f"' H'7''
Jay O"i 'AeE 4'd MOI I'F"'' 'A>' "'s"'' -
We cannot 'hI'hII'e 'AetI success
Inc 'neaps-t A'' ia '"F CAY Az ''H''
" AiisIAlL = Itll IL
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. l.4t I = NJ fItNlAsal - NrF.
p,i,..-n.u Inn rih.j un =, lin. straw mare
i,., yys.,r..fty at the river
r.. .,.,,., -, .,,..,. met last N,rl,y
ana, .,.,,r.l, w~..lr.l.,
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~. .,
fHFf 81 - -r 80
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a.. ..t.r,-.,. Jrr.,,.L ,r., N..
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an, ,r... m,L..., ,.r.r,,.r, ny,- r..,r
To-. ..t. IL, $780,,
,,.- p., ,Irr,n. A., ..,,
,., .
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l
,-,-., ,,..., him nm
Lat ~,rrI.v ~ .,.,.- 81. ,yiu.,,u
mr. = H.. ,,.t ,or. r.r,. l,,,i r,,,., ,,
,ha 81: p,,,j r,,i , ..,,.r r.-,u,,r,,
wirh .r.n ,r,1.J # .,ufu,,ng b,iy.,,,
81 ar,i -. mostly IN small .ri.> Finder
$500
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a Fishing Trip.

" ''t .i' -.'. .,.le $500 '" n"' B.. ",- See u.'@
a It''" = ant u,-. Ii, it4.- Ease l,. III an: -
tr'.'r. inu We, Hpr w. r... Sci .rfA N.tn 3.
strong ,"r frwr-' WIN. and wn'u the ,.tr.,.
r.Is,-i.G .i Mr>-I- i',lk. Gilmore. H.Iu!,r.
I"rt "'"i " 'r-rli. !nr' ~ ',r '."'u', 'hr question
OF giving 'Ut TIA" trip "a >rr,"u-iy discussed,
but W. Hualiy vote! iowa Promptly nn rl,ur
Nj. = j l;'r|rr. r"" sru@~mauI, aud %l"lt"
'"'ui.''ps %. ihr lra,r, sa," '.r< sud-. engineer
" Z ,nry ;Hrrw "pcu tnr ,hurt-I"- waive. ain!
ava ~, w"ut NturI platform. It'll, tool 81
"r,t!Nt,, ur l:.I, h't.'c.i ,nr ua.n. auI ~
lrru h,d. beside IN" i-iJuE luk-. the doctor,
Mr--r-. Nua, D'Nla.,,. tuauurf Iasi-r. Wei
I IuG,uu'- Star miller. Il /. W-idrll. Howard
" Ham, au1 y htlT dozen -jr,u.rr-. Tn sa-t
place oil .u:rr,-i w.4rh We uut,riwt- l~arwfii'~
~gu'..u. u p.,cr iusar rem rL4nlr IA tAc history
of tile r"urr. 70, sven children, vino once upon
sr haste ia. Al" t.l.trrn iozrn egg lhr nr\;
pace ~ I.,--r'i Wa, tue Nr,wru ,oa' switch.
Er,ou! tnl- WrraI.tr To-; coal mines @; M,--rs
I~-,.,., &. I'd .,ui %"lIrai. wa,tr ,h,r. VA r'-
,... ..,-. ...s.. ,.,., ,r,. ia.
n"N place ~ umr Macy bank. !Irrr Ne -aw
81 .''s" leg r'h.n 80 fr-'r". at rr''''"t lh"
,a~ ,orruta "a, ,a-r, au .aa f.r, lev hroacnlns
ii - %, beer. COS .g :. 'o. whereas , would
have taken nu'n m''' tame. n"l -''"raI tunes
- '"'''" it'''. T" "AN" F''~"t '''in !" AiN "iH'r
VI ''''" N' N"'"' :'ii"'7' NH''' "li''Ai"'
49, ''.''' lew """' ''' "''"~''
sal .,,.... t,... ,,.,. u..
vh.., 10, r.,.r mn. ,,,'nt.ra., IT.,
K,n, Wa.!ell. Nd usm~! ;ub,lr,luc. hu,
r.- .4pl, utsrr IA, hy the vu,=.r, been cor-
r"H'ei sn'" H'1'nwu. Mr Mait"I - proud Il
tn" place. however. ami ~"rnr~ ;ha! 1t haa n"t"
''"''-''"-7 '"'H l it''H'i. ann -'Ahi~ E'f !'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
CL0TH HING

