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10TH. Is
Treasurer's Quarterly Statement.
COUNTY TREASURER OFFICE,
&EncUrEU (tnf-xr~

SEDGWICH COUNTY,
Wichita. Kansas, July q, 1878.
hereby certify that the following is correct
exhibit of the funds In my hands as required BY
law Vide GhIpter 20, laws of 1915.
1 further Ger ufy that all funds not mentioned
below nave no balance in my hands at this time.
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Have you seen the new Spring Millinery
Goods at Mrs. Henderson's ?-Lovely. 2-tf
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MARRIED.

July 10th, 1878, by d. A. Mitchell, justice Of
the peace, Mr.. Edward Bever to Miss Lottie
VanGiesen, both Of Sedgwick county, Kan
sas,
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Two hundred and sixty acres Of old ground
70 let for wheat. Enquire Of F. N. Lewis,
Wichita. LIFT
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Major Dunning reports seven prisoners at
present in the county jail.
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July IS, 1873, by d. A. Mitchell, justice of
tho peace, Mr.. John Thilman, OF Sedgwick
county, to Mrs. Chevenger, of Butler county,
Kansas
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Have you seen the new Spring Millinery
Goods at Mrs. Henderson's s-Lovely. 2-tf
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Our great clearance sale OF Summer Goods,
boots and shoes will continue at wonderful
prices until closed out.
17.1t GEO. Y. SMITH l. co.
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Do not neglect Cough or Cold. Ellert's
Extract OF Tar and Wild Cherry is standard
remedy in all throat, asthlnatic or bronchial
affections, and has saved many lives. Give it
a trial. Sold by Chss. Lawrs nee and Aldrich
& Brown. 14ml
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TO THE FARMERS OF KANSAS.
PURE SEED WHEAT.
10, 600 Bushels Of Fultz Wheat for
Sale.

This wheat has given such universal satisfac-
ton to all that have tested it, that nothing re-
mains to be said IN its favor. Ii speaks for itself
IL is pure, no cheat, rust or rye, clean bright
straw, outyielding all other kinds of wheat
wherever fairly tested. early as the May and
well adapted to our soil and climate. 1 refer
those who desire to change seed this year 10 all
who bought Fultz wheat of me last ear. i most
Understandings say that Fultz has no rival as to
yield and hardness. / will be ready 10 I'LL or
ders by the 10th of July Price at barn, 81. 90;
on cars, Sl:lo, until further notice. Reference,
Leboid Fish Co., Bankers, Abilene, Kansas
Address the undersigned at Chapman, Kansas.
j. 8. HOLLiNGER-
July 10th, ISIS. 17-6
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Have 500 FARMS in the counties of Sedgwick,
Summer, Butler and Cowley, in all varieties of
soil, timber, water and stages Of improvement.
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TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOCK, AS WE ARE DETERMINED
TO CARRY NO GOODS OVER, THIS WEEK OUR ENTIRE
STOCK HAS BEEN TURNED INTO THE HOPPER AND
BE DEALT OUT TO OUR CUSTOMERS
PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOW
MEAN BUSINESS AND
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July 10Th 10, by D. A. Mitchell, justice OF
the peace, MIR. u. +. Hinkley. to Miss Eva
Brookover, both Of Jasper county, Missouri.
At the Presbyterian Church, on the morn
ing of the ed, at O'Clock, by the Rev. j. 2.
Harsen, Mr.. h. Stoll. OF Augusta, and Miss
Jennie Soult, of this city.
A large number of friends assembled at the
church to witness the ceremony. Jennie s.
has a host OF admirers in Wichita, all Of
whom unite in wishing her happy future.
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MARKED DOWN!

MI LII LIZ w IN!
TO CARRY NO GOODS OVER, THIS WEEK OUR ENTIRE
STOCK HAS BEEN TURNED INTO THE HOPPER AND
WILL BE DEALT OUT TO OUR CUSTOMERS
AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOW
EST. WE MEAN BUSINESS AND
Down! Down They Col
FANS AND PARAsoLs HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS
asP SHozS
REMEMBER
THE NEW YORK STORE !!
M. KOHN & co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Silvertype.

WICHITA, July %, 1878.
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Legal Notice.

