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we Sale or Ma Psln Land.

dement's have just been concluded
|ch Mr.. l.. Tatnall Warner has
)e the purchaser from various
Of about eighty-fve acres OF
land, situated on Mill Creek.
one acres of this was purchased of
Robinson, and the price is said to
OO. Morris Weldie sold five acres
b.
air is full of rumors that Mr..
b proposes to use this land In the
kiins Of the sugar beet industry.
hoxeyer, is given as a mere rumor.
|e information will be given in a
br two.
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Attic Mayors Onlce.

The first called before the Mayor this
morning, were three tramps, who were
arrested for disorderly conduct. They
were each required to pay SO and costs.
John Saville, was the next person
placed IN the dock. He was arrested by
officer Kane, who testified that the prlso-
ners's father sent for him to arrest John
~ he was very disorderly. He was re-
quirsd TO pay % and costs.
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SALE s rss Of osuS:srsesis SSTs; yin
sell At public aale. ~ Red
Lion, East Marlborough, NN
Chester county, Pa, -
MONDAY, AUGUST IL, 1877
Att O'Clock, p. NJ.
stxTY HEAD OF FREsH COWS,
SILL a BAILEY.
T. W. stidham Son Auct'rs. aueo-'f.
po,,curILE-CLEAvER On the 10Th
Sew ~ Juiy. by the Rev. Robert j. Car
soy 22s N. Fifth street, Phtladeiphia,
Ta Samuel T. Bouchelle: Of Townsend, /,
bal, to Miss Marian y. Cleaver, OF b.
GEORGES. both OF the same StaNs 0"
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Stock Sale.

L. w. Stidham & Sons, auctioneers, ON
Monday sold at Newport for James Saw
don, Jr., 123 cows at prices ranging fr. m
$25 to $5O.5O, and averaging $31.62.
They also sold 1913 sheep, which aver
aged $2.25. Oxen sold for S113 per pair
The sale was we'll attended, but the p 8.
ture being very short the farmers wer-
rather SOW about bidding.
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A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF ~
. .tf-' ~ ,Iis-s. a. u
BOOKS, STATIONERY
-t 7+ii .I..lf. =
DAILY 4 WEEKLY .' /,
Papers & Magazines,
AT
But1er's.se >
42o Market st. =, (. : Z
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed In his hands by an EAsG
India missionary the formula OF Z aimplo
manent cure for consum ption, bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lang
affections, also q positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous conn
curative powers in thousands OF cases has
felt II his duty to make 1t known to hfS
suffering fellows. Actuatel by this mo-
ing, 1 Will send, tree of charge, to ALI who
desire it, this recipe, with full directlons
for prepa airing and using In German
French, or English. Sent by NAH BY lad.
dressing with stamp. naming this paper
w. w. Sherar. l49 Powers Bleok, RSch.
ester. N. Y. 1e2o- weow2e
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GREENBACKERS.

According to Barney Rosenblatt /,
cFriscOo the gay and fest We Californian
barber, the Fourth Ward Greenbackers
held a large and enthusiastic meeting
last night. Many speeches were madei
and Barney presented resolution call
ing upon the County Executive Com
mittee to put citys.ticket in the field
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THE SENSENY CURE FOR HY
DROPHOBIA.

THE SENSENY CURE FOR HY-
DROPHOBIA.
In an obituary notice of the late DR..
Araham H. Senseny Of Chambersburg,
which appeared in the Press of July 18,
mention was made of a prescription for
the prevention of hydrophobia, which
had been handed down from generation
to generation the Senseny family. The
Chambersburg Herald givesthe follow
ing additional facts:
When DR.. Abraham Senseny died in
Chambersburg in 1874, at the age of SO
years, among other bequests he gave a
prescription to his son, DIR. jeremiah
Senseny, which had been used for the
prevention of hybrophobia as the result
ant of the bite of a mad dog. DR.. Jere-
miah Senseny had occasion to use this
compound during his life and it never
failed. At his death, which occurred in
1868, he transferred the prescription to
his daughter, Miss Matilda Senseny,
who now lives in Chambersburg, and
who still compounds the mixture when
ever called upon to do so.
With the knowledge so transferred
was the order that the names of the va
rious drugs that go to make up the cure
and their proportions should never be
revealed outside of the Senseny family
and further that a fixed price should al
ways be charged when the necessities o
life called for the administration of al
antidote to the virulent poison injecte,
by the teeth of mad dog.
DIR. A. II. Senseny never knew wha
the prescription contained, but on mum
berless occasions he ordered the medi
cine from his sister, and used it with sue
cess. There is a young man living il
Chambersburg now who was treated
after being bitten by a mad dog, and III
has never manifested the least sign o.
any i'll effects from the accident. The
secret, therefore, is not lost, but remains
at hand when needed.
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Rail BEND Surrendered

