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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03
FLUE Dust.



Eight divorce cases have been tried since
February LIST.
Work has been commenced on several
new buildings.
By actual count, eighty families lost
| their all in the fire.
The receipts from licenses for April will
! be fully ST 500 less than usual.
Forty-nine mining locations rave been
recorded during the present year.
Jim Ashley has developed into a full
1edged ladies' man, and now quotes Byron
glibly.
Four car loads of heavy ore wagons,
consigned to Mr.. Everts, are standing at
the station.
Mr.. Reub Egleston has contributed $50
to the relief fund, and until now has re-
ceived no credit.
Since January LIST the papers in sixty
eight civil suits have bean filed in the
County Clerks Office.
McDermott & Smith have finished the
work of repairing the hooks and ladders
injured during the fire.
DR.. Chamblin has leased DIR. Schneider
the lot on which their drug store formerly
stood for a period of three years.
The walls of the Masonic Hall were being
removed yesterday, and the work OF re-
building will soon be commenced.
A case was set for hearing in the District
Court to-day, but will necessarily be post
poned, as the Courtroom is filled with
provisions.
Thirty families at present have but tenn
porary shelter. Let the Relief Committee
expend the balance in their hands in pur-
chasing lumber.
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Remember Tonight.

Tonight Ed. Dean will throw open his
doors, and be prepared once more to re-
ceive old friends and customers. He will
set a lunch large enough to feed the entire
male portion of the town. and varied and
dainty enough to satisfy the appetite of an
epicure. No more generous-hearted man
than Ed. lives in this community, and as
he was a heavy loser by the fire, the boys
should turn out in force and give him a
rousiug send-off.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03
The y Shirt.

Mr.. Davidson, the new proprietor Of the
White House Clothing Emporium, proves
in the beginning Of his career in Eureka
that he is a thorough business man, and
one who knows that the best way to secure
customers is to tell the public what he has
for sale, and he does this in no uncertain
manner in to-day's SENT1SEL. A state
ment Of his intention and of the goods he
has on hand. will be found in u adver-
Using columns, and it should be read by
every one who proposes TO purchase any
thing in the clothing or furnishing line.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03
sulriyan's relations.

Postmaster Smith received a telegram
from Enfield, Mass, yesterday, asking il
Sullivan was from that place. 1t was
given in the testimony that he was from
Lowell, but this may have been a mistake,
and it is more than probable that he was
the party for whom inquiry was made.
The Postmaster telegraphed the points in
the testimony that threw any light as to
his birth place, age, etc.
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a "A r d

Ia ~
EDITOR SENTINEL, OR ANY OTHER
IL MAN: The prisoner, Charles Ennis, who
is charged with stage robbery, is not a relative
of J. T.. ENNIS, of the Little Store Around the
Corner, the assertions of jealous rivals to the
contrary Notwithstanding, for our Ennis is
more addicted to giving than taking for proof
of which, read the following:
Ennis sells ~ dozen Eggs for 81.
Ennis sells six cans of Oysters for 81.
Ennis sells four cans of Tomatoes for 81.
Ennis sells five pounds of canned Lard for Il.
Ennis sells three cans of table Fruit for 81.
Ennis sells 6h pounds of Sugar for 81.
Ennis sells six pounds of Rice for 81.
Ennis sells the best California Butter for 75c
Ennis sell the best sugar-cured Hams at tic
per pound.
Ennis sells the best Breakfast Bacon at iec
per pound.
Ennis sells more Vegetables for 81 than any
one in town.
Can any of our high priced, high-pressure
long-eredit merchants do as we'll? If you are
not satisfied, af err reading the above, that it
don't run in cur family to nip, call at the
Little Store Around the Corner for further
proof and prices of other articles not here
enumerated.
Youl,. for the right, Ut. ENNIS.
Eureka. May /, 1879. my2-tf
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r n. n.

