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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
The LeslesS Man.

Yesterdays SENTINEL. contained an
about a poor unfortunate individ-
ual who lost his legs in Phoebe. He had
disappeared from here, and the SEN
made inquiry regarding his
probable fate. Mr.. Ward, of the Min
eral Hill Station, on the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad, writes us as follows
on the subject:
MINERAL STATION, May 8, 1877.
EDITOR S~hNTIELN: A man bearing
the description given by you in this
mornings issue, in all the particulars,
except that he vas very g~entlemanly
in his department, passed down on the
Narrow Gauge about two weeks since,
and took breakfast at my house. for
which he offered pay. l told him 1
would not think of taking anything
from a man in his condition. He po.
litely thanked me. and passed out IN
his knees, climbed aboard of the train
and proceeded on his journey when
the cars departed. l was informed he
came from Phoebe.
Yours, b. +, WARD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
Firemen's Ball.

There Is every reason to believe that
the Firemen's party. at Mendes' Hall
this evening, will be an unusually
pleasant one. The committees have
carefully attended to all the details
looking to the comfort of their guests,
and the hall will be in first-class order.
You will not only have a chance Of
enjoying yourself, but by buying a
ticket you contribute to the exchequer
of ar institution whose members will
ingly devote their time and peril their
lives for the preservation of your
property. Good music, capable man
ayers, and a pleasurable evening de-
voted TO the terpsichorean goddess,
await those who take advantage of the
occasion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
short Bfts.

M. B. Bartlett has declined the office
of Road Supervisor.
There will be another half-mile ace
at the Willows on next Sunday.
The Hon. II. X. Mitchell left on yes
terday mornings train for San Fran.
cisco.
A fresh pat Of paint adds to the ap
pearance of Fiske's restaurant and
Young's confectionery store.
The Clerks office received a large in
voice OF stationery yesterday, whereat
the lawyers rejoice.
Many a man has ruined his eye-
sight by sitting in a bar-room looking
for work.
An exchange, well posted in fashions,
says: "Low-necked shoes are to be
worn this summer"
George Davis will hold his regular
auction on the corner to-day. "Half a
dollar more, do 1 hear it; Sold"
Tliisis the time of year when mules
become risky. All we'll regulated
persons should abstain from the i'm
mediate vicinity of their business end.
"Sball l mix it in q blue glass?"
asked the maj with the big diamond.
Just azure Inclined" replied the
thirsty one.
He told a dreadful ghost story.
Ibid not your blood curdle?" said an
anxious listener. mot a curd," he
said calmly.
Teams are busy hauling Stag and
filling up the depressions on Main
street in the vicinity Of the Court.
house.
Main street was unusually crowded
with idlers yesterday. Five men we're
employed digging the trench for the
gas pipe, and 800 strung along the
the ditch bossing the operation.
Jones got down on his knees hastily
to his girl the other night and was
about to pour forth his soul in poetry,
when she said, 81 see you tumble to
IT,"
A stylish young lady went into a
Main street store yesterday to match
some yellow ribbon, and when she
was satisfied a. to the shade, she said,
"That's the cheese"
The irrepressible Sweeney walks the
StIcclS VI IuIchd OtC6 IlOT6. f1IS
long absence at the Bay gives him the
iaunty appearance of a Kearny-street
masher.
The Cosm opolitan lodging-house is
coming to the front with various iim-
.provements, prominent among which
is the Notwithstanding of the Bate
man street side. 1t will add much to
the appearance of that locality.
A Cornish unpleasantness disturbed
the serenity Of affairs on Main street
yesterday. One gentleman announced
his intention of "biting the bloody ear
off" of a fellow countrynan, but was
persuaded by "many friends" to fore
go his cannibalistic propensities.
D. w. LeVan is following the exam
pie of his neighbors in the way of i'm.
provements. He is having his resi-
dence raised, moved to the front, and
the rooms enlarged. When the altera.
tons are completed, Van will occupy
one of the finest private residences on
Spring street.
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Tramps.

