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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-24
BY Frank ID. Iiili, Real Estate Auctionecr,
HOS Main street. ..s o.. -.

rTRI,STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LOT OF GROUND ON FLOYD STREET
cuinI of The provisions OF Il deed OF trust. dated
June 10, 1878 and recorded IN the clerks Office Of
Richmond Chanccry Court. ID. Il. ITO H.. p:fec lS7.
default havin. been made In The raymcnt Of 4 ne
l0,ahlp note secured therein and at the request III
the beneficiary in said deed will sell. on the prem
Uses, on SATURDAY. June 10Th. at 5E O'clock T..
NJ, the REAL ESTATE described in said deed, rs
follows: All that LOT OF LAND In the city OF
Richmond on the nerth side OF Floyd street. begin
Ilng lis feet of Cherry street and fronting oil
said Floyd street 40 feet, running back between
parallel lines 80 feet 10 twenIy-foot alley.
: TERMS Enough cash to pay expenses OF sale and
nolr of 500 now due the balance on Il credit OF
six months, with six per cent. addci.' .
ie % FRANK D. HILL. Trustee.
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. by Frank u. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0necc,
HOS Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BRICK COTTAGE RESIDENCE, No. 10
EAST CLAY STREET. OPPOSITE ST. MARKS
CHURCH.-By viriua Of 4 decd Of trust from j. ".
White 10 me as trustee OF date June 9. 1877. and
recorded in The clerks Office OF Richmond tiustnes
Court, default having been made In The payment OF
a certain note therein secured and at the request Of
the beneficiary In said deed will proceed 10 sell 1T
auction, OH the premises, at 51S O'Clock p. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY The goth of June. 1873. the PRO
PERTY described in said deed The HOUSE COLI
tanS four rooms and kitchen. City water and cU!-
vert on lot. The lot fronts &c 9-l2 feet and runs
back l 10 foot 10 an alley. This property Is very
desirably located and capable Of improvement, the
peI2hborhood being excellent.
TERMS: Whist the deed requires cash the party
purchasing may make very favorable terms. which
will be announced Oh day of sale.
jel II FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee
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At AUCTION.-ONEH HOG, taken up
IN in the street by the police will be sold at auc-
tion THIS (iondayl MORNING at 10 O'Clock. ut
Adams's stable on franklin street between Seven
. 10 o4-lt Chief of Police.
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AUCTION I a,,IlAI1lEs..Tl1is nay.
by J.R. Hockadny, Auctioneer, j
y B II .1G2R Mafr, street.

r WILL SELL TO-DAY, q COMMENCING
IL rornptly at o O'Clock. zslst.ssa 3fs.tS
20 barrels y r." COFFEE SUGAR, -. n sstJi.i
b 25 bags PRIME RIO C0FF EE. ,e -
iicrrcs and boxes sUGAR-cURED HAMS and
boxes SIDES ana sesGult Euk and Ba
conf, 81
35 barrels EASTER HERRINGS -, -,
is barrels PRIME NEW OIL Fans hloLASsES,
90 boxes PRIME CUTTING CHEESE. 4-5
so boxes MEDIUM CUTTING CHEESE.
25 barrels aud half barrels No. 3f1S1S) MAChE-
500 rcams WRAPplNG-PAPER-as assorted sizes;
so boxes LAUNDRY soar. Z. .s.i5.t -. &,
20 tubs RUTTER and LARD. fll - -,,.
30. go ALSO, u -.. 4
-. MUSTARD, PEPPER, GINGER, l,.s#@ ...s.g +;
~ SAL. SODA. VINEGAR, s. @
- STONEWARE, FLOUR, ~ .
DRIED APPLES. CANNED OYSTERS 49,
HOMELESS CODFISH: STARCH, ..,g,.s.. ii.
~ PRIME GUNPOWDER TEA. s.aa4!
aud many other goods not mentioned: ii
CONSIGNMENT solicited up to hour Of sale.
- - 80. j. Z. HOCKADAY. Auc.ioneer,
s ~ = 1928 Main street.
w r. R.TCIIFFE Salesman. je "a
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
NEW ARRIVALS FRRSHn sp
.;.-,e GOODS. ~

Ladies' FiFTH-AVENUE TIES, with Louis XIV.
heels Ladies, THR ZEE BUTTON OXFORDS, Mat
lasse tops. ktd-foxed Greclan Gondolier. Parepa,
Aimee, .Tilden, and Sandal SLIPPERS; Lasting
and KiS-Foxed, BOX-TOE BUTTON-BOOTS:
Straight-Seam FRENCH-HEEL1 BOOTS; Msses'
and Children's COL0RED BOOTS and SHOES;
and g}FRENCKKID. TIES: Fine SATCHELS,
BAGS, &C.; sTATE-RooM TRUNKS, for tour
1sts. j. A. GRlGG,
myl9 Tenth and Main streets
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ALE OF sALT-sULPHUR SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST w.

