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The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

MAseAcNEETs j. about to take hei
p.sce in tbe Ire os Democratic States.
Gas,on a7d Eeiorn Is echoed, even upon
the Berk.hire hills, whe,s q Democrat was
hardl? permitted to live ten years ago.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

DHAwAlEtxs rank high at the Ptila.
delphia Bar. We have Burtoa, Gilpin,
Gibbons, Simpson, Pierce, Judge Hev,
erin, Temple, Rodney, Davis. Williamson
all men of mark, in their iEe OF business
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NIoTICE.-I, John &. Barpsa, IN cpmtli-
IN apcs with the erequireusptsdsht Acssl
assembly, in such c4eK made and lTovSd-
ed do hereby give nokice that shall
to the Judges Of The Court OF 0enerAfSes
sions OF the Peace and Jail Deiiyerytof the
State of Delaware, in and tor the County
OF New Castle on Monday the 18th Gay OF
November pext, being the nrst day OF The
November Tern, "A. ~, 81. br . ,icenA -
keep an Inn or Tavefn known - the
Fourth Ward R0uss. No - HeaEsAsess<t;
ut the 8. W. corner Of Fourth and PIs
streets. in the City .of- Wilmington. - ~
intoxicating liquor ~ lsss Quantities thSn
one quart. to b drunk ON tue Ard
the following respectable citizens ,ecom-
mel d this said application to wit:
W Il Robinson, Joseph Teas,
g Hurst, Dennis Nc 3ineiley,
lanes ComeRvs. II Donnell!,
James G BARLEY, VIZ Brady,
Thos B Ration, Jno McFAref.
Geo A Cooley, Jacob W Hui,
Geo Alexander, Q SliEard,
r Millikiu, Jno liner.
William Loper, VIM D Sparks,
Jos Ashley, Thos FenpeUors,
Leopold Schuhmaker, John Hansen,
L Adair, Francis AcAonaeie,
N Gormley, Jno Triton,
W A Hoxiey. Hugh O'Brien,
+ Gottlieb Mannuele.
octl6-St JUHKT. BARNES.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

PREs1DENT GRANT in an interview
published in the "Londou World" aavs
the four wealthiest men in America, at the
present day are IrBbmen and Rom an Cath
olics: they have got all tie silver mines in
their hands, and no onecan tell the amoun'
Of their money. r.,."
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

II the water power of the Brandywine
was pr,csred and utilized, it could be made
to pay enough to meet The cost Of supply
ing the city with water: and add 10000
o our popuiati T in a ear.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

NOT1CE.-I. Mary McCann, do hereby
~ give notice that shall sppIy to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the peocs ard Iall Delivery OF tha state Of
DelaTn!~ IN aud 1or the County OF New
CASTE, N 1iOnday. the 10Th day OF Nsvem.
Ter next Icing the first day OF the no
vember term, A. D., ls77. TO- a license to
keep an Inn or Tavern at 423 Front street,
ton. to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than QUE quart, to be drunk on
the premifes. and the following respectable
citizens recommend this ss i'd application
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

EVERY EVENING, copying from the N.
Y. "sun," published c-nel and heartless
story about Joshua g. Brinckle, Esq, Of
Philadelphia, On Monday last. Tt was as
untrue az it is cruel.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

-.T u THE MATTER! L. "Every
- Commercia.." to De an all day
ike The" "I.en," Of Philadelphia.
= l...,tsv the hole editorial matter was
,ne lame il both edit4oaa. Gems of tie
.s,&yHt, are frequently read twice, with a
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

PENNSYLVANIA next: Bets are offered
that Philadelphia will go 10000 Democrat.
ic in November. Look out for an account
ing day very soon. ,aa,. r.rE r..
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
Tape Worm Removed Alive,

Head and all complete, in two hours -
stomach warns removed by brI Knnk al
~ North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa
send for circular. For removing seat I'm
or stomach worms call on your druepisf
and ask for q bottle Of KunkeI's Worm
syrup, prlce u. 1t never fails. Commsn
sense teach esif tape worm be- remnved aii
other We rms can -e readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

