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Ex. Universelle,
PARIS, 1878.
Centennial Exposition,
PiiILA.. 1875.
Grand CrOWning Triumph
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dhOnneNr.

Together with a special certificate OF merit to
Jacob Gross Superintendent Of the Stieh Facto-
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The Stief" combines every quality necessa-
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itv and artistic finish. this Piauo has justly earned
a world wide reputation.
SECONDHAND PIANOS OF all makers con
stautly in stock at from SIS 60 $500.
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A deaf gentleman of Washington has
invented 40 instrument he calls Audiphene, by
which deaf persons can hear pefectly. 1t is
made Of vucanized rubber. and is placed
against the teeth. thus communicating sound
10 the auditory nerve.
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News and Times ~Dout winchester.

From The Ners
Mr.. n. Kohn has purchased from Mr..
Eiehelberser the property on Main street oc-
cupied by A. II. Miller. for Si750 cash. II
IS regarded as very cheap property. Mr.. kobn
will ref, it handsomely aud occupy it himself.
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RADICAL. CURE
For CAT ARRH

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THE hcncat derive from lis daily use Is to me IA
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T hrs curcd me after twelve years Of uninterrupted
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7 FOLLOWED the directions to the letter and ara hap
ny TO Gzre gaS aarprn,n m esiS Iowa
I HAVE rccom9cndcd / to cutie = number Of my
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vsi. TOW *. - lIsE ST, sr LouIs.
FTEE r.ipg two hotties nnd myself perraaGently
= cured. J haya since re.oa.mcLded over one
''''''-' Nm. ". ARMSTRONG.
l59 HAGzGsON AVE-, BosToS.
WE have sold sAxroEp's RADICAL Cuss for nearly
,d5 o 1sr 1s p.1osra:Ion ,at rave sach universal
satisfaction. wc have yet to learn OF the hfst COM
''"''''' s. y. BALDWIN & CO. wAsHrSorc.. ISD.
THE cure effected Nmy case ly SANroED's RADICAL
CURE ,.ss 20 ~ ufaTknhl- ti4at 10 seemed 10 tho-
who ht suffered without relief from any az the sal
renlcd,s thrf DO Coait not be true therefore mahe
affidavit 1t nc;orc seth ). thomas, ESQ. justice Of
CEo.GE y DISsMogE. DErGotsT. DosToS.
Each naelarc Of sA~ForD's I,nlcAL CuRv contains
l)r SIlirrts Improved lAll.lis 1uru and fu dir G
lions Tor its To l cases. Price, s. co. fol sale y
an whOlrsaic iud retail druggists and dcnlr-s through
ont thc United states and CVnadas. WEEKS & lDl-
ii.. General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Los
ton Mass.
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CODA WATER Having just erected new
y Arctic Soda Fountain, we are prepared TO
serve customers. All ana the best o, SyTHPS
fresb. LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
NAY 81, 1879.
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COLLINS ca
InITAIG PLASTER

An ectro-CaIv.nic Battery combined with
highly Mcdicstel strengthening PlOster,
orminy tho best -Slastcr far pains and aches
n the World CT Medicine.
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Virginia Soap Works.

JNHE undersigned having established in the SUI
burbs of Charlestown, Jefferson County,
West Virginia,
The Virginia soap Works
is now man ifacturing HARD AND SOFT
SOAPS, and arc ready to ill orders Of Merchants
and Dealers and Consumers generally.
l propose = run a wagon into Charlesto"n
every Monday morning to retail Soft Soap at ten
cents gallon.
1sf'-l will pay the highest price in Cash or
trade for ifall0w or Lard.
July Il, lS79-ly. JOHN SuEI TER.
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4 T-0EETN SWELLING.
THEY ARE THE BEST.
Price. 25 Cents.

