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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22
ATTENTION.

I HAVE just returned from the East with nv
Z second supply of Fall and Winter Goods I
wall mote in part prices % convince YOU that am
selling cheap at the First National Bank Build
ing. Cahcoes c.; Dress Goods, llls, lis.
Is and > c.. Black Cashmere, all wool 80 c. and
up White Flannel, ~ c. and up; Red Flannel
u G. and up: Al-Ii0en Towels, s C. and up -
Canton Flannel, G. aud up Ladies' Beaver
C.oaks, $50 and up; Gents Orercoats. 81 90
and up; Gents Suits, Si09and up; Ge-maut wn
Wool cts pee ounce; the best quality ZcpMrs
aud split Zephyrs 10 els; Geuts Boots, ST. a.
a pair, and up; Shoes, 80 Cts and up.
NlMEOD TRuSSELL.
Nov. S. 1879. Spiru Csly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22

os' pen '. a0., w. ~, .l,r.-s new wslz ty
t....'f B.. ,r.rf.' W,-.h NV
So s,5 p. s-. ,..,.sr--i by AZ .y from
Vcri' Ct. n k,l Gtl" Tae music. &c pur-
chased 70 Shoe, s,rm. would cost 50 90, and
is le.e s.eea. together with s'2'een passs %
io.er'stD- mls. u. miscellany anu 'c',' que
"a i'' '.-',''e O.. NJ
e.,,, G ,t- a..'t., V,~oe'b.r
ca ',.''- ....., .-.'.'..,.. i,.. GOES
49,. 49,. r., e, IN ,..,yesr onl ail
$500. 10y. ,,,..y,l 3.rsc Novcmb Der v in
,,t nte N.esmbcr ssd December numbers
fr-e Afir,s. the rr,ti.s0,rs.
S. BRAiNAhD.S SONS. Cleveland, o.
-" many sf',s "', F. ''''' V.'' '''''''s
'''' '''
h's''o' aPee s''''''- .>'''' ~ ''''
% .' ed
i'Ss 'he n'si 'u" '''s' 'S'. S nom '''e worn
"'i.s') "' "''"'
Too best seats 81 t"' iAf''r- ol var are
generally o. '1c ''Vn' '''
1 fear that y"n go rat lNte arp'eneuu
ne. as tae l'i' Oird sad 70 his p""'ed Pu'-
sues.
lie cafe'1i now you Pn'c'~''' me S'o'e,
Is thc latest. !. ne~as POI 20 PO' TOO mus"
10
tne corn"' 'N gram Is n't success pe-
re aare 'esil tons Wheat O'y anu Vuy '1o
"i.i
1o.k." st'0.el an Inspired bat imperfect
is n.s'cl eNhorler esq, Srdom auI To-
morrow
The itoweia.e heirs % The late j. O. Aver
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22
King Frost is Coming !

See to it that YOU have your arnor on The
WEST END BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM
is Headquarters
FOR BOOTS.
We have now in Stock for your inspection 80
CASkS-G0O PAIRS-Mcn's, Boys. Youths and
Chidrcu's Boots, at prices unprecedented.
AOpE.-These Goods have been carefully Sc
lected in regard to quality, FOR there is such a
thing a. Shoddy IN boots. Our aim is to Offer the
Best Goods al prices that defy competition. 1t
viii pay you to call and examine our Stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
R0DRICK, MORRIS K co.
October J /, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22

ENAEN BELLS, Cis,crn Pumps, Cement TiOo
i Thy Seed Tor sale by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22
Boot and shoe NIul.ina,
REPAIRING, &C.

1--WE undersigned has removed bis Shop to the
building on the corner OF Charles and Liberty
streets-in The building lately occupied BY Wei
rick a. Weller The character OF the work done bv
the subscriber is well knowl and appreciatedbyi
citizens Of Charlestown and vicinity. IL Is hardly
necessary to add that he will endcayor 10 sustain
his reputation as n reliable Workman, and willcx-
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all orders
given him either for New work or Repairing
JOHN AVIS Of Wm.
10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22

TgNHE LEADER OIL STOvE.-The cheapest
Un Stove iu the market-cvery family should
have oue-f1r preserving, for heating sad irons,
COG making Tea aud COIce they are just what is
necdcd-sIyo, making FIRE in the Cook Stove
does not heat the house. Tor sale by
DUKE & GALLAUER.
jane 2, lot9. Agents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22

Surveying and Conveyancing.