RIVER hrnughi to this market. fIi>
stock has Just arrived. 81 WINS sc-
lrrIcd III She Eastern market by nr.
Sinaurr in person with great care
and with AN ~ single To the wants
of bis customers, and Mt such IA "
DO iIEs Ri>a NJ, i'll cnubIr hin,
TO do better by the propiG than .sCT
before.
to .rrrct. III every description OF
t.rntiencn-s Wcur. HINTS, taps and
Notions every thing IL gentleman
needs II nice fat guaranteed
There il nothing 10 equal hi. pres
eat stock in size, Iuniiis and cheap
ness in This Di1rGrI.
III" public i. rcsrcCIiuIiS invited
to give him ii cali and examine hi
splendid new stack and price hi.
goodn and save money by doing so.
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= II F.
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SHINES FOR ALL!

tti< the "inhiem Oh hope. and The
sign of thrift. the barbingrr Of pence
und OF Eoui viii 10 uIan.
We nave ru.sn ior all. goods Tor
all. and ut prices Ia suit every body -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT

2o yards OF" elegant Lyons Clirilt lie Paris Black Silk fine ouO
Tor q princess t" wear, hat We" DEFY competition in price
w" hay the largest aud hHmd-on st line of Black (ashmeres in tho
city. from 10 cents per Yari and mp that are exceedingly chrar
In our int of BDmbszinc. l anI-e Cloth. AIpacs II M0hairs for syter,
O stock and cieapIte-. We have no competition worthy of name.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
BARGAINS,

lot Gents | niaunducd Dress Shirts, made out Of Fruit of the LOOM
Mnahn,F Fine I-uen BoOrn> and Cuff neatly stitched, fr 81 each
1906 Yards of that beautiful Striped Pique lett, at ONLY IL pr
yard; cant be replaced Tor double he one
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28

some people are hortsghtcd enough to believe that low prices mean
low qualities, quite forgetting that a large business commands low rnums n
huving II affords low profits in selling. We stsud by every arHcia
W e sci.
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LIOUOR \

and r"u unw ~nt"lv ~aN that w" /
Of FINE EltANpIE~. NATIVE
AND WliI~kiE~. t.. All kinds. II
Of from on. To tour and u hall al
We have Il complete stock "f
Sour rul Sweet Mash Bon kBt
AID RYE WHISTLES.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28

fi\Nli NIL,
I MI, HE'LL.
81 lie Gibson
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-06
A Fine Display.

Tommy Haley, at his market on
Main street, above the Court house,
has on exhibition and for sale, as fine
a display OF meats as can be found in
the State. The sides of the shop are
completely hid from view by fat
quarters of beef, tempting enough to
entice the most weary and satiated APP
petite. The lamb, and mutton that
hang suspended from the hooks, show
that they, when living, must have fed
in pastures green. for their appearance
denotes the splendid condition that
they were in when led TO the slaughter.
The cold weather is marked by a
display of obese hogs, festoons OF
sausage. head cheese. and other sp-
petizing articles that are evolved from
combinations Of pork. Not the least
attraction is the Alderman, whose
pleasant smile, together with the def
and skillful manner with which he
carves a chop, trims a roast. or slices
off a porler-house steak, charms the
customers, and sends them away firm
in the conviction that the shop il the
ne plus ultra Of Establishments devoted
10 that particular business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-06

The following official letter. forward.
ed from Eureka Saturday last to the
Company's Office In San Francisco,
will be read with interest. 1t will be
seen that Developments continue on a
grand scale, and that as the work is
carried forward, the future of the rrop-
erty Is assured beyond q reasonable
doubt.
EUREKA. Nov. Sd, 1877.
The operations AT the mine during
the past week have been favorable
throughout. Good progress has been
made in the extension Of drifts, etc.
The various levels are looking well
and yielding their quota of ore.
The winze Oh the tenth level has
been sunk u further distance of 81 feet,
aud still remaining in ore. The ore
body on this level Is looking first-rate
and continues to improve in size as
developments are advanced.
There has been extracted during the
week some 600 tons OF ore, one-half
of which a taken from the tenth
level. There has been delivered at
the furnaces 1,44l tons Of ore, which
produced 3l0X tons OF bullion.
The engine Wine, sunk from the
tenth level, Is now down n distance of
65 feet, and will be completed next
week. Will start another level from
bottom of this Wine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-06
RAcea Postpomed.

