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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-01
An Act to prohibit minors from playing
at billiards, pool or ten pins.

IA Act to prohibit minors from playing
at billiards, pool or te'pins.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State of
Tennessee, that any proprietor of a
billiard table, ball-p6ol table, pin-pool
table, or ten>pin alley, in this State,
who shall permit any minor to play at
billiards, ball-pool, pin-poCl, or roll at
ten-pins, shall be guilty of INSIDE
fneanor, and on conviction thereof,
shall be fined not less than fifty nor
inorE than two Hundred dollars; to be
sued for and recovered By the parent
or guardian, before any court Of JUS
tice having jurisdiction ovet the same;
Une-half of the amUGht recovered to
go to the parent or guardian; the
other half to 90 to the common school
fund; provided, the parent or guardian
shall have first given notice in writing
to the proprietors of such tables and
ten-pin alleys not 70 allow or permit
his or her son OF ward to play at said
game.
Sec. 2. b. it further enacted, that
this vet shall take effect from and at-
ter its passage, The public welfare re-
quiring it.
Passed March %, 1879.
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EXCHANGE
PUBLIC LAWS.
An Act to compel OSersoers Of public
roods IN been tbe same an oOOd order.

An Act to compel oversoers Of public
roads to keep the same in good order.
Section l. Be It enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State of Ten.
nessee, that grand jurors in this State
shall have power to send for and ex>
anime witnesses in all cases where
they have good reason to believe that
any oyerseet of a public road IN their
county has failed to keep the same in
good repair as required By law, and
whenever they are satisfied that such
0verseer has failed to keep his road in
good order they shall present the Of
fender.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, that
District Attorneys may file bills of In
dictment officially under this act
without a prosecutor marked on the
same, in all cases arising under this
act.
Gee. 3. Be it further enacted, that
overseers of roads presented under this
act shall, if convicted, be subject tc
the same penalties that are now inn
posed upon them by law for failure to
perform their duty.
Gee. 3. Be it further enacted, that
the Judge of the Circuit Courts of this
State shall give this act in charge of
grand juries,
Sec. 5. Be it further enacted; that
this act shall take effect from and af-
ter its passage, the public Welfare re-
quiring it,
Passed March %, 1879.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-01
Ihgs ind Hogs.

Stagnsnt pools Hnd swamrs generate miasm
which produce biiliousness. aching Of the joints
hnd chills and fcfc-. rud the great wonder
among men has been, that no rermancnt or
certain remedy has BEEN loahd until the recent
iy cures the most trou lesomu case of chils af
ter all other remedies nave failed. It's pl as
antness snd freedom from evil symptoms rem
der it quite 4 favOrite for children ana females
who cJnnot retain quinine. Another Sdvant-
age is that you are not required !" take any
pthcr medicine, because bays ARue Comic acts
thoroughly upon the secretions-tohes Rld
builds up the weak and feeble enabling them
20 throw off the disease and 10 IcrupeI ate.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-01
English Female Bitters.

This is NOW conceded 10 be the only female
regal ltot aud uterine tonic ia the United
states. Physicians al otct the country who
know OF its meny curcs have no hesltpEcy IN
giving il hearty Recommendation. II. T. l.
SIM, IF Memphis, Dr. 7. Thompson, of y. o..
DR.. Alexander. of Austin, Texas, and the drug
yists throughout the south can be referred to
For the sTeeec crre of monthly troubles allie
ting married or single ladieS-far lcurorrhea.
liberation. prulapsus, hystoria, and all similar
diseases, IL has TO equal.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-05-01
IHahiftIaI Constellation.

Drastic ruT-aiivcs fail to reliete ID 5 trouble
some complaint which row aflicts THOUSANDS
Of males aud females throughout the country,
pnly ted to weaken the tone of the bowels and
paralyzr their action. Mild remedies only will
cure it.b and for this purpose nothing equal
BaileY's Saline Apperient. II is q pleasant
and cooling pu-gative for the relief of constipa-
ton billiuusness. sick headache. acid stomach
heartburn, dyspepsia, etc. II sells at 80 cent:
per bottle; and no family should be without it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

