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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-16
GUBERNATORIAL.

We are in receipt of q private letter
from a prominent Democrat of Phoebe,
suggesting ex-senator Wescoatt, of
Lincoln, as a very proper person for
the nomination for Governor in the
coming campaign in this State. The
writer further states that the Democ-
racy of Lincoln are unwilling to stul-
tify themselves and the pronounced
record of their party by ~favoring Brad
ley for a third term. Such an idea, he
says, is not to be seriously entertained
for a moment. We may add, as the
result of our personal observation, that
the same sentiment very generally
pervades all classes of Democrats
throughout the State. Senator
Wescoatt is at present a resi-
dent of Eureka, and during his stay
among us has made many friends.
He is q man of strong practical sense
and would make a good Governor.
We do not know that he is a candi-
date, or that he would accept the nom.
ination if rendered him. We give the
suggestion Of our Phoebe friend, sim
ply as q matter Of news, that the read
ers of the SENTINEL may know what
is being said and done in the political
world. Mr.. Wescoatt is strong in
Lincoln, where he formerly resided,
and II candidate he will undoubtedly
be the first choice of the Lincoln dele
rattan
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PACIFIC COAST.
CALIFORNIA.
A SENSATIONAL REPORT.
J. G. Duncan the Possessor of
$400. 900.
Bigamy.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nav Is.

SAN Francisco, May 10.
The Post this evening publishes a
sensation of rather doubtful anthem
ITCHY, to the effect that j. G.. Duncan
took some $500, 900 in coin, boxed up,
on board the schooner e. j. McKin-
non at the time of his attempted es-
cape on that vessel. That DIR. Frank
RENE, an Austrian, gave Captain
Lees the information which led to
the chase after the schooner, and also
informed him that two Austrian sail
ors had assisted TO carry the coin
boxes on board. After wards, one of
the sailors in question was inter-
viewed by the agent of Mrs. Dun
can herself. and subsequently at the
house on Washington street, met by
appointment two parties, the descrip-
ton of one of whom answers to the
appearance of Captain Lees. who Of
fered him $40, 900 to sign a paper de-
claring RENE an imposter, but that
the money vas never paid, and he was
subsequently advised to leave town.
or he would get hurt. RENE told his
story to a committee of the creditors
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NEVADA.
The Trial of Tim Finnesan for
Murder.

HAMILTON. New, May Is.
The trial.of Tim Finnegan, for the
murder OF officer Hueston, al Ward,
last March, was taken up in the Dis
trict Court at 10 a. NJ. to-day. and after
exhausting a panel of fifty jurors a
jury was selected. George l.. Waters,
and w. w. Bishop, of Eureka, appear
for the prisoner, aud District Attorney
Davis and Assistant Beene conducted
the prosecution. Much interest is felt
in the ease, and a large number of wit
nesses from Ward are in attendance.
The trials of Frank Clifford and Della
Clifford, for grand larceny, will follow.
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and assignee in bankruptcy of the
Pioneer Bank, but no action had been
taken on il.
Rev. John w. Rider was to day held
to answer in the Police Court on a
charge of bigamy, and his bail set al
$1,000.
The Silver King Mining Company
to-day declared its seventh consecutive
dividend of 80 cents per share, pay
able a. usual on the 30th inst. The
present dividend will make $3.50. 0OO
diSbursed TO tie stockholders since
November last. and all the crushing OF
the ive-stamp mill. The new ten
stamp mill will be running in two or
three weeks. when it is thoughtthat the
dividends will be increased.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,
THURSDAY, MAY l6. 1878.
pLATFORns AND PLEDGEs.