morning, Eliza Benson, cOlored,
iced 10 The dock at the polics s'a-
The charge of disorderly conduct
y 23d last. As the evidence was
tncent to ho'd him he was dis
d.
July Ord, he was held In TIE sum OF
answer the charge at Court Of as
Pnd battery with attempt to kill.
nd foulk and John Benson, be-
s securities but Of late he has
H'her bad, and this morning his
surrender d i'm, a, d he " as re.
tted.
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TyHE ENGLEsIDE," AT BE- @ Il
HAVEN, ON LONG BEACH, n: j.,
Now OPEN. Superior Bathings Sailing,
il 10 their ad vantage to address the Pro-
prietors OF this fine large Hotel for their
terms and circular before making arrange
r. B, = j. T. ENGLE, Proprietors.
ie1-2m#
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s,sam.' sn,a.nE the Reybol,I.

s,eama, s,a.nE the Reybold.
Asr shaft l,., a@or Revbod which
svaI,ihss ,sf ,hs Pusss' ss't%iGSay & GUSy,a y co now at
,a 4 i,is SEVERE FALL.
two aaa namsd s, N Mrs; Turner fell a
1ruisins her. - 81 sixth and Poplar
In ias "er arm considerably.
sIsh1 sh1s''"s's1 sossss IT. tug s..l, F: A. Church
me to the 'e Peige greater part Of The
''''''' for complete : rsssis:. ssss. Cos
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PERSONAL.

ComumH,sal mH,a;;iler, President OF the
s IN ntss,oners tosn ?. Of Cecil county,
y Ocean OSnS,ns. G;,.. having spent a
hch imurovon,y w,,y, returned yester-
Erenia"n en' formerly OF the
Of tho ty M"u;in, I,,. now Z editor and pro.
pp seo,, u,'' Nv, visit TO this city.
The one hrslses hatrclses on the occa.
hiding Of rIMSnireih Ms,heih anniversary q
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MILITARY MATTERS

,.iua ,tienlnS a meeting was held at
4 '"e q naI banks al Ks for the purpose Of
p vas new WIN military company. The
Sr,0a, mS called by Mr.. Peter Jaun-
(an nes captain of the French and
a far armies. n,,A' A roll book was
p,,naa r aeills'menis. Quite a num-
'a'es of aa, were put down.-A battal-
a,mo',l uompany A and q takes place
eTsn,y. rrdy o. the DUPONT Guards on
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
- Monday, A ugus 4, 8 p. N

Moudey, a ugus =, r. M.
The Cattle market was active and b aye
better. z3Is head sold At the West Phiia
delphia Drove Yard at 3}<s5xc., as To
sHEEp were unchanged. coon head sold
at the West Philadelphia Drove Yard Al
3abc, 1000 Lambs at 4L&a6kc.
HoGs were dull and unchanged; 4O0
head sold At the West Philadelphia Drove
Yard at bka6c.
Cows were dol, eco head so at the
different yards at s20a30 per heal.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard west Phila.. Aug. q
.heep, Extra M 70 iSo lb'. * to &c
good 90 TO 100 lbs, IL 20 4kc. jair, 40 u
So pounds, Sk 10 4c. stock sheep. 81 30 10
s3 rs good lambs o 70 6x com mon lambs
81 TO IS; calves. .4kc to SIC. Arrivals. .7OOo
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COL. MOORE'S YACHT.

