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Wall Papers. Wall Paper: Great
Re~f4@fSan IN prirc<

" P E@sSs- IS resolving : large lot Of tar
lsssst styles q Wall Paper and Borders. and
hxs pat Down Prices within the reach Of all.
Gilts. frSn - cents 10 s. CO.
Sat ms. IS cekts-
Bank. l34 oszta 70 . cents. jyl3
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BIDS " NTED.

WANTED TO DRIFT A TUNNEL
CT ffty feet for the p~ALEsFORD G. 4 S.
MINING COMPANY. near the Kit Carson mine.
Bids net % be later than st O'Clock r. NJ, on
MONDAY. July l4th- Apply 70
WM- T. LEYSHOy.
ivI1-td Foreman Kit Carson mine
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Etza To Te-s Pser has HP.7dsd ia
zezr- Is r thaa Congress. biz
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kp1bsIe-z Errr-
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SIS 90 REWARD.

r OST. ON MAIN STREET. on SATrR-
La DAY. July sfh, Q heavy GOLD RING, with
the letters &c c." engraved on il. The Under
viii receive the shove reward by returning The
ring at JOE TOGSINIs SALOON
Eureka. July S. 1878. iyslws
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To Whom 1t Nay Concern.

TAKE NOTICE THAT on AND AFTER
this date. 10 coal viii be sold 90 any one
by the memhxr< Of the Eureka Coal Burners
Asss1xtion-~ unless the szHe Is disposed Of AZ
the furnaces for the sum Of Thirty Cents per
bushei.
EUREKA COAL BURNERS ASSOCIATION.
EureEa. July 8. ls7e- jysIw
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UBL

r HEREBY NOTIFY TIE PUBLIC THAT 1
will p&y M bells cocrrzstsd by mr. son.
CHARLES W. LADD. snd that ! DO not sasaor-
fxe him 10 order " trznszet sny business fer
ne, and / will nc; be resPoDsibls for the same
after this date.
HIRAM r LADD.
Eureka. July I. 1879 Msins
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tn proprietor has just connected with his
restaurant $ large bake oven, and is prepared 81
all times to make wedding and fancy cakes
4 1rst-elsss eonfecfloaer has charge OF the
Above business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-13

M BArAED is the foremost Democrat
in the land to-day. the ST. Louis Post"
thinks Thurman and Tiidsn are men Of
The past Hendricks ID too pleasant. Davis
too fat Hancock too military. Bayard or
Horstio Seymour will do.
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Notice..

All parties indebted TO NJ H Joseph. Of the
Goldes Rule store will oblige him by coming
frrw1rd and settling their accounts: and those
having balls against him viii please present
them IS Soon a. convenient. myz4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-13

MRS AsHIM will open her Ice Cream
Fsr5ors to-day. and Will serve. beth day and
evening. the incest favored creams. cakes. tea
and eosee. / have FIVE of the contest psrlers In
Eureka. Mrs. n. A ASHIA.
ProPrietress-
Eureka. June s. 1879 JEST
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e-@ the Miners and Mechanics
TrxSe Depot - selling Ribbons and Dress
Trimmings NJ % rsnts on the dollar. jyi3
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IS row OPEN!
JACK pERnY'S CORNER
CHOP STAND.
o PIE DAY AND HiCHT!
T.. +. RYAN. MANAGER.

FILL OF FAzE
Spring chsekens. Veal Catlefs. Porter Hoase
Steak. ars Mushrooms. Ham. Bacon and Eggs,
Pork CHOPS. Mxeksrel and CO Fish
Tea. Conee and Goldfish
Roast Chscken daily. All kinds Of Roast
Nezsx- Fish e sll kinds, When IN The market
Breakfast At any k@=. Esner at p H.
The best brands Of Wines. Ale and Porter on
drzazht. fne H1vxrs Cigars. etc. Please call
Eureka, July TO- lss- Vil-n
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The Chilisns on the Pacific Coast are
nex; in numbers Of the Spanish-Americ4ns
70 The XexioAns.
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EASTERN NEWS
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
OF Mrs. Nellie Wislich. n Married
TO n Sole Trader.