Holloway & Byers have two counters to dis
pose OF cheap. 12tf
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FOR SALE AT Low PRICES,

and terms either of cash or credit, to suit the
In great and desirable variety an fine location
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Very fine French perfumsry at Losee's new
drug store Att
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Cali on Holloway 81 Byers Tor anything in
hardware, stoves and tinware. They keep
u line, and viii sell Jon right every time 2tf
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Ask at Losee's new drug store, by tho Ea-
gle Block for their "Primera" nve-eent cigars
41-tf
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Down! Down They Col

FANS PARASOLS HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, HAVE RECEIVED WONDERFUL
CUT BUY YOUR CARPETS THIS WEEK
SAVE 25 TO 80 CENTS PER YARD.
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Apply to VIC. wooDMAN SON,
u IS Main st.. wichita3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24

Kaplan Expresses the opinion that there
are not over 81 900 legal voters in the
citv. He addressed circulars to The
hotel Keepers, asking lists of their
guests and employees claiming to be
residents.
The auction sale Of lots in the new
town of Newark to day was a fair sue
cess. Fifty los were sold, bringing an
aggregate price of about 5000. The
| lots disposed of we're in the immediate
vicinity of the railroad station, and are
intended for business purposes.
The question of the right of Chinese
to become citizens Of the United States
came up in the United States circuit
court TO day, on the application of four
MongnlianS, through their attorneys,
B. ;. Brooks and +. A.. Rec, for papers
of citizenship. They were of two
classes, one for a man who come to the
State under the legal aye, and the other
on declaration Of Intention. The clerk
of the court refused the applications,
referring the applicants to the Court.
The facts of the case were stated in open
court. Several of the attorneys pres
EN- briefly expressed an opinion in the
matter. Atterthe arguments bv Messrs.
Brooks, Preston and Sol Heydenfeldt,
Jr.. the court look the case under adj
Vi>ement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a. 1878.
REsUmING Now.

The ouestion-shall we resume spe-
Gle payment next January?-is yield
ing to the fact we are resuming noD.
A month ago, when gold was worth
III premium Secretary Sherman de-
clared that the gold premium was
practically abolished. Since then 1t
has descended to n, and has even been
quoted at n. This is so trifiing as not
to be worth taking into account-and
40, business men in some places are
paving out gold when they have it,
lust the same as silver and greenbacks.
This verifies the theory of the argu-
ment in favor of resumption, viz that
resumption would bring gold into cir
culation and thus increase the supply
of money instead of diminishing it.
The dispute about resumption in 1879
has lost it's interest. The country is
resuming. now, nine months ahead OF
the day fixed. The financial spectre
that disturbed US for so many years is
dissolving into the air, and we findthat
there Is nothing to be afraid of after all.
The passage Of the Silver bill has done
the business. The high heads at
Washington, and the great expounders
of finance In the East, fought this sim
pie measure as an agent of disaster and
expression Of d%ishonor; but the people
triumphed for once, and the result
proves that the people knew more
about finance than Mr.. Hayes, Mr..
Sherman and all the Eastern bankers
together. The Silver bill has not only
made resumption easy. but has brought
1t about, settled the money question,
and brought u~nspeakable relief to the
country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
PACIFIC COAST.
CALIFORNIA.
Registration Frauds.
THE TOWN OF NEWARK.
A Question of Chinese Citizenship.
SAN Francisco. April %.

SAN FRANCISCO, April %.
In making preparations for dividing
the city into precincts under the new
registration OF wards, an examination
of the ward registers shows that a good
deal of repeating WAS done at the last
election. The examination has not yet
been completed, but 30 far il has been
found that in the sixth Ward three
men voted twice; in the Seventh 20
voted twice, and one man three times,
changing his residence TO correspond
with the precinct. In the Tenth Wari
all the poll Isis are not yet examined.
but there have already been found IL
double votes cast. One man voted
twice in the same precinct, giving the
game number, name and residence,
which indicates comnlicity On the part
of the election officers. Registrar
Kaplan has also evidence that
1T the last election a mar was
furnished with $55 in coin and
u list Of the deceased voters, and
sent into the Ninth Senatorial district
10 vote the names. He picked up half
a dozen men. and succeeded in the un
dertaking at an expenditure OF $3.50
per head. He was hen given a lit of
certificates and sen out again with a
new crowd, and thus voted 6S names
with IL men during the day. These
facts were presented to Gov. Irwin
while the registration bill was pending,
and it was upon evidence brought 10
supper this statement that the CIV
ernor in his message said he knew that
frauds had been committed. Registrar
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIAN TROOPS TO THE NORTH.
The System of Reserves a Success.
The German Cabinet Secretly Pre-.
pairing for War.

