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SANDAL-W0OD

A positive remedy for al discusses Of the hidnrys.
Bladder and Urinary Organa; also good in propsical
Complaints. It never produces sickness, Is certain
and speedy in its action. Its fast snpersedinG every
other remedy. sixty capsules euro in six or eight
days. No other medicine can do this.
beware OF limitations, for, owing to its great sac
cess, many have boen offered some ore most dan.
Gerous. causing piles. etc.
Dundas, Dick d. coz. Genuines Sol, Capsules
contains Oil Of SanIalwood. Sold at all drug sto n.
Ask for circular, or send for ono to IS and 81 " ooster
street, New York.
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laws OF industry and economy when are
essential to success in every business,
The planter who makes his supplies
and twelve bales OF cotton to the mule
ought 10 get a good living on ten cents a
pound for cotton, as will be 'een from
the following estimate:
Hire Of two hands at 300 ""S2Oo
Wear and tear Of mule ",""""u.,n" ~
Blacksmith bill and tools ,,"r,"",""," 70
EStrn work aud incidcntals. .""",""''' 20
Expenses ,".,,,n",,"'""' '"' "''""'' 'Scnn
Twelve bales cotton at ten cenlS"""''"" ooV
Profit. ,,n"rr,,"" ''"'"'P'"'
But ia this a practicable CROP No dit
GcuIty about it if the land in cultivation
i. made to produce one thousand POUNDS
serd cotton or fifteen bushels OF corn to
the acre. Thus Twenty acres in cotton,
10000 pounds seed cotton, II bales ten
acres in corn, 10 bushels per acre, l5)
bushels; ten acres oats, 20 bushels per
acre, 300 bushels. The $50 bushelsof corn
and 300 bushclaoi oats will give a pIcnti.
iul supply of feed for the hands ana
mule, and leave besides enough to raise
500 pounds Of pork and milk, butter and
poultry for the family, The estimated
yield Of j. 600 pounds seed cotton is not
TOO large. II is n long way above the
average production Of the country, but
one oil the chief evils in III system OF az.
ricuIture is the cultivation Of land too
poor to make crops. Anywhere else in
Chrislend0m land that is not fertile
enough to make 900 roundsseed cotton
would be considered too poJrto cultivate,
The Yankee farmer who undertook to
cultivate such land would starve in two
years.
The conclusion of the whole matter is
that cotton planting at ten cents per
pound can be made n profitable business
il properly conducted Farm journal.
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If IT IS A HUMbUG

Blame noone but yourself, for we ask no money, TIL
tested, for our Five-Ton Wagon Scale. Freight pre-
paid. Price $50. For free Lithoeraph and frico
List, address JONES OF B~INGHAMr9N, Bing-
hantnn- n. Y
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oDrrrur Habit and CntariI, S%peciaittes-
IIIlIIM Cure or no pay, Gail on Or ndnless'
utHIW in confidence, Dr.. W. A. THOMFnon'
vi lUM ITO Fast Third street, Cincllnatl' VI
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TME
GOOD OLD
STANDBY
-
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT
FOR a AND BEAST.

Established 81 years. Always cures. Always
ready. Always handy. Has never yet failed. Thtrty
niiions haze t.t,d Il. the whole world approves
| the glorious old nnstang-the Best and Cheapest
ointment IL sistenco, rs cents u bottle. The
Mustang Liniment cures when nothing else will.
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Catalogue free. J. II. BUF,
tnr Established ls'h

w ES!
My New Price List OF American watches Gnt to
any add, ess on receipt of Scent stamp. ltluliy &c
scribes and gives prices on over lU0 different wal
than Watches, of all grades, " ON the plaincstt TO ne
finest, in Solin Gold or = inc silver Gases. lndcnnt.
ed Reference Given 1t tells how watches are now
sent TO all parts of the United states, TO be fnlly OK.
| ahmed in eY prtss agents care before paying any
| money. A few energetic Agents wanted; SEND Two
3.cenf stamps for Agents Private Terms.
N. tI. white, Newark, New Jersey.
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Agents, Read This

Soldiers of 1912 s can At lh CT r% Wiss$s
now, All bars for every cause arc removed N''t'
at once 10 JOHN KIkE
~ ~CpUnbridge, Ohio,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
TuE DOLLAR OF ouR FATHERS.