NOT1CE.-I, Bernard Bonner. in com Mi.
~ ance with the requirements Of the ACT
OF Assembly in sucn cases made and pro-
vided, DO hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing to the Court OF General
Session Of the Peace and Jail Delivery II
the state OF Delaware, in and 1r the county,
Of New DAstle. upon Monday tho 10Th dhy
q November, 4. D. 1877. bsiDg the first d. =
OF the next November term OF the SAIL,
Conrl for license TO keep an Inn or Tavern
at the 9. v. corner OF 9th and spruce streets
being NO. 1H e. Fifth street, in the fourth
Ward OF tn" City of Wilmington. to sell
intoxicating liquors In less Quantittss than
one quart, to be drunk O he prepnisea and
the following cit zens Recommend the aaiS
application, to wit: "'>AH
Willam !. stuart, Edward Wright
Thomas Murther Michael swaane
fa.ncR negSlon, Peter Manion,
1Ale1anoer Aoore, Robert Carswe1l,
rIancis McMonagIe, John Gallagher.
TsSl THs,icx ~ = MHIray, George n d Loper,
n. yonn u. MGGCtAuneS, Frank Mcguire,
Iames lanes M8ney. James + Mc4onigal
lam es sartley, John p Smith:
Jonn J Toner, Neil GormIov
Joseph Ashley, WA HoIIa
oeeE+ 9I BERNARD BONNER.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

Jupax BRIaas. Of Philadelphia, is quite
i'll, the Bliss trial nearly worried him 10
death. He is good man, but cranky
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

NJOTICE'-I. William Todd, in compli
IN ance with the requirements Of 'hs Ac
of Assembly, in such cases made and pro
| vided. do hereby give notice that l shall
! apply in writing to the Court OF Genera
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail delivery o
tie State of Delaware, IN and fo; the
county OF New Castle, upon Monday the
18th day Of November, A. D. ls77, being tl,t
first day Of the next November term OF th
aid Court, for license 70 Keep 1pI
or Tavern, knSwn as the Village I'm, at
No. 70 Market street, In the Ninth Ward,
Of the City tf Wilmington, New Castle
County, in the State of DelawaIe, and to
sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart tote drunk on thepremises
and the following citizens recommend
the said application, to wit: 7.
Lewis LenuermoD, John 9fHiD,
G., I. Rehfuss, Edwin Il. Barr.
Samuel II Chalfant, Patrick ODonnell,
7. F. .Mousley, 4 Aaron 3. Beaie.'
Jos Barr, Jr. Wilhan Sweeney.
Neven c. Gamble, his
John Brooks, .sa George ~ whitaker,
Thomas Greaves, .,t... mark .-
William F. Bay1iS, '"' Geo W. Ceyle ,twit)
Alfred Eachus, i Gustavus Kolck, 4
] John II. Pierson, VIM. 4, Todd,
John Carson, Jno F. Bralnard Sr
John G. kolek, tra1 E. Johnson, 4
Thes. Dinsmoie,. Pennell Peters. Jr.
octl53t 81 80 William TODD,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

6W. JONES. Fancy Dyers, 4a2 N. From
stfest, Rranch Office corner Ninth and
Gine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
H,en'iemens s,on nnae Garments Of every descrip.
ers M and Govas Ul Sieanssa nns Kid Shoes, Feath.
April l877, eu'
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

DELAWARE, or Western Shore oysters,
Is they are called, arepronouDced to be the
best in the market. Why is it our City
restaurants do not keep them? 81
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