Col. Enoch Moore, Jr., the popular
ship builder, has just had neat and
trim little steam pleasure yacht built for
himself. The yacht In very pretty In
shape and will no doubt be very swift.
Beside she win be elegantly fitted 1p.
The yacht will 20 into the water some
time this afternoon.
A Has d.WOrked Pastors Vacation.
The good people Of Mt. Salem church, /,
will have to do without their pastor Rev.
g. r. Sheppard, for three Sundays to
come lie left last week for the green
fields and pleasant pastures of his old
school boy home in New Jersey for a
four weeks vacation. His pulpit will be
filed during his absence by able co-lab.
Orers.
The Mayors Court.
The only case disposed of by Mayor
Almond last evening was that of Chas
Murphy, who was fined So and costs, fol
vilely abusing Mary MalOney. Sunday
evening, at her home on Christiana
street
The q. H. A. Association Picnic.
The Grand Hiberpian American Asso.
cia ion will give q picnic to Point Look
out, the new and beautiful picnic and
excursion grounds, just fixed up by the
w. & N. r. r. Co., on Thursday, August
18th. Tickets 20 and 90 cents.
Flannels.
Ballard ball fianuels In all numbers,
at old prices (having been bought before
the advance in June). Reds, blues, and
Rreys. Low prices at Kennard Il Co.'S
Ladies' DOu't Fail
TO examine the elegant embroidered lin
en- suits at Kennard Il Cos reduced "
$3.50 former price $3.50.
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A War or Races

Much excitement was created in the
neighborhood of Tenth and Jefferson
streets, last night because by fight be-.
tween white man and q negro woman
The negro woman got whipped. A pis-
tol shot was fired, meanwhile. leo.
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HEAVY TRAVEL.

The New York and Washingtan ex-
press train north yesterday, leaving here
at 1887 D. M, was the heaviest passenger
train that has passed over the road for :
nnmher Of wears. II was comprised ei
twentv passeprer cars, ali of which were
6I,ed Most Of the passenger oars were
on their way to Capa May. Atlanti.
CITY and other watering resorts:
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Maryland Melons ,

Tie finest lot of watermelons that
La been in this city, this year, arrived
yesterday on the Christfeld, Md, schoo-
ner Emma p. Cook. There we're 1000 Of
hem and all were Of as large a size as
ever produced on the Eastern Shore.
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'emmittee Appointed.

appointed.
'wv,sala, w,,sI monthly meeting OF the
""cn !, FIRE Company Eeld last
no;a 'S committee Of hve mem bers
pO,uea On" 70 take testimony In re
vus ws, VI the members, who so
hNa WNalIped the horses of the con-
ums nut, proceeding to the fire on
NOR Mig last.
Ssr, SUt'nl.tes n,u will make their report
eA' stated meeting Of the com.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

Will be received at the Office OF Clerk of
Council until Thursday evening, A uyust7,
at AS O'Clock, for excavating about SUI
yards Of materisl from Fourteenth street,
east Off abroad avenue said material to be
deposited on the bed OF Fourteenth street,
between Clay mOni street and railroad
avenue, distance to be hauled is about $50
yards. a bond OF one hundred dollars
(S10 NUT accompany each bid for the
good faith Of the same. The work to be
done under the supervision of the Str, ct
Commissioner. Blank proposals Will be
furnisheu by the Clerk OF G ty Council.
JAMES MCGLINCHEY,
Chairman Of tie Opening Street Com
mittee, augi-it.
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Since the fiye and . half millions OF
dollars fishery award has been Ia sec
retary Evars seems to have an idea
that It might be good thing to find OUT
what 1t was paid for. This 10 diplomacy
probably.
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FOOT INJURED,

While lying water pipes along Tenth
street, near the railroad yesterday, VIM.
Kyle living at Sixth and Orange streets,
had one of his feet crushed severely by a
pipe falling on IL.
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENrs.
NJ Office TO DELINQU ENT8 OF
IN CITY AND SChUOL IA X Es Fur


