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DIVORCE NOTICE. J

1AAHL0N MILLER, OF Tyler county, wss,
lW Virginia, whose post olce address Il
New Natamorss. Washington county, Ohio
is hereby notified thst Sarah Ellen Miller did
on tbs 2Sth day Of January. A. D. 1873, nis
her petition in the ONCE Of .hs olsrk'ef the
court Of common pleas within and for ths
county of Monroe and State Of Ohio, charging
the said Nahlon Miller with adultery with
one Nancy Jane Desrth. and asking that she
NAV be divorced from the said Mshlon Nil.
Ter, which petition will be for hearing ut ths
next term Of said court. s4sssi,
SARAH BLLEN MILLER,
By oEsE 4 0Ks1, her att'ys.
,jap2s, ,7swe. sse S
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PROBATE COURT.

January 21.-The following accounts
were heard and disposed of as noted
David Lentz, Executor of the Will OF
Israel Lentz, decd: second account
after deducting payments and allowan.
ces there remains In the hands of the
Executor balance Of $42,2O, which be
is ordered to distribute according to the
Will OF the decedent.
John Slime, Guardian of Charlotte T.
Bates; final account: in GUARDIAN q
hands balance of &16,73, which he is
ordered to paw to said Ward, she hav.
ing arrived at fnll age
John Stine, Guardian Of the minor
heirs of Rufus Slime, decd; fourth &C.
count Guardian has paid his Ward,
Thomas 10 full due John Stine, $50, 30 ;
due Rhoda Slime S106,1S; due B r
Slime $97,71.
Edward Okey, Adm'r OF the estate OF
james Dearth, decd final account; In
Adm'r's hands the sum OF S94,64, which
he is ordered to pay out according to
law
Abner Byers, ,Ad.n'r OF the estate:ol
Sarah Collins, decd; final account; in
Adm'Es hands of cash ON hands and
notes against the heirs of the decedent,
the sum of 81 999, 80, which he is or.
dered to distribute according to law.
James Worley, Guardian of the es
tale Of James W Gray, minor !; fnal
account; in Guardians hands of his
Wards moneys $5S2,06, which he is or.
dered to pay to Sarah A, Hill. the pres.
ent Guardian of said Wnrd
Alex n. Thomas, Guardian OF JOSIAH
Miller, a minor second account; in the
Guardians hands Sl7S,33 to be accoun.
ted for
Alex Smith. Guardian OF the estate
of Otho Farmer, Q, minor final account
no moneys in the Guardians hands be.
lnpoiuo IN hie Ward
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STfhe Ents,priss ssys Or the Tobac

~ The EntsYriss says Of the Tobac
CO Warehouse: aMost Of our dealers
cmsidg he Hrectmn ofcthis shouse .
serious Legislative biunder, and they will
n0tgsAsraliy send their tobacco there Z
Monroe county deslers do not view
is'iA shasiighs; Trey approve the plan
and win ssnd their tobacco there, aud
BY so doing save y from the hypotheca-
ting rascslisy. practicsd upon . number
of oar merchants two years since. X
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EEMARrIH L BowsER, OF Wetzel

/ HMARrIN L BowsER, OF Wetzel
county, West Va, formerly Auditor OF
this county, was serioualy injured, while
dismounting from his horse, few days
since. The sole Of his boot, which was
loose, caught in The sirrup and In try.
ing to free his loot-was thrown 10 the
ground. His horse becoming frightep.
ed ran away dragging Mr.. BowsER come
distance, breaking Ais Irh arm above the
elbow and dislccating his shoulder be
will recover.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Oar stock OF Dry Goods, Motions
and all Domeslics, suitable for the sea
son. viii be found complete and at low
prices, all remnants, odd pieces in clo
thing, and ends Of all kinds sold at quite
q reduction to close.
MORRIS T. ARMSTRONG
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

wA fresh arrival OF Groceries at
r SCHuMACHER'S Reduction In
|prices Of Sugars, Coffees aud Orlean
Molssses il yon want the hest Of goods
at lowest cash prices, SCHUNACHER'S
Is the place to get them.
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VEGETINE