Two more Savings Banks failed this
week, one in San Francisco, the other in
Columbus, Ohio. A shcrsshrift. and long
rope, might stop this robbery Of the poor.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.-I, 8. Lord. in compliance with
~ !he requirements Of the act OF Assem-.
ply IN such cases made and provided. dc
hereby give notice that I shall apply In
writing TO the Court of Gen erai Sessfons Of
NE ne Peace and jail Delivery of the state Of
delaware. In and for the county OF New
Castle. upon Monday the 18th days Of No
vember next. A. D.. 1877, being the first
day OF the next November term Of the said
court, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern known as the "Pier House, be-
low Port Peen. school district No. 83. ~.
georges Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware, to sell intoxicating liquors In
less 9uan tities than one quart, 70 Be drunk
On the premises, and the following res eect-
aole citizens recon mend the said applica-
.tion, 10 wit: ~ ~ "a u -A-'
VIM D Locksrmau, Gecr,e w Johnsen
CH!nlam W wood, Samuel Yesrsiey,
conrad Zachies, John Zachies,
benoIer, Jones Fulton, y.
LSnas Longtand, T h EDgIe, d..
j fearsley,a William II Miller.
pctlo-5l ',...,~ 8. LORD,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
hlcENse APPLICATIONS.

|E oTfCE-I, Hueh Mc6ove ern. do hereby
~ give notice thas Shall apply to thu
!ud&es 9 the Qoort Of General Sessiens Q
DelevsrA in and for the county 81 New
CAssls, 90 Aoncay, the is,h day Of No
vemoes next, A. D., ISL, being the mrs
day cf the next November term Of the saic
Court kH license to keeps hvern n Qcn
|as the Grsen Hrse HotEL school dfstrlci
|Ns. tasaisya n sIss ssstso Dsiawsre. and
10 sell insoxicatinG liquors In less quaint.
ties than one QoArt 10 6e druDk on the
premises. and the following respectahte
catssens recommend this said app inatiop
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
Look out for the informers get thei
pictures, and show them up. Their vile
and dirty trade, smells sank.

THE Nswsboys say they sell four HER
AIDS for one "Every Evening" Monopo.
ies don't thrive In this country.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

WIL1lssiToH. Dol, Oes. is, ls77.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
.NOTICE.-I, Patrick Long. In .compli.

NOTICE.-I, Patrick Long. In compli-
~ ance with the requirements o. the Act
OF Assembly, in such cases made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that o. u
apply in writing " the Court of General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail delivery ot
the state Of Delaware, In and for the courr
y OF New Castle, upon Monday, the lst..
day Of November. AID. 1877, being the arst
day Of the next November term OF the said
Court for . license to keep an Inn or
Tavern at No / King street, N W corner of
Water and King, in the second Ward, of
the City OF Wilmington, New Castle Coun-
ty, lnlhe State OF Delaware and 10 sell in.
toxicating liquors IN less quantities than
one quart to be drunk on the prem ises u apd
the following citizens recommend the said
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

(NUIICE.-I. ]. Susan Maloney, do hereby
give notice inat l shall appiy to the
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state
OF Delaware, IN and for the county Of New
Castle. on Mor1ay, the leth day of No
yember next, A. D.. 1877. being the first
day or the next November teIm OF the
sa,d court, Ion license 10 sell intoxicat.
Ing liquors in quantities not Iess than
one nail gallon. not TO be drunk on the
premises. st my store. No 1888 Cnestnut
STREET. IN the Tenth Ward. OF the City of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, ans the following respectable c!ti-
wit: w
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

James A Plunkett,
Maurice Pagan.
Luther " Palmer,
Francis e Kelly,
James W king,
James Williams,
Fredk Hubers,
John Green,
Joseph Hospes,
IohR H Huuert,
Eugene Sayers,
James Corregin,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

.NoucE 10 6u1so2IBma.--EAose Of our
snhscrabes who are indsStsd 70 the MORN
1le HERAlD. wM obligeby an early re-
uuittance. ,.,..r,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