Your attention IL called TO the following
extract from section 10 of al act Of the
General Assembly pas I'd ut Dover. N arch
q, 1s77 s'On The hrsL Saturday OF Sep
,ember in each year the Assessors and
Collectors shall advertise In two OF the
daily newspapers OF the city OF whining
ton full list OF the persons, whose ta1es
as aforesaid, ior the preceding yer are II
that date unpaid. together with q brief de
scriptiOn Of the real estate taxed, and shall
within two weeks thereafter make and de-
liver the certificates required bv this sec
ton u the solicitor for said city, foi all
such taxes a sest ed on real estate as afOre-
said. which shall not then have been
pad"
We the undersigned A ssef sors and Col
lectors OF this city. are In duty bound to
carry out the provisions OF tbs above act,
and shall proceed 10 do 30
EDM UND PROVOST.
Receiver OF Northern District,
(Including all North OF Sixth ST.,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Receiver OF Southern District,
(lpc uding all South OF sixth St)
Office No. 10 e. Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, 8 q. m. to II
M. to6 and tOsp.m. aug5 TT.
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WHnIInKIOM MAR q els.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. s. 1879
quotations at the BrandywIne Mills for
Flour and Drain, furnished by W. g.
Pennypacker 4 Co. Corrected Daily.
Best ratent Process Flour. 7.OOa 500
Choice famfiy................. bOOa 7 90
Supernne FlOuf................ 40OR 8 OO
Wheat .................... 10
new Lofn............... sss.. ~
Bran Der t,n.................. 1900
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"Trouhle commences early In life, =
we heard . young wife sav, when she
sent for bottle OF DR.. Bulrs baby ayr
up, to cure the baby. ..1.l.- ..i
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Ne" Military COMPANY.

Ids, =, ,@''''ary !, Company.
6y' va. ',",fmlrg y, a new military
b Banss' s 'ne ,e.. cause of a meeting at
pensa aass y last night. Roll books S
i, who Is IL enlistment. = Capt. Peter
Ed "a aU \. u y al the head of the bro.
~ Dc an officer in the French
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HEALD u co.
BANKERS A~BROKERS,
''' .ArD brALERs IN

AND DkALERs IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT.
CAGES d COMMERCIAL PAPER
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest. Coupon, and General Collec-
tiOns Tick cts 10 and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts Of the world.
laii8- lyd
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HOW THE LOAN SELLS.

Messrs. Elliott, johnson & Co., report
that all the new County Loan Is sold ex-
cent about $12. 600.
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PEACH SHIPMENTS.

Shipment of peaches began in
Yesterday, their being 1913
Us Tor the following places
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EOR RENT-1wo brick dwellings, pleas
i antly located Nos. 3r8 & 3i4 Jackson
street In excellent order. Will be rented
at q low figure to responsible parties.
THOMAS X, ALLY,
jy3i-Jf. COZ Market Sur, ct.
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Financial and Com m ercial.

WILMINGTON. Dell, Aug. 8. 1879.
l. test Stock quotations furnished by
Heald 4 Co.. Clayton House Building
Will. incton, Del. at II M. to-day:
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Local stocks and Bonds.

Local Stocks and Bonds.
National Bank OF Delaware. ........... ~
first National Bank. 13
Union National Bank. nk...................42
National Bank VIII. and Brandy wine.
fArmeYs' Bank. s
Wilmington Goal Nas Uom pany ......., 8
0sieware Western il Il Co etccii, - /
Phila. vii. q Baltimore 4. K. Co... 65I
Wiim a Northern r. K. Co. ,......,,,,, ~
Delaware Fire Ina. o.. IS
Delaware State Bonds s.................l l08
Wilmington City 6s....................l6 1881
Wilmington City 5s.....................i0 So. i02l
New Castle County Loan. IL
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage. ..... 10
Delaware Railroad, extension. ,,.,,..,, iO1
VII. Passenger Railway O.. ist mort. 10
Stock,
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. nds..............,.,,,... 8
Masonic Hall 90.
vW1uupn nUunpa M a. = Il x.a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01
PERSONALS.