soufh q the Potomac there VII be n
oo1sested Pre<id<ntizI election Dext var.
6sme men may contest tie oTce a sbens-
fbouxh eFea this has be&n forbsde<1 -
nurder. A Congressional district 1sF ses
boiling Democrxt strive AGAINST The req
lar nominee, bat no Prz=ldenfzzl eleersoa
worthy the name will be allowed IN tie
southern Ee21biicx1 Sfztes- Nhasser
may be The Denoerzfic NOMINEE. eFsrT
electoral vote in the So1th vii BE r7ss
tered for him
Thus soPks Roscoe conkiins IS tSs sara
toza consention. and he vsns On 10 say
that there l. one-hzlf o. the territory q
she Union in which 10 Bepab1iean esndi-
date can entertain the slightest hops %
srecesz-s we'll, Ro=coe. While about IL
Why didn't yoa tell u hos much ssrrIsorT
sk<e sash in ~hia no DsEoerzss
candidate ssesn entertain th- slightest hap
Of s-zcssss- Hos sboas vsrnosf and
Massachusetts, and Nichigxn and Mlnne-
sofa. and Illinois and Iozs. and Kansas
and w~iscoasins Did yos evsr hear Of .
Democrat being excited 70 an important
Office 10 any 81 theze States daring tie hss
t.enty yezrss l. there ore ehanes ~ .
million that . single Democratic electorzi
vote will be returned from anEot The States
named in the coming Presidential eieesions
II not. rhy nos5 L. ii any greater an
for ten Southern States 70 80 Democratic
than fcr ten Sorsbers States 70 90 ReP1b-
liesns Such shallow soPhlzsry - Senator
Conkling put forth At SErssogzE snwortny
. man oerapying his exalted position IN
the councils II the nation II be wanted
70 rise above the mere dem2gns1e. Why did
BE- moi: dsprsea,s ~seesioasiisza in both
parties and. ignoring all geographical
lines, zppeai 70 his fellow citizens 10 unite
on common groand for the genersl good,
irrespective Of section or local blxs Utter
saces ike these would have partzksn sons-
What Of the ezafns:ioas Of greatness, In
element in which re are free TO e0nfess
the Ven York Senator seems to be sadly
vzn1ng.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

No ministers in I1sczro1A-
yo prssousrs q we e1unT Jail
Austir Children are dvizg fr0l rhegs
eoagb.
Tie HeraH noses TIE sEEse1ce q ASs
rssshOppezs sroznd AsroEz-
u~a .r~ - uork o. tie SsvBdz Csnsral
Railroad s-d mile 4 grading has he
perforned
The rrsas hart .tssr ol5 Brin- The
eelebsztsd grizzly. has eo@msnetG q Me1-
ber Lake
The Paradise valley rine has rezEsd
bzIEiou shVzssnss. D Ct Sf|S E1san4
le<t IN the IIth-
AEssIe gil ret Il ysars old has bes1
A-rs~sea IN VirEiE5s cn a charge q h&ol1S
AZ idle and dssoiuse Ee-
Tbe rso-s-eas Ct teef cattle from Ne
vs5s % Czs9 S=szz4 quite sss@1F.
GssEsgssg ten OF fsAse e4r 011s Pr cay
IE@-aeriew states ShAs the Bl-
IsIe huls5oa shiVze1s 4trs.5y 12oEnE %
nearly sara fo- Fh@ IEaeasEe
F:rns have len r1gzag in tbs mountains
around T~usez1eTs. and : large sUoauz a
ssrd d--reysd Thy ais-zfE ihEo1s1
tie ezres@sn=z e weo1egs1 ard IL
dams
wishfo r. rat -caEAs 3N-oe had
q ~ssla have rsed Wells On tAezr wzT
70 ce1o~ssa. 7esrsT al Il which have bez
pzrcsasas fr1u1 dealers residing II N1s
STATE
IT, ~4-uent On TIE Central PacIze
Raylrgss c9nuzovs lands Z Humboldt
erus4x. sHszt GOO 4ers= wNs raised froza
Sill 500 10 Ss2-1sS. being az the rate q
Il . T@x EeEe-
TzszrorA SAYS ths Tize@Bev@w has
had this SEASON diphsheri1. mountain fHvsr
and bozsl ~cazzrlzsnts ianEEs-Aale bzsks
L. he .hznkful fha1 re have bsen spared
s5z 2Esies5a q = b3se hall club
Tee STAGE complains th4s 4 majority q
yr-nAs Aldermen are Alzzss &E1E ~aea
q rez or5Inaa3 : rnoss Es@de3- Virginia
5 FIJI q 5rznaaexs Eko are selling ~tiko1i
Eczase and t1c.9 Is no cT1izznee % restrain
shen-
Judge Deady. a TIE Taiied STATES Cir
e7i1 Court O. Ore-5n, has das5dkd that tie
STATE las prohibiting tbs employment q
chsnee On pzbsir wgrks : uncnstsG-
zozsi- This dcssson EAxy have an impor-
-zs bearing upon 3 similar lzw pssSsd Al
lie last Neyxdz L~egEtufe-
The EnserpElse says that sane varieties
Ct ore samples of ~hieh were broEgEF
nozne from Colorado BIZ John ". 2@ekzy.
are urssty tough boxing luE$ Il rocks.
Tie ore looks nore lac gray s-n2stons
than anything else, although It assays over
$500 pes Ecu. Our pTo=p@csoEs Eoaid Eeyer
stop % look 81 salh sfuE. For zugtt sc
knoE there mar BE WHSLE mountains Of
szEL ere n tbs STATE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