~ nouce that shall apply TO- the Judges
of the Court of General Sessions of thu
Peace and Jail Delivery or the state o
Delaware, in and fer the county of New
Gas lie. ON Monday the 18th day OF, Novem
Der next. A, b., 1917, being the first day Of
the November term OF said Court. for a IL
censeto keep an Inn or Tavern at No i2s
West front ot /. being the n. E. corner oi
Front and Washington S reefs, in The First
Ward OF he City OF Wilmington. to sell
In toxtcat ting Liquors in less qeau tiies than
one quart. 10 be drunk on the premises.
and the following respectable citizens re-
commend this said application, to.wit: ii
John Green. LW Palmer, ..r..
Francis < Kelley, James Mckenna.
julius Gunther, Frank Zimmerman,
John Collins. Frederick Danz,' 80
Daniel Msier, Patrick Hughes, sd
Edward UDounell, Eugene Sayers,
Patrick Newell, Michael Riley,
henry Bleyer, Philip G Plunkett.
Owen Hession, Patrick Long.
Henry Bradley, John T Kelly,
John PluDkett, Patr OK Punk cit,
John Madden, John 3 Dickey
octl6-3t EDWARD HART.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

|NoTlCE..I, George Whitfield, In comp1I.
~ ance 9th the Requirement Is Of the Act
OF Assembly, In such cases made and nro.
vlded. 40 hereby give nrtiee that I shall
SESSIONS OF me reace and Jail Delivery Of
Ines state ofDelaware, in and for the COUNTY
otHew Castle. upon Monday, the 10th day
1a 1i otyeetmber. ot en- A: D. 1871, being the iirst
1sy oi IN .ne ne4t November Term Of the said
Known as h- 9ilpin X Us school dtstrics
No. No. ss, N the y y .s~ ast!e, county Of
70 sell tntoxie ttinx quors in .ess nnan,,1 na
hes tnan one quart, TO he drunk on 10 a
premises aud tue following citlzens r,.o
m md the said application. 'Sco-
e L Chase, " .,b;n+,,
Ferdinand Leckler. D Bnn,da
W II Lambson, VIM ,, nI Oh iu
L & E'iasnn, Iamss Mtr tsoaef
Chas V Wise, Cleo Grav
Isaac J. CIeaver. Vim Her,o,.
octl6-3t 0FORGT uu1,,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
octi6-3t

NUTlCE. = John TuIly, IN compii.
~ ance with the requir. ments of the acr
OF Assembly in .uch cases made and D, o.
vided. do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing to the Court of General
LESSONS OF the Peace and Jst' delivery Of
OF New Castle. upon Monday the l9ih day
of November, \. y, 1877. bein9 the first
DAY OF the next November term Il i'd
Court, for llce1 .e' q keep az Iunor T vern
Ct No. II East F ont street In the second
ward. or the City Of Wilmingtu New
an to sell >noxics .tns liquors e. less
q tant,ties than one quart TO he dru II on
tn" premises: and tn fol'"wi citizens
t0CQmmand The said 4 q nj cat on Ia xrIt
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

JJames Murphy, James A Zeig er.
James Lanerty. X shaw,
lhsnas James, W A n.ad
John d obHen, samuel ditch.
geo n. sterrett, Michael Dunn.
Patrick Cahil, Allen Rutn
nhomas Ford Robert shannon.
frsttlcK Neafy, James Earrigsn,
slctoi Denan, James O'SeilI,
rneh teIry, = seibold.
Acnaei Ae!oney, owen Mcdonald.
ocue-5t SUSAN MALONEY.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