De careful 20 call for COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER
lrst you get solie worthless Imitation sold by ell
Wholesale and Retail nrug-sir throughout the United
States ami Cansdls and by WEEKS & POTTER Pro-
pret0rs, Boston. N.f..
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gers, ana LXteusiUn Top opTIHg " dGVH'
and Market Wagons.
Having been doing business more than twelve
wears. aud working for Wells j. Hawks before the
war, and having now in my employ Mr.. Wm. a.
Davis and Thomas Ryan, Hawks old reliable
Painter and Woodw0rker, | cal give satisfaction
TO all who may fryor tue with a call. All New
Work built by me warranted for twelve months.
REPAIRING done In the best manner and at
short notice, end with the best material.
Oct. 20, ls7S-Y JOHN E. HILBERT.
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TAX NOTICE.

Tf'AXES for 1875 are over due and must be set
tied this month to enable me to meet the ex-
penses Of the State aDd county. All persons IN
debted Tor Taxes fer the wears s77 and 1873, are
requested 20 settle for both or before the
2Oth Of March, 1879, or the bills will be levied
and property sold after that date.
J. c. WILTSHIRE. d. :, is instruc,cd to exc
cute the above notice withia the corporate limits
of Char lcsiown.
EUGENE BAKER,
March %, ls79-tf. Sheriff.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
Arrested for Burglary.

On Tuesday night the restaurant of Nm.
Zanow, on Main street, was entered by
burglars, and a sack Of potatoes, a piece Of
mutton, and q basket OF eggs carried off.
Unfortunately for the thieves the sack con-
tanning the potatoes also contained a hole,
and as a consequence potatoes were scat
tered in profnsion from the restaurant to
the den OF the thieves, which proved to be
a cabin owned by Ed. Skiilman, in the rear
Of ]. =. Whitton's residence. A strict
watch was kept on the cabin by the officers
all day Wednesday, and late at night
a descent was made, and three men, named
Charles Slaglee, John German and W. II.
Lewis. were arrested. and lodged in the
County Jail. The articles stolen were all
found in the cabin. German will have a
preliminary hearing before Justice Cromer
to-day, and Slaglee aud Lewis on Tuesday
at / o'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
A Disnppointca Aspiramt.

The Reno Gazette is responsible for the
following Harry johnson, the full-grown
cliernb who sits up aloft IN J. c. Hager-
mans delivery wagon, was sorely disap-
pointed when his employer Withdrew from
the gubernatorial fight. johnson had pri-
vately made up his mind that when Mt.
Hagerman retired from the store to become
Governor, he himself would retire from
the wagon and become private secretary.
He approached Mr.. Hagerman on the sub
ject. That gentleman astonished Johnson
by expressing doubts Of his ability.
I'D make the best old private secretary
you ever see" protested Johnson.
Suppose" argued Mr.. Hagerman.
suppose that should be away, and the
Secretary of the Treasury should telegraph
from Washington to know what the income
Of the State was from all sources, what
would you do p
81 telegraph him that I didn't know, and
sign your name to it,"
Johnson's fate was sealed, and he is still
on the wagon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24

have to pay freight and ship his hogs to
Sacramento and then back to Reno. Elk
postulations proved in vain, and making q
virtue Of necessity, the hogs were shipped.
When they arrived at Reno the animals
were taken of the cars by q railroad I'M
ploye and given water. The drover thought
this an opportunity to save the company
expense and himself any further loss which
the journey would entail, and said be
would take possession. "And what do you
think" demanded Dave, warming up with
the subject, .1T be id If they didn't
load up those hogs and take them to Sacra-
mentO." Laughter.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Baily's re-
marks, the Chairman said he thought Inc
meeting was losing sight Of the main ques-
ton.
Mr.. George Baker was in favor Of send
ing TO Carson for a copy OF the incorpora-
ton bill drawn by our delegation, and of
making such changes and additions as
would be deemed advisable, and then re-
turning it.
No Incorporation.
After some further discussion, q vote was
taken as to whether incorporation was de-
sired or not, and it was decided in the
negative.
This decision was followed with loud
cries Of ''RaiIroad meeting"
Mr.. Miller again called up his resolution
concerning the abatement Of nuisances,
and aftei a running debate the following
committee was appointed to take such
steps in the matter as might be deemed ad-
visable:
Messrs. Orrin Miller, JOHN Horn, Geo.
Baker, O. Dunkel and A. l.. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. o. l.. Scott suggested that, the meet
ing proceed with the consideration Of rail-
road matters, which was received with
cheers.
Mr.. Scott, after some debate, moved that
a committee Of three be appointed to make
the necessary arrangements and frame reso-
l%utions, and that a mass meeting be called
for tomorrow evening to consider the sub
ject, and it was adopted.
The Chair appointed the following gen.
tlemen: Messrs. O.. l.. Scott, Dave Baily
and Mr.. Rickard, Of the Richmond Com
pany.
Mr.. Dunkel then passed his hatfor dona-
to bear the expenses tomorrow even
ing. He collected so so, after which the
meeting adjourned,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24

