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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

By virtue Of Deed Of Trun u,l.,
ninghatn and Mary his wife 10 mn, NJ Iisl1,.
Of october, lsII, Teconi6l In Dr,i ~ - Ne 81 =
10 pages $, 81 and 81, Of The iSnJ IIat hsl 4
county, will sell At the lrunt ds,roi ,H,Sfi a
Of Ohio county, on VI 1s' OestES.
SATURDAY, the ith DAY sls.,,...,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. n 49,
sSribed prUpeTy; The rssi quarter Ia a its,sN 4
SxIy,tw9, Ia ChaPllne and EHfrs st5p - ihtsluS
o. Wheeling, Ohio county, State Si NV W. ihd,
SAID quarter lot being bouLdcl a IN ~ Nteti
ming n the northwest corner Of Tv.s,''Ni b.
and the alley between Main and NJ l0eHA =
thereto; thence vest with he ,15ib ~ ~ ne
and with TWeuiy.iOuTth stiryt t5i,,!l' ~, "
inches Thence north on line IarlIIgi An NJ q
sky, festi thence on line IanII,l .al .ie
l9nIth street thirty feet and az ipsh, "a y ltl
IOr!saidi Thence along the Wtzt I'M y 5lJ
south dxiy-slT feet 10 The plscs ~ y, ~ q
Wenty-iourth street, being The am. m,'lallS
yeycd 10 said janis Cunningham ~ l. rylSTla.
day and vile by deed dated I0tb T. Sane 1 IL
corlei In DEED Book No. Co, ta.r ia IN j. " y
The utie y believed to le pellet, b, nj, .S Sia
only such title As Is vested 10 me bI H. wv NV
TRIMS oT sALE-Eighi hundred M ,sl W U
dollars c2Sh In hand, EIGHT hunJr,,I Jii.IHil4
mouths, and the rsidue 10 sixteen nSStIt y, = n
Of sale, without Interest. A lea Mn J. ~ y
the deed to secure the deferred payarp, i - b
inV Vas$ J. D, EEISG
Tnp,,
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Gnast Sales.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE SHORT CREEK LAM
WEDNESDAY, September il, ~,

* virtue Of the authority vested Ip,h,-,,a
WIN Of Henry, J. Clniofd, late Of OSjo ss,,S, =
ceased, the undeSlnged Execution VIM ~ r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

RosrERrY.-ThatS prishdy exponent Of Rsppbll.
can principles, the Wheeling ISTELLioEscEa came
to Us last saturday in an entire new dress and is
face looked % neatand clean that We could hardly be-
lIsVs 1t to b the ame old paper. Iaso Informed Us
tina, the csiabl,hmspt had likewise purchased anew
pres weate glad 10 50 this sTidenee Of pTOapsrity
10 our able solsnPorary. As the ,iSTElLlaEscR
receives IL ehlsiSuppO from Republicans IL success
Is positive evidence that that grand old party Is not on
the decline in wat Virginia. The Rcyi''Cr sald some
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DIED.

McGEE.-on Sunday evening, September /, 1873, at
6oclOd, MARY LIZxIT, daughter Of Mrs Mary McGec,
aged II years aud months.
Funeral from the residence Of her mother 1s2 Sew
euteenth street, at O'Clock this evening, Monday
saptaInber u. Fricnds Invited 70 attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

LAST Saturday wa, tho 9Th birthday Of the Wheel
Ing DAILY 1STELLIoHcER, and the prOphctors ceie-
bra,ed the anniversary by enlarsns the paper dress
ing lin new type and printing It on a new and i'm
proved press The ISTBLLIoENcER Is Oneoi the fair
Is. and most reliable Republican papers in the eOup-
Try and weare glad to note this prospery-S. cair'-
tiiIs Ga.,tie ] ~ svlia HfT' i'ii NtH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