. The following letter from Rev. G. W.
Mansfield, formerly pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Hyde Park, and at present
settled In Lowell, must convince every one
who reads his letter Of the wonderful cura-
tive qualities Of vEeErHs as . thorough
cleanser and purifier of the blood.
HTDs PARK, MASS, Feb. Is, 1875.
MR b. r SrEvEHs---DEAR SIR: About ten
years ago my health failed through the de-.
pleting effects Of dyspepsia; nearly year
later was attacked BY typhoid fever in its
worst form. It settled in my back and took
the form Of . large, deep-seatsd abscsss,
which was fifteen months in gathering. l
had tss surgical operations by the best skill
In the state, but rscsived no permanent cure
I suffered great pdn at times, and g con-
stantly weakened BY profuse discharge. l
also lost small pieces Of bone At different
times. ass
Matters ran on thus about seven years ill
May, 1874, when friend recommended me
to 60 70 your ohiee, and talk with you Of the
virtue Of Vegetins. l did so, and BY your
kindness passed through your mauufactory,
noting the Ingredients, &C., BY which your
remedy is produced.
BY what | saw and heard | gained some
confidence in VEsErIsE
| commenced taking It soon after, but felt
worse from its effects: but still persevsre
and soon fei: II was bensdtting me in other
respects Yet did not see the results de-
sired till had taken II faithfully for little
moro than year, when the difficulty in the
back WAS cured, and for nine months I have
enjoyed tho best of health.
have in hat time gained twenty five
pounds OF Assh, being heavier than ever be-.
fcrs In my life, aad wss never more able to
perform labor thsl now.
During the past few weeks had a scrofu-
lous swelling as large Is my first gather on
another part Of my body.
l.took vsssrIss faithfully, and il removed
itlevel With the surface In month. think
should have been cured Of my main trouble
II had taken larger doses, after having be
come accustomed to its effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scroful1 OF
kidney disease andsrsta ID that It takes time
to cure chronic diseases, and II they will pa.
tisntly take VssErIss. II viii, in my iudg
rnsnt, cure them.
With great obligations I am. yours very
trnly. hI, CIV MANSFIELD.
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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TEE New York Herald says OF Eug
lands treatmeat OF the Turks: ia This
hour OF his dire calamity The Sultan
turns bis eyes toward England and fiads
her standing like a stone. She looks
bis wav, but does not see him Sh,
looks over him or around him OF
through him-at India beyond, or at the
Dardanelles to see il Russian shin
goes in. She Is the Sultan's friend, but
not tor his Interest" only for her own
He may be crushed in the mortar Of war
to annihilation and she will not stir; but
let the Russians touch what she deems
her interest and she will rush to the res.
cue. That is EugIand's idea of an al
lance. That is her conception OF a
sympathetic relation between two peo.
Piles ~ ~ III. p /
SENATOR DAVIS, of West Virginia. is
creating terror in the Republican ranks
by his Investigations in the Treasury at
Washington. The premiums paid, ex-
penses Of National loans and the cost
of refunding the debt amounts to the
enormous sum Of eos 27s. 1895 s The
debt Increased S24, sos 1924, ,95 during
the year 1877. For every month of
1877 the statement published by the
Treasury Department exhibItedra re-
duction Of the debt. Senator DAvrs'
investigations show that those state
ments were false from beginning to end.
Let him continue the work.
| TIE people are not forwarding pro.
tests to Congress sgaihst the passage of
the BLAND, silver bill, but the Banks are.
Read the following:
CHIcAao, January "a Thirteen of
the eighteen hanks comprising the Chi.
cago Clearing House have signed and
forwarded to the Illinois Congressman
a protest against tie passage Of the
Bland silver bill Sc
4 THE Herald, Of Washington City.
publishes the following, double. .leaded {:
"An intimate friend Of President HAYES,
under whose immediate command the
latter served during therebellion, is ad.
thority for the statement that the Presi.
dent does not intend to retire from the
position be has assumed Of inaugural
ing 8 thorough reform in the civil SER
vice" sa Hss ysrs bes ssa,.s
A. Scout ,wLo was With CusrER in the
Little Big Horn massacre, says Colonel
RENO retreated with his command, from
not more than 200 Indians, before a
single man had been killed. He insists
that bad RENO fought as CUSTER did the
Indians would have been completely
whipped. .ss 5s# er3 Jv
The Paris correspon dent of the Lon
don Times says an official announce
ment has been published in Constantin.
ople stating that II the negotiations fail
everything is prepared Tor defence to
the last extremity, and advises the in-
habilants q be calm
THE London Times Berlin correspon
dent says !: "Accordins to the latest ru-
mors the Turkish peace delegates. it is
expected will refer The less acceptable
points Of the Russian conditions to
Constantinople In this case the Rus
SLAMS will advance.
THe new King Of Italy took The oath
on the 18th inst. The King. in his
speech, thoroughly upholds Italian unity
and says he will conform to the meas
ures inaugurated by his father Am,
nesty will be granted to political offen-
,lers
SENATOR THURMAN is as sound as q
Silver Dollar on the Silver question
THURMAN has one of the levelest heads
in America.
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@W. S. WILEY, Esq., Of New Mar
tinsville, Wetxel county, West Va, paid
our town flying visit last week. Mr..
W. is Prosecuting Attorney OF Wetzel
and one of the Editors Of the Dsmooras,
published at New Martinsville. s.
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RAILR D,