skrs &c Helen. (Monfznzl Indspszd-
eat. Ths professional beauty, Mr. Lang
try. whose pablie and vulgar display of
h<rseEf On sceozns q tie exceeding b<zzsr
q her person. h.s attracted soze asteB-
fson- has At lat got inD troubls Nth her
hssband, - nisht have been expected Mr..
Lsngt<y. Il whoa litsls has hssn kD0sa-
ezesPs th4s he was gssting = very eomfort-
able living from the sale Of his xisss pAo-
togr1ph- has e0zEeSeed . szdsfsr divorce
fsis the old story 4 nan uho nzrr5ez .
woman dangerously bezutifzL aid shen
proposes 80 make his living b. exhibiting
her charms 10 the pubIie- esn hardly expect
in these degenerate days thas The publie
viii be satisfied with the piesare and kase
him II pezcsfzi posseszi0a q the original
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

BOISE CTR, September le.
On the 18th. aboa. 8 O'Clock P. Il, g son
Of James B2len.ine. is years Of age, while
hunting stock 1--WE miles ADORE their ranch
On Upper SQaaw creek, 80 miles northwes.
Of this city. was shot by an Indian. The
ball entered the back just below the shout
der blade. and came ont near the right
nipple The bog stack 10 his horse and
rode home very weak and faint. and Was
able 10 give Al account q the shooting.
DR.. Eobwell, Of Pizcerville. was sent for,
and thinks il possible that the boy may
receiver. Eight eiiizens started irams-
diately for the place. and found the In
disns At the edge q the brush and fired
upon them, when Tie Indians run back
into the brush. They estimated the In
dams from 10 to 90 strong, TOO many for
their party TO attack. They. however, sur
rounded 70 head o. the Indians horses
and brought them home. and agreed to
keep watch Of the hostiles while W. Z.
D~Ez=nbury came 70 Fort Boi-e for help.
Duzenbury arrived here at 8 O'Clock this
morning, and Colonel Bernard, with so
mounted men, started for the scene Of the
trouble n hour after. with i've days
racious.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20
PUBLIC OPINION,
As shown by the Press of the Pa
eIfie Coast.
CHINESE NeREss.