Ophir, 3Ss, 3Sks, 49, 8; Mexican. 37as;
Union, Tab. 74sa: Belcher. Ca b; Sierra
Nevada, 52hs, 52s; Excheqner, So b.;
Grown Point, 5hb. 5xa; Hale & Nor
cross, 12lsb, 12aa: Con. Virginia, cab.
6ha; Alta, 6hb, asa; Imperial, 14Ocb,
1i5ca; Best 4 Belcher. 16 hb, liza; Savage,
10ssb; Julia, 3s0cb, 390ca; Gould h Curry,
9hb, 9ssa; Eureka Con-, lisa; Potosi,
390ca; Benton. 415s; Confidence. 15a; Utah,
15hb, 16a; Yellow jacket, 16ab Tia;
Challenge, az b; Kentuck. 470cb; Ophir,
9sks, sos; Crown Point. Sis. 5k b; Union.
4kb, 75a; Caledonia, 185cb; Yellow
Jacket, 1915; Bullion, 5bb; Ophir, sob.
80 IA; Mexican, 37Ab b, 38a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03
A GOOD RECORD.
Progress and Department. In N
Public school.

We paid our weekly visit to the public
school yesterday. and spent q short time
in the different departments. The usual
review of the weeks studies was being
held in each room, and the teachers ex-
pressed their satisfaction at the progress
made thus far. They have good reason to
feel gratified, for the school certainly has
advanced rapidly, both in studies and de-
pertinent, since the present term opened.
The conduct Ct the scholars has shown a
marked improvement Of late. A broken
switch on the table Of one Of the teachers,
and q rattan on that Of another, suggested
quito forcibly the manner in which this
desirable end had been accomplished.
The fire scarcely affected the attendance
in Mr.. S~canland's, Mrs. Atwood's or Mrs.
Wendell's rooms. but in Miss Hardy's it
reduced it almost one-third. The rolls Of
honor, which contain the names Of those
whose good conduct was especially notice
able during the week, continue to increase
in length, and for the week just ended are
as follows
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Cool

Ennis, Sullivan's companion. is un-
doubleday a tough customer. He mani
tests no concern at his present position,
and officer Simpson says that when cap
tured his first words, spoken in a non
chalant manner were, swell, Sims, !
reckon this ride has cost me Is years"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03

On account Of the absence OF Mr..
Cazaux, the trial Of the cattle cases at
Hamilton has been postponed until the
9th OF the present month. The indict-
ment against Sherman was dismissed, and
the bail of Crawford. Hardy and Campbell
Jail in default.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03
Information wanted.

A correspondent wants to know what
uniform the English militia wear when on
parade. Never having seen them, we give
1t up. Won't some ''blarsted Britlsher'
send US the necessary information?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03

A collector OF old coins in Boston has
sent us q list Of coins which he desires to
purchase. Any of our readers who may
have any such they wish to sell, can see the
list upon application to the SESTINEL's
local.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03

Picked Up During = Days Tramp
Ar0um0 Town.

Picked Up During = Days Tramp
Around Town.
Hiram johnson Is once more underway.
Steler offers some rare bargains in jew
elry.
Bargains, in damaged goods, at L. Ban
ner's.
The Eureka Steam Laundry is an i'm
mense success.
The Narrow Gauge saloon is a broad
gauge in all bat name.
The best Of imported and Domestic
cigars at J. II. Michels.
Miners should examine Doutrick's &
Cos s'boss" overalls.
Maclaren & Macdonald will open a new
assortment Of dress goods to-day.
Bart Ashim is DESTROYS of getting rid Of
his stock, and will sell at any price.
Remington received o number Of the
Pent steam valves yesterday. They are
said to be the best ever invented.
Berwin, Of the White House clothing
store, requests those indebted to him to
walk up and settle.
Dunkel 4 Co. are not exactly giving
laces and embroideries away, but are sell
ing them at as~tonishingly low prices.
II energy will bring wealth, Ennis, Of
the s.Littls Store Around the Corner"
will die a millionaire.
"Qnick sales and small profits" is Meyers
& Franklin's motto, and 1t proves q profit
able one to them.
Jake Coin is selling his damaged goods
at whatever they will bring. at Wethered's
cellar, back Of the Court-house.
Ladies, misses and children's ready
made suits and underwear at lower prices
than ever at the New York store.
Ennis received ITO boxes Of the finest
strawberries we have yet seen in the market
by express last evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03
Republican Nominations la vir-
: gina City.