The isolated situation OF Eureka has
to a certain extent kept us free from
this nuisance, although occasionally
members of the class put in an appear
ance, but within the last two weeks
they seem to have branched off in this
direction, and the road between Eure.
ka and Palisade is full of these van
dering Arabs. There are some few of
them who are to be pitied, men who
are out OF work, %penniless, and ready
10 do anything to earn an honest liv-
ing, but the most of them are as lazy
and mean a set of rasc+is as ever in
tested the earth or carried terror to the
heart of an honest householder. AS a
fair illustration of their inherent mean
ness, we need only mention the action
of a band of half a dozen who stopped
at Box Springs, on the Eureka and
Falisade Railroad, and humbly asked
the lady for something to eat. 1t was
house cleaning time; the stove was
down and the place was in an uproar,
and so the good wife informed them,
at the same time Offering them plen-
ty of good sweet milk and fresh
bread. These poor hungry creatures
turned up their noses at the layout,
and after bestowing curses upon the
generous lady for her kindness, de-
parted for the next station. Arriving
at Mineral Hill Station, and finding no
one at home but Mrs. Ward, and
the Chinaman, they demanded the
keys of the house and proceeded to
ransack the premises. Fortunately the
section boss happened to be ear at
hand, and with his force succeeded in
routing the Migrants. Their next
move was to take forcible possession
of a ranch near Alpha, ousting the
owner and devouring everything eata-
BILE in sight. Boarding the train at
Alpha they informed Conductor Cham
bin that they intended to ride to
Eureka with him, and being in rather
an ~iinpecunious condition, did not pro-
pose to put up a eel for their fare.
The Captain is not a man to be bluffed,
and the way he piled tramps along the
o side was an eye-opener to the
scoundrels. They caine to the conclu-
sion that it would be just as we'll to
walk, and more healthy, anyway, and
are nov footing it at a lively gait for
Eureka. The advent of these scoun.
drels in our midst is not "A pleasant nor
desirable addition to u residents, and
the officers will do we'll to keep a vigil
liant watch over them. and exercise a
restraining influence on their petty
Larceny proclivities. There is no doubt
but that a large number of this unde-
sirable class will be added to u popu-
lation shortly, and the first showing Of
their vicious tendencies should be
promptly repressed.
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Solid Presents.

Captain Rabbits is a solid man, and
solid is the jewelry lie presented each
of the picnic committee IN yesterday.
No objections could be made to it that
it was not heavy and rusty enough.
The three links presented are equally
enduring with the links of a brake
chain of a prairie schooner, or the gran.
tie hills. The committee are borne
down by the weight of ths INKS and
jewelry, and have chartered a wheel.
barrow to carry and exhibit the same
on the day of their excursion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
A Garbage

In New York they have a furnace
for cremating garbage. The cut pub
lished in the Herald bears a very
strong resemblance to our ordinary
smelling furnace. A double-cylinder-
40 horse : power : garbage cremator
could find constant employment in the
streets of Eureka. A cremator or a
cloud-burst is the only thing that will
save Eureka from pestilence and death
the coming summer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
Gone 20 Hamilton.

Eugene Blair departed yesterday by
private conveyance for Hamilton,
where he will testify before the Grand
Jury in relation to the attempted stage
robbery, which resulted in the death
O Carlow and the capture of Jim
Crawford. There Is no doubt that
Crawford will enjoy the inequalities
OF The State at Carson for a number Of
years. J. Kelley also left for Hamil-
ton Yesterday, to give evidence in the
case OF Roach, the slayer of Gleason.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
Decorating the Train.

Inc Railroad boys will, we under
stand profusely decorate the engine
u train which is to carry the Odd
Fellows' excursion to Palisade to-mor-
row.. They were skirmishing for
bunting last night and succeeded in
nnding all they desired. That train
win present handsome and patriotic
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
The Odd Fellows. Excursion.

Picnic tickets are being disposed of
very fast, and the cars provided will
undoubtedly be filled with picnic
ers." A party is going down who in
tend to stop on the way for hunting,
and catch the train on its return.
Preparations will be made for target
shooting, and we understand the Palis-
ade odd Fellows are getting ready for
a good time. Messrs. Moore Brothers
have made arrangements with the pic
mic committee to take excursionists to
and from the depot at reasonable rates.
Those desiring their services should
leave their ame at the stable OF
Thursday evening, to avoid trouble
and confusion in the morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10

This valuable mining property is sit
uated on the west side of Prospect
mountain, Immediately west of the
Matamoras mine, and on the direct
line of the Prospect Mountain tunnel.
The mine is opened by w shafts and
a tunnel. Shaft No. l is 80 feet deep,
in ore assaying from $50 to $3.50. Shaft
No. 2 is 100 feet deep, and tho ore assays
from $50 TO 5000. A tunnel is being
u $50 feet to connect both shafts.
The groupings of the mine is a ferru.
ginous quartz, and is rich in silver.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
Proceeds Of The Mines.