III platforms have any weight or sig
~nifcance. a thing We very much doubt,
Governor Bradley openly and notori-
ously violates his pledge to the people
in aspiring 10 a third term nomination.
He ran on an anti-third term platform.
and to-day stands as firmly pledged
not TO become a candidate again as did
abymemb Der ofthe Legislature to oppose
a modification of the Bullion Tax law.
There can be no degrees or exceptions
with regard to the binding force of
platforms. They must be held sacred
or utterly worthless. 1t will not do
for the men who denounced the advo-
Gates Of a reduction of the Bullion
Tax to turn up now as the
chief of platform breakers. They can
not do it and maintain any semblance
of honesty or consistency, and by the
Eternal they shall not do it without a
solemn protest from this end of the
line. Every supporter Of Bradley in
the State says by such preference and
support that platforms are meaning
as the wind. We have no objection to
this; In fact we believe there is
truth than poetry in the assumption.
Kearney says in San Francisco that
platforms are frauds, and twenty thou
sand men throw uptheir hats and shout,
"bully for Kearney." We say the
same thing in Nevada, and the follow
ers Of Bradley raise their hands in
holy horror and say Cassidy has been
guilty of an outrageous blunder. A
few months later the whole clan come
to the surface in solid enthusiastic
array. demanding that the Democracy
of Nevada shall override and utterly
destroy of the cardinal doctrines of
Its faith. The nti-third-term plank on
which Bradley was elected. is just as
sacred as the anti bullion modification
plank. The difference, if difference
there be, Is in favor OF the
latter. The former is a cherished pc
litical principle, while the latter rests
solely on State policy, subject to
change whenever and as often as the
necessities and requirements of the
State may demand it. The stronger
argument is therefore with the bullion
lists. But we do not care to bubble.
All we ask is consistency. We have no
cause of quarrel with gentlemen who
may desire to enter Governor Bradley
for a third term. What we exact of
them is honesty and manliness enough
to say that they favor clicking the
stufing" out of a platform whenever it
gets in the way. We want them, each
and all, to admit, as they do by their
advocacy of Governor Bradley, that
the anti-third term planks of the De-
mocracy of Nevada were inserted
merely to "catch votes" We are all
in the same boat about this matter,
and we intend to make it our business
to see that all are held equally respon-
sible before the people.
GuRERNATORIAL.
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shipment of American Horses.


NEW IVNht My 10.
The steamship Wyoming, from LIv-
erpool, yesterday, took 6S horses for
the English Government. Fifty more
will be shipped tomorrow, and 80 on
Saturday. One hundred and five were
shipped last week, mostly farm horses,
purchased in various parts of the
%
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BORN.

Sutro. May 4-Wife OF George Rammelkamp,
a daughter.
Genou, May 4-Wife of Fred. Klotz. a daugh-
ter.
Carlin. Msy4-Wife Of J. W. knight. a son.
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CROCKERY! CROCK cry!
l have just received a very large and
splendid assortment Of China, Glass and
needed in this line. Great bargains can be
had By making your purchases at
MRS. NJ. A. ASIlIM'S.
jy29 Corner Of Buel and Bateman streets.
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DIED.
Eureka, May l5-Bicnard Cannon, formerly
of Worcester. Mass, aged = years.
Tho funeral Will take place to-day. at l
O'Clock P. NJ, from Sehwamb's undertaking
rooms. Friends and acquaiBtanees are in
yited to attend.
Gold Hill, May l2-William Johns, a native
OF England, aged % years.
Aurora, May 3-Janes Adams, aged 80 years.
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sian Government for the manufacture
of over half a million of rifles, of the
same pattern and calibre as those fur
nished to the Ottoman Government.
The factory will be running on full
time before the last of the week. with
from l.500 TO 1000 men employed.
Not Ten Men in the House TO stand
by Hayes.
NEW YORK, Nav Is.
The Times Washington correspond
emit SAYS that Hubbel, Of Michigan, in
An interview to-day said what fairly
represents the Republican party: The
Republicans persist in their present
plan of resistance upon the ground
that the business interests of the conn
try demand it. He was asked if the
Republican action was based upon a
regard for the President. He replied:
No; if it were Hayes alone, not ten men
would be found in the House TO stand
by him. 1t is a better principle than
that. 1t involves the safety of the
business interests Of the country. he
* poets public opinion to make itself
felt here within tue next few DAYS, to
such an extent as L deter the Demo
Gratis in their present course.
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\ II II u "A N II n
Has a large patronage. both in Eureka and
at Ruby Hill. 1t is the oldest Bakery in the
town, having been established for eight years,
and is doing a fine business.
SgoosD-The Dwelling House adjoining ON
the south. with a from age Of D feet, by 100
feet deep, which is well adapted for any kind
Of business. 1t has all the modern improve
ments, with outhouses, water and good sew
erage.
TBIRp-A Lot, containing a frontage Of 40
feet on Spring street, adj dining the BpIscs-
pal Church on the north; on which i a large
stone Warehouse, with a Stockade House in
the rear. Also, n Dwelling Hoase, contain
ing four rooms and a good summer kitchen.
A large hall runs through the center Of the
house, ana ii is well adapted for one or two
families. There Is also a good well Of water
on the premises.
FoURrH-Fiye Cabins in Pioneer Gulch,
and three Cabins near the Richmond Smelt-
ing Works.
FIFTH Two Building Lots on Ruby Hill.
For particulars. apply TO
WILLIAM BIDDLINGMAYER.
AT the Eureka Bakery, at the corner Of Buel
and Baieman streets.
Eureka a, May 3, 1875. my3tf
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Large Russian Contract.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.; May Is.
The Providence Tool Company have
lust completed a contract with the Rus.
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MARRIED.