LONDON, April %.
The Mikilist Propaganda in Russia,
in extending advices from Cracow,
state that the Russian railroads are Ell
numbered by transportation of troops to
the north, to check the threatened dis
turl.ances in the various centers Of
educstion. The gatrisons OF Moscow
and Kietf nave been reinforced.
Without waiting for official returns
of the men of the reserve, who have
Just joined the regular forces, the Times
describes this crucial test of the Sys
TEN Of ~ successful, and as
demonstrating beyond question the
wisdom OF the principle of short SER
vice and large reserves in the army.
1t says that during the last fort
night men have fiocked to their
cClors in numbers as large a.
could be wished by the most %sanguine
we'll wisher. 1t is impossible TO tell
vet the proportion OF willful desertions,
but for a considerable number of de
faulters. fairly good xcuse are forth
| coming. In SOME instances. as at
Plymouth. every man has presented
| himself. This is especially gratifying.
say the authorities, because many of
the men had settled down permanent.
ly to profitable appointments. there
being instances where the men had
occupations paying two or three
pounds. 1t is ex expected hat more will
join this week, although the time for
Joining expired on Saturday. These
tardy ones, will not, however, be pun
ished.
New YORK, April %.
The HerdLd's St. Petersburg CORES
pendent says: II peace is fairly re
established, the Gar will entrust the
reins of government to the CZarowitz
for a year and a half, during which
time he will travel lhroughout Europe.
While the German government still
declares that il is ANXIOUS to Intervene.
automatically. to avert a resort To
arms on the part OF England, the Ger
man Imperial Cabine. is secretly max
ing all preparations for war.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24

1T Is expected that the Senate Com
mittee on public lands will getthrough
with the job of listening TO evidence
and perjury in relation to the McGar-
rahan claim in two or three weeks. At
ter that the Senate may restle with the
subject for a month or two, and then
the House will perhaps get a chance at
it. The end Of the business will prob
ably depend upon the relative respect
of a certain number of Congressman
for McGarrahan's promises and New
Idria cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
NIGHT
WARRINGTON.
An Appropriation Bill That is Full
of Jobs.
THE PRESIDENT FAVORABLE TO
NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS.
Very Damaging Testimony

WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The River and Harbor Appropria
ton bill. passed by the House, is full
Of jobs. Two million dollars out OF
the seven million that it appropriates
would probably carry on all the needed
improvements, and if it sbouln pass
the Senate without important changes
1t will probably be vetoed hy the Presi
dent, who is known to lie opposed to
indiscriminate appropriations of this
kind, though favorable to thee xecu
ton of the necessary work.
Testimony of a very damagiag
character was given by G. Wiley
Wells, ex Consul General at Shanghai,
before the Committee on Expendl
lures in the State Department, vester-
dav. against Gao. +. Seward, Minister
to Pekin. It IL said that Seward will
either be suspended by the State De-
par,m ent or be given leave of absence
to come before The committee and ex-
plain the charges made against him.
Montgomery Blair's resolutions on
the presidential title were allowed by
the Republicans to go to the blouse
Judiciary Committee yesterday with
out discussion, the understanding be-
Ing that they will sleep there.
Xn0 NOUG1uuOub0 MhhbEPsSNes pun Wv"
xuR Fulfilled.
PANAMA, April Is.
All the conditions imposed upon
Nicaragua by the German fleet have
been scrupulously fulfilled. and the
indignities offered Consul Ei>enstuck
have been atoned. The salute WAS
iired. $50. 900 were paid and ex.Alcalde
Daliadores fined $500 and deprived of
his political rights for five years. The
sergeat i charge OF the armed police,
who made an assault on Consul Eisen-
stuck, was dismissed in disgrace. In
consequence of the payment OF the
$50 ,OOO indemnity, the employees OF the
government are on half pay, and the
pubDic schools are closed for six months
for want of supplies.
Randall Wants ohio Redistricted.
CINCINNATI, April %.
The Sandusky Register OF morrow
will contain the following
We have it from the best ut authority,
the undoubted information that Kan
dali, Speaker of the House, has written
TO the leading Onio Democrats that III
OF the utmost Importance to the DEM
ocratic party that the Ohio legislature
should redistrict the State. Randall
gives as his reason that the indications
point to q Republican success In carry
Ing the next House, unless soIne effort
OF the kind is made by-the Democrats
where they have power.
More Indian Raids.
NEW ORLEANS, April %.
The Galveston Neacs published a
epecial from Fort Mcintosh, stating
that The Indian raiders from Mexico
have killed many people and carried
of two white boys named Taylor. A
correspondent expresses the belief that
these raids are melted by the support
ers of Lerdo, for the purpose OF bring
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24