1t was q shrewd thought of Senator
Jones to bring into the Senate cham
Der. last week, a handful of bright,
new ai3ihS grain American dollars. The
dies FROM which they were made had
been prepared some time before by or
der of Superintendent Lindermau, in
anticipation of the passage of a silver
bill of some kind, and a few sample
coins were struck at the feQues. of Mr..
Jones. They are pronounced the most
beautiful silver coins ever made. the
dies having been prepared by dis;in-
guishsd artists, with nothing lacking
to render them attractive. As they
passed from hand to hand among the
Senators smiling in their beauty OF de
sign and finish. the sight of the new
face OF an old and honored friend
must have revived in the minds of the
honorable gentlemen the questionable
means through which il WAS bsnished
from the pockets of the people in 1875.
II was the resurrected dollar of their
fathers-the unit of value through
which ne had expressed the wealth Of
the Republic for more than three quar-
tiers Of a censury-and the timely sxhi-
bitiou of Ii in its new and effulgens at
tire. made friends for il. we believe, in
hearts pledged against its temperance.
Il was an Interesting Circumstance in
the silver debate. aud doubtless in
spired the laundering remark of Mat
thews of What care we for abroad :"
IL was the coin OF our fathers ers the
hand of speculation touched il. lie. !;
be ours as well.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
The UTAH LEGISLATURES

The Utah Legislature met in regular
session last Monday. The 7iSbaAe de-
votes q short chapter to the personnel
Of the holy men who have been called
&C make laws for that modern Israel.
including their rank in the everlasting
priesthood. The Council is composed
Of thirteen members. all of whom are
polygamists, and all divinsly illuni
mated priests. two Of them being spos-
Ties. one the son OF . prophes, and all
prophets. and reyelstors. The
other ter are bishops or presidents of
esakeS The House consists of twenty
six members. among whom there is
one Sodless Gentle. the member from
the Rep1blic Tooele- {Bu, this uncon-
vsrted heather has sold cut his landed
possessions in Zion and gone 10 mix
with the vsnisies of unrighteous Baby
ien.l His ssAs viii probably be vacAns-
OF the twenty-five Saints, twenty two
as in polygamy. four are apostles with
che keys. mysteries and powers Of that
sacred Office. and thirteen arc bishops
or presidents Of stakes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
NIGHT
LATEST FROM WASH
=
Congressman Shelly's Chinese Bill.
C0L0RED PEOPLE ENGRAVING FROM
THIS COUNTRY.
Public Lands for the Indians.
THE PRESIDENT SURRENDERs.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Is