The Republican City Convention Of vir-
ginia nominated the following ticket
For Mayor, Captain John s. Young; Chief
of Police, Nelson Allen; Tax Collector,
Thomas Wayne; City Attorney, II. A. Gas
ton; City Treasurer, George A. King: As
sesor. George W. Robinson. The follow
ing Aldermen we're nominated; First Ward,
Thomas H. Rooney, second Ward, James
Orndorff; Third Ward, Thomas Keig;
Fourth Ward, John Barclay.
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O TO LET

OEvERAL LARGE M COMFORTABLE
- Rooms, in suits or single, can be had by
inquiring of JAMES A. DENTON.
At the Consolidated Boarding House, North
Main street.
Eureka, December 10, 1877 OIL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03

The trial OF Michael Kearney, for the
murder Of Otto Scholl, at Ward, in Octo-
Der last, took place at Hamilton this week,
and he was acquitted. Judge Bishop and
r. NJ. Beatty, Esq, defended him.
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Richmond Bullion.

The Richmond Company shipped this
morning. by Wells, Fargo 4 Co., 10 bars
Of bullion, valued at SIS, GOA 81.
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TO r Il N T

A BUSINESS HOUSE ON SOUTH
IA Main street is for rent. at reason EssE
able terms. Inquire Of 4sAsA
J. H. ANDERSON, or J. s. wHITToN.
Eureka, April 2G, 1879. ap27-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03

Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
: OAR Of bullion. valued At 81 sos 81.
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Parker House,. b. Wells and G. B..
Beachmer. Rochester, New York, b. Corke,
Ban Francisco.
Jackson House,. q. Ceril, H. G. Wood
and H.. B.. Nichols, Norfolk, Virginia.
Turner House-G. Rosser, Mr.. Hogden,
). Day, g. e. Brary and G. Z. Kent, city.
proposed Anti.s.hlnese Convention.
A correspondent Of the SENTINEL, after
enumerating the disadvantages encount-
cred by white men In competing with
Chinese labor. and The i~mprobability OF
obtaining relief through the National Gov
eminent. makes the following sensible
suggestion
Failing to obtain any relief or hope in
tho future, through national or State gov
ernments, 1t seems at least proper to u q
gest . convention Of the representatives Of
the Pacific Coast anti Chinese societies,
and the month Of June, and Sacramento,
california, Is the proper time and place for
such convention. The people OF the coast
are respectfully asked to respond with their
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e for Postage.

Letters addressed to the following par
ties are held at the Postofice for postage
W. M. Taylor, Lamparas, Texas.
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a GA r d