SoTFCR Is HEREBY 6IyES, THAT IT Is
NV intsnt.oa 10 Ar9lg ~ the sixth Ju-
d.1iss District Court Of she state q Nevada. in
sEE 5or the County O. Eurek4. an tie First
Dsv Of august. A. D Ia. II the hour OF 10
osrxo~k n 50 soon tserezfr.r IS such sp-
.lsc.ssou eAn r. hszrd. for an order Of said
Court permitting me 70 carry On business IN
my own nxnse snd On uy 0En account; the
business l infeE6 10 carry ca being that Of
hotel and reztsarsnt keepins, in the town Of
Eureka. State Of Nevada
MRS NELLIE MfLLICH.
LsFETRE L BEsrTT. Attorneys for the Ar-
plirsEt-
Eureka. July 3. 1872 iy2-ti
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wsEs Jon see . fellos going through
she world With . hAng-dos look. ashamed
% look his feIlou-man squArely in the eye.
spot him. for he il = thief and liar sure.
The Creator has Enthusiastically branded all
usakind-fExchange
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-13

PhKNIx. A. T.. July II.
The south-bound stage, which left here
last night At 3 O'Clock. was robbed seven
miles below town by two men. Messenger
Bisnkenship. who was on board, opened
DIRE, wonnding one; the robbers returned
the fire, filing both hands Of the mes
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For Sale Cheap

rT,HE PROPERTY KNOWN As s, rln1 siDs.
LOWS four miles fron for - ~
sold on favorable terms, Il APPLE rsisipg z, I.
The property is desirable for she ~ seld Of jar
for agriculture. There is . eoo.isrs. sppH :
also ! Race track. Fer pafp EvERIS.
=. jsltin
Eureka, Juns Is. 1879.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-13

THE saiden death Of EXC orernor Allen
u Ohio Is announced in Cur dispatches.
Deoeassd lad long been prominent in the
politics Il The Buckeye State. He seldom
lost . race before the people He was =
man VI sterling worth aad great native
ability A. . staDper he possessed few
equals among the politicians Of his day.
Indeed he was 50 loud and emphatic that
he won foE himself the sobriques Of
.-Fcg-horn Allen" His funeral takes
place Tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-13

Tzx special Session Il cDagress dsa M:
esass wishe-s the Asaoaplsa-a-as d saaeh
good asssr all shas the Repabsesas ssy Of
Ii In dexsslea and ndirnse a the Deno-
cratic majority. They brough; Hayes al
last To rellnquish his sbase q e~npsoying
troops - the polls sad they abolished the
jurors' test cath lag By which uhits e:si-
zsss vsrs exSzded from serving ca grand
~ petit iarias- No more will tbs army bs
rsed 10 inssniixse and distrxaehiss voters.
No longer can corrupt FedeAl Judges and
MArsha,s pack jaries in the South 70 give
vtrdicss dirtAted By themselves. 50 As ~
rob or imrrison white citizens And. BE-
sides tie repeal ef these swa odiOus lave.
The infamous Supervisor Of Election and
Deputy Marsha, lag is rendered eonpari-
NEsly harmless A pretty good showing
this. for the special session. On the Dsme
cratic side.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-15