...- MONROE COUNTY, WEST w.
BY virtue OF several DEGREES, rendered by the Uni
ted States District Court for the District Of West
Virginia, held ut Charleston I'm the month OF May,
1878, in the of John tchoS u.s. The Admins
traitor of William ErSkine, deceased, anu Others,
therein pending the undersigned, special cOlnmts-
.ionsrs will oGtr for sale ut public uucton to the
highest bidder
ON TIE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1878,
Mt the White Sulphur Springs. in Grccnbrcr county,
West Va, that valuable wArEKlSG-rLAcE Known
SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
with the
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, OCT-EIOCSES,
SPRINGS, &C.,
connected tllcrowith. Under the rcquirmCns Of
said DEGREES 20 mush of the property will he first
offered us to exclude from said offer zoo acres OF
land brick cottage. the out houses in The rear OF
The same ana two rSmf cottageI SET , apart or as ,G
then or bid Should be made sufficient TO cover
the debts and membranes provided for by said de-
crees the said 200 and buildings set apart 10
Mrs. Harrison Will he also offered. both separately
and In connection with the entire property.
THEMs OF SALE: Twenty Pea cent. OF the pur-
chasc-m6ncy In cash the remainder In three cqua!
Instalmcnts at one, two, and three years. bearing
interest. Bond aud security required for the dcis-
red Instruments. ....
man of the property win be exhibited n the sale
II NAV also be seen at tie Office Of W. A. Qaarrler.
Charleston. W. Va, ut any time before The Gay Of
sale.
The improvements upon this property are Of the
most durable chs ractcr. and capable Of accom-
modating several hundred visitors; and the place
has always had q high reputation lis watering
place both on account Of its local attractions and
the medicinal qualities Of its waters. Aside from its
yaue as Il watcring-placo, this property. with Its cx-
tensive building-some Of the largest being oil
stone-could be readily converted into an extensive
lnauuf: oturing establishment or into Il college.
Possession given The st OF January, $40.
WILLIAM \. QuARRIEE-
So. y. FlTZHugfl, u8.
my 27-2tawtds Commissioners.
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Y CORD y,

TAMES Il JOHN \. CORD ~
81 WHOLESALE GROCER> AND DEALL.-
IN METALS, Nos. 9 aud Fou-,ecuih street n'',
ali grades: Rio Iayuayra and Java Coffee; Gree"
and Black Teas, hlolaSses and SyrurS, Soap A.. A.,
dies, Ri Carb. Soda, Pearl Starch. Corctttrat" ~
Axle-Grcase &C Also. Iron. Steel, aud all 'ic .I';
a usually sold III this market. Nova scohs III
stones. all sizes. III -
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; BY r. S.. anderson &c Son,
General Commission Merchants and-Auchoneers
1924 Main street.. .a,.-ssr. s.,as,

4
WE WILL OFFER At AUCTION
" TODAY, commencing at l O'Clock - &c
BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS, :,
SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS s-s.-..
MACKEREL-in kits and barrels
NORTH CAROLINA and EASTERN HERItINGS,
35- pound boxes, ~
FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE. LARD,
CIDER VINEGAR.
SOAPS-Toiet and Laundry. ~
BLACK and GREEN TEAS, .a...i 5@ = 90 s.
,MACCARONI. SARDINES,
CANDLES, STARCH, -. r.. = -
CANNED FRUITS aud VEGETABLES, .E
PICKLES. MUSTARD. GINGER, SODA, ~
STONEWARE. STOVE-POLISfl, HOPS,
LIGHTNING POLISH, i'' $50.
FRENCH BLACKING-
BARTLETT'S BLACkING, assorted sizes;
CONCENTRATED LYE,
BLUE, AXLE-GR EASE,
CIGARS, BUCKETS, BROOMS, 49, #...
PAPER, TWINE. &C., &c.
- - ALSO.
: ,."t One pair PLATFORM SCALES.
Consgnments respectfully solicited and received
up to hour OF sale.
jc 24-lt X. S. ANDERSON q SUN.
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GERGEANT,'S SALE.