Aurora, May 8 John W. Mosre, of Bocie, tC
Miss Susie Z. Hooper. of aurora.
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Bakery Estabis

And residence of the undersigned. 1t is a
double building. The Store and Bakery
comprise part OF the building; and the other
part IS used as a dwelling. which consists of
three rooms and an attic, and bas all the
modern conveniences, such as large closets.
water, outhouses and good sewerage. There
Is nIan n I'D nnllar
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-07-09
Y q TINE

Thu following letter from Rev G. w. Mansfield ,
formerly pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
ell. must convince every one who reads his letter
OF the wonderful curative qualities of VEGETISE
thorough cleanser and purifier of tho blood .
HYDE PARx, Mass, Feb. Is, 1876.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens Dear Sir,-About ten years
ago my health failed thSough the depetiug effects
OF dyspe psia nearly year later was attacked
by tyPhoid!iever IN its worst form II settled in
my back, and took the form OF a large deep seated
abscess, which YVES fifteen months in Gathering
had two sur cal operations by the beat skill in
the State, but received no permanent cure. /
sutiered great pain at times, and constantly
weakened by profuse discharge. I aIso lost
small pieces Of bone at different times.
Matters ran on thus bout seven years, till May
1874, when a FREUD recommended to go to
your Office ond talk with you OF the virtue of VEG
ErisE l did so, and by your kindness passed
through your factory notr the gredie ts,
&C, by which your remedy lie produced.
By what saw and heard / gained some conf
dence in FEGETISE.
from its effects; still persevered. felt it
was benefiting zoe in other respects. Yet did OF
the results desired till had taken it fsith-
fully for a little more than a year, " hen tho diff
fcuity in the back wns cured; and for nine this
] have enjoyed the best OF health.
have in that time gained twenty FIVE pounds of
and was never more abba to per form labor than
During tho pnsti weeks I had a scrofulous
swelling as large as my fist gather on another part
OF my lohy
! tonk vEeEr,sx faithfully, and II removed it
level with the surface in 4 month. thin should
have bceu cured of my main trouble il
had taken larger doses, alter having become
cuatomed to it's, effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scrofula or kid
ncy disease understand that it takes time to
chronic diseas"s: and, if they will patiently take
VEGErIsE, it will, in my iud gment, cure thom.
With great obligations am
&. W. MANsFIELD,
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
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SAFE AND SURE.

Ma. Il. r. Stevens: In 1872 your YE.ETISE was
recon amended TO me, and. yielding to the persna-
sions OF a friend, consented TO Try it,. AT the
nervous prostratioa, superinduced by overwork
aud irregular habits. Its wonderful strengthen
ing and curative properties seemed to affect IN y
debiIitated sy stem from the first dose; and under
its persistent use rapidly recovered, gsinin g
more than usual hea th and good feeling. Since
then have not hesitaled to give VEdLTINE my
mast unqualified indorsement, being a safe,
sure. and powerful agent in promoting health and
restoring the wasted system TO new life and en-
ergy. VEGErISE is 1be only medicine use aud
as long as live never expect to find better.
Yours truly, w. Fl. CLARK,
lee Monterey Street, Allegheny, Penn.
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LOCAL INTELLIeERcE.

READ AND HEED.-We seut out last
week large number of subscription accounts,
to which We invoke the prompt attention of
those to whom they are sent. We must have
money to meet our constant obligations, aud
the wherewithal to support our family, and
our good patrons, We arc sure, if they look
at the matter candidly, will not allow this
call to pass UNDECIDED. Many there arc who
owe US for three or four years, ard it is sure
ly time that they should settle. Where
money is not convenient. Flour, Bacon, Lard
Corn or other produce will be chcerfully re-
ceived by US in lieu of cash.
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AARPER's FERRY TRADE.
THOMAS W. BEALE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
STOVES, TIN d SHEET-IRON WARE,
Cor. Shenandoah and High streets.
HARPERtS FERRY, w. VA.