Folio wing is an abstract statement
from the quarterly assessment roll of
the proceeds of the mines of Eureka
county for the quarter ending March
81, 1877. The amount of ore extracted
and the gross yield thereof is given in
round numbers:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Another

Direct foreign importations our latest.
Just received from Yokohama, Japan, an
deliberately gold ~lacquered chest containing
about 200 pounds Of Al Young Hyson Tea,
pack ed especially to our order. The delicious
aroma, the fragrant bouquet, the ~exqisite
quality of this surprisingly elegant tea will
please the most fastidious. As usual, our
price will please as we'll. Call and sample at
ASHIM BROS Pioneer One Price Store.
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Quicker Time TO Ward,

We find the following item of inter-
est to travellers and others in the last
number of the Reflex, at Ward: "F.
w. Jackson, postmaster, informs us
that after Monday next the mail will
arrive from Eureka ten hours earlier
than heretofore, coming through from
that place without laying over. The
change will be approved by all. Stages
will leave here for the same place in
the evening instead of the morning, as
heretofore. No change has been made
from here to Phoebe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
A Visit.

Yesterday We had the pleasure of a
at present foreman of the X X mine.
He has been mining in Pinto and Eu-
reka Districts since their discovery; he
has also mined extensively in Utah.
Mr.. Cohen is known to be q thorough
and energetic miner, and a man of in
tegrity and business capacity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
Cheap Goods.

A. Berwin advertises this morning
that he is determined to dispose of his
immense stock of clothing, etc., at
greatly reduced rates. He says he is
not humbugging, but really means
business. II you have any doubts
about it, go and examine his goods and
learn his prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
Sold Under the Hammer,

The Fourth Of July mine was yes.
terday sold at Constable's sale, to sat
isfy a judgment issued from the JUS
tice's Court. w. H. Clark bid in the
property for 1888 "a. The owner of
the Fourth of July have expended
over $50, 200 in its development. 1t is
a good mine. and will doubtless be re-
deemed before the expiration of the six
months allowed by law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
Yoa Know as We Know.

That we have ever sold the best value for
the LOWEST MARKET PRICE;
That we have never misrepresented the
quality of any article;
That our Bargains are not old auction
goods palmed of for new;
That our assistants are over attentive and
polite;
That ours is the oldest ESTABLISHING ont in its
line in this State;
That you have always saved money by
trading with US;
That we return our sincere thanks for
past ~favors, and that ever it shall be our
~fervent endsavor in tho future to merit your
confidence;
That. therefore, We feel assured we cen
still unhesitatingly ask your continued ap-
probation, not only for these but for other
manifest reasons which
You Know as We Know:
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Change Of business.

In another column will he found the
advertisement of Mrs. s. Leventhal,
who las recently purchased the bust.
ness formerly conducted by Mrs. II.
Lee, at the north end of Main street.
Mrs. Leventhal has a general assort-
ment of family groceries, provisions
and clothing, which she proposes to
sell at living rates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
Attention,

The members of Eureka Hook and
Ladder Company, and Knickerbocker
nose Company, are requested to at.
tehd the ball this evening in full uni
FORM. An invitation Is extended to the
FSescues to attend in uniform also.
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telegraph 10 Ward.

There is some talk of the construc-
ton of a telegraph line to the new and
growing camp of Ward. Hope it will
be put through at once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
Smallpox at Phoebe.

A case Of smallpox has broken out
among the Indians of Phoebe. How it
got there is a mystery. The Piochers
are frightened, and have taken meas.
9res to prevent the spread of the
disease.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Great Demand for Silver for the
Chinese Trade.
Arrangements of Ptuney on Two
Charges Of Forgery.

SAN Francisco, May 9.
Large engagements Of fine silver
have been made for shipment by the
next China steamer, which sails on
the 10th. 1t is expected she will take
over one million dollars in treasure.
Pinney was arraigned in the Munich
pal Criminal Court to-day, Oh w"
charges of forgery, and plead not
guilty, but reserved the privilege of
interposing a demurrer before next
Saturday.
The Russian Fleet Under Orders TO
sail-IImprOved Crop Prospects
in SOlanO County.
VALLEJO, CAL, May g..
Reliable authority has it that the
Russian fleet has got orders to get
ready for their departure on a mo-
ment's notice. The officers, however,
do not expect to leave at an early date.
The late heavy and moist west winds
have improved the grain prospects in
Solano county greatly. Much of the
grain which had been decided to be
cut for hay will now be saved for grain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10

How TO Make MONEY FAST. No one
should lose the chance. Why, buy all your
goods at ASHIM BROS Pioneer One Price
Store. my9-1w
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TybO Mail.