ing about a misunderstanding between
the United States and the Diaz GOV
eminent. The mail carrier who LEFT
Fort Davis on Saturday morning was
murdered by Indians 20 miles from
that most. A detachment of cavalry
has been e out.
The Funeral of wm. orion.
NEW YORK. April %.
Mr., orion leaves a wife and three
children, and although not remarKa-
bly, wealthy, he had acquired a ON
petencv during the last few years. ana
had heavily insured his life. Inc total
amount of policies on his HE IN the
various companies Is reported TO be
from $50. 900 tn $50 900. IL is believed
that Notwithstanding the large amount
when he controlled he was not worth
500, 900. 1t Is probable that the nm
eral SERVICES will he performed al Mr..
Orton's birth place, Cuba, New YORK,
on Thursday or Friday next.
TroOps and citizens in Pursuit Of
Raiders.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April %.
The Indian raiders near Laredo have
crossed into Mexico with about 300
head of horses and some other stock.
The Mexican troops and citizens. mum
boring 500, are in pursuit. The Indians
are trying to reach the mountains on
the border of Chihuahua, but will prob-
ably be ca ptured. Three citizens have
been killed hy a hand o~fraiders, fifteen
miles west of Davis.
AbseOnded with 645 900.
TIFFIN, O.. April %.
o. G. Zellers. cashier Of the National
Exchange Bank, after banking hours,
on Saturday last, ~absconded, taking
with him S45, 900 of the funds of the
bank. The surplus OF the bank ex
ceeds the amount taken. The loss is
confined exclusively to the stockbold-
ers. The directors offer q reward OF
5000 for his return.
A Prize Fight and Probable Death.
NEW YORK, April %.
The Herald " a prize tight be-
tween Joe Hearn and Tom Haverly
occurred in Brooklyn on Sunday. The
latter was beaten, and is probably
fatally injured. No arrests.
Harry HiII's Protege Losing Heart.
NEW York, April %.
The Herald SAYS Harry HIPS pro-
tege is far behind O'Leary's time. He
is losing heart, and has no hopes OF
success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24

CARSON, April %, 1878.
GENTLEMEN: Your esteemed favor is at
hand. In expressing mys,lf highly ~1attered
at its contents. and appreciative of the COM
pliuent conveyed, l am only too happy to
state that | shall be enabled to comply with
your desire, and res rect ully name SArUR-
DAY EVENING. April 9th, MS the one
upon which | can give my ENTERTAINMENT.
The expression of regard and friend hip /
nave ever met at the hands OF "Old Califor-
feelings Of brotherhood existing between
these whose fortunes led them Westward.
no !" in the en- ly days, ard | am proud to be
the recipient OF kindness at your hands.
Respectful y yours.
a2I-td CHARLES POPE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
PART FIRST.
Overture.

OVeTtuTo.
/ Selection from Shakspeare's Tragedy,
Henry VIII. = Scenes oeiween Cardinal
Woisey, King Henry. Cromwell, etc., en-
bodying the famous speech on Am bition.'
2 Comedy Scenes from Shakspeare-'Muc h
Ado About Nothing" "Benedick and Boa
trice.
Music.
8 Comic Readings from nickens-"Bob Saw
yeI's Party" from the renowned pickwick
Papers.
4 "Charge of the Light Brigade" from Al
fred lennyson, the Poet Laar eate Of En-
gland.
5 1.-THE S~towaway,"a beautiful and touching
story of the sea, universally admired or its
truthfulness and sim ~plicity. by Arthur
Matteson.
6 Spirited contemporary poem, "Go it Alone"
by John G. Sake
7 "The Seven Ages Of Man"-Shakspearc.
8 American Poem, "Sheridan's kide"-T T.
Buchanan Keade, the Poet Painter OF
America.
Mr.. POPE, in his performances, recitations
and readings, has in every i~nstaoce won for
Himself tn universal praise Of Press and
Public both in am rici and Australia.
Admission IA Uusunl.
Seats may be secured at the customary pla,e.
Eureka. April %, ISIS. ap24-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24