THE subscriber would adopt this method of In
J. forming his friends. and the citizens of Har-
per's Ferry and the adjacent country. that he 10
still! ucting the abnTe busnessin aiits branch
es. Having had twsuty-three years. experience in
the tr'ds, aad it being his Intention to work
but
THE VERY BEST MATERIALS
He will confidently assert that customer, may rely
upon getting No. l articles from his Estabiishme
SCOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
executed in the very best manner and at the short
notice. Orders from any portion of the county
will receive prompt attention. and prices guaran-
teed low the lowest.
SPEARS CALoRIFIC COOK STOVES, the most
complete Cooking Stove the world has !,
constantly on hand. In short. any article in the
Tin ard Shest-iron trade be had at his Manu-
factory.
MuSsoS's CoPPIE LIsErsISe Rops furnished and
put up where in the county, at the shortest
tice and upon re asonhble terms
o. Job Work and Msnding doue in the best
style and shortest notice. Merchants sup-
piled on the most accommodating terms.
HArper's Ferry, Oct. s. 1872.
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OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.

LouIsvILtE, KY, Feb. TO, 1911.
Mr.. II. r. StcvenA. Dear Sir,-Three years ago
| was suffering terribly with Infs mmatory Rheu-
Inatism. Our minister's wife advised me to ia Ike
VEGEr;NE. After taking one bottle, was entire
ly relieved. This year, feeling return of the
disease, agniu commenced taking it, and am
being benefit greatly. II also greatly improves
my digestion. Respectfully,
Mrs. A. BALLARD.
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II L S.
CITY HOTEL.

II. R. sPEESE, PROPRIETOR,
ChdrisstounS Jcferson County, W. Va.
HAVING leased the owipgs House." formerly
j L known favorsbIy as the "Sapping ton Hotel,
tho undersigned proposes to call it the city
Hotel, and make accessible to the public
First Glass Accommodations
REAsUSABLE RATES
The ROOMS will be we'll furnished and
fully kept, and the TA BILE will be supplied with
the very choicest viands that be procured in
City aud Country. The Bar will be supplied with
Choice Liquors. and the Law to be strictly conf
piled with. No Liquor tor saIo Sundhys.--
Good order, quiet, comfort, luxurious fare. and
polite md attentive servants expected to give
character and commend the House to transient
visitors and permanent guests.
THE LIVERY STABLE is commodious, and
Horses will be we'll provided for.
MAY Z. lS7S--iy. n. r SPEESE.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BAlrl.o.r, sAru.DAr. July 6, 1878.
VEGETINE.
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.

SPRIrGEiELD, o., Feb. %, 1877.
This is to certify that ! have used vEGETIsE,
manufactured by H. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass.,
for Rheumatism and General prostration of the
Nervous system, with good success. comms nd
vEGETISE a ercelient madeleine for such COM
plants. You're very truly.
C. w. VANDEenIFT.
Mr.. vaudcgrift. of the firm of vandegritt 81
Huffman 10 a we'll. known business man in this
place. having of the largest stores in Spring
frId
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Chariestown, Jefferson
county, W. Va, July 9Th, 1873:
Mary Lizzie jenkins, Charlotte y. john
son, Sarah King, Josh Hamll, James f.
ilooe, Dan. johnson, James Perkins, VIM.
Ryland, S. y. Scott, james Spencer, Charles
Williams, Lucius Wagner.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter Of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. I. LEIsENR1NG, P. NJ.
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DT. TO1l1linSon7S
DENTAL OFFICE,
CoaSER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREETS,
GRaGF2GStOgglge