The Typo "Sun" very properly comes
to the defense Of the Carsonitcs. Its corr
respondent, writing from the Capital, says:
SO much had been said about the grasping
disposition Of the Carsonites, during legis-
lative sessions, that / WAS led to believe
that prices for everything here would be
extortionate aud subject for general COM
plant such is moi the fact, however.
Board at the leading hotels can be had for
81 per week. Good rooms can be obtained
from $40 to S25 per month, and, wonderful
to relate, there is not a two-bit saloon in
the place. Besides, l am told by good
judges, that the article Of benzinc vendcd
by the saloons here is q trifie superior to
the " tangle-leg" usually found in high al
titudes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
FLUEDUST.

The addition TO the Miners Union Hall,
Ruby Hill, will be finished in q few days.
Work will shortly be resumed on the
Bullwhacker mine.
Mrs. Straus has opened q store in Aus
tin for the hiring Of costumes.
Dull times is the universal cry among
our merchants.
Michels' keeps some Of the best brands Of
cigars to be found in town.
Musgrove, Of the REPORT" says there is
nothing new on Ruby Hill. He hasn't even
a new boil.
Hugh j. NOLAN will deliver his lecture,
'Irish in America" before the Carson
public next Monday night.
Frank Abadie yesterday graded the en-
trance TO his stable, and added q substan-
tial door.
The thaw has caused numerous ~rivulets
to flow under some Of tho houses ON Ruby
Hill.
The arrests made late on Wednesday
night has increased Jim Ashley's list Of
boarders.
The report that the miners in the Fourth
Of July mine we're to be paid, created some
excitement in certain quarters yesterday.
Messrs. L. Molinelli & Co. have a 5-stamp
quartz mill that they are DESTROYS Of sell
ing.
We learned from passengers arriving by
the train last evening that it was raining
at Alpha.
vowinkle is building q neat md attrac-
tive greenhouse just above the SENTINEL
office.
JOAN w. Lambert, Esq. Of Ruby Hill,
will probably lose his fine buggy horse
that injured itself on the ice some days
since.
John Harper, who was 80 severely in
jured at the Eureka Con-, is getting along
finely. He will recover the use of both his
eyes.
Those desiring to secure reserved seats
for Josh Harris entertainment, should do
so Immediately, as they are being taken
rapidly.
Hay is a very scarce article in Eureka at
present, and the price, by the carload,
and that arriving by teams, has gone up to
$50 per ton, and very little for sale at that
price.
A petition was circulated yesterday by
Mr.. Hunter, asking the County Commits
sioners to increase the mount allowed the
patients at the Hospital from 81 to ST. SO
per day.
Andrew Taft yesterday brought suit
against Sheriff Kyle and X. Sadler for the
recovery of a six-horse team and two
wagons, which be claims they seized lille
gally.
One Of the most soothing things to a re-
porter's nerves is to hear a ~half-booZy chap
attempt to sing, in a shrill f~alsetto voice,
'Grandfather's Clock" or ssSee that NV
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
PUBLIC
A. Shown by Editorials In the Nc.
vada Press.

