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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
SentineI-s Reporter.


Hermann is on the Comstock.
fifty-two colored voters in Eureka.
The Phenix and Dunderberg pay TODAY.
The new Jackson shaft is down $40 feet
School will reopen the first Monday in
January.
Auction sale Of Bishops furniture this
afternoon.
The Nellie Boyd Troupe contemplate Wis
lung Eureka at an early day.
Charley Fiske has just received a large
assortment of holiday goods.
The weather the past two days is pretty
positive proof thai winter is upon us.
Max oberfelder expects to close out his
business by the end of the present month.
Canavan * Levan's saloon, in the Inter
national Hotel, is already a f~avorite resort.
The adyisability Of opening the new
school building with a ball is being dis
cussed.
An excellent residence is offered for sale
or rent, as will be seen by reference to
New To-day"
we are in receipt Of complimentary tick
cts 10 the social to be given by the Eureka
III tomorrow evening.
Owing to a pressure Of business, Mr..
Kicker has concluded to postpone the sup
per on Ruby Hill for one week.
Hill, the wounded highwayman, who
sun remains in the hospital, is too sharp
to commit himself to reporters.
A large number Of toys, many Of a new
and odd character. are displayed by David
son, in the Postofice building.
Rev. George De La Matyr has been called
East by sickness in his family. He will re-
turn TO Eureka in a couple Of weeks.
The surprise party given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wasserman, at the residence of Mr.. Max
oberfeider, last evening, was a happy event.
A man called Dutch John" who was
arrested at Palisade, was brought up on the
train last evening by Mr.. John Oleson, and
turned over to Sheriff Kyle.
Some finely furnished rooms can be Sc
cured upon application TO d. Smith Har-
ris, at the Baily residence, corner Clark
and Edwards streets.
Deputy Sheriff Hagar, OF Hamilton, ar
rived Yesterday, and will return this morn
ing with Benson, one Of the highwaymen
arrested Sunday.
There is no more accommodating man
in Eureka than Jimmy Shay, now with Ed.
Dodge d Co. Ed. is a good Judge of men,
and knows who to employ.
The brick work on the Remington & Co.,
and Foley and Richard building is nearly
finished, and the building will soon be pro-
tected from further storms.
Frank Anderson yesterday received news
that Mrs. Anderson and their eldest boy
we're both Ill at the residence Of the parents
OF Mrs. Anderson, in California, where they
are visiting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
FAMOUS FEET.
Something about Prominent Carson
HOOfs.

AAoOlSs
lsam. Davis. in the Carson Appeal
The Sunday Chronicle contains a two
column sketch OF the feet of celebrated peo-
pie. The pictures are in outline and were
secured from the diagrams used by the
different shoe makers of San Francisco.
They look as if made by setting the foot
down on a piece Of paper and drawing the
outlines around it with a pencil. The big
gest foot in the collection is that OF
George w. Smiley, and nesting alongside
Of it is the delicate lower terminus OF Alice
Oates. Governor Stanford's foot looks like
the model of a fat car and about the same
size at each end.
Mrs. Grants foot and that OF Mrs. Mark
Hopkins are side by side and Mrs. Grants
is decidedly the best shaped. Mrs. James
Fair and Mrs. John Maekey are also paired.
Mrs. Mackey's foot is small and well shaped
and so is Mrs.eFair's, except there are in.
dications Of a bunion near the big toe OF
the right foot. 1t looks as If the artist had
lost some money through a point from
sUncle Jimmy" and got even by adding
a little to the size of that bunion. In this
CITY the day bar-keeper Of the Ormsby
House has the smallest foot Of any man in
town and Jewett Adams, the Lieutenant
Governor, the most extensive Of any
man of prominence. Farmer Tread
way has a colossal hoof, but symmetrical
withal. U. s. District Attorney Varian
has a foot as neat as a woman's and 30 has
Capt. Joe, the Washoe Chief. The biggest
foot on earth belongs to 'Big Mouth Char
lev" an Indian from Walker River. 1t Is
fully eighteen inches long and growing
wear by year. Some of the Carson ladies
have remarkable pretty feet, and don't
mind showing them during a spell OF
weather like the present, Some take pains
to display them on a clear day, but those
who take the most pains to exhibit their
feet have the biggest and ugliest kind and
don't know it. Such women are invaria-
Div exposing badly laced CATERS, wrinkled
stockings and immense shoes. The rare
art Of showing a pretty foot as If by meress
accident is known to few women, and thoso
who know how TO keep the secret 10 them.
selves. There Is something enchanting
about a pretty foot we'll displayed and men
with an eye "a tbs beauties of form viii IN
ysr,abiy allow their glance to finger on
suoh a psnorsma. There are thoTns, now
aver to spectacular roses. and IL Ia seldom
HAT a pretty foot and ankle flashes IN
sjah, but that some old charcoal wagon Oh
butchers delivery cart comes along and
shuts out the show.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
iOCHE psCKINGs.
Doings OF a Week. as u"
N ssRecord."