T WILL survey anywhere. prsmptg AMI A.
l short n0tice-accUracy guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection herewith t. DRAW
ING DEEDS or ans other instruments Of Writing
P.O.-C harlestown, Jefferson Co., w. Va.
Dec. 6, 1917. ;. HOWELL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22

TENHE BEST AND CHEAPEST $50 Gallons
4 Lucas Liquid Paint, all colors just received
By BUTLER e AlSQUlTH.
WINDOW GLASS, all sizes, and Putty, for
w sale by BUTLER & AISQUITu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22
NOTICE.

VVAyIyG completed my contracts abroad
which have occupied my sole attention for
nearly year past, | am now prepared for orders
in all the departments Of House Building. AG-
dress me nj CharlestUwn.
Sept. 10, 1876. &c HOLMES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22
Furniture Repaired.

rNnE unaersignedhas opened Furniture Ae.
1 pair Shop in the building on corner Of sam
uel and Main streets, Charlestown-a few doors
East of Court House, on same side. He will Re-
pair Furniture in substantial and neat manner a;
reasonable prices, and with homptitude
Jan. 90, ls75-if. g. RUST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22
The w est End
ALIVE AGAIN!

NOR me best selected and largest assorted
L Stock 90 foods ia nv line, call 20 the One
Frice Reliable Grocery % James IL. bodsick.-
You wall tud ms Goods fresh and Prime in quail
Thought from the best houses IN Baltimore aud
lhiiadclphia-a among which arc
SUGARS, COFFEES AND TEAS
Syrcps % an grades. Spices, Canned Fruits, Jci
lies, Apple aud Peach Butter, Dsied Apples, Pea
ch-s ana Corn, Prures, Rice, Pickles, Aaccaroni,
C4ui,c;ions, Crackers and Cheese, all grades OF
Tobacco and SegarS.
Glass, Qgcen's, Rockingham ard Wooden Ware,
Bacou-a. kinds, Fish Or thc dozen or hundred.
10 supply tho wants and demands % my many
customers I have added 60 ny already large stock
o full line %
Dim 4 GODS, NOTIONS
Consisting, in part. Of Dress Goods, Ca,icoes,
Brown and El,ached Nasiiu, Hosiery, Collars,
Cycsslls. Ready Made Clothing. and nice line Of
Summer Hats These goods are marked down at
Bottom prices. and intend O. sell them rs cheap
Sony 1--we man 10 tue city. Can ard see me and
I VIII prove DO. Being tho "DOllags OF vOur Dad
dies and invest them where your daGdies used 90
do business. Being now established on SOLID
basis, purpose making my establishment per-
mancut institution. Thankful o. the general
public toe ,he large and liberal patronage bestow
ed upon me IN the past, hope by Offering aQae but
tte bet goods 40 lowest prices and fair dealing %
u.-it and increase the sare.
-t~AHkinds ~ Colntry Produce taken IN ex-
change Coz Goods. Goods delivered within the
corporation.
M Customers can have accommodations mr
th-ir horses t they VISA without charge. -ttl
Respectfully, JAMES. "a. kODkICk.
e.-....... Jesse ~. EuC,c.
james II. Rodrick.
Mly -. lS1g-lr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22
WITH CASH CAPITAL AID assists 0
MORE THAN 100000.

T AN prepared to write policies on Dwellings
] and Contents; Store Houses and Contents I;
Mills, Histories, and all good insurable property
at lowest current rates Farm Dwellings 4
speciality. will give my personal attention 70
viewing. making diagrams and furnishing such
other needed Information to all parties desiring
to insure. Ny customers will be furnished from
time to time, Blotters, CALENDARS as well as
printed matter, showing the conditions OF the
Companies in which they arc insured.
have given my constant attention to the In
surance business for the past six years, and being
so generally known throughout the County, do
not think il necessary to give references. Par
ties nsuriag With me may rest assured thattheir
policies viii be properly written, and that time
~ notice will be given them as to date Of 0Spira-
tion. 0ii.ce and residence at ChaFlestown.
Very Respectfully,
K. A. ALEXANDER,
cnerGlInsurance Agent.
December %, lS7.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-22
Domestic WOODEN Goods.