Notice is hereby given to all stock.
holders who owe the Bellaire & South
western Railroad Company that full
payment will be required during this
month. A. w. ANDERSON,
January 8, 1878. Treasurer.
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Safe and sure.

Mr.. b. r. srsvEss, In 1872 your vsesrtss
was recommended to me, and, yielding to the
persuasiops Of friend, consented to Try IL.
At the time was suffering from general
debility and nervous prostration, superin.
duced BY overwork and irregular habits. It's
wonderful strengthening and curative prop
critics seemed to effect my dsbilitated system
from the 6rst dose; and under its persistent
use rapidly recovered, gairing more than
usual health and good feeling. Since then,
have not hesitated to give vEosrrss my
most unqualified indorsement, as being .
safe. sure, and powerful agent in promoting
health and restoring tine wasted system to
new life and energy. vEesrIss is the only
medicine use, and as long as live never
expect to find better. Yours truly,
W n. CLARK,
l2o Monterey street, Allegheny, Penn.
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DrED -On Tuesday, the 2sd inst. Of
Consumption, W. NJ. ALExAnDER. Of
this place. aged IS years, The funeral
took place Oh Che 9sth inst Rev. RIDER
sqsdqeied the religioaa services st the
Me. Church a'sss-s tsa9 ,Ssssims.
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~ There 4 . growing feeling amoEg
Ne people of this county in favor Of
abolishing the Office Of "lnfrmary Di-
rector" and Of transferring the duties
Of that ofice to the Commissioners of
tbs county Belsisst CkrysSc!e: ssfs'4 81. /.
Opebtso have been done years since.
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New York

Jan 25-Flour 2 5oa7 so; Wheat
24sl 40; Corn 49a59c; Oats 36s49c
Rye 7la73c; Barley 70a72c
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Our Ministers wife.

LoUIsvLLE. KY., Feb l6 1877,
Nh. h z. SrEvsss-DRAR Sra: Three year,
ago was tufering terribly with Iunammato
~ Rheumatism. Our minister's wife advised
me to take vssErrsH After taking one bottle
l was entirely relieved This year, feeling I
return Of the disease. again commenced
taking II, and am being benefited greatly
1t also greatly improves my digestion.
Respectfully, Mas. A. BALLARD,
loll West Jefferson street.
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/ MARRIED -On the 10th inst, by Ell
der JEREsiIAH TRACY, Mr. JOEL WAR
FIELD and Miss RpENA E MCMAHON
On the 20tb inst, by Rev. T. F PH1L,
LIPS, Mr.. SAMUEL NJ SUrER and Miss
Ina B RlcHARDsoK - Fo' sa5afii1a4
o. the 18th inst, at the residence oi
the brides parents, by j. T Culver
HOUSE, of Green township, Mr. WM n
MYERS and, Miss MARTHA E. DEvAuL.
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The town Of Stafford 10 noted for its intel
ligenos and morality. Good boarding oan be
procured at private houses, or hotels, fron
81 to 50 SO per week.
For Further particulars address,
q. w. HAMILTON,
Leoompton, Monroe Co, Ohio.
Principals. JOHN GREENBANK.
LsWisvills, HonrDe Co Ohio.
jan29, ,'7sm3.
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GlncInmaiI

/ Jan 25--Flonr5 70a5 go; Wheat
GOAL %, Corn 3sa39c; Oats 2Sa29c
Rye 69c; Barley 55c.
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2 @The stockholders of The Monroe
Bank elected the following officers on
the 9th inst
Presidents. l. MOONEY
Vice Pres't-WM BEARDMoRE
Directors-HENRr MrlLEs, MIcHAEL
HoErFLER, DAVID OkEr, CHRISTIAN
WEBER and JAMES WATSON
On the oath inst. JERE. WILLIAMS
was reelected Cashier for the year
commencing March lst y siis
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v II G. IL II In Il
An ExcelIsnt Medicine.