We are pleased to state that the hoe
BROTHERS have made a sale of a portion oil
their mining property in Bristol to parties
in Minneapolis. Mimi. The boys retain a
one-half interest in the mine and other
property, and get for themselves Is We H sio'v M
$40 900 capital, whichis to be used IN erect,
;ng rednction works, sink an artesian We'll
and develop the mining property.
IA the Salt Lake blackboard was going
ont last saturday, on the divide OF Meadow
Valley street. the front wheels became ZOOS.
saaa from the wagon aaa the horse ran
away. ,hrowing nat the driver IA Abs
uerman, a travelling agent. Heymsn rs,
saIysd 4 Sigh: Injury, and was eofnpeiisa
Ia law over here a couple OF days.
John Cartwright, an old resident o. n
che who has been working at the whee /
rieht business during his stay here, was OF
Thursday night, whilst working In the
shop, stricken by stroke sns' 90 Of s ensrly'i in fa nas
,hst he died from its effects yesterday
mnrning about 8 o'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
THE EXCELSIOR MINsTRELs.


whenever an amateur company appears
as a candidate for public favor or patron
age in the community in which it NAV
have been organized, it is safe to say that
fully one-half of the audience attends
simply from a desire to patronize the COM
pany, and go with the expectation Of being
bored. There is an old adage that 'sthere
are exceptions to all rules" and the per-
formance by the Excelsior Minstrels last
evening proved an exception. The men
who compose the Company are no bar-room
ioafers, who seek to swindle a confding
public out Of a few dollars on which to
carouse, but are men who earn an honor
able living, and whose daily toll aids in
developing the of our camp and
Keeping alive u town. Each and every
one OF them possess talent, natural and
cultivated, Of a high order. They are men
who curry no ~favors, ask no concessions,
and never
Crook the Blended hinges of the knee
That thrift may follow fawning."
They are, in fact, men who are willing to
stand or fall upon their own merits. As
such they asked to be judged, and as such
they were judged last evening, and if there
was a single dissenting voice from the uni
yersal verdict of approval we failed to hear
1t: They muster 10 performers, each of
whom seems specially adapted to the part
assigned him.
The first part was one Of the best we
have ever Witnessed. The music could not
nave been surpassed. John Phillips APP
peared as first, Rem Atkins as second, and
Z. Curnow as bass viol; Ed. Pascoe PLAYED
the cornet and Tom Williams the flute.
jimmy Warwick and George Dell are
capital end men, and Billy Sampson, as
middle man, can hold his own with any
professional. He can play almost any in
strument with equal facility and the bal
lad OF Time May Steal the Roses proved
his vocal powers. Jimmy Warwick fol-
lowed, with a comic ditty of "Whoa l
Tell You y which brought down the boys
lively. Dick Sampson sang a pathetic bal
lad, entitled, Cur Little Darling's Grave"
which he rendered effectively. The Nea-
politaine ballad Of Bird Reynolds is one of
the sweetest songs known to the English
language, and its symphony is exquisite.
George Dell fully entered into the spirit Of
his part, when he sang Hannah. How's
Your MAJ" as did Billy Sampson in the''Lily
Of the Snow Storm" George Waters's lee
ture OF ''Woman's Rights was a laugh
able affair, and a vast improvement on his
former effort on the Hill. The singing of
the Excelsior quartette, Messrs. Williams,
Sampson, Pascoe and Williams, proved a
feature Of the entertainment. Warwick
and Dell surprised the audience in their
song and dance, and were loudly encored.
Billy SIMPSONS makeup, in a sketch from
Uncle Toms Cabin, was perfect, and both
be and Rene Atkins filled their parts well.
Tom Trainor followed in a sailors horn
pipe, and proved that he was a graceful
dancer, and had thoroughly mastered the
most difficult steps. The performance con-
cluded with the laughable burlesque Of
Zone Night in a Medical College,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
A FIatterfnv Opinion.