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
Congressman Shelly's new bill on
the Chinese question IS an ex;rsordi-
nary production, which seems likely 10
bring ridicule upon its author, aud re-
tard. rather than facilitate, practical
action in the direction advocated by
l00Gscus opponents OF Chinese inu.i-
grafton. 1t may however. serve 10
shoe thai Csllfornian> are cSmSsrs
lively very moderate in their demands.
rs tale =, "A Iill 70 provide far eala-
nxing ~ transporting Chinese II
asrscsS the Secretary Of the Interior 80
sctsez 4 sraeS Sf land la one OF he Ter
rsgaFtcs. rsasSse As possible frosn amy
white settlement. 10 De- used exclusive
y lor Chinese snhShgAGsey. allowing ~
acres for each bead az a family. ~ fag
each child and 10 for each single man,
Together ~isl an <idSAosssl number u
acres. equal 10 = per c<at. 0f the EAFe
saanS. a. a reserve TO provide far pss
>gole natural sncses>s uf Aii peSAass.
the total sire If the sraes Ca Ne deter
mSsss1 os means OF eSu>ss>, isnsssSii
eteey astSs whscii the Secretary cf thu
Interior mas ssaSS ia b. xzatsx1si ansi
grea>Faastrt sn sfsi> reservation. all SAi-
sssa fo0nS In she Jniel : aleS. sa@
3SsAils Ga Ia exeesigsi ny : R>4rd osa
>a>tln- ~ mo ARMY Officers and sssas
civilian. appointed by TIA Pres sas
and c0nnrussa ~ th~ S~nAs~ rhs aiss
aprropriarss $4,000 for those par-
rc~es: and also provides thai The SEC
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
EASTERN NEWS.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES,
ESPECIAL. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
WARRINGTON INTEL
N
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA.
Davis, OF Illinois, presented a neti-
ton of 400 bankers and business men
of Chicago, in favor OF retaining gold
as \ single standard OF value. and
against the repeal of specie resumption.
Davis spoke OF the high standing OF
the signers Of the petition, but said. in
his opinion. their views were enter
tanned only by a very small percentage
of the population of that city. Davis
also presented the proceedings oil the
meeting held at Bloomington, his place
of residence. in favor of the remone-
tiEation of the silver dollar. In pre-
ssnting ihem he said he had noagency
in getting up their meeting. but be-
lieved its proceedings expressed the
opinion of the whole county, which
was fourth in population in that State.
Referred.
Chris;isncy presented a remonstrsnce
of the Seminole and Creek Indians
against the passage of the Senate hill
Ia enable Indians to become citizens OF
the United States. Tabled.
kirkwood presented q petition of the
citizens of Davenport. Iowa, against
the passage of BANDS silver bill.
Tabled; the bill having been reported
10 the Senate.
Hill presented the resolutions of the
Savannah Cotton Exchange, denying
tina; the South is unanimously in favor
of Il restoration of the silver dollar, and
favoring the gold standard of value
alone and a speedy return Il specie
paymentS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
NEVADA.
The Alta-Justiee IInbro=Iio-Fisht
ers i'm the Depths.

VIRGINIA CITY. Jan. Is.
Last evening the city "a alarmed
with rutnnr> CI fights Ia the lower lev
els Of the A~iia-Ju>tice ground. For
tunatsly. they we're not true. although
it is very likely there Wei be trouble
when cross cut Ne. = now being run
on the l,l50 level OF the Justice mine,
j. connected with the south arin on
the l,eaa !eyel Of the Alta. This con
nec:ion has teen mpmgutsriiy expect
ed TO be completed since yesterday
morning. In the meantime fighters
at each mine remain near al hand ia
the lower levels. The number Of
lighters hired Is varioasly estimated.
but it i generally believed there are
iaar ON each side. More could uot
move u advantage IN the narrow drIit
and would culy he i'm each Others way.
Sheriff Kelly has made no move 10
prevent 4 hostile meeting, as he would
consider the taking OF such assep UNI
warranted by law in the absence Oi
positive Information, baE al the first
udings OF the fight he will march on
the works wtR a posse and hold
them until the offenders are surEsn
dered 70 Shem. There y some tails al
a meeting OF the Miners Union Of Var
sinla City. Gold Hill and silver CRY.
- consider the situation, and Otniu-
Gus threats We're uttered oD & ; reet To.
day tina, II q single non eOmbafant j.
injured the miners Viii tuTn out in a
body and hang every fighter in the
neighbcraood Of the Alta or Justice
ground.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
Open Towns Bomharded by the
Turks.
THE FEELING IN ENGLAND.