Vvo THE EDITOR OF THE sENTNEL-A
i report. the intention of which Is to injure
me in my business, has been circulated in this
town by irresponsible parties. 1t is reported
that l am charging 81 a meal at my restaurant,
under the Parker House. l take this means of
informing the public that I have never charged
more than 30 cents q meal since commencing
business. MRS. NICK MILLICH.
Eureka. April II. 1879. ap22tf
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MOHNINt bOAhD.
ON opbir-3s 37a 3sh 38A SO
io5 Mexican 37A 37h
go Gould 4 Curry-9st
s Best & Belcher-16s
e9O California u 7b10 Ga
100 ~Savage-10]
900 Con. Virginia 6@ Ga
50 Chollar-6
oSO Potosi-390c $500
200 Gould & Curry-9a
75 Hale Il Norcross-l24 1917 12k
ak Crown POINTS, 81
1s0 Yellow Jacket-16's
loo Con. virginia-6ss
5000 Imperial-140c
$50 Alpha-19 18k
100 Chollar-6
900 Belcher-6h 6ss
az C~oufdence-15 14l
leo Sierra Nevada-52 52s5 524 SIX
90 Utah-16 154
90 Bullion--5k
go tExchequer-5ss 81
200 Overman-9b
100 ~Justice-3S0c
400 Succor-30c 35c
3s5 Union-74 74sl0 74s5 TAI
200 Alta-6h Gu b3 6k
400 Lady Bryan-70c Csc
900 Belcher- 81 b5 Ga
$40 Julia-3A $3.50 390c
500 BALTIMORE
so Caledonia-195c
$50 Silver Hill--14 1900
so Mexican -37A 37h
20 Gould & ~Curry-9t
80 Utah-l6
ITO Ophir-3S
40 California;
$50 Beicber-6ss
$50 New York-65c
100 Woodville-25c
200 Andes-35c
1000 Wells-Fargo : DC
$50 Ward-110c
As Scorpion--24 230c
100 L~eviathan---65c
so N. Con. virginia-11is IL
$50 Benton-4I0c 4 Also
$50 Fowery-70c
1855 N. Bonanza--110c 115c
430 M~ackey-170c 160c
20 N. yiew-7
EVENING BOARD.
80 Raymond Il Ely-3A
65 Eureka Con.-l7k Is
40 Leopard-1ia 1859 I4oc
100 H~ussey-l5c
20 Manhattan-2h
IS Grand Prize--3ik
As Internationally
200 Argenta-1A
80 N~avajo--20c
1850 Tuscarora--10c l5c
800 Highbridge-25c
IT'S Day-40c
$50 Hillside-2k
100 Paradise--1k
200 Albion-40c
2i5 Bodie--9s 9b
sos Becbtel-l05c l10c
800 McClinton Il Csc
40 T~ioea-195c 1900
800 Red Ccoud-65c
1875 Summit
40 Bulwer-124 12%
1880 Belvidere-110c
so Ch~ampion-15c
345 Blackhawk-2lOc else
200 Goodshaw-25c
600 South Bodie-40c
$50 Booker-45c
900 Mono-360c 370c
100 Creosus-10c
200 Con. Pacifc-2A 230c
so McCllnton-1
260 Dudley-40e 35c 30c
20 Jackson -6b
$50 South Bulwer-65c
$50 Jupiter--60c
700 Martin White--54 6
20 Leeds-70c
2l5 Silver Kings
$50 Noonday-24 230c
400 Golden Terra-l0 10is IL
2S5 Caledopis, b. H.-24 2lOc
1900 Belle Isle-35c
100 Star-50c
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
BOARDING HOUSE
o r SALE.

A BOARDING HOUSE. SITUATED
in Ruby Hill, containing . good kitch- Enk
has . fine dining-room and ten bedrooms. with
beds and bedding. and hog pens and cellars
convenient to the house. and situated near the
Consolidated mine. For particulars apply to
JOE VERY.
Eureka, April %, 1879. ap29-tf
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COLLEEN Gate -four. just to hand. at FRANK
X co.'s.
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HOURS.

The ONCE is open on week days from .
III A. N. 10 4:3O p. NJ, and from 6 to
= o'clock in the evening;
! pegistry and Money Order business closes At
srs,o.d mails close At $50 P. n.
ON UNDAY
~. o1ce ia open from IL NJ. to l P. N.
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FOR SALE

A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE e.
IA on Spring Street. containing i've HE5d
rooms and q good cellar. Lot rs by 100sn
feet. The property will be sold very cheap.
Apply to JOSEPH WINZELL. or
K. h. DODGE Il CO.
Eureka, April %, 1879. ap29-tf
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sr run EUREKA n rALrsADx
Arrivals Last Night.
Phoebe, Hamilton ana Eurcka Lime.


wells, Fargo d Cos Letter List.
The following letters were received at Wells,
delivered
Philip D doss Josephine Dominruoz
q Brafgo
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a Ga r D.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO THANK
L the Home Mutual Insurance Company,
J. A. Brumsey, General Agent, and Samuel
Cooper, Resident Agent. for the prompt and
satisfactory adjustment and immediate pay
ment of their respective claims against said
Company.
CHAS. d. STUART h CO.,
HIRAM CROMWELL,
]. H. MICHEL,
CASSIMIRE PROVOST,
MAGGINI BROS,
JOHN S. CAPRON,
A. DUMAS,
LUCINDA KNIGHT,
M. A.. ASHIM.
W. B. HARRUB,
MRS. A. BENEDICT.
Eureka, April %, 1879. sp30-1m
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Ranch Butter.
Flour.