Says the San Francisco Daily Exchange:
The Eureka SENTINEL has entered upon its
ninth year, and we are glad to learn thar it
is in a prosperous condition. This shows
the opinion the Eurekans have Of it. The
Exchanges opinion is shown nearly every
day in the form OF valuable mining news
aud bright and timely editorial comment
clipped from the SEsTrSEL's columns. The
SENTINEL has our best wishes for its con-
tinued prosperity. Would that there were,
In mining towns, more Journals like I'll
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
COAsT CULLINGs.
News Notes Cleaned from Various

SOtECt<s
The Bodie Union has suspended.
Sixty-four deaths in San Francisco last
week,
The Sacramento Free Library has 1,667
members.
The solid men Of Leadville approve az
the work of the vigilantes.
The Authors Carnival, in San Francisco.
cleared s24,404 So above all expenses.
The miners Of Leadville are advocating
the adoption of the eight-hour system.
Sixteen miles of the Cheyenne and North
Park wagon road have been built. Work
has been suspended until April LIST.
In digging a celler in Los Angeles re.
Gently, the workmen found about 60 pounds
of base bullion said to contain so per cent.
Of silver.
The Los Angeles Express says that 40
acres of land near that city recently sold
for $50 an acre. A few years ago a tract
adjoining was disposed Of by the same
party for $500 an acre. This transaction
shows a s~hrinkage Of 95 per cent. from
speculation prices.
Andreas Briswalter, Of Los Angeles, has
sold his orange crop at the rate of SIS per
tree. He estimates the crop at 1.500, 600
oranges. This aggregates the nice little
sun of 500, 500.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
The EpiscopaI sunday school.

Rev. Mr.. Crawford, Of the Episcopal
Church. some moths ago i~naugurated a
new custom, and has, at stated intervals,
invited ths scholars OF his Sunday School
TO assemble at the parsonage, where they
would be free from the restraints imposed
during school hours. and where they would
DO given an opportunity for social enjoy.
ment, and Of becoming better acquainted
with their pastor. The older scholars are
received upon certain evenings, and the
little folks have also time set apart. This
evening has been set aside for the reception
OF the older scholars. 1t is an excellent
idea, and one tina. proves beneficial to both
pastor aud scholars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
sAGEBRUsH SAMPLES.
Items of Interest CuIled from State
Exchanges.

Item of Interest Culled from state
Exchanges.
The "Tiger" has little show in Tusca-
rora.
A lumber yard and grocery store would
do well, and are badly needed in Como.
Virginia mining men say that there is
no doubt but what there is q bonanza in
Union.
A $50, 900 suit is now in progress at Car
son City. 1t is brought against. the Car
son and Lake Tahoe Lumber Company for
alleged false measuring.
The Eureka mine, Como, has been sold
to San Francisco capitalists for $50. 900.
half Of which must DO paid January !. 1880,
and the remainder in three Il six
months, in equal payments.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining Com
pany shipped December I'd bullion to the
value Of S5l ,e53 96, and ut the same time
the California company shipped SAT ,Os5 OF.
The 0phir company have a lot Of bullion
on hand, and will soon make another ship
ment.
To secure the subsidy OF 5000, 900 in
Lander county bonds, the Nevada Central
will have TO be completed by the 10th Of
February next. The rails are now laid
about a third Of the distance, and the conn
pany will rush things the rest of the dis
lance to have the cars running to Austin
on time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
rircn,eu.s Hall.

Richmond Hose Company No. Q has de-
oided to give a ball on the evening Of the
2ed. II would have been given on the 22d,
washlngton's birthday. but as that falls on
Sunday, IL was concluded to hold II on
Monday. A Committee. consisting Of VIII
liam Powell, j. j. Allen and George W.
Baily. have been appointed to mako the
necessary arrangements. The Richmonds
rank among the best of our fire companies,
are always to be relied upon In any emer-
gency, and our citizens will undoubtedly
extend a substantial recognition Of their
pagt seryices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
r. n.

Union, l5b 45ta Avs closed ans;
ophir, 20tb closed 20k 8: Sierra Nevada.
20 closed 2oss; Gould & Curry. 5hs;
MeSiean, lib closed i7hs; Savage. 6s;
nae 4 Norcross, rs; Alpha, I'd; Eureka
non, 2osa; Bullion, l70a; Imperial, sob;
rotosi, sb Sl0a; Utah, i0A b; Scorpion,
ssa; Crown Point. l90b l35a; 0verman,
rs ata; Choliar. Sd; Best 4 Beleher,
"sbl0Aa; Utah, i0Ab l0Aa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
A Mean Man.