ODESSA. Jan. Is.
The Turks have bombardei the town
of Thsodosla. southeast of Cr.MeA
They burned ten houses. killed one
person and wounded twelve. They
also bomoarded Anapa. on the Black
Sea. in Circassis, but did but ligtle
damage 10 the town. One person was
Killed. These bombardments Of open
towns by the Turks, while negotiations
are proceeding, is said to cause great
indignation at 81. Petersburg.
DUBLIN. Jan. Is
Sergeant Charles McCsr hv. one cf
the recently released Fenssn prisoners.
who With his c~aaAgssnssau> reached
Dublin saturday nigh. died ~>ussteuIs
this mer0sNS. IN Masrs~ou'> Aosel.
where he hsd gone ~5yA the other
three prisoners Ia br-s&t&>s Nish ga&>.
Stewart Powell, the Home Rals Mssn
Ter OF Parliament tor Meath.
L0NGaaN. Jan IL
There are unor ~ a aesvy h4gs2-
near fsrsr. between Rssagj< 4RA
RadssaSy. tha Turkish EATce asgtu.
back lrssn Icasiusa. rAs re.ors> asp
conflicting, and give the viesaxy 10
both sides.
CHICAGO. Jan. Is
The fuses Lnadan ~ke~ast >ay> ghss
up To- midnight there have a~~n mn
e~aucaa>1Nv Eefsssts AZ to the Fate Il shse
Ssaai>sh>s Is seems certain smst lbs
RN>>tsn> are masS ny eV~rs r1~>itae
rssaat 10 reach A8Tisns9@. im a her
tbs tssauS ~ ssaea mas a~ Diseased
Al slssg OaNN. R9s- tawits IN EH-2ws
: sslll asse IL great depression. oW3u-
80 the 0esGana Of geFtaS 10 WaGa
Enxlani can ncs sabMis waAoas dis
erAaa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
PACIFIC COAST.
A NEW POINT RAISED BY
KEARNEY & co.
Yesterdays Rain Storm.
NO ASSESSMENT ON SAVAGE.
A Sharp Advance in 0pEir Last
Evening.
Yesterdays Rain Storm.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Is.

The cases OF Kearny. knight, Well
lock aud Pickett were called III the
City Criminal Court to-day. The de
Tense moved to examine the Grand
Jury by whom the prisoners had been
indicted as 70 the prejudice or bias
that influenced them at the time the
indictments were found. Ii was alleged
that the Grand Jury, being composed
of capitalists, had expressed opinions
on the subject before the session of
that body. and that it was disqualified
by reason of bias and prejudice. The
grounds for the motion were not sup
ported by atiidaviis, and the defense
was given till this evening 10 prepare
ahidavits.
Another general rain has visited CAL
ifornia. This iusures good crops.
The announcement OF an assessment
OF savage was incorrect. None has
vet been levied.
Stocks were quite lively on the street
after the evening Board. 0phir was
in demand, and advanced TO SIS so.
There are whispers of a deal in JUS
tiee and Lady Washington, Baldwin
and Boreland manipulating it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
Application for a Patent
TO THE
GOLDEN RULE MINE.
L.. :. LAND oFvICK,
ECsEkA. Nevada Jsnaary j.. ISIS


NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Mr-.u - - Ie~a = T~r
~ $500 as4ress i Fprska. Nss-
80 ,ffs - slaS sssir arrlIafaa sr a
refe-t sar - hfsesr fa.t ii a. d Hen
- ~s-~ - x.i~ hr1rn- sv~r m;sb -
- vrsans 70 -, a wilfh sit.str wing
80 $500 il So rwr.Ra i-iwx 8isfrs~t
$50 ~ $3.50 - 800 - N@vA8s 81
$3.50 IA a. 49, s. a. ga 1000 All
- 80 ~ - ia 49, - ~ ~ No 10.
T - 80. $50
~-Trms r-~i-
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CnANpl.ER,s CuARcEs.