TRUsTEEs SALE,

J. y. Evrxo, ATTORNEY, N''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

WRarc glad 70 notice additional evidences OF pros
pchty in that sterling and able old Newspaper, the
Wheeling ISrELuoEeEL The paper Of August 2ith
appear In an enlarged form, With bright new dress
More than this, magnificent new fast Hoe press has
Just been pat up In the establishment which, judging
FROM the picture 10 the ISrELLIoESSER Is beauty.
We congratulate our successful Cocmp6raty, and as
SURF II that II deserves lis reward It Is ono Of the
influential paPers Of this country, and along With is
career can be traced all that's important the history
Of West Virginia. The INTELLiGEScER has Just en-
tered upon It's tWeuiy-ssventh year, and We trust Il
may have an existence Of many tnOrc.-RiiskS Co
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ZINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County Court Of Ohio County.
Maurice curren /
uo.., rs Us :, :, Ia cAs0's7.

In pursuance Of the authority yrsl6l Ia ntkttk
cree entered by said Court IN the AloIe ta6lls -
on April 18th, 1875, will ell Al the iIai ISfiS
residence OF Moses Ray, on the premise k5sly M,
ilSod 10 be sold, on
MONDAY, the 9th day d Septsabs,pa
beginning at 10 O'Clock, A, ", At publs ao-ss 4 d,
highest and best bidder, the irsct ut partl I r
lying and being situated On the EAlen q LAX M
Ing creek, In Ohio county, 10 the State d WtR Iii
bounded and described n follows: BedallS ii
stake near an elm stump cOrnef 10 NehtulIh YdisE
aud with his line s. $50 ". 40 poles IoI SIksuIi
CathATine Ing1rd; thence with her llHe So, Ia
poles 10 two sugar trees corner to Said Clihtihsan
and Joseph Potter; thence With RIlgi'i llht \. 4,
Z. l3i poles TO sugar tree cOruer to Ilns N,Aisg
thence n. ~, W. lH poles TO The byRihHini. 5l1s
Ing 1856 acres, being the klms prOIe1y GisiS \
conveyed by Moses Ray TO Geo. n CSllItl v u
Of trust dated April 9th, 1875, and eCurld IA
the public land records Of aid county.
TRIMS OF SALE-0ne-lh lrl Ot the puTrhtR H1og
or such further sum rs the purchaser may tet p
In hand, the residue In two equal initilntab n
BILE respectively In one and tEo yeln lFn u, tiil
sale, With interest from that day the parhisf q
Ing his bond with approved peTSonal ESuiiy iNat
Of the deferred instlllmentS, and The titk "a X i
served TIL the whole Of the pureh1e nohtI ~
GEO. b Caldwell,
Special CgERsnisl
J.C. HERvEY, AncilObeer. !ytILT
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Martins Capital Restaurant.
HAMILTON FOUNDRY
FOR SALE.

The undersigned will, on SATURDAY, September
H. ISIS ut 10 o'clock ", offer Il public sale IT the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, 10 tue
city Of Wheeling lots Nos. O. 0, 10, H. In Square
No. H. as laid out by Joseph Caldwell In his addition
10 said city, together with tho engines, boilers ma
chinery tdxcd and OtherwsC patterns, tools and I'm
ptgmUS used OF 10 DO Scl In and about the foundry
and nachlno shnns known 4 the
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AUG
NOTICE,

Having disposed Of the entire ni1r.fi q "a
NJ Il IL staIlman, deceased 10 The su,ls,, m
sI sds 1 4 %. 10 4 {, Moral the ,uryiHss
az said lste arm, ali persons tnoUins 'Ias(1.
b. Indebted 10 said hrin will pleas hA, vi MOI
settlement with said T. :. MT 10y. srp Il iAsi '
conduct the business o. salh IA'' WV
stand, No. q Twelfth 'ireet. - JOSE;
Administrator Of the esthis Of J. H. s''4A
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEpARrulE or TRAINS