7 HAVE tiny store in the 2ad story and scra-
1 rate FROM nv own goods all the gonds left b y
AHCHIE McCARikLL. Jr., deceased, ofh.s own
make k.h oifer Tor the present st private sale.
fhOss la nail pieces and gOOd order 0this mott
rccrrt prices, and those out 81 order and damaged
st seaesvd prices.
GSe. ". T. KgARsLEy.
Dee. -. Ia hzocntor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

Eepuh5es4 jSzrn2z azs j1ss no~ En-
es4gd IN 1sszrIng upon What thy are
pleased to terra fh@ pEs51dice against EAz-
nal Ia5or Ia the south Tie sxs . fzr-
niskesl By Atlanta Georgia Recently tee
nsw esssoa saetsry IN that city fsEEd iasesi
pressed vita bzzsaess. and IL order 70 TEn
the maehissg 70 tts fall esp4essy, a nigAs
xxzg was Organized Tie EilsSxaers al
vsrtaed for 10 woman and girls. only
a Sozez spglxatozs weEe rsesIEs+ Anl
ROW It i proposed 10 i@post oPsEatlVes
from ysw E1gs4r1. In sAzs o~snness1n
Ozs shiag n1ass Be borne In niad-factosy
I1bos i x TIE skilled variety AID very
ser pesTse il and 2EouF Asl4ssxklow any
thing zEozs sFlndies azd k0l2 Is an
nos be denNd. hexever. that tAs great
drawback 70 the Ssufh "a the ds5G<8inzslon
70 A4hsr On The Part Of grsz. uzog EAlses.
This j. TIE trail u tho I~1sssstle1 Il slav-
err. L2Lax x@ neger d5z4i1e9 II tie
seth hefsrs the wxx. AID another geE&rs-
ts9a Or sEo aust cosne and obfaEs Is vii
be thoroagaiy nndeTssood that tAeEe i 10
ezcel5s1ee ri.Ln1tir- Eapd steps in fhs
aevslsyrasus * tbs mechanical tAIeas q
the 3oush rere aazae dzriag the var, and
since the restoration IL pace poTsxty Las
fgreed many thousands to tie performances
Of nszanzl Iabor who raanassd 20 shzn ia
h4r1sE45pa IN the Old slave sinaes- IdleAas
il tie worst czrse lat can bef4II any p
pie, far il eayT@s in its train 81 social
weaknesses. TIE soash can neTer b@ great
nor prosperous, BOZ can neTeT enjoy its
own resources znfil Il learns that there i
nothing naore Honorable than I4boT, ard
that no sndsriaaaI deserves 70 IT, more
thoroughly despssed tAan he who remains
ia the world wisboat producing anything.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

A retired clergyman ia View York City,
who admits that he il a septu&geuzrians j.
dssgusted with Prof. PFOesor's calculation
a. 10 the age Of this spherical body uhieh
we inhabis. and which we ~soasslmes call
tie earth, Proctor says that tbs plznes i
50o.10.NJ years 81 age. Tbs sepsz&ge-
marian says that it Is only 1000 yeArz Old,
ard he challenges the Professor 10 mess
him in public and debAse the question.
He plants himself sqGareIy On the eosIaog-
ony furnished by Moses, and declares his
ability to satisfactorily explain any sup
posed discrepancy IN tbs Bible. Praf.
Proctor wili, 81 course. avoid any conflict
between science and the Bible. and The Sep
t-uagenArian will hare the field entirely TO
hirnseIf. The difference between 1000
and 800, 600, 900 il considerabIs, but We
doubt not that . majority 81 the people in
this country Eouid he wiling TO split the
difference. Let Us agree sha. the World IL
24s, 900 900 years Of age, and say nc more
about Il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
Moorish Ideas or Beauty.