We have before made some reference
to the remarkable letter of Mr.. Chan
der. Secretary of the National Rspuo-
licsn Committee. Referring TO the
Louisiana case, he employs the follow
ing language: "ln Louisiana, how
ever. there bad been thrown into the
ballot boxes over ZOO more ose for
the Tlden than for the Hayes electors,
and, to make Hayes President, it be-
came necessary for the Returning
Beard. acting under peculiar local laws,
co throw out more than 1000 TSlden
votes on account of alleged murder.
riot and intimidation preventing a fair
and free election in certain parishes.
To persern this extraordinary. even
if j~ussifahle. work in the face OF an
armed aud infuriatsd Democracy. re.
quired men Of unisansed courage;
and such courage the Returning Board
possessed. II required, also. that the
Board should have assurance tina:
the national exigency demanded its
performance; that the moral sentiment
Of the North would approve it, aud
that they themselves should be pro,
tscssd from evil consequences Il BE-
apprehended from the violence of a
mob government, which it was known
would be established by one Nichols,
. p<esender to the Office of Governor.
against Stephen B. Packard, who was
SURF to be found elected Governor il
the Hayes electors should be found to
have been chosen"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16

Is the name OF eonHon Ssnse. who
Is this Dennis keSTny.-Nack Report.
We give IL up. Coas 10 think,
though, we believe ne have Keen his
name somewhere. Probably Il ~zs in
the Gall or CAFuesese.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16

Do LEWIS says feather pillows are
Americans: They raise the bead too
high i'm sleeping. TIE lille wooden
steel of the Chinese would probably
be an impsosemeaI-Easep7sz.
There is nothing like a maa giving
to the world the 6sns6s Of his expert
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
Workingmen Enter the Political
Arena.

OAKLAND. CAL, Jan. 10.
The workingmen last night nominal
ed J.. w. Bores as n candidate for
state Senator, to Till the vacancy oe-
casioned by the death of Nathan Por-
ter. kearney WAS present and sup
ported the nomination in a speech,
slightly mOrs abusive than usual, if
anything. Tue workingnlen refused
any compromise with the other parties.
Bore> is a carpenter by trade, Is said 10
have had some practice as a public
speaker. and stumped Alameda
county during the Presidential election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16

SoMERopS has "unrs>tsi~ orce
morely in the EAssypreSe, Tae puddle
gsnesally will ssos eAseA shts. oas the
author Of the "Resivsl Of the Religion
esfAs nsuidssa will
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
DOG LOST!

A81UNa gUR. MARKED wgVu
N HA9 ~ aase res sraEad gts
s& 4zsxers 60 -ha 80 Is
N&h9eT 4 aEas rswtrt = ! b. rEs& eg
A1y sSzS@1 @24 sLA EGt4rr sasA 18x 20 mA.
LEEaEA CLAIM
E2rekG. Ik1@ary Il lsS fyEkl1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
State senator Stabbed.
VAus n
Michael MaroSo. this morning. -

SHASA0Ns J3is II.
Michael Maro>o. this morning. >eFi-
ously, and perhaps fatally, stabbed
State Senator John Buehler. The
cause was the fact that Buehler. who
held q mortgage on Maroso's house,
transferred The mortgage to another
parfy. who foreclo>ed and was about
to eject Maro>o. The LATER applied TO
Buehler for assistance. which he re-
fused. ~whereuron Maroso 6.swa dirk
and inflicted a wound in Buehlsr's IN
teStineS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
bed Cioud Agency.


JAlFs II
L~ieu,ensnt Clark. who left the new
Red Cloud Agency on the It'll instant.
and the new spotted Tail Agency on
the 18th, says the Indians a. both
Agencies are we'll satisfied with the
promises so far carried out. but tina,
they are anxious Il move back from
the Missouri river in the spring, and
trouble is anticipated if they are no.
allowed to do so. They have been
promised this, and have been assured
that the promise would he promptly
fulfilled in the spring.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
leady-Made Dresses,

Dirset from Paris. in silks and Stuffed Ma
tsriaL WRAPPERS, in Satin, Drab dE,s
and Reps
Ladies' Misses and Children's BOOTS ard
SHOES very lsrge and complete asssr.
ment-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16

FRANKFORT. Ky, Jan. Il.
The joint Senatorial ballot to-day re-
suited as follows: Lindsay. II: VIII
liams. IS: MeCreary, IS; Boyd IRE
puoi,cans Il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16