Postmaster Wilson received the fol-
lowing official document from the
Postoflice Department yesterday.
While tiding over the present diff
culties, the arrangement is far from sat
isfactory and not what the interests Of
that flourishing community demand.
Nothing less than a direct daily mail
between Eureka and Typo will fill the
bill, and we hope to see the service es-
-tablished at the nex session of Con-
gress. No doubt Congressman Wren
will use his best efforts in that direc-
ton. The first mail under the new
arrangement will be dispatched to-
morrow:
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, May 2, 1877.
To the Postmaster at Eureka, New
Sir: You are informed that this office
has arranged temporarily with Messrs.
Gilmer & Salisbury, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, for the performance Of service
three times per week on route ASH,
Belmont to Eureka, on which the con-
tractor has failed, and you will, there
fore, deliver the mails for thesaid route
to them accordingly until otherwise
ordered by this Department.
Respectfully,
THoS. j. BRADY,
Second Asst. Postmaster q eneral.
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STARTLING REDUCTIONS Figures don't lie.
A hat formerly sold for S5-now 81; and a
former 81 hat for 81, and so on ad libitum at
ASHlM BRUS.' Pioneer One Price Store.
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acknowledgment.

The SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of complimentary tickets to the
6remen's ball, at Mendes' Hall this
evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10

An INSPECTION Solicited Intended pur.
chasers should not fail to examine our stock.
One Of the largest and best selected stocks on
BROS.' Pioneer One Price Store. my9-lw
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Mr.. Hooper, the new Superintend-
emit of the Martin White Company,
passed up to Ward three days ago.
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srocK REPORT.
"A. Francisco stock Exchange.
wv S. Ep.NcIsco MAYA

- stock Exchange.
SAN FRANoIsco. May 0.
MORNING BOARD.
OK onbir-9k 9H 9S 9T9
T9 MoniS y Clrry-4ik 460c 1850 AZ 465c
SMo gBssi'fo ! iTTA 27sse Il ~ bio ~ 2sA
'"'' b3O 2dH 27A bio
an Savage -275c
,1HH ION. Virginia 2S% 26A a
go Choliar-22 22*
"a Con. Virginia Il 25N
Ia Hale & Norcross-lS5
10 Crown Point-4A
ssS Yellow Jackets
81 imperial-50c SIC 40c 45c
p Kentuck..21a
oE Alpha-7A D
80 Belcher 81 34Oc
% Conidencs-2n
40 S. Nevada-lH ll3c l2o
. 8 B Bnai1ion.-aH,s 81 sgos
isl Exchequer l1oc lS0c
Is Seq. Belcher-lS
1910 Justice-42oc ~ 400
XII Union Con. 2ooc 2ooc
4O Julia DOC S)c
1Oj Caledonia -l4Oc l3oc l4oc
EVENING BOARD.
100 Raymond & Ely-2n4 2ooc
s70 Eureka Con. -l6 l6h l5N
100 Jackson-2s
40 Bel mont SIC
1910 Leopard SOC
700 Gila-30c Csc
$50 Northern Belle-liH Il l4bb5
l0 General rhomas-loc
go Manbattan-6H
200 Delrees-li0c
40 Grand Prize -2A
100 Modoc-2h 26Oc 2ooc
200 New Coso-3a
80 Leeds-l Doc
IS Baltimore-2c
80 Silver Hill5;ol'c zoe
100 Cball .nge ~;
500 N. Y. Con -l0e
22O Alta-5c
1890 Andes-25 20c
zoo kossuth- LOG
As Leviathan -25c zoe l5c
$40 NJ. Star an
200 T~rojan-40c
"a California -26H 26h
l0 Chollar-20j4 2OA 20
IS Best L Belcher-lON l0% l0s lo%s6o
$50 Crown Point-4A 43Oc AZ 420c
SO Con. Virginia-26H 2jA
80 Alpha-6A
100 Utah-3k
go Mexican-54 81
20 Oyerman-1
40 imperlal-5Dc DOC
80 Ophir-SA So
25 Justice "A 4l5c
l2j Exchequer-l65 l7jc
40 Gould and Curry sic 4l5c 42oc
l25 Yellow Jacket 1900 3yjc 1
80 Sierra Novada-llUc lloc
4N0 Caiedonia-l50c l35c
~ Hale and AorcIoss-l 6jc 175c l70c 1903
~ Julia-S5c
25 Sayase-265c 260c
30 Bullion-321c Bee
street Quotations.
Best K Belcher -l0s bid II aaked IL sales
Con. Virgi .ia-27 bid "a "a asked IN sales
G ollar- @A b d
Caliiornia-2ja bid u asked q sales
Bullion-32Jc bid
Mexican -5 bid So askol
uphir-5A bad . asked
Gould X Curry-4 bid
lmperiai-50c bid 55c asked
Sierra Ncvada-1l5c bid
0verman-7 bid ~ ash ed
Caledonia-l3Oc bid
yellow Jncket-4 bid ~ asked
Alpba-7L bid
y. Belle-lis bid
Julia-S0c bid 9Oc asked
Union Con-24 asked
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THE ENEMY of extortion, the foe of duplicity
is the Pioneer One Price Store. my9-lw
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FACTS ARE FAcrs.-It pays to buy at the
Pioneer One Price Store. There's millions
in it," Fact, l assure you. my9-lw
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ATTENTION, Tea-drinkers, read the above.
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street Quotations.
c INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals and Departures.
~ TIA EuREKA AND PALIsADE RAILROAD.
Arrivals Last Might
l. Mckinney AL Quincy
J W pierson Il ..irby
Il A Smith Mrs smith
j McMurry Mrs X McMimmnm
Departures Yesterdny.
NJ Morris Hank Mitchell
Mrs Carpenter } VI Anderson
i CShafer TTobin
A Bray Mrs A Bray
q McComb L Riendeau
w Richards Goldsworthy
Phoebe, Hamilton and Eurek n Line,
ARRIVALS.
L Connolly
DEPARTURES.
ii Lewis ii Gilligan
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In Conclusion