NO DOUBT.
From the Enterprise"
Could a law making it a misdemeanor
for persons to purchase stocks on margins
be passed, it would prevent the periodical
crashes in the stock market.
HI HAINEs-DANBEEa CONTEST.
From the "Silver State"
To an outsider it seems as if the question
ought not to hinge on the politics of Mr..
Dangberg or Mr.. Haines, but upon the
number Of votes which each received for
the Office.
PLAIN WORDS.
From the Austin ''Reveille."
If the present Nevada Legislature lacks
ability and independence to legislate on the
most important measures needed, the
sooner an adjournment is reached the bet
ter.
SOUND ADVICE
From the Typo "Sun."
All the Nevada journals counsel economy
in disbursing the money in the State Treas
ury, but they've all got some pet measure
to use part of it up Brethren, practice
what you preach, and let your economy
begin like charity-at home.
TO WHICH WE SAY, AMEN.
From the Reno "Journal.''
Those journals that make of their col
umns sewers, through which runs the
public filth, should be denied admission
into the home or place of business of every
man who wishes to see the world grow bet
ter and purer year by year.
THE TIME IT HAND.
From the Virginia 'Chronicle."
The Gentiles in Utah say that the Nor
mons are determined to become an impor-
tant factor in our national politics. With
the natural increase Of its population by
births, they will soon number 800, 900 per-
sons, which will be sufficient for the for
nation of other Territories peopled with
Mormons. Now is the time to decide
WHISTLER or not they are to yield obedience
| to the laws of the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24

And Current Topics Gathered from
all Quarters.

And Current Topics Gathered from
all Quarters.
Another white girl has married . China
man-this time in Boston,.
Henry Dirk fell from a balloon into Lit
tie Rock, from Q height Of o thousand feet.
The fashion plates that come from Paris
are colored mostly in the prisons by female
~convicts.
C~incinnati's College Of Music, only three
months old, has 2s3 students. They are
taught by thirty-fve professors, who play
on every known instrument u mrsic.
A letter from Picking states that the
yiceroy has entered into o contract with
Arnold Hogue, q geologist n mining ex-
pert Of New York, for the purpose Of pros
pecting the gold, silver, and other mines in
the north Of China.
The total cotton spindles in the North
are now estimated at about $500, 900 and
| in the south at GOO, 900, or q total in the
country of say Is, 500. 900. OF the 6 5000, 900
spindles employed in the manufacture Of
cotton in 1876, the United States had in
round numbers 10000, 900 and Great
Britain 40, 600, 900.
The Cheyenne Indians are q branch Of
the Sioux, and present the same physical
aspects, being large well-formed men. For
Years inter-marriages Of the Sioux and
Cheyennes have been common and hence
the apprehension that the former may
espouse the cause Of the latter.
The sblack death" has again appeared
in some parts Of Russia, where the people
are dying like flies. Communication with
Moscow is prohibited and all possible as
sistance is being sent. No one car fOretesl
what may be the result of the re-appearsnce
| OF this terrible disease, from which, at one
time, %, O00, 600 Europeans died.
In view Of the charges made against Sec
rotary Sherman Of favoritism to the First
National Bank Of New York it may be in
teresting to learn, from a report submitted
to the stockholders Of the institution, that
the banks dealings in Government bonds
during the past year aggregated S574,-
143, 500. and that Of this amount $59, 1885,
1 nnn x-r,o - fu,-, - nnr.xr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
STATE AND NEIGHBORH0OD.
Condensed Items Cleaned from Elk,
changes.