5FkfN9FIkLD Y. Feb. -, 1871.
This Is to certify that have used vEss.
TIss,manufsctured BY Il. 3. Stevens, Boston,
Mass, for Rheumatism and General Prostra.
tion Of the Nervous System. with good sue
cess. recommend vseErss - an excel.
lent medicine for sueh complaints. Yours
very truly, c. W. VANDERBILT.
Mr. vandegrift, Of the Arm. Of vsndsgrift
I Huffman, is kweii known business man e
this place, having one Of the larges. stores
in Springfield, Ohio.
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"QuERY: Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buv Mar
bnrg Bros Seal of North Cdrolina,' at
the same price Dec 4, '77-Y.
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HThe Bellaire and Southwestern
road issues q card IS follows:-
Going solth, trains Nos. l, . and 5 will
st6pat Eiesf sfhetiagtonfs. :. Fatheys. Cow
ems, Crang lies. Rockerhouse and Wee
gee. Trains viii ran daily.
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egMArrHRws' silver resolutions pass
ed the q 5 Senate on the 25th inst,
hy 4sjysaate q nays, The goldsbugs
Are despondent
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CIlicago.

Jan 25-Flour4 75a7 0O; Wheat
04a1 06; Corn 40s4lc: Oats Soc
Rye Sic; Barley 5l1c.
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Ed. SPIRIT: The answer to cross word
Enigma In last weeks SPIRlr is "Salt
Lake City," Temple SiNcLAIR.
ssW oodSGsld, u ,AJsn 26a187S. sne
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vA1If you want the neve Of Monroe
County, the general news Of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for TIE
SrlRIr. TTkRxs-0ne ysar4el 80; six
months - cents. Office, North of The
ybufoe Bank. T}W { al Il
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&EMr. w. NJ. LUProE, OF Belmont
coanW has been elected TO the. position
If Enrolling Clerk in the House OF Rep
resentatives at Columbus,
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PhlIadelphia

I Jan 25--Flour 4 00a6 10; Wheat
37al A.: Corn 54a55c; Oats S5aa7c
Rye 68s70c. SIS aea
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estsse Of Johs G Er:sg, Deceased.

EstGte OF Joh1 g Hr.eg, Deceased.
THB undersigned has bssn appointed and
j qualified ~ Administrator Of the estate
Of John q. krieg, late Of Monroe county,
dsesassd.
Dated shis 18th day Of January. 4. D.
1878. sssss nRNRY xRIEa.
tanI3,'7ev3.
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~ Pot Flowers Of all kinds for sale
ct Mrs. WAYS.
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WoOdsaeDd stock Blarkes.
January 2S-Cattle 2ta3a per pouni
Sheep 4i@5u per pound. Hogs 5a34c
per pound.
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@ Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,