9TrlalclphIa ArcOmuOlatlon.-Th train only runs
between Wheeling and Tflalelphia.
tDaly except Suntay-NewaTk Accommodation.
tSteuGenyllls AcCOmmOdatl0n.-Thls train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Belhire, stopping when required at
Shrrman House, Rtnarillc, West Wheeling and
| Gravel HILL
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DISsoLUTI0Y0FC0 .PAETNERslIIP

r. L. Kimberly having purshH'ed ~ lhe la,.iSS y,
bis bate partner, H. J, Sm!th 10 %, Nissn, IN
and Coke Works, a dIisolltion p So-i, ll',,ro1
dating from August Let, ls;, h,FT9l .a5, -
Persons having claims AEnluIi Tie Old eTn ~ M
present them at once lOr adjustment IL Io.1,sy I,
10 the arm will also please cone ~ h,
Either Of the partneEi VIII m1kt M I'm, n
next thirty days after Whleh ~ HSa mi q b.
strlrted 10 force collection, The 6a'ae' INV :
settled up. heIrIWRfkLY GUl
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Atthe front door Of the Court Hons. n MI. -.
In the city Of Wheeling. lthhiHrEt "a W. w ~
oder at public sale the "l6eust tifo,sr ~. 4
about Owe miles north Of AID etT, ,Sd ~, ! "
from the Ohio river and laIsly oGbsi al -, - :
By aid Henry J, Cnniod. This Am eniIs, \
~ ACRES, and has thereon etettt lirFs nj =
mOdlous Stone llOu.e, In Esd oonditI5n ~ ~ ,s ~
good barn, with stable, dairy nous, abI S,L,.Irs
sary out-bulldIngI. There b Al, an IN ~ ~
thrifty and productive Orchard Il veil $3.50 4
Of various kinds. The iaru /, Eell ESe,j ", v
bered aud underlaid With ual Ii / IN III ". =
ton and peculiarly well SdIpiul btu Id sgltE.t,
and for grazing. 's'-''1
TERMS oH SALE--one-thlrl Of the pursh,y -.
cash In hand, and the rslAle In Ikrsp s5s,I ~.
payments With interest iruu dsT ii y. ~
chaser 10 give bis NOTES With ItbroTsi -, :.
security for the deierrtd PAYMENT H. ". !. 4.
secured by proper Decd Of Trust on ihs III ~
Possession given on day d ale.
For further information apply to A. !. Cl,t, In.
ney, No. II Twelfth street. '''''
CHARLES CRGSnab
ELIZABETH J. PAGE
1elO-A EfsrtFt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-02

In retiring from the above eashe ., iso,i I
turn thanks 10 the public Tor tasl ANov d, TisI,t
who succeeds The Old arni, and who sill To1'ia "
buSiness in all IL branches. ssyira
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Gssaatssm, Snla-
NRUSTEE'S SALE,

b. ' H.9Ss o. s, DEED Of Trust mai, to ,,
dSy q sepisIgs sSyI I.! and Vie. b,lrss NJ IN
bo2s No. Page %, IN The Cirrt,s y Dellfs
" court Of Wt'tel SounIy, ". Va I'm ~ ., u Is
TUESDAY, the 'th day Of oc,o,., ~ -.
A. the front 6oOr Of the Cop,, I,....'"A
y, sell at public auction the ioiiS,i.d WWsls,
g much thereof a. may b nss,.'...k tIal aas /,
claim secured BY aid derd Of ifu,i y! . n;gJ y
ca ~ tNenty-seren aud t2Sl iS,s, n L9h 40
,I1it t IHe o. Alin street In ihe ,oTs Y SiAi = 4
TERNs OF SALE-CaSh,
J. D. EvEo, ATTORNEY. t'o' T. BoRD, rr..
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUT
United States for the District u Wst rirst1
To the matter Of Adam HilbagiSch, taRkrFt b
bankruptcy. .,.nj
Notice Is hereby given that Itiitlo1 has g y
10 said District Court by Adam kalhassih 4 VT w.
Ing, 10 said District, who has bern euly Seinsl
bankrupt under the provisions Of the Rs'Sd SUI 4
Of the United States, title "IlankHply; Hh1
charge and certificate Thereof lon Al hb a,llis
other claims proVable under aid titk lnd ~ y
18th day Of September, 4. D. ISIS, At iVGe'hLlL
al the oltlee Of T. J. IIugus Esl.i % lhs 49,
corner Of Twelfth and Chapllnr 'rerb w tuij
the city Of Wheeling Wet Nir9nii, az ny W. :,
pIace Assigned for the hearing Of the aa'f ~ :.
where YOU may attend and sboI Caa't, ] ~ ~ n
vr 1 ' '1' JASPER y. N00kk
Clerk Of United States District Court ior 'ad ppEA
hutn.M
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in this list Is the name Of any Of their numerous com.
pelItoH 50 greatly superior 70 ordinary porous plas-
io and lIuImens Il BenSons Capcne Porous plaster,
that Il has gained the approval u the highest medical
authority Ia the world. DR.. j. n. II. Thompson, Of
Washington, D. c., Judge In the Drug Department OF
constantly 10 my practice and esteem them one Of the
most useful Inventions Of The age" Iensons Capclne
Plaster strengthens, soohes stimulates hcalthiul
circulation Of the blood relieves at once, and cures
quicker than any known plaster, linlmeut or COM
pound II Is now considered TO be the unryalled REM
edy for lame back rheumatism, neuralgia, spinal and
kidney affections sciatiea, lun6ago stubborn colds.
Gold syRFv ri pFirA DC.
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T,Hos. ], KIsNER, MD.
OFFICE AND CONSULTING Rooms,
2240 MAIN ST., WHEELING, W. VA.