Gilt-edged California ranch butt II, yer,
choice, at FRANK DoUTRICK & cos.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Spring styles.

By express. this day. a splendid line Of
spring styles of gentlemen's neck wear, all the
late nobby styles at a very low figure. Call
and see them. No trouble 20 show goods, at
the Gents Quitting Headquarters Of FRANK
DOUTRICK & co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03

Call and get n pair of Doutrick's patent Boss
overalls. the best in use, at the Headquarters
FRANK DOUTRICK l. co.
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FOR SALE,

A DOUBLE HOUSE. ON o HILL, ADJ
"A joining the Presbyterian Church. One
contains three and the other two rooms. Good
cellar and water on the premises. Apply to
the undersigned on the premises.
MRS. C. NORRIS.
Eureka, April 81, 1879. ap22tf
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

A DWELLING HOUSE, ON NOE HILL,
IA containing parlors, ~dining-room, three
bedrooms, three closets, kitchen, and store.
cellar underneath, completely furnished fol
housekeeping. Immediate possession given
Apply at my office.
CRITTENDEN THORNTON.
Eureka, April q, 1879. ap22tf
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Hats.

Will arrive in a few days, q large stock of
spring styles of hats. Gentlemen in need Of a
new tile, will do well to wait till the new stock
arrives. FRANK DOUTRICK & CO..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-03

DILLHEADS. LETrERHEADs,
ID and Cards. printed at the s~sTINEL Once
1t reduced prices
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Just received, one hundred dozen diamond
toe Shaker socks, best quality. at 81 per dozen
six pair. 81; three pair, 81 cents. at the Head
quarters. FRANK DOUTRICK l. co.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-27

Be It p acted ~ tie Legislative Assembly e
ArtzylA Territory
sDCT1uN I. / EG-ll ln IA FOL frr. I'D tho
risht POSER aud auiLoTts r her ~ D. ant. d
t"r the EyiiCi q. ia Lty ,CaTE, MN b. E-st
day Of f'bTILrE l-sg. e. The htigU'a ii",rlrp
rrcni Con p-Hy-a or ration or..n!Z'd a. a
eIis ins Under and - virtue 4 lie ass Of tie
Territory %! HrE mad l., IT, as ms. to
give iublic IGttes!.s- At which, q by me Is
Of Viii b none. may ~laWfuI,y tg is uE.T Of
ty chance, anything In d. laHs q. thi- 1 r
TItory 10 the contra OtNIthst.usiag. It.
SIC , The Governor Of m. Ter tory 4
Arizona. aud hi successor in uiNCr. an : Ia lie
event OF 'hc 2hs"Icr, cif gUalHrU,t Oh . Ge4 IA
81 the tCyeinuT-hi- ivAH gItsg tue 10 he
10y a. ioiutriA urr o. up Mt q
tie crAWinI or G.stT.hu;! = a.. s;.i lgUo e.
aud zach u tLcu. ,n4 C,rug 10 Tie correct
ut-- tu..cnf cI.
SIC. 5 Al l%o'ier1ea drawn Il Ger the r.
vision O! this ACJ. ss1l b. ERIN ~ ; O. Z,
rU0lr plsce. to De aU.iVrz'ca ly the gommi.-
stuEcr b'tWtew a." EyE o. 4 tea u.,!orE 81. ~ ,
aud ave u.cIecE y Ia. amt ii = manner to by
APP rOEsG by IL" 'uIuG..Es.Du,r.
SICTIuSs 2 std 4 provide Tor tie c.l,c.: u
of IN pr cent fr'In al Ifiz =. ana IL. lay
u"nt - the same INTO the D-..tyI all S-LuOl
fa.ds
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DISSOLUTION CT PA TNERSrIp.
NOTICEIs UEHTB. GTYHN TIiHT
~ thu co Is-tLeF-Lip "s.Ts Tg % ;rccT IA
undCrEigTrd ULGHT 'uC u3us 4iu ~ ca EIb
b,ttr 4 JABFC dong bH-i'r.- ~ the iuvu Il
EIfo. M CoUi y, : ESEds. Irs l'-u the isy
dissolved by WI ual rfE.,Lt .lu bl.s 0. -
will hereafter be conducted iy John HibJ'ti-,
and sIiJ John HIlhetis. is to ray ali the debts
Of the late hrm, and collect all dch;s aud de.
mBnds due said firm.
JOHN HIBUETTS,
WAiTER CHA, y.
Dated Elko. March 10. 1879. m2olm
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-27
Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLoR ORGANS.