ST. Louis, Jan. Ii.
A letter from Denver gives the silver
and gold yield OF Colorado for the pas.
year at S7,O00.NG0. coin value. The
gram yield is valued a SSs0oo.oO0. and
coal nearly Si,0Q0.000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
TRIMMED HATS

Ladies'. Misses and Children's
Hats of the latest styles; Also, Mink
and Seal Skin Caps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
SILKS,


In All Shades and Qualities.
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COLUMBUS, Jan. IL
Governor bishop was iDanguFated
to-day. Thousands of people witnessed
the ceremony, / n the midst OF a Orig
xling sleet. Delegations were present
from the principal cities and towns in
the State. His address suggests econ
omy and judicious living as tbs best
way out of the present hard times.
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-

I CHALLENGE ENX NAN N Eureka
L raerI. SEA eN-ea .tt aaAa4s -
N-zc- c. ara { aaA ne ia EaFassA -gy4a-
- a x1rM S4aN A&aGns afaKas
, efSrEx& AE4 A14 421 a. las y "a s1-
kA27- @0AA +
E-rskA TGs4kry II. -. @1.-
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Foreign List.


Persons calling for any Of the following let
tiers will please say Foreign. Advertised"
J D Cherelisr Paul Pcytal
NJ Sist0 A Bersanti or J Ma
Franz Iloeh Ar1old ginni
h Bosca'i Henry Nincznt
Barsaru Giuseppe Lanone LouIs
J. Wittenstsia Geo Weymouth
Ur-uhart John il Ohio TinElsy
A i Suth rla1d-2 Frank s ali
Robert H~iehsri-3 Thomas peteh
Jas W peaders A D McG ihs
Neil Munro David Marshall
H0nore Massie " Z Leyshan
John \ Long Max jacobs
l. hsuson Daniel Court
j g0ln William Allen
Registered List.
Following IS a lis- 81 Registered Letters
which must be sent to tas Dead Letter Once
ii not called for in % DAYS. To obsin thes
letters the party mast Re sn3mn 70 tae Post
master. or De- BIsaa4 i ay some responsible
persOz.
Or J r y Oxen 6 Sanders
Tho Rosavezr Caniluott Antonio
Anto1i0 S-i.tauici Feseio LortnEo
FrGueH8fz 6I8Faul haseh
>aTanno Esrttai 6serxe Carter
EnmN E4tts JQanUBTlen
E a sea-hai LAM SinceaE3
ChrIstinI IlhtsT
jyls.lt C0RwIN NJ. WILSON. P. -.
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NEW TODAY
List of Unclaimed Letters

DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
IL Eureka, Nevada, on the 18th day Of an
uary, 1877. Persons calling for any OF these
uary 10, 1917"
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The Revenue Obstruetionisfs.

SPARrANSBURG, 5. c.. Jan. IL.
The principals in the recsn attack
on revenue officials wnise in the dis
charge of their duty were to-day
bound over in Court by the United
States Commissioners.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-16
FURNISHING GOODS
HATS & CiPS, IN CLOTH, FELT { FIR.

HATS L CAPS, IN CLOTH, FELT L fIR.
The Clothing Department
Il made Up 81 ererythirx usually found ia a
aFst-eless establishment.
Gents, Youths and Boys Suits Of
the very latest styles and patterns.
g@The ladies and rnntiaaasn q Eureka sd
Haey HNi are particularly requested n0t ~
purchase Eeeds ans Hhere until they have sx-
aa4ilcd cur Erueles and prizes.
AGENTS
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Ladies' List.
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D~emOuchelle Paul Parker Ned
Farrell John 0'Brien John
Flanagan John o'D nncll Owens
Ferguson Robert o'Donnell P W
Fitch Rev Geo L Roase Timo~
Foley Il Raegas Louis
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George haries Roger d
Gibson Bruce Roberts y III
Gribirg Wm II Ramsey Thos
German j Rule John
Hughes James Roberts Edward
Hodges Joseph Smith A w
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Hunter J b Steele John 4
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Henry Treyithiek Phil
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