Can be consulted on matters pertaining to
his profession either In English or German.
Chronic Diseases Of the Head, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs
Nervous System, Female Complaints and nll
Constitutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures all cases Of Piles. No detention from
business. Medicines furnished II desired.
Night calls promptly answered from the
office. je29
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6susral Sntisss,

NOTICE
The stockholders Of the North wbsHs
GlaS Company are notified to meet 81 Y
office OF Sweeney, Fox 4 Co., Wheeling "
Va, on September 10Th, 1873, to elei dlHt
ors, enact bylaws and transact OtherbudnsA
By order Of ,.,,,.-.,,
au2G-M CORPORAIOE
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mr. fllIITIrllIn There are Fraudulent and
XII I,ull HILL WORTHLESS limitations Of Ben
Ill uHU llUuu sons ClPcine Porous Plaster IL
the market; one In particular having similar sound
ing name contains lead pOiSonS. Each genuine Ben
sons Capcinc Plaster has The word Capclne cut through
the plaSter-tAke no other, se2-M, Saw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-03

During he month of March Eureka
district shipped abroad crude bullion
valued at S439. $50. In the same period
the Ri ,hmond company shipped fine
lore bars valued at $l73. 1894 making
our total treasure shipments for the
month S6l3, 1874. This un does not
represent the total yield OF the district,
AS the Richmond furnaces turn out
crude bullion much faster than the re
finery Is ahle to separate il, and there
II now stacked up at the works nearly
1000 tons OF bullion, awaiting that pro
cess. The gross yield is something
over $500 900, the output of eight fur
nace-. The shipments Of refined lead.
and the lead contained in the crude
bullion, will aggregate 5000 tons. which
estimated at It's present value-S75 per
ton-wouid add $225 900 to the above.
and makes grand total of something
over 81, 000, 900, which latter ainount
may be set down MS our regular month
ly contribution to the wealth of the
world. There was also received and
during the month through
Wells, Fargo 81 Co. bullion to the
amount of Sl73 .346. 92, the same being
a portion ot the product of the several
south of this points.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-03
Personal.