CHINESE GRE
From the Enterprise.
AL ports Of China except three are prac-
tically barred against foreigners. Let the
same rule apply toward Cinnamon in
America. Let moral Boston have the
nastiest ones. those on whom q ton Of saw
ing grace could not whiten a square inch.
Let greedy. commercial New York take the
next lot. Let her rich manufacturers en-
ploy them until the stencil from their habi-
tations drives the rich employer from his
house. and white men become too poor to
purchase his goods. Let Charleston re-
ceiye the remainder, until the planters who
employ them find themselves unprotected
by white neighbors, and until Chinese
vices destroy the manhood Of the Southern
youth. We ON this side can afford 10 watch
patiently the process which will bring to
US vindication.
NOLAN AS A REPUBLICAN.
From the Carson Appeal.
The party should recognize in some sub
stantial manner, the services OF the spIen-
did young Irish orator who has done the
State such service. Mr.. NOLAN, we be-
lieve, is not a cit-izen-nsither was LaFay-
ette-bnt we accept the assistance VI the
'ine young Irish gentleman" all the same.
and we predict that, one OF these days III
nc uoes nor adop. some other partyJ, we
shall hear his me,liiuous tones in Congress
If he 10 not made President u a railroad
or some big iume company.
PRESIDENTIAL PROPHECIES.
From the Bodie Standard.
We expect TO see the contest for the
Presidential nomination on the par. II the
Republicans between Blaine and Sherman,
and on the part If the Democrats between
Thurman and Bayerd. A campaign be-
tween Blaine and Thurman would be a
brisk one, and such an event at this dis
n looks exceedingly probable.
MANUFACTURING POLITICAL CAPITAL.
From the Virginia Chronicle.
The utterly nnprincipled manner in
which the Republican organs rave endeav-
ored land are now ~endeavoripg) to re-
~ensanguine the bloody shirt with Chisolm's
gore. is a fair sample of how far men will
depart from truth and decency in order to
mAnufasturs . little political capital.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20
Assessment Notice.

"AIBURG MINING cOMPASy-LOcA-
IL ticn o. principal place Of business. San
Francisco, scA4lfornis: location Of works. Eu-
reka District. Eureka county. State Of Seyada.
Notice is hereby given. that at a meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the Nineteenth
day Of September, 1879. an assessment iSo. n
Of One Dollar per share, was levied upon the
capital stock Of the Corporation. payable i1nme-
diately. in United States gold coin, TO the Sec
Rotary, at the Office Of the Company, Room 4.
No. 40 Calizoraia street, San Francisco. Cali
fornia.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid IN the Twenty-hrst day OF De-
t0ber. 1879. viii be delinquent. and sdver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
d yIneut is made before, will be sold on
MONDAY, the TENTH OF NOVEMBER. 1879.
to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board II Directors.
ID. A. JENNINGS. Secretary
ofaee-Room 4, 40 California street. s-n
Francisco, Cal. se2a.d =
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COAST
fzFEa4L 70 TEE EVEzxA DAILT sESTIsELl
CALIFORNIA


News OF Grant
SAx FRAxc1sco, September -
Private zdvices from Arizona state thai
j. II. Williams, a xesl Euown pr0speeEoF Of
tie P4csfc Slope. committed suicide An
g1s- 18Th en- the desert between Puma and
ssuol1z. Sonora By shooting himself
through the bad His companion vas
obliged TO abandon his body- Tie &es i
attributed 70 Temporary insanity caused By
mzs41igus fever. Deceased vas q OF the
heaters, twenty-five years ago II A5o COP
per min near ella Bead Aged 81 years.
In defzult Of the arrival Of the City Of
Toxic this morning the citizens have been
utilizing the time by adding 70 the decora-
tive display. and the principal streets now
present. = most inexiriezb1e maze Of pArtl-
eolored characterization. thousands Of small
E&gs sfreseE5 from bul.cing 70 building
causing tie thoroaghfzres. as one proszsc
minded individual remarked. ito look ike
the back yard q = Chinese wEsh-houss.h
To = great exssns. however, the designs are
in good taste and have a brilliant effect
There Is little probability CT az. demon
sfr2<ioa to-day. as unless the steamer Is
telegE&phs1 within the Eext half hou-. ths
reception Eill BE postponed until
roE, II esss abe arrives later II the day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

Ar latest accozn.s last night N tdfnr
had beea received Ct The steamer Cify Ct
Toxic II i couzdeafly believed bCweTer,
that abe viii steam shroagh The Golder
Gate to-day. And thea zii follow gzeh =
din ~ the Bar a. Was E<Fer beard b@f1<=
The people # Eureka NAY also lOok f0ra
small edition q the sane ~ this end q
the linz.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20
coAsT CLIPPINGS.
news Setes Cleaned from Various
@ources-