= - -.
BY vtrtle OF n decree OF the Hastings Court Of the
city 0: Richmond. entered on the 18th Gay of May.
1878, will proceed TO sell public uuclion, to The
highest bidder, on the 24TIr DAY OF JUNE, 1878,
at o'clock Z. H., upon the premises, oil that GER
tain LOT OF LAND. lying and being In the city Of
Richmond ut the northwest corner OF Thirteenth
and Clay streets. to satisfy Judgment in favor of
Edmond Griffin against Arthur Lee Johnson.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient TO pay the sum
Of S54S0 with legal interest thereon from the 18th
day Of May, 1878, till paid, the costs OF suit, and
expenses of sale: and as to the balance OF pu-;
eighteen months. purchaser executing negotiable
notes for the same and title retained until the
whole purciase-money is paid and conveyance or
dcrGd by the Court. L. HOLZINGER.
Deputy Sergeant for james n: Tyler,
iel9 Sergeant Of Richmond.
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NO. 92l Hull street, NancHeS!cr; Va
COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC AUCTION
" SALE OF ONE OF TIE MOST VALUABLE
PIECES OF PROPERTY ~ THE CITY Or NAN
OH ESTER, NEAR THE CORNER OF Fl LII AND
TWELFTH STREETS.-By virtue of 4 decree of
the Hastings Court, entered on the 9th day OF june
1878, In the case OF Perdu". trustee Of Donicy ct
uis-yi5. DOnleys Eeirs-t will sell ut public auc
tion. on WEDNESDAY. July 3, 1878. IN front of
The premises, nj 5 O'Clock p. NJ, that TRULY
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
situated on the southern side Of Hull street, in the
city OF Manchester. near the corner Of Twelfth
street, now occupied by Mrs Donley and others.
Seldom Is 1t that such trulydesirabie property
this Is offered for sale In thriving and improv
ing city. Located as IT. Is in the heart Of the city,
on Hull street. 1t offers advantages TO real estate
investors. The lot fronts Oh Hull street ~ feet,
upon which IS LARGE TIIREE-STORY BRICK
AND-FRAME BUILDING, known AS TIE OLD
TAVERN PROPERTY, which con. ut Il small cost. he
remodelled, and made 10 pay well. The material IS
first class The building was erected years ago Of
the hest of timber, and Is to-day superior 10 any um
her that can be now proeurcd. Special attention OF
builders AMI investors is called 10 this sale Of Man-
cherster'S best property.
. TERMS One third cash the balance upon liberal
scrmsyiz., two and three years. for negotiable
notes, interest thereon TO paid s1m-anualiy, and
secured by Il trust-deed upon the property.
81 '.... WILLIAM hNBEItS, Commissioner.
FRANK J. SAMPSON. Auctionccr. jr22
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OLD DOMINION STE.tl$I.lp. go,
- COnPASH. -.--I--..l--.l
iuIt %EW y! =.
GROCERIES. Gc.

400 BARRELS NEW NORTH CARO-
-ElJO LIMA CUT HERRISns. .,.
go 900 pounds SMOKED sIiotl DER hAt'I:
10000 pounds SMOKED -ILEAR-RlH : III =
BACON, ,,,.., ,.,>.t.
90 barrels SUREY-COESTi CIDER 'INf'
GAR. two years old:
so bags PRIME PEANUTS,
- ''''~ SLATER, MYERS 4 CO.
ic 2O-Th,SSM3t liZf Main stree.
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FINANCIAL.
araAs. FEED, &c.
MILL FEED, &c.

10000 bushels BRowNsTUFF, i.
5000 bushels BRAN, -. ,ss
4 5000 bushels SHIPSTUFF, $50, 4
500 bales HAY. II st.5
1000 bushels CORN on the cob:
together with o large stock of LUMBER of All
kinds. SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME, CALCINED
'pLASTER, HAIR, WIND0 W-SASH, DOORS, and
.BLiNUS-cheaper than ever known before For
sale BY TRUMAN A. PARKER &, 60, 80
Lnm 5er-n Dealers, corner Fifth and Canal streets.
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By PcillGeXteT {: Topper.
Real Estate Agents ard AHctlonccrS.
1900 Main street.