Truckee has at least three solid men.
Their aggregate weight is 775ii pounds.
J. A. Savage has accepted the District
Attorneyship for Tuscarora.
c. A. V. Putnam has been appointed
State Printing Expert, by the State Print
ing Commissioners.
Governor and Mrs. Kinkead will hold a
public levee at the Carson Opera House on
the night of Thursday, January 30.
DR.. w. s. Springton of Wadsworth has
been appointed physician Of the Pyramid
Reservation.
Humboldt county owes SIT 1872 sc, and
only $14, S04 OF, in the treasury to pay it
with.
Several prospecting parties have gone
from Corinne to the quartz mines discover
ed on Raft River, Eastern Idaho.
Assemblyman Melarkey, of Humboldt
has been hung in effigy in Winnemucca, for
voting against the Chinese resolution re-
Gently introduced in the Legislature.
Messrs. II. J. Bell q Co. have stopped
running their stage line between Grants
vile, D~owneyville and Wadsworth. Con-
sequently the people of Western Nye are
without any regular facilities whatever.
The Reno Gczette thinks it can suggest
to the Legislature a means OF increasing
the States income materially. Levy an
annual tax Of one dollar N every dog in
the State. 1t would weed out the basest of
the ours and bring in about S25, 200 a year.
Elho county collected last year s134,-
5S1 SO, and expended S134,l71 02. 1t
owes a bonded debt of S5S, 721 ~; it has
S22, 1852 % in the Treasury it has property
worth Sf4, 500, and the taxable property of
the county has increased during the past
year SOS ESQ.
Everything, says the Salt Lake Crib
une," has now been completed for tine ex-
tension of the Utah Southern Railroad from
York to Chicken Greek, a distance Of thirty
miles, and for the construction of a new
road from that point to Frisco, o distance
Of about 1870 miles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
A Ne:, Railroad.

The Reno Journal says: ID. o. Mills,
the chief owner Of the Virginia & Truckec
Railroad, has returned from his Eastern
trip. 1t is generally understood that his
mission East was to buy railroad iron and
rolling stock for the proposed railroad
from the Mound House to Dodie. The
contract to cut $50, 600 ties was awarded to
Yerington & Bliss, last September, and they
are ready now, We believe. BY next year
this time the road will be running to the
new camp, and in a year or two after that
it will be pressed through to Los Angeles,
and give another route to California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24

The Eureka Social Club propose to give
a select soiree at the Opera House this
evening. The names Of the gentlemen
connected with the affair is a sufficient en-
dorsement to vouch for its success. The
members are called on to attend. 1t is
proposed to give a series Of parties during
the winter, and the next one will probably
take place in the Armory Of the National
Guard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
Fourth Of July Mining Company.

A dispatch to Mr.. Charles A. Thomas,
who has been acting as Foreman of the
Fourth Of July mine, was received last
evening from Mr.. d. L. Mcdonald, at San
Francisco, stating that q meeting Of the
company would be held to-day, and That a
Superintendent would be elected, and that
steps would be taken to pay all bills against
the Fourth Of July Company. The en-
ployes Of the company here have become
inpatient, and if their claims are not
speedily paid. attachment suits will soon
be commenced.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24

The Carson Tribune says there was huge
fun at the joint convention on the election
of Regents for the State University. 1t
was a contest between the Eureka and Elko
delegations on the vote between W. w.
Bishop of the former and NJ. p. Freeman.
After much maneuvering the Eureka boys
captured the persimmon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
Versatile Editor.

This is the way the editor Of the Belmont
Courier chops from profanity to moral ad-
vice:
Stocks still continue like the roadways-
damned soft. Probably they'll stiffen up
a bit ere long.
Those who know what is good for their
spiritual welfare will attend church to-
morrow.
A hot stove is the bummer's delight
when he can't get whisky straight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
The Power OF I.nagimatiom.

Several persons lost their sppetites yes
terday over . report that dead Indian had
been found in the water tank. They sud
denly remembered that the water had an
impure taste for days past, and we're i'm
mensely relieved when they found there
was no truth in the report. Another in
stance Of the power Of the Imagination.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24

Judge F. W. Cole and A. M. Hillhouse,
Esq, have just formed a copartnership for
the practice Of law. Their card will be
found under the head OF New To-day"
These gentlemen are so well and favorably
known that any recommendation from us
ia unnpcpssarv-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-24
Hotel Arriynas.

Jackson House,. Mcfarland, Antelope
Valley.
Parker House--Thos. NJ. Cash and Mrs.
Gordon, San Francisco.
International Hotel. Hodges, Bel
m mt; p. II. Stone and NJ. Conadus, San
Francisco; Henry Mount, Frisco, Utah;
j. ]. Leander, Alta, Utah.