Wen say to every nation.
We keep all things found in creation
Clothing. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries. Crockery, Bolts and Screws:
Liquors. Oils and Axle Grease,
To name our wares we'd never cease;
So. if cheap bargains you design.
Look out, on Main street. for Ashim's
sign.
8. ASHIM & Bro, Eureka.
Eureka. May 2. 1877. myA
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Be SESsIsBLE, read and consider, in to-day's
SENTINEL, the new column advertisement OF
Ashim Bros, before purchasing. my5
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BUYING MADE EASY /!
Down With Administering I
One Price! One Prtcei One Prieei
FOR EvERYBoDYi

That this is a positive reform, experience
satisfied us, and We think that each and all
will see the advantages and appreciate our
efforts.
Thirty-fvs years. Business Elk experience rs
Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Retailers,
fully justifes US. in our judgment, that We
can conscientiously assert that we UNDER
stand your true interests as well as our own,
and hat wo can guarantee q BETTER
QUALITY Of GOODS at fully
Tw ENTY PER CENT. LESS MARGIN OF
PROFIT FOR CASH THAN By FOL-
LOWING THE PRINCIPLES OF
CREDIT ESTABLISHMENTS.
We are Manufacturers Agents. We have
our Resident Partner in San Francisco. our
Agent in New York, and our Broker in Chi
cago, always watching the market. buying
for CASH and giving US the benefit Of all
fluctuations; therefore. our patrons may rest
assured they will have now the opportunity
Of saving to themselves innumerable jobbers'
commissions and expenses; in fact, We shall
use all consistent endeavors that honest fru-
gality, prudent economy, polite thrift and
judicious management shall prevail, and that
our customers shall have. as heretofore. full
and entire satisfaction.
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in it." Fact, l assure you. my9-lw
BE SENsINBLE. read and consider. in to-day's
SENTINEL, the new column advertisement Of
Ashim Bros, before purchasing. my5
ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE, at
Ashim Bros. N.Y.
They ARE WIsE-Miners, mechanics, farm
ers and the public in general, who all patron
ize the enterprising Ashim Bros, Of the Pho
neer One Price Store. my5
ONE PRICE, one PRICE, ONE PRICE,
for one and all, rich or poor, fat or thin; so
60 no further but step right in and buy your
goods ut Ashim Bros. Pioneer One Price
Store. myo
THE PRICE of every article is prominently
marked at Ashim Bros. Pioneer Ono Price
Store. myo.
IMPORTED DIRECT.-The finest and best Sc
lected stock of English pocket-knives and
razors ever brought into the State Of Ne
vada has Just been received at. the Golden
| rect from England by NJ. Fl. Joseph and will
be sold CHEAP for CASH. my5
NJ. H. JOSEPH, of the Golden Rule Store, is
agent for tho Red Bluff Gloves, tho best
goods made on this coast. my5
MEERscHAUM PIpEs, Cigar-holders and a
general line of smocsers' goods, imported d.
rect from Europe, at the Golden kule Store,
are selling ut reduced prices. my5
GENTS SHIRTS AND UNpERcLorHlNG, all
kinds, at the Golden Rule. CHEAP for
! CASH, myS