Bodie complains 81 scarcity & milk.
Oregon Is bozstng oi trees ls feet IN d.
z-s-3r-
Tie Bod5e papers have eoZmeEeeda bit
ter aghf for advertising patronage
The State Eerea1s tax = Oregon n ISIS
Wa S33 6s3 q. srd Of this sun Aulfoo-
nah pzl s74o52s2, Or nearly one-tourth
q the whole.
The arrivals and departures By STEAMERS
together with those who zrs EleSn toEzve
zg1sF93 overland. shoE that tie iunIgrz-
tea TO Oregen Is stu increasing.
TIE c. P. 2. z. "a sending al its cars,
as fast As they can be sent. 10 California 10
uSye the immense grBin crop that Il now
awaiting shipment.
1t Is nor shown bv the footings Of re-
ceipts that the recent California State Fair
was 3 financial success. While is receipts
ssll 81 20 short q those q last year. lis
expenses we're veTy uasl less
For a few weeks past the brakenen on
the T.uekee Division q the c. p. r. Z.
have had quite : lively time in keeping
trar.ps from Of the trains.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20
An Indian shirmish-

WzszIys70<s SepEza@r H.
Tie foIoEsng d.s1teh i fFo1 cola1ei
u..eh a. S4ate Fs. yez Nexieo- / hare
fa-s reesiv4f tAe touoz5ng from &sETers.
nAr H~ilEs6cr0- We had = 1Ts-hOzr fight
with al Il 100 Indians We have lea
killed 4ad several x0aEde5. All orr stock
i gone / ave s@ns sFery asaliae@ SKI
dier sz5 zifh D4w-oz and Day / Tear
sAz7 BSFsr, HzG5 and L5ea-eazns Wright
are al IN the vicinity. zzs should bs aba
sf4srrlv 70 aver-s<e lie Indians.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

TEE ST. Loui Republican szEs. There
are three political disasters Of which shs
American people 1eed % have 10 farther
apprehe7sson-z srsf tern u Sherman 3
second term Of Hayes, and 4 third sGu Of
Grant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

SEw Iozx. September r.
The sans W&sAings01 sPesA says
Mrs. Hate Chase Sprzszs s. a. her h0ue Z
EdgeEc1.1- about fArs@ E1la= fEol tbs
esrv. and il IS Enzezstssr1 Esl hereafter
remain there. rot going 70 EzF0T~ - las
bsea said Her p@tsfsn tr the appoint
nent Of i trusf& vii certainly eoLe rp
FIR EAzzing N Proviaezes On Saturday
rN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

sIscR the Republican party has been or
gsnizsd In the State Of New York. the
Democrats have bad the Governor II years
md Tie Republicans ~ years. This would
60 70 show that Hsw York WA ons Of the
doubssul States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20
Hayes Nonsense.

NEw Yozz, September -.
The Presidents speech a. 1~O1ngsa0wnl u
Fario1zlv eonme1fed On TIE Wer23ssys-
Better the dzrab1ess Ct GEzEs than sucn
zaens NONSENSE a. HzTes vest r1=y talked
The speech was probably intended % pro
rs.sz44 The victorious Conklag and prove
= tie stzl~@x-s thai the Administrator
rs ye~zu-sI Al is b<vez<.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

SECRETARY SEEgxAs having nominated
himself for the PTe-i1sncy. sat waiting
the PHILADELPHIA ne alleges, f0- anybody
70 second IL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

A n editor wrote concerning the
Conkusg-Spragus scandal: THE Amsri-
can people have > suprsme contempt for =
man who hides his ssrs behind . woman's
psssssoas-" Imagine his feelings upon
reading In the paper the next morning the
following: The American people have .
supreme contempt for . man who hides his
shins under . woman's p~etticoat."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

TEE Boston Herald ssks. Is tie Gubex-
nasoriAl nomination Of the Se~ York Be
publieAns the beginning q the end of the
triumph: the 4 3. C-or-aeH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

TEE Presidential preferences Of the
aeorgss Legislature. ~ shown by . recent
canvas are - follows: Thirty-six for TIL
den. twenty-five for Thurman and six for
Hendricks. with scattering endorsements
Of Hancock. Baysrd and Ewing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

cernuA-JornxAL: The editor Of tbs
oholena southsrn States Newspaper \ u
last sinesrs. He hss been declaring his
bitter hatred Of the Yanksss. and now he
has gone North 70 prove Il by afaictiug
than with his lectures.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20
IAHROAD MATTERS IL THE
EAST.