the appearance nf having been burning for
some time. Eight fine horses, including 4
pair Of valuable driving mares, and twenty
live stock cattle, . large number of which
we've mich cows, were in the stables in the
lower story OF the building. Owing 10 the
length of time tho fire had been burning
they were believed to have been suliocated
by the heat and smoke when the fire was
discovered. Twenty seven head Of cattle,
which were ia the barn yard aud 4 Il )rk Of
sheep which were housed near by, were
rescued from the flames. Every yeslige OF
the building and contents, including sixty
tons of hay and all the farming implements,
were consumed. Mr. Wilson, by the help
of his ncigh bors, succeeded in saving his
corn crib that was III dangerous proximity
To the liIc, and which contained about Blk
hundred bushels of corn. Very fortunately
he had removed his seine and fishing appa-
rarus from the barn, a short time before,
or il would undoubtedly have been destroy
ed.
Mr. Wilson had been AT Eikton the day
the fire occurred aud returned home about
o clock IN the evening. at which time lie
observed nothing .inlSs about his barn.
The lire Is be leycd ia have been the work
Of Al incrndi4ry. and for iiendish cruelty
aud unmltigatcd deviljshnsss trauscends
anything OF the kind ever pcrpeurated in
this county.
Mr.. " Ilsnu's loss is estimated at from
3 Geo to $1,000. there being an insur-
arcc of only s.. .0a in the Mutual Fire In
surancs Company of this county upon the
building aud contents.
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"a Monday ias; Sh.t:,T GpuIG,B r,..:yrd
;..s,.....,;...
'''''' '''' '''''' '"' '''''" 90 "'"'''e
c'Eh'y '--' 9. 'hh Lay Tor, "':aS Frank lay
lor, who had been clut.aci il the i4il at
D.n,,n cl,rcsd with stca;ir, -. ,,
,l.'' 0'""'s' ""i 'S''!'" mon" MS S'>t'"y.
-" postal card cnn'alu"d DESCRIPTION e
lay nf aud stated That reward . so
haH Zen r..'!'h Tor his apprehension.
Shei'd B"G.orn i..i Toe pasta. .'"ld III his
pocket aud Srru1n'>ei all >'.<..:"."r.- in.G
ing characters ti:ai cane 81 der l.ls ma'rs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-15
MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY.

Tho Missionary Anniversary at the Elk
the Sunday school, took place on Sunday
evening last. w decorations ar theatrical
pei foTmlnceS werr iuduigetl IN, ncverthe-
less the body of the church as we'll rs the
gallery was c.oWd.d. William Tolbert.
Esq, the venerable Superintendent, wiz
has had charge q the school for nearly
forty years. was. much 10 the regret Of
every one. absent on account "i sickness.
owing To which the R"v. ID. {. R.dgway.
the pastor, presided.
The exercises were opened 10y the school
and congregation singing the Hymn com.
meuc,ng "Ail Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name" after which Mr.. John Perkins,
Superintendent of the mission school al
Westamwcil, made an appropriate prayer.
Then followed the singing uf piece en-
titled - On The Shoals. which was hrauii-
fully rendered by SIX little girls, the school
Joining ia the chorus
The pastor then introduced Rev. l.. l.
Barrett. of Red Lion. who delivered
strong and beautifully plIrassd speech Ipon
the " Need of Religion in ali Lands. = aud
the triumihs Of Christianity a. exhibited
in the character az Christian nations This
was followed hy chorus of the school
" Sound the High Praises which was tn,
best rCAd.rcd piece of the evening.
Then followed the reports of the Sunday
school classes of the amounts they had con
!lihutsd curi;E the year for missionary
purposes Each amount enclosed in a white
envelope. being handed in 10y member of
the class. Each envelope contained an ap
prnpriate verse referring 10 the subject OF
missions.
Mr.. Perkins ti.cu made the rrpor: on
behalf of WeS:amwell school. which c1n
trbuied Sih. The home school having
contributed SIG. made total of $l1i.
which is an increase II $I9. as compared
with the last year The infant class, under
the direction of Miss Maria Jones sang
beautiful little song called Gn>pe!
Bells. - and after Il few remarks hy the
pastor on Christianity the Builder Of
homes the irrcprcss ibic collection WIS
taken mp. and F. y. Ellis. Esq, followed
in bticf but beautiful speech To the
children. whom lie delighted. on the
subject It systematic giving. Then was
sung " Hold the Light Higher" and the
henedictIon was pronounced by the Rev.
Mr.. Barrett. The singing was conducted
by Mr.. Henry Niusin.er and was spirited
and enthusiastic throughout. Miss Ella
I.nIt presided at the organ with her usual
abb .Ity ard success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-15
col. BOUDINOI'S LECTURE.