We had the pleasure of a call last
evening from John B. MCGEE. the
noted mining operator. He has just
returned from an extended trip to Pi
oche, Leeds, Ward and other noted
silver producing localities. We notice
by an extract from the Phoebe Record.
confirmed 10y the gentleman himself,
that he and A. J.. Blair have purchased
the National mire, furnace, town site
of Bristol, springs, stone quarry, etc
The property will be Incorporated with
the Hillside Company. and worked by
them in conjunction with the latter
mine. Mr.. MeGee informs us that the
Hillside j. looking splendidiy, and that
the future Of the mine Is assured. He
will leave for San Francisco this morn
ing. and during his %sojourn at the Bay
may contract for the necessary ma
chinery to construct a ten-stanIp mill
at Bristol District.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-03

The transit OF Mercury, which is to
occur the 9th of May, will be visible
all over the United States, and seven
hours and a half will be consumed in
the passage. Astronomers are antici-
pating the event with great anxiety and
interest, for it is hoped that it will
throw light upon The question as to
whether there is an interior planet TO
Mercury, aud also determine the orbit
OF The latter definitely. Two French
asst ronomers are IN their way to Ogden,
Utah, to make observations, hat place
being chosen because il is elevated, the
air clear and dry, and also because the
transit will take place at local noon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-03
THE DANGER OF KEROSENE.

The following practical suggestions
are of interest to every one, and the
hints contained therein, and advice
given should he needed That kero
sene oil Is a dangerous comhustible
cannot be denied, and where il Is ex-
clusively used for Illuminating pur
poses it Is wonderful that accidents are
not Of frequent occurrence. The
causes which lead to lamp explosions
are numerous, among which are the
following which should be carefully
guarded against. 1t is not the oil that
explodes. but the vapor or gas that
is generated from the oil. The vapo-
when confined, ar under pressure, l. a>
ex Explosive rs gunpowder. Alainp may
he standing on a table or mantle. and
a slight nun of air from the oyer win.
dow or door may Gauss an explosion
A lamp may te taken up quickly from
"A iahle or mantle, and quickly tx
ploded. A lamp II taken out INTO the
entry where there is a draft, or out of
doors. Al ex piosion ensures. A lighted
lamp il taken up a flight of stairs. or
Is raised quickiyto place il IN the man
tie, resulting in All explosion. In these
cases the mischief is done by the air
movement-e,ther by suddenly check
ing the draft, or forcing air down the
chimney against the flame. Blowing
dawn the chimney to e~xtl1gu'sh the
light IL u frequent aust of explosion.
Lamp explosions have been caused by
using a chimney broken off at the top.
- go. A.. -. - 0.E
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NEW TO-DAY.
d.

EDITOR SENTINEL: PLEASE ALLOW
~ me q space in your columns to state to
parties who are trying to defraud me from
making an honest living. By reporting to M
customers that l have but one COW. and am
furnishing half Of the people Of Eureka frsm
that wonderful COW. Now, to vindicats my
self of ever in any way adultsrating my milk,
or cause 1t to be adulterated by any person
in my employ before IL il sold and delivered
by me. I will 60 before any. court Of justice
with a clear conscience and swear that NO
mixtures have been put in any milk before
leaving my hands. l keep but one COW on
my premises. for the sole purpose 81 fur
ba bies ON milk from one cow. Now. the vile.
low-lived, cowardly slanderers are fully
aware that | can be supplied with pure milk
in abundance from the clover fields Of Pine
Railroad, and have the same days milk de-
livered here to me purer, richer and sweeter
than can be produced BY COWS fed on manure
or swiii. J do not try to break up or destroy
deribg. or by telling willful lies, yr changing
customers milk after 1t is left at their houses,
or by robbing the tops Of other tradesmen's
milk cans, or by poisoning. other peoples
cows; or by any other dirty, low.lived. mean
,ricks that some person knows who is meant
by this; OF. by btibing ChiHamen, who are
employed by families, to spoil the milk left
by others where the Cinnamon happen to be
employed. Now. l wish to let the public
know that I mean to stay in the milk BUSH
ness. and l suppose I have been the one to
cause my opponents to give as near q pure
article as their consciences would allow. /
have kept in the milk business all through
the past fall and winter, VIII n there was
barely living to be made out Of it. Spring
now coming on and the grass showing itself.
my slanderers want all the trade, and use the
above way to get it. l wish the public to
note this: You who have been buying mix
You have been paying a biz price for il. NOW
let any Of the other parties who are selling
milk como up ard swear that they have not,
and are not. selling adulterated milk: or II
any one OF them can swear that they have
been selling one separate cows milk for ba.
bies use. The adnlteration of milk has been
the cause of killing many of tho American
children.
WIN. e. TAYLOR.fi
Eureka, April 2. 1878. ap3-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-03
DIN Fire.