And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsield, Ohio
Orders from q distance viii receive
prompt attention. ~ tyrr
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Treasurer MoRRis made bis settle
menf wth theskudisor lsst seeE 3 =
The news Of Monroe County can be
found eniy Ia FHk SfrRrf coiunns.
eGpygY You've pasdonedy nine Belmont
county convicss during the past year.
.1sThirssea .psisohers' insshs Belinoa,
county jail Belmont against the world
Senator WILLIAns has been placed on
nine scommitseeaa He is Chairman ol
tHOss ss lEl- saisg "a hes .laeH s.dt q l.
Twenty-one indictments by the Grand
Jury 10 Belmont county at the present
term sof Gonrt,4al ssylss bua .sesl7.so
Attention h invited to the Law acardsoi
W. s. WLEY, Esqs TO be found in our
advertising columns.
Mr.. JosrrH wrrrEN, OF Jackson town.
ship, Pilot on the Emma Graham, is
laid up sick at home.
Read an article on the b d S W
Railrosd published inlthis paper 1t is
FULL Of encouragement,
BeIniont COUNTY pays The superihtend.
ent o! their ,In6rmary $1,000 per an.
mum. Monfoe pays $3.50. 4's
Mn Ha B. LrrrIE,l Of Mstamoras,
Washington county,, was visiting his
zfisnds In THE place last week. sisssHas
r. KnDLrBERaER sold his farm Of
60 acres, 2,miIes north east Of Woods;
hsSd,, g aoA4 ( sEAssEss, fisst ri $3.50 '''s'e
The farm Of ABRAM STEPHENS, East
Uflthis plSce; containing f20 acres, was
sold recently to r 0KNDLrsERaER for
nILendn tSE .sAf+fIr& a-lq 10
&C. XALrER. of Switzerland township,
adveftises choice hogs for sale, Tor
breeding purposes See his advertise.
ment elsewhere In this paper.
--Mr. NJ. HoxrrLER experimental with
Q telephone last week from bis residence
to the Auditors Office. Conversation
.Uas carried On by persons at either end
OF the line and could be heard distinctly.
REv. RrDER's second article on Evo.
luton will be found on our first and
second pages 2 Our readers should give
these articles careful reading. They are
ZIP @eshliIofhArd study and are worthy
Of perusai. y hzHisfsijEl
EpwARD SlLIsspRr, aged 76 years,
one OF our most estimable citizens, died
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DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF ruE SCHOOL

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF TIE SCHOOL
plau Of instruction, striotly NoRxAt.. A
Literary Society. in which the Instructors
will take AN active part, and special atten.
tiOn will be given to tie prsotios Of Parlia.
mentary Law. FREQUENT examinations for
the benefit OF teachers. A meeting Of the
school will be called each morning for the
discussion Of different topics, in which all
will be expected to participate. Aoenplsts
course Of PRACTICAL lectures on Teaching
and School Management.
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GEO. #. KALTENBACH,
T EACH Err OF NJ USIC
WOODSFfELI

WOOOSFIEIO, OHIO.
For terms inquire At residence of n. Hosf
Ger, Rsq. janl ,,7SG.
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TuITIoa.
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,Vsgetiaeis Ssld By ell Druggists,
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80 . 4 ere,r I Aa,ersi.e,nens.. Isl,, n l, /.

ShoRrsaaMr JoHs b NoLL Is sick at
bis home in this place.
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H. r. sTEyENs, Boston. Mass.
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Mr.. JosEPH wrrrrN, Of Jackson town.
ship, Pilot on Tie Emma Graham, is
laid up sick ct home.
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rising among the Gaikss. Martial LAW
has been proclaimed a severe engage.
nent bas takeS place at Kongha, IN
which the British troops we're success.
ful. Volunteers are eagerly enrolling,
TEE New York Tibuae says: "The
waysto kill the silver movement is to
keep on hitting it." Exactly, but you
don't believe that the movement can be
killed in any such manner The more
hitrit Tie more 1t will grow: Bang
asayie 10 ,a3 s
DEsPATcHEs from Vienna cay that
Russia has taken the fate of Roumania,
fSeryia and Montenegro into her own
hands, and none Of them will be repre-.
sented in the negotiations with Turkey.
THIS is causing much III feeling ct Bu.
chsrest.
THr daily pspsts contain dozens upon
dozens d failatss OF business men. ey-
cry dsS. in which. are involved the loss
of hnndreds Of thousands Of dollars.--
SHEsxAx, the Resumption Secretary Of
the Treasury, insists that money matters
IRE getting better every day,
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

HUNTER q M2LboHr. Att'ys.
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Attention. h invited to the Law acardAof
w. s. WnEr, Esq, to be found in our
advertising columns.
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TO LET.

49, A LODGING HOUSE, WITH l8
E5N,,. rooms up stairs. over the New York
HanI j. L. HINCKlEY,
At the Parker House.
EuYeks, April 8. 1875 ap6lm
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BY
CASSIDY d. SKILLMAN.
A. ..sKILLMAs GEO. W. CASSIDY.

CHAS. W. CRANE, at No. 1913 Montgomery
street, Room No. 10 Safe Deposit Build
ing. il Sole Agent for the Eureka Daily
SENTINEL in San Francisco. Persons in that
sty having business with this office are re-
anested to comm unicate with him.
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scrjptions for the SENTINEL and collect for
The same in this town. A II nersons in Eu.
reka owing tor subscriptions will make
payment to him.