Col. /. c. Bsudinot. the distinguished
Indian orator. who has devoted his life and
energies to the amclioratIon Of the crndi-
ton Of his Couutrymrn, lrcturcd, IN Odd
Fellows Hall, in this town, :n "Wednesday
evening last, agreeable 20 the announce.
ment previously m-dc. TIE lecture WAS
highly Instructive and interesting and WAS
delivered III an effective and eloquent man
ner. The Colonel fully sustained the :cpu
tation foT elGIuence ard pathos that his
Cluutrymen have enjoyed from lime ifame.
mortal. We aEc sorry To Dc compelled To
say that the audience was .c!y small, but
what il lacked in numbers was, in some
measure, nm!susatad for by the high
"rGcr of culture aud Intelligence posses >e,i
by those Of whom Il was composed. Those
of our citizens who were absent mis-. ed the
opportunity Of hearing 4 icctule, with
which they certainly would have been
pleased IL well aS Garfield.
Mr.. Bruiluui S,Iuvo! that he WAS lhpr
uughly acquainted with the Indian upeS
'l"n IN all H. various phases, and proved
cpIc.u>iyeiy that the sad and foilu!n cpaii-
ton of the wIid Indians ON the Western,
frontiers Is not - mach owing - auy IN
heIeut defect IA ;hclr character Is - In,
bad usage and syStemati. >wIudl.ny that
has been practiced upon them from time
irume,.IoI.-i. lie showed that wherever
they havo been cnlunl-sI aud properly
treated lay the government they have be
come civil zri aud enlightened and have
developed 4 rapaCi'y for SELF government
nj irf nd, 81.
rights cf Aurt can citizens, which if III.
boon was granted them would he greatly
L. their advantage and much to the credit
uf the government.
- an evidence of the capacity II his
onUutr yu.rr for self Improvement. the lee
turcr refined To tie fact that the Cherokee
alphabet was the wuTl of T.. mbcr ui
that t!iur = hG was :naClualnted =.:rh the
English language. This alphabet, . copy
IT which Ne have seen, gives evidence ri .
high degree of inirl!.cei.cc. aud wonld be
crsditabie to "a professor of languages in
any If our colleges. Nearly i hundred
Yeas ago, the United States offered the
Cii, i"kr", the privilege of sending 4 dele
gat. To Congress, and il seems hard to &C.
count for the taIGuess of the government
n withholding the right rf CITIZENSHIP,
from them. :w that they and several other
triaes sc 50 I.uch more al"a-cod in civil
LIiI"u.
The lecturer advocates the cIy.u. VI the
lands IL sevr.aliy to the members &C the
indian tribes that wsr" removed many
Yeats ago u the country west uf IL" Nj,
>i>siIpi at.d which have si.cr been lc,d ty
'h,m in common. It Is rr'pps>.b!e. in :.
Hriai icrpii lie THIS, to d, Justice % he
rinqaemcc OF cruii;ion Of the speaker 10
have been properly appreciated and luaer-
>'prd, the lecture should hare been heard.
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Personal.
STEUEESvII.LE, Ohio, March 5;h