We have heard Of many mean characters,
and have been brought in contact with
some contemplate specimens OF mankind,
but mont who were ever guilty Of such a
trick as that recently played upon the Rev.
Mr.. Kicker. A certain party subscribed IS
toward defraying the expense Of placing q
lamp on the Methodist Church, to guide
pedestrians In hat locality on dark nights,
then borrowed IS from the reverend gem
tleman, for q day or two" promising to
make good the $40 III that time, and then
left town. Peter viii not be Obliged to put
on his spectacles to keep that fellow out OK
Paradise. His countenaee viii ever be an
indication Of his character.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
PERSONALS.

Mr.. ]. II. Wilmington arrived from White
River yesterday.
Mrs. J. s. Capron, and Miss Hattie,
arrived home last evening.
Mr.. Ed. n. Robinson, Of the Albion Com
pany. arrived from San Francisco last
evening.
Miss Minnie Page, daughter Of Com
missioner Page, is stopping at the Jackson
House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
A Good

Says the Stock Report; The EUREKA
SENTINEL has entered upon its eighteen
volume, The SENTINEL is in every respect
n a the bost papers published IN Nevada.
II Il the organ OF the mudsili Democracy
~ Thai State, and has an eye-single to me
hest Interests OF the Great unwashed
branch OF the Democratic party IN Nevaaa;
put II is a good newspaper, regardless Oh
its strong tendency toward partlzanshiP'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
A Case Claiming the Attention OF
the MtnerS.

The San Francisco stock Exchange has
this sensible paragraph The case Of the
engineer who ran those men mp into the
sbeayes at the Union shaft, the other day,
"a one that the Miners Union would be
instiied in taking into their own hands, at
least 10 the extent of seeing that he should
not escape, through the carelessness OF
public officials, the punishment due him
Tor his crime. "Momentary absent-mind-
edness." as the whitewashing Coroner's jury
called It, is, under such circumstances. a
crime for which the perpetrator should be
made to suffer the pains Of the p~enitenaary'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10

rrom The Territorial E%atsrprise' "
slves Va pleasure to say that lhe hasss'
ssvrtsur. has roaohsd another milestone
shs siShteanth and the ninth year--ol nS
~inn,nslistio existence. II Is no hatsery "
!sv Ina. the SENTINEL 10 bright, new'y
s~bly.edised and fair dealing newsPape'' and
Il SQUARE up to tho events Of the times, o soa
richiy deserves the large degree OF p'o'
perity which to-day marks Its career
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
weather Predictions.

Western astronomer, who has gained
some celebrity as q weather calculator, in
formed the public that October would be
quite warm and uhowery; November a con-
glomerate mixture; December like Novem-
Der, 'only more so'-warm, wet, disagree
able, with short cold snaps; January, 1880,
warm, wet, muddy, with some cold
weather; February, considerable rain and
snow; March, ehangeable, rather wet, and
moderately cold. Whether these predie-
tions, which were made for the Mississippi
valley, will be fulfilled on this coast re-
mains to be seen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10

International Hotel-Mrs. Lisenby and
No children. Phoebe; Thomas Delay. c.
Fro.ason, Raby Hill; II. M. Levy, San
rp'shaie'seo; A.. NJ. Stone, Vermont, E. N.
hopinson. H. s. Thomas.
NILSSON saaKson H~ouse-James Hayes, j. n.
wilmington, Andrew Lee, Hamilton: Mel.
ooa onderkirk, wife and family, Box
rage, Fish Creek.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
Nevada Assessments.
varins tho present month Assessments
~. s.i % paid on mines in the different coun.
,las, % follows
The Dancing Match.

41e dancing match between Roo. Gath.
~ aaa oilbert will take place at Eureka
cs an On Saturday evening. Roe will dance
aos,"ar. hrst, putting mp q silver cup
dssast tne latter's $40. Cathcart will then
ann, hilbert for a purse Of $50. Other
h aasements will follow. among which will
IL 'o1ss by the Eureka Glee Club, and
vho leap for Lite" by Al. Cheveraux,
'"' leap from the gallery 10 ths stage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10

The Phoebe Record makes this reference
to Hillside affairs The furnace, which
started up on the 21st Of October, was run
down, for want OF coal, on the LIST Of De-
cember, having turned ont during that
time bullion in large quantities and work
ing through a large amount Of ore. By the
time the furnace will be ready to start up,
on the goth, it is expected that in the in
terval coal will come in sufficient quantities,
and with the amount that will continue to
come in daily, the furnace will be able to
run from 100 TO $50 DAYS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
p-oe scott's sOirecs.