These remarkable instruments poaaess e.pae
ities Tor musical Effects and sNpre.AIons nrv,1
ori"re attained. adapted for Amateur AID Pro-
Ie,sfpnAi. aud snornAnlsnt Ia any parloF. kx.
Gel tn quality OF Tom, IhSrou1N
Workmanship, Elegant D..Ikns ~
Ftnish, aud wonderful variety OF their coaa-
binAtton stops. livery instrument fully var
rAhted Tor SI years a. strictly nrut-elAAs In
every resPect. and a. . guf rantse th.y are
shipped on rum Ave Ia niteen days tee. trial.
money refunded aud freight charges paid both
ways by me II they are ui!srcpressEisd or N
any way prove unsatisfactory. no Eneh on.r
ms ever been made F-Ware of imitAiiohs.
AH"hts Nauisi, but where ! lave nu4c. larss
fiseoCnfs male to Introduce In mes localities.
send i"- Illustrated a 'NFNTIsEG cortsin uE
long Hats Of trsituuuia's fra we'll Known per-
NphS. some OF whom you may know, clsy sih. q
bF NtAfr-. With FN-t-u'Lees annexed. that AL
nav inqiirr direct 81 ta,gu. address, DANIEL,
y ENTITY. "Ashii ton. NeR JerseF.
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PARA - - c'rlrc
49, - -.---sINEsJ,
4 or Srv1pA.,

IrAT" OF SuvgpA.l
,u.u:y % l.Ep.
IN Ii,Trs.CT CDT''T' "FTuH
| s'ysu'h iu"kIl i-'Ir' i. 'hr inat er 81
a." >, iC''Inu - EdErr yriIIp-. 81 { siv.nt
t"l5"r rr III diseh4 e. iru.E uIs debts I'D
.Ittiltr-
iuL a. Ill e rii'Drs { sd i'.rl''ntd DEBTOR
You 'i'i '.rh 4 go Hr- h-r-bv Ioiih"H ihGi .
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~ in-sl'"nl d"b'"r. sill h- h.id At the Court
ON. III NO. UNsla. On H. 18TH day 81 May
1879. at ~" hour Of 10 o'.iaCt y. 10. o. .ati dsy,
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.;"utt, At hsrHba-E, tho U',irct 90 yHicn meet
irE viii De. ihrI Ill & 'i'Ic 100 how cause. it.ny
sou "T any uI N"u have. My tho prsyrr II I'D
. solvent l. Do; Esrut q, III a..HErru'ri Of his
n.i'tc m"au ana a. bC dbch1I'"d frru Li-
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IA vi'-uss wlg-..f !. q ,. Urorn. tho
t.fyi ul sail court. have her, unto
seal sfus had ars aHJ.l the $'Al IL
"a blsi De-. fm"rt. - 'Giso in
no. .sgaG, tins TIE 5h day u
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-27

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