A Telegram published In the s~EsrrsEL
Of yesterday st2tsd hat The Sew York
Chamber Of Comnerce- seting in concert
with various Boards Of Trade Ia the lead
ing cDrurssrcizl cities 81 the East, had
taxa actively N hand the question a
Congressional Legislation to regulate rail-
Rad transportation throughout the United
States. This l. = step II tie right direc-
tionr and the sEzT.sxL bopes 10 zee the
matter pushed % = ~saecessf1l issus in the
next session Of Congress- II q to Congress
that re mzst look for reli1 from the ex-
actions and unjust determinations Of the
great trunk lines, for Congress alone poz-
sess<s the power under the Constitution TO
regulate tesween the States.
While these ezorf- are bsing made 10 eon
troll the roads already in operation. Is vii
be gratifying 20 tbs people u the Far West
70 knov that here - . prospecs6 another
throzgh liae 10 The Pacific coast. A St.
Louis Dispatch % tie yew York Herdd.
uader date Of the 9Th instant, p~ronuIgzses
the following
There IL good reason 70 believe that pri-
vats meetings q railroad nea have been
keid h<Ts AID IN Ser York since the en-
solid2sIon u the Wabash, and the S. Louis,
Kansas City aud yorfhexn roads. With .
view 70 providing another throagb line 10
tbs Pacidc coast. tn opposition 70 Jay
Gonid's sehsras- Tie EOsi fsAsible plan
seems 70 b1xnd the one most 10 favor i
14w So D2~@~- DaA U~-Al. M.4
yxndxiiA roads, nos forming one line from
View York 70 the 4Exsissipps r;vsr, 70 make
permanent connection With the Missouri
Pacific ssd the Atchisous Topeka and Santa
Pc. and shzs make . through roass from
ocean 70 ocean, equal on superior 70 any
nov IN operssson. Ths matter il under
stood % b In the hands Of promiaens
railroad msnAgers in the East, and the
probabilities are that some drEniss sseps
viii soon be taken In this direction.
TIE Black Hills region i also Icps3zI II
dirsc. raj eonnscsion 9Th ths East IN shs
near faszre- 4 iAss number Of The Black
Hills Pioneer ssys:
Il viii - a inssrss. 70 cur readers TO
know that the great corporation. tie CHI
ezgo M Northwestern Railroad Company,
has faliy determined 10 extend its Mime
sofA line 1t once tote Nissoari river ~
Fort Pssrfs. Gad 70 build tbs line imme-
dsHtsly from Port Pierrs TO Dezdrond- We
understand fbs line 10 already graded and
the iron laid nearly 70 the Janes river in
Dakota . that the surveying parties are
Eos locating the lins between the James
rsvsr and Rort Pierre; and that IL Il ex-
pecsed that the entire line TO the Missouri
river stl be flushed and trains running
orr IL b. he first Of January. 1850. By
this rv0fe the sfAes ride vii bs reduced to
sboas rs niles. aDd II Ia hoped that By
tie 4sh u July Dext, the cars Il the Chi
cAso and Northwestern Railway viii Be
running into thsir depot 1t Dezdxocd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

Me- EoEE- September H.
Dxaiei Drex. who VA f4nillAxiF kn0~n
- TEeIe D-nses- did suddenly list night
- his res15srce Il tAts ciiy, zgsd = years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

NEW o1LxAxs PIcAYrxK: A writer on
The fruit subject speaks lsarnsdly Of the
great psach bslt. Everything goes by
zones or belts. though some Of the inferior
peaches strike below the belt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

NJ BL4IsEs re ocng y -Grrsd By tie
s~iekeniny fAes thu his oSn tsEn shoEs .
falling oa II ffiy Republican votes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

A cEszLKnAy writes 70 tbs Washington
Post 70 say that Il he hsd 3 5000 b would
wager IL against $50 that Grant viii be the
Republican nominee for President. and
that Tilden viii be elected, no matter
which party ~noninAtes him. A man who
starts out by admitting that he has no
money can sHord 70 be.rsy signs Of reck-
lessness 81 this character.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-20

Sea eoEs are yAl1ed at $1,000 each. but
the Ds:rol. Free Press says that II the
price seems high 70 ycEs please remember
that they never kick over the mllk-paii.