| NOTICE.-I. John Crawford. in comn,i
| ~ ance with the requirements of fhe A.,
| OF Assembly. in such cases made and mn
vlded. do hereby give notice that I shaIl
apply In writing TO the Court of tieneral
sessions Of the Peace and Jail delivery q,
the state Of Delaware, in and for the conn "
OF New Castle, upon Monday, the 19th do y
OF November, A D.. 1877. beir 2 the first do y
OF the next November term Of the saiS
Court. for license to keep an Inn or Tayern
az NO lo Front street. IN The Second ward
OF the City OF Wilmington, New Castle
County. in the State of Delaware. and to
sell Intoxicating liqaors in less ouantities
tnan one quart to be dl unk on the pren1isss
and the following citizens recommend the
said application, to.wit: T '''o
VIM McCauley, ETFreye.
Patrick Long, Charles # Gros..
Peter Gross, .i. n Neiehoir o'''
B W Godfrey, Charlea r. Sna,ks
Michael kenuey, Woiforton
Michael rafferty,, John NcCafY,ev
James McVay, VIM l. GiIhert''
James e Kelly, william Poo,I,s
ntsa,eltcK ts,a hharmany, Patrick Darias,
Eicnae1 walsh, Charles CeuNC,..
Jno N Hanson, Henry g RI,Iier'
william Pyle, Patr ck McMens min
A Wager Thnm.s 'l
Octl7-8t JOHN CkAWFORn
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18
NOTICE.-L, Eawsrd Hart, do hereby give
IN notice that ] shall apply to the Judges

octlS3t Lea WILLIAM TODD.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-18

.dSso 1oi ,Noi Diue
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25
Sad Accident.

We learned yesterday of a sad acct
dent that happened at Alhambra Hill,
White Pine county, on the 18th instant.
Mr.. j. C. Williams, a former resident
of Eureka, has, with his wife and two
children, been occupying a cabin in
that locality, and working a mine at
that place. About s o'clock on the
morning in question, while Mrs. Will
liams "a engaged in cooking break
fast, the dirt roof of the building fell
in with a crash, completely burying
the inmates. Mr.. Williams succeeded
in extricating himself and his wife and
youngest child from the debris. Re-
covering from the shock somewhat, he
remembered that the oldest child, a
boy about two and a half years of age,
was still under the ruins. 1t was but
the work of a few moments to rescue
it, but, unfortunately, its recovery was
too late. The little one had been
smothered under the mass of rubbish,
and when found its mouth was filled
with dirt. On this being removed, il
gasped a few times and died. Mrs.
Williams was cut about the head and
considerably bruised, and Mr.. Will
liams received some slight injuries.
The youngest child escaped unhurt
We CLEANED these facts from the lady
\herself, who is at present stopping al
the residence of Mr.. I4achman, or
Buel street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25

Messrs. Sturgis Il Steele, managers
of the Metamoras mine, departed for
Ch icago on this mornings train, and
will probably remain in that city dur
ing the winter. Their absence will in
no wise interfere with operations at the
mine during the season, and work will
be vigorously prosecuted the same as
ever The furnace will remain idle
until next spring, the impassability of
the roads ~precluding the possibility of
supplying sufficient ore from the mine
to keep il running. 1t is the intention
to sink the shaft to the depth of 500
feet, and run off levels every 100 feet.
in order to prospect the ground. The
gentlemen are we'll satisfied with their
investment, and state that up to the
present time it has been a profitable
one in every respect. We hope they
will enjoy their visit to their old home.
and return in due time to the land of
sagebrush,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25
Christmas Tree.

The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday School were in high feather
last evening on the occasion of the an.
nual Christmas tree, gotten up by the
lady members Of that institution. BY
their creditable efforts, the handsome
evergreens had been arranged with
splendid effect. and the tiny wax can
dies interspersed throughout its
branches, together with the bewilder-
ing quantity Of elegant presents that
hung suspended therefrom, made a
brilliant display. The little ones
gathered at the edifice at half past
seven o'clock and INDUCED in appro-
pirate songs, glees and choruses for
nall an hour, assisted by the effective
choir OF the Church. At the close OF
D exercises. the presents were dis
tributed, and the hearts of the children
made glad by these tokens. Their adj
miration Of the gifts, and their pleasure
at being thus remembered, amply re-
paid the managers for their trouble
and exertions. After an hour spent in
social festivities, the assemblage dis.
persed. well pleased with their even
Ing's enjoyment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25
where they Hail From.