ID EMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
~ Eureka. Nevada, on the I'D day OF
April 1878, Persons calling for any Of these
letters will please say Advertised April
"a, 1875"
Ladies' List.
Blake Mrs Lottie Burgess Mrs Flizie
Blake Mrs Charlotte Brown Mrs Joseph
Conuver Mrs II mn Z Cblosey Miss Mary
johnson Miss Nellie Crommen Mis- Camille
Mason NJ Anna Perry Mrs b.
Susrney Mr.. Anna eston Mrs Minnie
Weber Mrs Elvin Weber Mrs Ella
Gentiemen's List.
Anderson Hans Hugh. John
Burgess John Hubble Charles
Biackmer Frank Higgins Daniel
tsodler lillian John W m Pi
Bennett James Kelley HughJ
Berck Isaac LOvich Cha les
Beck alyr John Lorenz II -nry
Cole ii Llyton
Cullum Ben LIANT Pat
Clamente Orlando Levil B.
Cook II ii Laird Abram
Coleman James Luther John
Cioasey Nr Mojeau A lie
Carmichael Daniel-2 " rtin Levi
Carmichael james Mnloney Jas X
Caf sry james Morrow John
Cushman h Moran Michael
Corillo Eulogio MeWlllilns Charley
Cathcart VIM Mcfaigh Fat lex
CRrRh George McCarty Jerry
G live Edward Mcdonald John }
Darn ing Geo Neal 20 z
De ahunt Nichael Oneil James
Dullo Fred O'Gilyie William
D0wneyMaurice POstrOpel Francis
Drain james Palmer j G
Drew Daniel Riley james W
tcE stein { harles Rsgnn John
Ebel George k ynearssn Walter
Fulton Ell Robinson VI j
Pagan William Rue William
Foster A Is Robinson 81
FELTON, Ii W. Ruther ord Otis
Ferguson Geo Ryan Naltr
Pearson NJ L. Smith Thomas
Gay VI b starnzer Thos
Gallagher b Sion, "
| Grossman Sam'l Wilson Alexander
Gallagher Charles Wight Fred A
| Giigan Hugh Wren W k
ilankins Erastus Williams John B
Henry 1hos-2 Werner Jacob
Harris Evan Webber Il IL
Hays X h Wait II Luther
Hathaway Mark e West RIP
Airsberg Henry l. Warning W l.
Foreign List.
Persons calling for any of the following let
| ters will please say Foreign, Advertised"
Bagley VIM Bailey VIM
Beaudin Baptiste Boehet j ules
Emerson Ralph Ferguson k0b't
| Gilmour hos Goethus N DIV
Ger Der August Hayman Archey
| Holland Timothy J lvey John
Jsffsry Richard Ireland A So
Johnson kvaaie o
| MCINTYRE AID Mcdonald Alex
Mcmillan Phillip A Men innon Archibald
Nimno John Owens j M
bhiilips John j Phillips Sinon-2
Robert Robert Robert Moses
ltav 10 'eph Rodd m Mrs Phoebe
Ross alex Sprague VIM
5 anpson VIM Wall William
Willoughby Ralph
Registered List.
Following is a list Of Registered Letters
which must be sent to the Dead Letter Office
ii not called for in 80 days. To obtain thes,
letters the party must be known 70 tie Post
master. or be identifi d by ONE res ~ponsibls
person:
b N Coleman Luigi Alberigi
Frank Dorcn berg Giuseppe Deluchi
Mrs q NJ kosencrans Is Il Davids n
ap2i-lt CORWlN NJ. WILSON. p. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
Very Zine Line

CIV F1no Lille
OF gents Undertaking at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE, cheap for cash. A general
Line of Overalls and Jumpers;
Line of Tobacco and Cigars;
Line O Cashmere Shirts:
Line of white and cal C, Shirts;
Line OF Writing Paper and Stationery;
Line Of Glass and Porcelain Ornaments;
Line o. Necties and Collars;
Line Of meerschaum and wooden Pipes;
Line of Reps and Furnitu g Covering:
Line of Upholsterers' Goods;
Linz of Yanke e notions and Fancy Goods:
All oh APP for cash, at the tiIoden Rule
Store, adjoining Paxton Il Co.'S Bank, Eure-
ka. apS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24

ONLY one thing is now needed to
complete the beautiful proportions of
the Beecher scandal, and that is for
Mr.. Beecher and his friends to charge
Mrs. Tilton with an attempt to black
mail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
READINGS & REGULATIONS
Shakespeare and the Poetsl

An entertainment at once refined, elegant
and legitima ate, appeal ng to the intellectual
and most cultivated taste.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
Mr.. CHARLES POPE,

Having fulfilled spring engagements in San
Francisco, Virginia City, Carson, Reno and
other cit es on the coast, has been Induced to
visit Eureka on his way kast, and present to
the citizens his famous
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-24
BORN.

daughter.
Bodie, April H-Wife of w. H. Bingham, a
son.
Ba,tl, Mountain, April 19-Wiie of G. A.
Middleton, a daughter.
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List of Unclaimed Letters

ID EMAINING IN THE P~oSTOFFICE AT
IL Eureka. Nevada, on the 23d day oil
A pril. 1878. Persons calling for any ot these
"a. 1875"
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DIED.

Gold Hill, April 2o-D mel Ring, q native Of
Canada. aged q years.
Reese River Val ey. April 16-Captain Will
liam Fl mi, agad "a years.
Virginia. April 10 Infant daughter Of Jas.
White.