- Laroche Joubert proposes plan to dou-
BILE the population of France, which he fan
ccs is decreasing. He would debar from the
ballot all unmarried Frenchmen between &c
and 10 years of ago.
a CARD.
To all who suferin e from the errors and in
discretiOns OF youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay. loss OF mi nhood &c will send recipe that
will cute vou FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self addressed envelope to the
Rev. JosEPR r ISMAS, Station d, Bible House, Ntlc
York City.
October 80. ls77-ly.
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SECOND EXCURSION TO WAsu1NaroN-
The B. & o. Il. r. Co. will run another Ex-
cursion Train to Washington City, on
Wednesday, July 10th, 1873. Tickets from
Charlestown and return-good on all trains
returning until tho following Saturday,
81 rs. Train lenving Charlestown at lois,
III
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
DERsoSs in want of fr.t-cla.s

DERsoNs in want of frs;Lcls.s
u u M H -
have them made by calling the under
signed. AIPunps made by tbs { do aBs~sF
first rate purpose, III make charge for. Tho
improvement the have put tho old Log P5D'p
leads me to sny: IL a Pump mE ke does not work
hrst-clAhs, or excel other PumPs,i will make MO
charge
PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER.
PUMPS REPAIRED in the best manner.
Moderate charges and isrms to suit The timer
All letters addressed to me at Charlestown. JeGsT-
son County. west Virginia. will receive prompt
attention THOS. J. BRAGG.
Nav %, lSTS-Iv.
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LAMENESS IN SWINE Most farmers have
noticed that in tattcnins swine, especially
when they arc crowded rapidly. they always
appear weak in their hind legs, and sonc>
times lose the use of them entirely. An in
telligcnt farmer says that he and his neigh
bors have made practice of feeding bone
meal in such cases, and find that a small
quantity mixed with the daily feed will pres
vent any weakness, aud strengthen che AMI
mals so as to admit of the most rapid forcing.
AS bone meal is known to be preventive of
cripple all, and weakness in cows, it looks
reasonable that it should also be benefit to
hogs, which oltcn confined to diet cons
tanning but little bone making material.
Scientific Farmer.
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whenever and Wherever

Diseases of a thoieraic type prevail. there is
cause to aPprehend virit from them. the system
should be toned, regulated and reinforced by
course of Hostetter's Stomach Btters. Perfect di
gcston and regular habit of body arc the best
safeguards gainst such malsdies, and both are
secured by this in timab!e tonic and Alternative.
Tho Hitters also extremely serviceable in
rened ying such disorders. II promptly taken in
bilious cUiic, diArrhea and cholera morbus, the
diaease ia usually frustrated. In disrrLea cases.
il is only necessary TO restore the tone of the
Taxed boweIs, and this is of the specific effects
OF this medicine. Wind on the stomach, heart
burn, biiiouancas. nausea, headache and other
symptoms of disturbance in the gastric and
hcpHtic regions also speedily relieved by this
excellent remedy. AS a family medicioe il is in
valuable. since il promptly ard completely rem
eccurI
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The attention of purchasers is called to
tho few days remaining between this and
the 18th of July, during which time they
can buy goods at very low prices, as 1 will
be compelled to suspend my business so as
to erect new building OF the old site.
Respectfully, Jos. GOLDSMITH
I'll.
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- Bone dust, wood ashes and such like
fertilizers arc best for grape vines in low
ground. Stable manure applied in large
quantities damp soil will produce diseased
vines. On dry ground the affect is bencf-
cial. The best soil for grapes is dry, light,
warm and rich. GA such soil apply top
dressing of we'll rated manure, alternating
every third year with a dressing of Stacked
lime. Where grapes are being raised on
damp ground care must be taken to keep the
roots the surface Westcrn RraL
To the above list of fertilizers we would
add another, which is very valuable, soap
suds after the family washing, especially if
the soil is drv.-Er.
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HADLIN&.

TTNTIE undersigned has provided himself with
L good Horse and Cart and desires to give
notice that he Is prepared TO do all kinds ct
HauIIng. Terms moderate. aud the best care
and pTnmDtnssS exercised in the transfer Gf
goods. &c, entrusted to him. VIII be found at
4arket-House Square when not engaged.
Feb. u. IsTs-tJyI7. ADAM BOWMAN.
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WATCH AND s!LVERSMlTR BUSINESS

in all its branches. Watches. Clocks, Jewelry,
&c, REPAIRED, and work guaranteed, in quick
time and rates lover than which none ca ssk !.
His work bears its test, and by that he 10 will
ing to stand or fEI Call on the undsrsieued, . nd
don t forget the Sign of the big watch, on ubirh
appears the name Of "Old Burton
April 10 1877. WARREN BURTON