The prevalent leanness OF limbs which
characterizes the Moorish race collective
W has peradventure led them to consider
that loneliness and embonpoint are identi-
cal. Feminine beauty In Morocco, far from
being merely skin deep. il measured by
the camel load. and fat being moro esteem
ed han features, the homelicst damsel Of
twenty stone Ia more admired than 100
weight OF what would seem, to the eye Of
Europe, perfect prettiness. As wives,
therefore, are valued. like whales, for their
blubber, the Moorish belle seeks from diet
the charm denied TO her by Nature.
Taking ~ her model the Hottentot
Venus, Fatima u~ndergoes, especially
during betrothal, a process Of examining
very similar to the mode OF fattening
6trasburg geese. After every meal she
moulds with her fingers the crumb Of new
brsad--s0metimes mixed with fenngreek
into pullets (called harrabe) Of tho shape
and size Of Eley's No. 10 central-ire car
tridgss. This ammunition IL ahmed
down her gullst with the aid OF green tea
Or other beverage. and by stating down
from so 10 100 OF these boluses daily for
about . month the fair martyr TO Moorish
mAteri6lisrn acquires q breadth Of body
and mammcth-like massiveness OF limbs
which render locomotion q vanity. aud
getting up stairs a vexation OF spirit.
with irrepressible mirth I nave watched
. Jewish matron fave feet by four making
the ascent TO the upper story OF her house
propelled q tergo by three perspiring
fsraelites. Beneath her elephantine tread
earth trembled, sealings cracked and chairs
not expressly manufactured to sustain her
'stoo, too solid flesh" shriveled suddenly
- II smitten by q thunderbolt, into in
6nitismal chipa!-Linsley's Magazine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

A Reverend InfideI.

Henry Ward Beecher seems to lie rapidly
merging into absolute infdelity. Such ex-
pressions as he has INDUCED in OF late
might be expected from Bob Ingersoll,
who is an inidel by trade, but Beecher's
profession is to preach the Gospel, and If
he has arrived at a state Of mind where he
is prepared to deny its truths, he should
abandon the pulpit and follow Ingersoll's
example and hire a hall. His sentiments
are incompatible with his profession, and
for him to preach infdelity while drawing
a high salary as a minister, renders him
an arrant hypoorite In the eyes Of the
world. Be one thing or the other. Mr..
Beooher. There 10 more respect duo mn
o~ut-and.ont inadsl than n who, while
protesting TO serve the Lord, derides him !.
We do not quarrel with Beecher's scnti-
ments; every man has q right 10 serve re-
ligionists for a salary and give them anti
religious views for their m~oney.-stock
Report.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
A CULLIxGs.
News Notes Cleaned from Various
Sources.

SV3ELG8s
Preseott, Arizona, ia waning.
LeadviIle boasts Of i0s gambling houses.
Sorghum has been grown In Utah and
cotton Ia Arizona this year.
Jim Burgh. the barbecue man, died re-
Gently Of pneumonia 10 Bodie.
A mica mine WA sold in the Rockford
district, Dakota, for 5000 cash.
The recens fire In Tic Judith gaain Mc..-
t2na. burned the grass aLou: sixty milss
square.
The Arizonian says that sae country about
helpless men.
he Truekee Republican IS sanguine that
there wnl soon be q railroad from Truckes
TO Lake Taka
Almost 10000 600 Of tea. lumber and
wood we're shipped from Truckee during
the month Of November.
November was 8 dull month In real
| estate in San Francisco. The number Of
sslea made was 1885, value, S772,ao2.
Gen. John w. Gashwiler has recovered
from his recent dangerous illness at New
York, and will soon be Out again.
The Alta Montana Company Of wickes,
Montana Territory, gave a Thanksgiving
dinner TO their hundred or more employees.
The track department Of the Central Pa
cidc Railroad has been transferred from
the Engineering to the Operating DEPART
ment.
Black-tail deer, In great numbers. are be-
ing killed near Boise this fall. The veni-
son Is sold on the streets at eight to ten
cents per pound.
Rich quartz mines have been struck on
Deep Crsek, q country very little pros
pected, and lying about IS miles westerly
from Salmon City.
The amount Of treasure shipped from
San Francisco last month was 81 ,539, 220.
Of which 81 1877 1893 wen to New York, and
$685., G84 to China.
Washington Territory Is now spoken OF
az a candidate for admission as a State, the
population having increased since 1870 un-
der railroad influences.
One-fourth OF ali the wine and brandy
made in California last year was made in
Los Angeles, and she produced over one
eighth Of the wool clip Of the State, and
one-eighth OF all the honey.
In Yankee Fork District, Idaho, about
$50 locations have been recorded; In Bay
Horse, 200; in Wood River and Saw Tooth
Range, upwards of 100-nearly all during
the past three months.
Several thousand pounds Of jack-rabbit
ears were burned last week at Boise by the
County Commissioners. Ada county pays
five cents per pair for this kind Of crop,
and 1t was an unusually large one this year.
A company has been formed in Bonanza
City, Idaho, TO construct road through
Wood River Pass, q distance Of about IL
miles, and connect with a road from Lower
| Wood River. 1t will also be extended
down the Salmon to the Yankee Fork and
| Bonanza.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