Harvey Carpenter, proprietor Of the
willows Race Track, has decided, on
account Of the unfavorabls weather
prevailing. to indefinitely postpone
the advertised meeting at the course
on the 10th and 18th instant. The un-
certainty regarding the climatic infin.
ences that will obtain At that time has
moved MIR. Carpenter to make the
above announcement. Lovers OF speed
contests and the public generally will
b disappointed at the postponeinsnt.
hut will cheerfully acquiesce, In the
hope that ut some future date Harvey
will cater to their amusement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-06

The alteration in time of the arrival
and departure of the Eureka and Pals.
AIDE Railroad trains will work a great
convenience to our business men. who
can get their letters at night and send
a reply by the next mornings train.
No one will he so much benefited by
The new arrangement az NJ. II. Joseph.
Of the Golden Rule store, who has
hitherto been kept mp quite late, at
tending to his business correspond.
ence. Joe, by the way, Is in the best
of humor nowadays, caused by the
great increase Of business since the re-
sumption of work in our bonanza
mines. He IL, in fact, doing a large
business. Yesterday we passed his
door at least forty times, and Zach time
saw a mar coming out with a bundle,
large or small, of goods under his arm.
Still there are lots more goods left, for
he has an abundance of hats, caps,
boots, shoes, undertaking OF all
kinds, gloves, overalls jumpers, tobac.
CO, cigars, pipes tby the way, his stock
of meerschaums can't be beat in the
largest cities) of all kinds, looking
glasses, stationery, cutlery, and no
tons, to say nothing of his stock of
blankets, mattresses, furniture cover
ings and upholsterer,' goods. Joe will
have to get into y larger place very
soon, or else build an extension on the
sidewalk. Which shall 1t be-eh, Joe?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-06

At St. James Church, Mr.. Crawford
preached morning and evening to very
good congregations. The Sabbath
School in the afternoon was largely at
tended and unusually interesting. The
singing Of the choir was very much
better than usual, the only serious OBJ
lection being u careless pronunciation
Of the words, especially in the chants.
Choir singers forget that the chant is a
mere inionation and should he deliv.
cred just as near 10 the manner in
which the same words would be read
in q monotone, as It Is possible. The
miserable divisions in many chants of.
ten interfere with this, but careful
training will overcome most difficult
ties met with. The opening anthem
in the evening was, but for this fault,
admirably rendered. Each part had 4
solo, and they were all well sung. Mr..
Boards was the best we have over
heard him sing. and showed marked
Improvement in attacking the high
notes As we'll As 10 expression. Miss
ruttle's alto solo was really admirable.
She has a smooth e~ffectionate voice. y
round. crisp enunciation, and a good
style, and is n very great acquisition TO
the choir. Mrs. Clark, Of course, sang
admirably. as usual, and MIR. Morrison
sang we'll,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-06
~InEormntion WMnted.

Officer Middaugh received the fol.
lowing letter from the Chief Of Police
Of Memphis, Tennessee: Amy infor-
nation Of the Whereabouts of Joseph
Price, who was lately a resident Of Flu.
reka, will be thankfully received by
his mother. who has not heard from
him for several years. He Is y young
man about "A years OF age, and was in
dress p. H. Athy, Chief of Police,
Memphis, Tenn"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-06
Empty Jail.

Eureka boasts OF an empty Jail. The
reporter knows whereof he speaks, for
he WAS inveigled into its precincts yes
tsrday, under the pretense OF verifying
the item, and while inspecting the in
terror arrangements of the bastile, the
door was swung to and locked on him.
For q moment he felt . strong desire
to emulate the deeds Of Two-two John.
ny, aud wrench the solid bars from
their f~asteDings, but upon q second
thought he concluded II would be bet
ter to sit calmly down aud await devel-
opments. A newspaper man in limbo
Is q very rare sight in this world, and
on the news becoming heralded abroad
u crowd Of citizens visited us, gaZed
through the bars at the distinguished
prisoner, making various c~onsolatory
remarks. and indulging in some very
unbehtting and untiinely laughter, A.
II there we're something overwhelmingly
funny in the situation. We could not
appreciate the joke from IA stand.
point, but We made an effort to raise a
CHASTITY smile, something after the
fashion OF the nan who stubs his toe
while walking with his sweetheart, or
the fellow who chases his hat before
a high wind, with q crowd Of specta.
tors on the sidewalk enjoying the race.
After remaining in dursnce vile for
what seemed TO be hours, but what
was really only a space of Is minutes,
the bolts were shot back, the door
opened, and we once more breathed
the free air of Heaven. The balance
of Dur time during the afternoon was
devoted to making playful to
the oft repeated and tirosome question
OF "How long have you been out?"
| 10 our solicitous friends we reply this
publicly-that We are out, and intend
to stay out, il possible.