r. q. Park, E.,.. was in town, on Thurs
day.
{. II. Nanderford, Esq Of the West
minister -idrarat,, paid 10 call Gu Friday
last.
IIdgc Price was in town on Thursday
last. The weight Of years sits lightly on
the .I.jcc. aud he LOOKS us 1.-the ard young
Is he did ten Yeas aE'.
II. :. Brown. formerly Of Wo1dawn,
this county. who leit has home, about one
year age. to take the position of city editor
ii the Wilmington HrH'j, has, we under
stand, severed his connection with that
paper and connected himself with Johnson 5
IthY rI-sttr, of the same place. lie is
now stationed i; Dover, the State capital
III tie Imp"rtan. capacity IF reporter and
coTrssp lndeUt daring the present session OF
the General Assembly at the Diamond
safe. Mr. E.nwu has Gaai.y f.ig@iS III the
northern par; Of rhIs county aEp Will be-
pleased To hear of this recognition of his
talent. lie = the spE uI Mr. EGmaHd /
Brown. of Nundlawn. one 81 the oldest
sub !hs.s Of TIE WIG.
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NOT ~ TROU BILE.

The report having been widely circulated
OF Mr.. Buweus arrest in Sieu5envillc
Ohio. lie las written the following letter to
4 Baltimore Daily denying the slauder, and
of which he ia justice and right should
have the full benefit:
Ws<srs EditorS q, he Baltiii,rf american.
In your issue OF February 322nd you pub
lished from a correspondent III Annapolis
au assertion that - from private letter re-
ccIved here, 1t Is learned that Andrew ]
bowen is in jail in S:eubenviile, Ohio,
charged with obtaining money under false
pTCtcU ,eS. This saudcruus story YOU
published in Your daily and weekly issues,
headed g" Andrew !. BUweu's Troubles III
Oh!c.' Please permit me To pronounce
the whole story az unmltigated lie and the
author i wIlful aud malicious scuuudrel
have never had any trouble of any kind III
OnIo 81 elsewhere since left Baltimore,
un December iOsh; but | have been houored
and co9ii'!ed IN you will see hy proofs
enclosed by pulpit, press and public, ana
have uaught but glorious successes which
shed no discredIt upon me or My Mary
land" In Wheeling. MoandsvilIe, and
other places III West Virginia: IN Bellaire,
~teubeuvIc ~mlihiield, Newark, and
other points IN OhIn, have had fine sue
cess and ,rrir5a,td bIcL risref.r Ihurs bssa.
! have enlisted more pledge signers than
any man wLe has preceded me, and were
It not that vile Islander reaches old
friends and relatives III baltimore, should
not notice 1t at al. enclose you emphatic
evidence Of The uu'rIthtuiness of the story.
aud ask ynu to pubish the same Is ma,
ter Of simple Justice. The clergy nf Stsu-
heuv.iir, or Bsllaitc and other points and
all Temperance workers whom have Ell
cpuntrIr.i, as you will see. endorse me fully,
aud, God helping ms, their confidence shall
ueyc: be abused. Respectfully. yours,
ANDREW !. Bowen.
Da>haway Temperance Worker.
STEUEESvIII.E, Ohio, March I;h l~,9
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the village # to"aEt"wr. El"n which he
has since resided. H. was 4 mllwrieht Ivy
trade and sGperiur and ski!lful workman.
Mr.. Smith WAS originally = Democrat,
but when the Southern wing 81 that party
sought Ia disrupt the Union. III 1861, he
WIS one of the small band that composed
tho MON patty in the Fourth district,
which was then, a. Huw, the Gibraltar Of
Democracy. HIS eldest son. William, was
among the list ~ volunteer IN defense Of
the old dag. Though plirt and reserved
At home. like George EIdG.e. George Had
son. aud many other young soldiers from
the same vicinity, lac was a brave soldier
and freely gave his life for the cause lac :"
uubly espoused. HIS remains !;c cI.iombed
IN tie National Cemetery at " Washington.
Mr.. Smith was good citizen and a kind
and obhging ueighbar. IL was 4 kind
husband and parent, and h!s kindneSs WAS
amply repaid by lhe asSIdnuus attention he
received IN his last Illness. His funeral
took Place on "Wednesday last.