that the Democrats party il . strong army
led by weak captains. This comes very
near the truth. A soon ~ = good captain
appears on horseback ia from. some foot
acre and starving member Of the sans
cuictse in the rear knocks hin down With
. bfickbas, for tho simple reason shas his
epauIsssss glitter too ~gorgsousiy in the
sunlight, and his voice IL too harsh for the
delicate ears o. men born 10 freedom. The
painfal march Of ths Democratic party Is
marked By the bodies d slain captains,
whose wounds are chiefly 10 the back, and
seemingly inflicted With rude and bAsbar.
Gus instruments,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
PACIFIC A r.
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
The O'Brfen Suit - Floods Testi.
mOny-Another AbscOnder.

SAN Francisco, December 5.
In the Probate Court to-day the APP
proyal and allowance OF the executors ac-
count In the estate Of O'Brien was post
poned to Friday next, on application OF
the referee. David Mcclure was appointed
attorney for the absent heirs, and Tuesday
next set by the referee for the hearing Of
Burke's objections to the account, and the
taking Of testimony.
In obedience to the order OF the Court,
James G. Flood to-day appeared before
George i. Knox, a notary, to testify in the
case Of John II. Burke against the Nevada
Bank, ct al. Witness admitted that he,
Mackey, Fair and o'Brien controlled the
elections Of the directors Of Con. Virginia
Ia 1870 and 1877, and owned the majority
OF the stock. He could not tell within
30. 600 shares how much stock he owned IN
1875, or within 10000 IN 1877. II stood
In tho names Of brokers and others, officers
OF the company, and some in Collins name.
They used proxies at tho elections, pro-
cured by Fish, the secretary Of tho COM
pany, as they felt it was Fish's duty to col
lect proxies for them. 0'Brien and witness
comprised the firm Of Flood q O'Brien.
He would not say how much Con. Virginia
the firm owned at the time Of O'Brien's
death, or whether it had since been sold.
IL was not voted at the election of 1879.
1t transpires that ext Collector Ford drew
his salary up to November 10, the time
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
Nevada.
The Union Con- Accidental Mild
Ferazsf-The walking Match

kIgsEgA CTTs December 3.
Ths Cgr0AeTs JErT On the Union zccs-
dsnts sfssF 3 P-OsrSeEed examination this
norn51g- found that the accident occurred
during a n1~ouseutxry Observation-Disclosures Of
sAs eagznseE, and further that she indiea-
tor attached 70 the engine Ezs ozs Of order
OF lot u use. bat that sagz had been placed
On the cable and the e-lgaaeer instructed 20
yaa his engine By TIE tzgs that the en-
gsleeE VS. running his engine as an uBa-
sa4I AID unwATYE Stel rate u sUee3, whiie
hosting men. contrary to the sxpEess In
.ssruesigns and cautions Of the chief en-
gi1eers and j. in this respect bl4mzbis,
and the jury respectfully recommend 20 the
mining companies generally the use Of
some appliance 70 prevent o~yervinding Of
cables. aud consequent recurrence 81 acei-
dents Of this kind.
Fl. b. Molloy. another victim Of the 2c-
cidenf, Is dead.
The score Of the six-day walking match
az Il O'Clock stood Kennedy, z254 miles;
Wilcox. 22lA miles; Chenozeih, 1S0 miles;
Murphy, I73 miles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
UTAH III.
The First SNOW sside-A Dangerous
Ride.