GALE WITHOUT" LIMIT OR RE
y SERVE OF STORE AND DWELLING. No
Sl4 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN'N
AND q STREETS.-We shall sell by auction on
the premises. on MONDAY the Gath day Of June,
1878 ut 6 o'clock L. NJ, the above PROPERTY.
Besides the STORE there are four rooms, and de-
tachod kitchen with two rooms. The lot Is 20 by
125 feet 10 an alley.
This is capital business stand. and should attract
the attention of any one desiring paying store ard
pleasant dwelling.
TERMS Unusually easy and at sale.
POlNDEXTER & TOPPER,
ia 7S AuctOnGers.
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sRLL-HEADs, $3.50 to lSS per ream, q
~ the DISPATCH PRfGTlNG-HoU sE g.srf
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TOR RENT. AT LOW RATES CA
II TO IMMEDIATE APPLICANTS. III

ConvenIently-located DWELLING No. SOC east
Franklin, Fifth street; large yard, and Bltc-
en-: suitable for Il frst-class clearinghouse; IL
Delishtfnl family RESIDENCE No. 5o7 west
Grace street, opposite Laird's flower-garden; IL
roolnS. 3 ~ ~
,STOCK-BRICK DWELLING No. 10 west Clay
street. near Adams; stable, &C.: slreet-csrs Plss
within twenty yards: 10 rooms. Low RENT:
No. 904 west Main, near Monroe Park; large
ers :: stables and cow -houses: 8 rooms.
No. 21S south Sixth street, corner of Canal: five
minutes' walk to the post-ofce in good order. and
very low rent: s rooms
NEW STOCK-BRICK DWELLING just finished.
No. 3QS, Of Main and Madison streets; bath,
&C.: rooms.
No 3O4 east Grace, next to the corner of Third
street: S rooms.
No. 316 south Second street, near Byrd street:
rooms. FL "'EE-t.. '.. ...-1.r'.i
No. l27 west Cary street tClyde row): rooms.
No. 4 east Clay. near First streets g rooms.
SMALLER HOUSESinother localities.
Apply 10 ..,,f.s j.. THOMPSON BROWN.
- =. .s.-g.. Real Estate A geur. - "
lie 22-S.M&W3t .a..s- "ll13 Main street.
TOR RENT, .u i an
r. .... ~ #r .. SO. rl..s... ~ '..'t. I'D
. r,r pT,I,>-
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Eara for inc Doaf.
,he New York Grdphic says

wHhs TIE WIZARD or AsNho PARK WILL DO
SgxT--srarRIsINe EXPERIMENTS BIZ EDI-
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BY Frank j. Sampson

! by TitIITh o. s.lIIIUsUII'
Real Estate Agent. Auctioneer. and Notary Public
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.
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BY Frank D. Hill.
Real Estate huctionecr,
1'1OS Main street.

j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auc,ioneer. je
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BY Frank j. Sampson,

Real Estate Agent, Auc:onccr, and Notary Public,
No 921 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
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FOR RENT.

: 49,. = =. TebK KENT
TOR. RENT, BRICK HOUSE No. TI;;s
4. 26, containing eleven rooms, on Adams BID
street between Main and Cary. Apply next door.
je 242tcodk
TOR RENTING have SEVERAL !ST
4 HOUSES containing from six 10 eight LIZ
rooms, centrally located that we are instructed To
with four rooms each, in good order, ut 81 PEI
month. Apply To .
, GEORGE 6. vASHON 6 SON,
&c 24-eodSt No. z Teuth street.
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TEMAN LINE -: -;
! ROYAL MAI. STEAMERS, ...s:sss. -,
NEW YORK TO QTEEN~IUWN AND
LIVERPOOL.
ENERN Y I 4

SPECIAL NOTICE To TDUR-c 1T.
~ ISTS.--Ihc l. \ l. SUi'EEIOn tzsa:r= s~s
TRANSIT COMPANY j. T;;"GiJ. ten spIcnHd
PASSENGER STEAMERS itLwrsa liu'lIp AMI
Duluth and intermediate ports. FIJI: .=i,ing, "CLh,y.
For full information apply 10
r.. EVANS, G@.>ral Mana2cr.
my l-cod3m Buffalo. :. I.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25
Not Much Of Joke.