Hon. r. f. Fisk and wife returned from
Elko last night.
Superintendent Goo. T. Terry Is back
from the line OF the G. p.
Mrs. J. s Hinokley came up by last
nights train from the West.
Assessor Hank knight and wife, and
Miss Kittie. arrived by the train Of last
night.
Mr.. W. o. Mills returned last evening
from a run Of a day or two down the line
Of the railroad.
Mr.. s. d. Brastow, Assistant Superin-
tendent OF Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'s express
business, was among the arrivals from the
West last evening.
Hon. J. T. Williams, OF Hot Creek, came
up yesterday by private conveyance to
meet his estimable wife. who has been on a
visit to the East. Mrs. Williams arrived
by last nights train.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01
COAST CULLINGS.
News Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.

Sources.
Twenty silver mines on the coast yielded
1858, 800 in September.
Rich ore has been struck in the Silver
Chief mine, near Ogden.
Tucson's tax list foots up $4,000, Of
which only $40 is delinquent.
There is a demand for miners in the
quicksilver mines Of California.
An average of five car loads of passen-
gers are now leaving Denver daily for Lead
vile.
Daniel Mcfarland, who killed Richard
son, is now a wretched inmate OF Lead
ville's hospital.
The Government has ordered the San
Francisco Mint to coin SIS, 900 600 in eagles
and half eagles.
The gold mines Of the coast yielded
SAIL 500 during September, the smallest
yield in several months.
F. s. O'Brien and James N. Duff have
been arrested for perjury, in connection
with the examination Of Dudley Haskell.
for the killing of George Schwartz. They
now allege that deceased's brothers offered
them $3.50 each to testify against Haskell.
As showing the deal of difference between
the amount Of freight going East and that
bound for the West. may be mentioned the
fact, says the Ogden Dispatch, that there
were only three car loads Of East-bound
freight in the yards this morning, while
there were seyenty-six going Frisco ward.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01
Cattle brands.

Copies Of all cattle brands. recorded in
the Recorders Office, are sent to the four
adjacent counties, and it Is shown by the
records. that while an average Of eight per
month are received from other counties for
record, but two have been recorded in this
county since Mr.. Lsvy has been in posses
sion OF the Office, and but twenty-three
were recorded during the two years OF Mr..
Chase's administration Fac SMILES of the
brands are entered on the books, and II
anybody wants to judgel Of the artistic
abilities Of some OF our best penmen. let
them examine the record. The bullheads
resemble almost everything in the insect
and animal kingdoms. from q butterfly to
a jackass.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01
MONTHLY sTATIsTICs.
What Was Done in Eureka During
October.

nat was DGne IN EufeAa AsurAnB
October.
One divorce was granted.
Twelve civil snits were entered.
Five marriage licenses were issued.
Nineteen mining claims were recorded.
The Richmond shipped sl25, 7l3 SO in
bullion.
There were 50 departures for Hamilton,
and Al arrivals.
Forty-fve transfers of property were re-
corded during the month.
Typo travel was light. there being but 9
departures and IA arrivals.
Two aliens declared their intention OF
becoming American citizens.
There were three weddings, four births
and four deaths in Eureka the past month.
Passing bullion amounting to Sl13.-
$50 40 passed through Wells. Fargo d Co.'S
express Office.
In the County Hospital 10 patients were
admitted, Z discharged. 2 died, and IA are
still under treatment.
There were 270 arrivals by the Eureka
and Palisade Railroad and at departures,
an excess Of 7 departures over arrivals.
The Eureka Consolidated shipped 1,707.-
400 pounds OF bullion, a daily average OF
IS. 079 pounds. or 1889 pounds per day
for each furnace.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01

Under date Of the 25th Superintendent
Arlington wrote to the San Francisco office;
Sixth level -Crosscut extended 16 feet,
since our last report, in extremely hard,
blue lime. Have holed through with fifth
level. coming from X X, also to connect
with fifth level Phenix. The entire raise
has been made at the foot-wall, and small
bunches OF ore have continuously been in
view from our sixth to fifth level. Fourth
le~yel--Since last week have run 10 feet of
crossout on this level, with good indica-
tions for ore. Second level-Running two
crosscuts on this level, which are now In
IS and 30 feet respectively, Face in both
these erosscuts show good signs of ore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01
sAGEBRUSH SAMPLES.
items of Interest CuIIed from State
Exchanges.
Como Is building up.