SALT LAKE., December s.
The first snoTsliJe Of the season occurred
last night al the Manitoba mine, Little
Cotton wood carrying away . cabin and 3
miner named John McGowan. 800 feet into
the guleh be8ow. He was unframed. and
after digging bis way cut. climbed 10 the
tunnel, which he found filed with snow
and wherein were his two companions,
Tourney and Riley, buried alive. He pro-
CURED assistance from the Toledo mine.
and 20 miners soon cleared the snow and
rescued the victims, who were found but
little ininred BY the avalanche.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

Ora National Game" ia gradually peter
Ing Gut, and but few will regret It, since 1t
has degsnerated into g fonfth-rsse enter-
tainmsnt. whose objecs IL not 20 much
sport A. gate money. The famous cincin-
natl Club, which went to San Francisco 3
few weeks ago, 10 stranded there, being
without funds and unable to return home.
They owe 8 big hotel bill and are now watt
ing for sone n TO take them ont OF pawn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

A DISPATCH from Montreal says a reserve
corps Of 10000 men Ia to be formed imme.
diately q active service at home or
abroad. II true, there Ia In this a strong
hint Of the condition Of English affairs.
Trouble Ia apprebended with Russia, and
the Canadians will be pressed into service
to do duty in England, and 10 form the
garrisons Of Canadian seaports.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

Attention. Every oo1y.

On MONDAY. tze 81 Il DECEMBER. I VII
sell % the h1gh.ss b63tzr fer casa. the esr-sr
ssiooE bzi5dlag. CT tie saE1sr q cla-k AID
Jsfa Streets, fss-zrly scez rsed ~ Leafs
Brands, taxs<her vita q isss@19ld Interest IN
s2s lot for two ye2-s and oTe<- A vzre chance
fgr . h4=sA5n-
MATHEW KYLE ShsriS.
E4Eska. peeeutG 5. I.1s. deS-2f
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
NEW TO-DAY.
List Of Unclaimed Letters

List OF Unclaimed Letters
ID EGAISTSG IN THE PosToFFTcE AT
II Eaby Hi, Sev.. On the 9Th day q Deem
her. ISIS. Fersoas calling foz zzy Of thes4
letters. will please say Advertised December
s, 1875"
A9new John johnson Amelia
Apps Richard JezkinsJ
Bergman Chris KsxznauEh Mrs B
Bert Lazy Frank
Bally 4phn Mitchell Mr.
Brown Edw JEts0u Charles
Bidws8s CB Monroe Seii-2
emmett JaxaSs MeDoagzl Dan
croSkst Msssy Sam
Chrisseis Mccarthy Esnrzh-z
CoHey Jerry Maksaey Gaze
Cnezziddsn James Nicholas lobe
Donnelfy Andrew PerIe FdEa
DunstOn walter Powell Geo @
Deans Alien PANEL Wm
DencTy Tim P4seoe John o
DelEney John Ranger Ferdinand
Esgies James Eegan NJ
Edison Charles Richards George
Ellis Peter Roberts W
Farley Miss CM Rich Frank
Farley Aiss Lotue Slack joel
Gsdney surdbesgA AZ
Gill Frank s1lIivaE D D-&
Gay VIC s4nzou Wa
0r7swcid sF Trzvsrs Thomas
Hicks TLe.lkz Thomas J&nzes
Howard Charles TEsE0nipx VIA
Holland J @ Thomas q L
Holland Lrs Ttrsby Richard
Holland Tim T1ngisy JesE
Hunt Paul Treub&,h Jchn
Henderson James wiuGsn j H-1
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Jones John Rlin.krth Z E-2
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

A new bond has been filed by r.. r.
Parkinson, convicted of illegal voting and
false registration at Carson, in the United
States Circuit Court, and the case is 0
taken up to Sawyer's Court, in San Fran
cisco. for a new trial. The bond was 3d.
400.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

TIE Woman suffragists are preparing
Tor an attack upon Congress at the coming
session, and will have s7,50o petitions to
be presented. Congressman went TO Wash
ington loaded down with them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

THERE 10 no better paper on u ex-
change list than the San Francisco Ex.
change. Tia mining reports are full and
accurate, and we never search It's editorial
columns In vain for racy paragraphs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

Mr.. SHARON will be In good financial
trim for the next Senatorial contest. He
has just raised 50. 900, 900 on his Spring
Valley water stock.