On Saturday night a gentlemen who has
charge OF a store on Main street, and who
has been suffering from a severe cold for
some days, concluded to try the virtues Of
q hot toddy. Going to the saloon next
door, he made known his wants, and the
Young mixer Of liquids proceeded to make
him the desired article, excepting that in-
stead Of sour mash be substituted vinegar.
The gentleman then hastily retired to his
room, and after crawling between the
sheets, commenced to gulp down his cough
cure. 1t only needed one mouthful to
convince him that something was wrong.
and donning his garments he seized the
glass containing the remainder Of the
Of the liquid, aud rushed frantically into the
saloon, where the barkeeper was eagerly
expecting him.
"What in the name Of seventeen devils
do you call thatY" he demanded indiS-
nantly.
That said the vendor Of Bourbon, in
nocently, as he slipped the decoction,
"Weli, / would call that vinegar and water"
"You would, Ell? Then take your vine
gar and water M don't attempt any Of
FOUR id pranks on me" and suiting the
action to the word, he seized the glass and
dashed it with its contents into the bar
keepers face. There was every indication
Of a first-class row just then, but wiser
counsels prevailed and the matter was
| amicably settled. We venture to assert,
however, that the barkeeper in question
will never put vinegar into "Jimmy's
teddy again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25

Pleasant Affairs &C the EpiscopaI
N Presbyterian Churches.

10
Pleasant Affairs &C the Episcopal
and Presbyterisn Churches.
A crowd Of eager and expectant children
were gathered at the Episcopal Church last
night, all anxious to know what Santa
Claus had brought them. The excitement
had also spread among the older members
Of the Church, as there was scarcely stand
ing room. After a short and pithy address
by Santa Claus, Judge Bishop proceeded
to strip the tree, which was q large one,
and literally loaded down with gifts. Each
article was marked with the name OF the
person for whom it was intended, aud all
thes scholars Of the Sabbath School we're
made happy by the receipt Of appropriate
presents. 1t was a pleasant affair, and
proved gratifying to the ladies and gentle
men who had charge Of it.
A Committee, consisting Of Mrs. Me-
CARNEY, Mrs. Fulton. Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs.
Wilton and Mrs. NJ. Johnson, were ap-
pointed to solicit subscriptions and super
wise generally the work of securing q tree
for the Presbyterian Church. These ladies
were indefatigable in their efforts, aud as
a consequence. two trees, instead Of one,
greeted the delighted scholars Of their
Sabbath School last night. There was
singing, ~recitations, etc., by the School.
"A Letter to Santa Claus" by Gertie Will
son, did that little lady great credit while
''Seven by One" by Lois Duff, was charm
ingly delivered, and showed c~locutionary
powers that we're astonishing in one 30
Young. REGULATIONS were also given by
Misses Lulu Mccartney, Alice johnson and
Lizzie Plunihof, which We did not hear.
After the presents were distributed to the
Sunday School scholars, the balance of the
presents were given to the other children
present. The singing by the school shows
careful training. for which Mr.. Bachelor
deserves especial praise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25
A WONDERFUL CURIOSITY.
A Perfectly Petrinel Hand Found
la the sulphur Beds.

In h sulphur Bc.ss.
Says the Silrer State: "A curiosity,
which astonishes scientists and puzzles
them to account for, is now ON exhibition
in Gould's cabinet at Mill City. 1t is a per-
fectly formed hand. which apparently be-
longed to a boy about II years Of age. The
hand il open, the fingers being slightly
bent toward the palm, On which the thumb
rests. TIL bach of the hand seems to have
been crushed or decomposed before it was
petrified, but the palm, thumb n fingers
are perfect. We we're informed by Robert
Slade, the obliging clerk at Gould's Hotel,
that q scientific gentleman, who examined
this great curiosity, offered to pay
almost any price for it, but that it
is not for sale. 1t was found at the sulphur
beds near Rabbit Hole by one Of the men
employed in shoveling crude sulphur into
the refining retort. aud is supposed to
have been embedded in the sulphur bank
for ages. The fingers are comparatively
short, a fact which indicates that it did
not belong to an Indian. al the red mems
fingers are generally longer than those Of
whites, but the thumb is rather longer
than the average. To what race the owner
of the hand belonged to, and how and
when it was embedded in the sulphur. will
probably ever remain unknown, unless
some eminent scientists should investigate
the hand and the sulphur bank where it
was found and explain these mysteries.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25