Como Is building up.
The Colville Opera Troupe have crowded
houses IN Virginia.
The Mint rate for fine silver has been ad-
vanced to 81 Is per ounce.
Forty-six bars OF bullion were shipped
from Virginia on Wednesday.
Samuel Osbiston has resigned his posi-
ton as cashier Of the Nevada Bank.
Counterfeit ive-dollar pieces are in cir
culation in the western part of the State.
'Dolph Shane has sold his beautiful mare,
Belle H., to a gentleman in Oakland for
"a, 500.
Sam. Davis, now Of the Virginia Chron.
icle, will shortly take editorial and local
charge of the Carson Appeal.
The second annual ball Of the Mechan-
ics' Union of Storey county will be held on
the evening of December 10th.
The Carson Tribune says that in Bodie
people 60 to bed at night alive and well,
and get up dead and stiff in the morning.
Ben. Palmer. accepted az a juryman in
the case Of r. r. Parkinson, is the first
colored man ever sworn In as a juror IN
the United States District Court in Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01

Mr.. Kicker has good reason to feel proud
of the result OF his New England dinner
and supper. for they gave satisfaction to
all who partook of them, and proved a
financially. The number OF half
dollars received was so great that Charley
T~redennick. the Treasurer, lacked courage
to commence the count until too late an
hour for US TO ascertain the amount. We
are glad to record this fact. as Mr.. Kicker
deserves to succeed, after such hard work
and persistent efforts.
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Chollar, 7kb7Aa; Union, 9os Savage,
l5stb l5ha; Hale &Noreross, 15hb lea
l5hs: Sierra Nevada. 5sa Yellow Jacket,
lob lea a; Mexican, 38A 37a SIS; Petosi.
Sub 5ssa 5sss Hale Il Norcross, SIS /;
Challenge. CAB; Exchequer, Sub; Ophir.
S2hb 3la; Andes, l15b la Utah, 81 VA;
Savage. l5as 15As ; Con. Virginia, 5%b;
Union. Ssh Bullion. cab Ia Mexican.
a9as seaa; Justice, ga; Occidental, "a b;
Alta, 5ks Bullion. Gbb Andes, i20b /;
Caledonia, 2s0b Exchequer, STA; Impe-
rial, lo3b ll0a; California, 5'sb 5Sa; Hale
d Norcross. les; Yellow Jacket, 16lsb; Saw
age l5sa; Gould Il Curry, ions; Union.
$50 sS%a ssas |; Sierra Nevade, sob SO q
osss; Mexican, SO b eva 36Ap.
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The Presbyterian Church.

The repairs on the Presbyterian church
have been completed. and the change made
both in the interior and exterior OF the
building Is remarkable, and not o vestige
Of tho old plan remains on the inside. The
arrangements for pastor, choir and oongre-
CATION are perfect. and reflect credit upon
the Judgment and sagaeity Of Mr.; Davis,
assayer at the Richmond. who had entire
supervision OF tho work. which was done
by Mr.. Mccartney. In a thorough and works
manliko manner. Neither Mr.. Pheips nor
the members Of his congregation Will rscos-
Mise the plscs when they assemble Tor wor'
shin Tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01

Marion Farrell will start the street
sprinkler again this morning. He had
thought that he was through for the season.
but the continued fair weather has render
Cd it necessary Cor him to bring his wagon
once more to the front. II the water cart
We're not brought into service again. the
DUST would be intolerable in a very few
days. Marion will keep the dust in sub
lection until, winter sets in, II he loses
msnst ~ the operation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-01

The Stock Report saya the business boom
has reached San Francisco 70 q certain oK-
tent. Wholesale provision houses. with
stooks OF staple goods on hand. feel its
effects. Every article In the line OF staple
provisions has advanced. and those houses
which are "long'' on that class OF goods
find their assets materially increased by
the rise. Further, the wholesale and job
bling houses are overrun with business, and
have orders ahead of their capacity of fill
ing them. Evidence of this state of affairs
can be obtained by o visit to the Wholesale
aud jobhins streets and conversing with
shipping elsrks.