The register at the Jackson Hotel
supplies us with some accurate infor.
nation in regard to the localities from
which some Of u prominent citizens
hail. Brother George A. Davis, for in
stance, claims Hardscrsbble as the
scene of his past labors- Perhaps he
means that it has been a hard scrabble
on his part to keep up with the times.
As he is put down on the book as want
ing four meals and two luncheons,
daily, we presume hat he is bound to
enjoy the material part of life to the
utmost. Jim Singleton is registered
from classic Mud Springs. Wonder if
he is 'Old Smarty"s so often mentioned
in connection with that place. O.. l..
Scott has just arrived from Washing
ton City, where he has been lobbying
in the interest of Jones' Silver Bill. j.
G. Lockwood halls from lam Hill,
Oregon. Wonder If he grew any pota-
toes up in that outlandish locality.
Dick Guiberson is from Last Chance.
This is only a metaphor of Dicks, and
means that having exhausted all other
resources, the new hotel is his last
chance in the town. There il a long
list of ambitious scribblers, whose
names adorn the fair pages, but the
above samples are sufficient.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25
shut Down for want Of Water.

The White Pine News gives the fol
lowing in regard to the new smelling
enterprise just started at that place:
"1he King Company's furnace was
started up last Wednesday, but, after
running seven or eight hours, it was
found that the water supply in the well
was insufficient to supply the furnace,
and it vas shut down. We regret that
this unforeseen accident occurred. 1t
might have been avoided by a proper
test of the capacity of the well before
starting up, but the general opinion
seemed to be that the well would sup
ply au abundance of water for all pur-
poses. The company now have but
two resorts left-either to sink more
wells, or to lay pipes and bring in
water from the California mill, the
latter, we think, being by far the most
feasible scheme. Since the above was
put in type, Superintendent Fassett
has informed us hat if the efforts
being made to cur water fail, a stone
furnace will be put up in place of the
water jacket, and be ready to resume
smelling in ten days. When the water
gave out. the Jacket was running
nicely. and in four hours after feeding
commenced bullion was running"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25
At the Episcopal Church Last
Evening.

The children of the Episcopal Sun
day School gathered at the Church ed
ifce last evening, called thitber by the
usual Christmas tree, provided for
their especial benefit and pleasure.
The interior of the bailding had been
handsomely decorated with wreaths
of evergreens, and the tree itself was a
triumph of the ladies in its general
effect. Pendant from its branches
were the many handsome articles pro-
vided for the occasion, and the gay
colors of the toys received added effect
from the lights that twinkled through
the boughs. The little ones eyed the
treasures with expectant ~glances, and
were evidently relived when the ex-
ercises were finished and the distri-
button of gifts commenced. The
school, assisted by the choir, INDUCED
in appropriate songs, and, after a
short address from the rector, the
work OF stripping thetree of its holiday
fruit commenced. The presents were
allotted to the youthful recipients i'm
partially, and each young face bright
ened as they received their share of
the presents provided. 1t was a very
pleasant even and vas enjoyed both
by old and young.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25
Opera.

Manager Mckay informs us that he
me- with fair success yesterday, in can
wasting for subscriptions to the coming
opera season, and if our citizens re-
spond as generally to-day, with his
further efforts, WI will be favored with
the presence of the troupe next week.
Our music loving citizens should rem
der assurance doubly sure, and by their
liberal responses make it a certainty.
The term subscription, used in the
above connection. simply NEAR the
purchase of a reserved seat during the
stay of the company, and considering
the attraction, and the expense of bring
ing a large organization to the town,
the prices are most reasonable. The
reputation of the leading vocalists is
world wide, and the opportunity to
listen to their rendition of favorite
opera will not occur again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-25

Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of the Jackson Hotel, in another
column. The proprietor is so we'll
known to the public that it is almost
superfluous for us to mention the fact
that he is prepared to entertain them.
He has a wide reputation in this re-
| spect. and is prepared in his new quar-
! ters to cater to their comfort in the
same style that made him famous at
| White Pine. The house is new, com
modious, and provided with all the APP
purtenances of a first-class hotel.
Nothing better can be found in the
State, and both Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
will personally attend to the wants OF
their guests.