A fellow up town last evening at
tempted to make a comet OF himself.
He bought a supply of matches, stuff
ed them into his coat tail pocket, and,
forgetting their whereabouts. saunter
ed into Joe Mendes' saloon, sat down
and called for the beer. The chair be-
gan TO warm mp, the coat tail tn burn,
aud he yelled a yell and s~kedaddled
for the sidewalk. Officer Mckee, al.
ways OF the alert, caught him, held
him over the fire plug and put him
out. Me. says the coniagrat,on was
the result of a defective tiue. No dam-
age, no insurance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-03
The Removal Of the Eureka Con.
soiidated Furnaces.

We are reliably informed that there
Is but very little probability of the re
movsl of the Eureka Consolidated
furnaces to Ruby Hill for a year to
come. The project has been discussed
in all its bearings by the trustees. and
although a majority favor the change,
economical considerations will pre-
vent its adoption. The project would
involve the abandonment Of the pres
ent works and an expenditure of At
east SlOU, 900, a disbursement not war
rtnted by any possibly accruing ben
ehts. There Is really hut two points
To be urged in favor of the pian-lhe
item OF transportation and the solving
OF the dump problem. This latter is
the most serious objection to the pres
ent site. The distance which has TO lie
traveled by the Sag %wheelers, and the
additional labor required by reason of
the want of room for the waste, is be
coming more of al evil every day, and
"ill have to he reinedied To
raise the furnaces would require too
much expenditure or time and money,
and is inipracticable. Ihe only other
solution of the d ificulty is the con
stru'tion of a tramway, worked by
steam power. by which means any
elevation could he gained and the
services of at least twelve men dis
'pensed with, effecting a saving of $48
per day-an item that would soon pay
for The cost Of the improvement. We
understand that superintendent Don
nelly is seriously considering the feast
hility of the project, and we do not
have the least doubt but that hi. in.
ventive genius-evidences of which
are seen in the many ingenious and
labor saving appliances constructed AT
the mine and works-will be fully able
to carry the experiment to q successful
conclusion. We hope that he will, for
on him depends the ultimate pros
perify Of the northern portion of the
town. While the company are not
bound to AXE that fact into considers
their adoption of the scheme will
be hailed with satisfaction by every
one having An interest in the welfare
of that portion of Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-03
p. STEERS sewe,ry Hsxar,

Mr.. Steler's jewelry establishment,
on Main street, Is we'll worthy q visit
by all who are interested In the SUBJ
ject of personal adornments. The ar
ticles on exhibition at the store com.
prise costly gems, beautiful patterns OF
gold bracelets, necklaces, lockets,
chains, etc, a complete assortment Of
every style Of time piece, from the
thermometer to the modest silver re
peater. In this line he has Just re-
a lot of Swiss chronograpb
watches Of the finest make, accurate
and reliable in every particular. We
noticed some beautiful diamond
iewelry. an elegant cross set with
stones of the first water. and as bril-
liant as a sunbeam, solitaire rings,
eardrops, and other supert,
ornaments. The stock is choice, well
selected and of the very latest designs.
and withai sold at prices that are but
a slight advance on first cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-03
A Remarks able Result.

1t makes no difference how nan physi-
clans. or how much medicine you have tried.
it is now an established fact that German
Syrup is the only remedy which has given
complete salts action in severe cases Of lung
diseases. 1t is true that there are yet thou
sands Of persons who are predisposed to
throat and lung. affections, consumption.
hemorrhages, asthma. severe colds settled on
who have no personal knowledge OF Boschee's
herman Syrup. To such, we would say that
*, 900 dozen were sold last year without one
complaint. C~onsumptives, try just one bot.
It's. Regular size, Is cents. Sold by all
druggists in America.
Agcuts: Crane h Brigham, wholesale
drus San Francisco. mh23-eow