The soirees given by Prof. scott nave
nroven 80 pleasant and popular that he has
determined to continue them weekly, ana
another will be given at the hicnmena
House on saturday evening, The proles.
sor, in a couple Of weeks, will nave psssuf
facilities for accommodating ms patronn s,
as he will be in possession OF a large pu'iu'
ing nv that time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
The best way.

There is no surer way of securing what
you may need than by advertising. This
has been proved the past few days, during
which several families secured good help,
and several girls good places, by a simple
notice in the SENTINEL. There are one or
two good places still open for the right
kind OF help.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
Toys for the HOLIDAYS.

Davidson, at the Postofice, received yes
terday from New York a magnificent as
sortment of toys for the children, embrac-
Of dolls is very large, the prices ranging
anything in the above line should not fail
10 give him q call. Y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10

Mr.. J. II. Michel, we learn, Is Ill In San
Francisco. lie went to the Bay about two
weeks ago to secure a stock Of cigars, to-
bacco, fancy articles, etc., and had finished
aud shipped bis purchases when taken
siok. His goods are arriving daily, and he
has never had a better stock than the pres
ent one promises to be.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10

The well-known specialist. has arrived In
this city, and can now be consulted at the Par
ker House, rooms IS and Ia. Sufferers from
chronic and special diseases, and those whose
ills have been aggravated by the inJualeious
treatment OF pretenders and soi-disant physi-
clans, will And 1t to their advantage TO call on
him. Consultations In Engiish. German
French, Spanish. italian. etc, once hours
from 10 A. NJ. 10 1 p. NJ, and frsIn . 70 p. NJ
s,,ua.ys. from 10 A. N. 10 p. N. only. Consul.
tatinns free of charge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10

A. lawyer once asked a judge to charge the
;urv that at is better that ninety-and-
nine guilty men should escape than one
innocent man should be punished
yes" said tn. Judge. II will give that
charge, but in the opinion OF the court the
ninety-and-nine guilty men have already
seaped in this country
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10

10 successor to Mr.. Phelps has as yet
been selected, and a month will probably
elapse before the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
Church will be filed. There are several
applicants for the place, but the Trustees
do not propose to be in any hurry, and in
tend to secure the ablest man possible.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
A Newsy Paper.

The Belmont Courier says; The Eureka
DAILY SENTINEL has entered upon It's
eighteenth volume. 1t is one of the newsi-
est of our exchanges, and is advertising
columns show that ii is Furnishing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
SDtlpe.

If you have a fns or complicated watt.- or
eIoek A music box, an automaton singing bird,
or sny other delicate snd intricate piece Of
n.s,laaisla needing repsirs. 20 10
on,ouomeser, watch sad eluesiashsr. ons door
no.sS ~ si.yess d Franklin. Main s~traet,
All work warranted 70 sise Perises satistso'
ton or positivaly NO charge Va
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
Nick.uackS.

great variety of Backing, Blacking-brushes,
Wisp Brooms, Packing Irvine. Toilet and Cas-
tile Soaps, Florida Water, Toilet and Pocket
Combs, Linen Thread, Sleeve Holders, and ar.
ticles too numerous to mention, at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
Comstock Miners as Railroad Bald.

On Saturday last thirty three miners left
the Comstock, under agreement to work on
the Battle Mountain and Austin Railroad.
We construe this to mean that work IN the
Comstoek mines is unusually scarce.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10

We accept Major Dennis apology n'
says, next to the Times-hevie" e..
r,srL is the best paper published IN in.
arm Nevada. The Majors hoas"
crsases with his age and baldhess'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
s.auar saminx Machines.

W. p. HASKELL hiss been appointed agent
-. .,s celehr..ed Singer Sewing Machines for
rnrehs county. A large invoice OF machines
and axtures has just arrived. These are the
only geuuine Singer Machines now offered for
saia In This market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
Gloves.

This best and most durable Buck Gloves,
Gaunts and Mittans, Dog.skin and combination
goods, at the GOLDEN RUIZ STORE, the
most relisble house in Eastern Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION. EVERYBODY!
Gents, Furnishing Goods.

White Shirts, Cashmere Shirts, Double
breasted Navy-blue Shirts, Socks, suspenders,
Paper and Linen Collars, Handkerchiefs, Neck
ties. Scarfs, ETC., at the GOLDEN RULE STORE,
a few doors south of the international Hotel
Main street.