International Hotel-E. J. Robinson,
Secret Canyon; Dan. Mcdonald, Pioneer
mine; John Corkell, John Pascal Ind Jos.
stevens. Ruby Hill; Thos. Henry, J. Mar
drell and w. Hall, Hamburg; +. A. Robin
son, r. Ramcl and Frank Wenxell, Eureka;
J. Jones, Silvcrado; Geo. Robinson. l..
Dubois and Mrs. +. N. Baum and daughter.
PalisAde; e. g. Conroy. Prospect Noun
tain; II. n. Browne, Phoebe.
Parker House-T. d. Bruffey and W. E.
Smith. Mineral Hill; @. J. Garner. Alpha;
y. y. McAspill. Pine Station; J. McGowen,
Vanderbilt; spencer Reynolds, Eureka; II.
A. Henderson, and W. n. Patterson. Pine
Station.
Turner Houae-Doston. Mass; j. G.
Williams, Pinto Station; John Mackal,
San Francisco; VIM. Reynolds and Thos'
kellon. Ruby Hill.
Jackson House-Jamcs l.. Conoyer. Eu
reka; John Chroniser and B. Harrington
Prospect Mountain; y. r. Picking, vir
ginia City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25

Fiske will have all the delicacies to be
obtained in the market on his tables to-
day.
Bismarck" at the United States Res
t~aurant, will entertain q number Of friends
from Ruby Hill.
Mrs. Moch, at the Epicurean, will treat
her boaruers to one of the best dinners that
the best Of cooks can devise.
The "Saddle Rock" proposes to put a
good turkey dinner within the reach OF
every one, and will only charge 80 cents.
Mrs. Nick Millich, at the Parker House,
will give the best delicacies to be found,
and will make extra e1ertions to please her
patrons.
Mrs. Higley, of the Exchange restaurant,
has made great preparations for a way up
Christmas dinner. All the delicacies OF
our markets will be placed upon her tables
to-day.
The proprietors Of the "Corner Chop
Stand" have made great preparations To
give their guests All excellent Christmas
dinner this afternoon and evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25

Turkeys are selling for 40, and chickens
for rs cents a pound.
Mr.. Brophy, Of Mineral Hill, was in
town yesterday.
An enjoyable affair is promised at Min :
ers' Union Hall, Ruby Hill, tonight.
Operations have been suspended at the
Lennon mill.
There are eight prisoners in the County
Jail.
The Eureka Consolidated put their new
boiler in place yesterday.
The Postofice letter list will be found in
another part Of this paper
Slathers Of turkeys, chickens, oysters
and celery at Ennis this morning.
A large portion Of our population seemed
"too full" last night, for rational enjoy
mcnt.
Three wagons loaded with flour, and
drawn by fifteen yoke Of oxen, arrived
from Diamond Valley y yesterday.
Boardcrs at Moch's epicuiian restaurant
will SIT down to turkeys to-day weighing
Is pounds.
Joseph Rector and Thomas j. Foreman,
charged with petty larceny, were yesterday
Nt'eoSu W "ustiSC CtcHti
Mendes 4 Schmidt's saloon, now build
ing on Spring street, will be opened with
free lunch ceremonies next Saturday night.
Quite a number Of ladies and gentle
mon, from Palisade. came mp last evening
to spend the holidays here.
Harry Collins pictures. on the side Of
Jack Perry's saloon, were mutilated be-
yond recognition by some scalawag on
Monday night.
A pocket diary was lost yesterday, and
the finder will receive q Christmas present
Of five dollars by returning it to Ed.
Dodge 4 Co.'s Office.
The Canadian papers, during his tour in
the Provinces, Iaited in saying that Prof.
Taylor was the best magician that ever Wis
tied that section.
Mr.. Thomas Star yesterday moved his
flying photograph gallery from South Main
street to . position back Of Chinatown.
Pat McElroy, on whose lot it stood. will
now m the erection Of a hotel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-25
GentIe HIND.

In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes of temperature-rain, wind and sum
shine often intermingled in a single day-it is
no wonder that our children, friends and rela-
tives are so frequently taken from us by neg
lected colds, half the deaths resulting directly
from this cause. A bottle of Boshee's German
Syrup kept about your home for immediate
use, will prevent serious sickness, q large doc
tors bill. and perhaps death, by the use of
three or four doses. Fer curing consumption,
hemorrhages, pneumonia, severe coughs, Group
or any disease of the throat or lungs, its sue
cess is simply wonderful. az your druggist
will tell You. German Syrup is now sold IN
Sample bottles for trial. 10 cents; regular size,
IS cents. d24-eow