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rrrSTEEs SALE.

.,,d ~. r1sral detd' Of trust made b. @.
H,aag,ts ,rlt and RsTtara,h vile, 20 TIE undd.
~ - Ji,si respectively 90 the lgih day o.
=, IA ~ ls. day Of May, 49, 5, tbs 9Th day
-. IA Ihs iT.h day OIL August 1915, and INT
-. 4 ie,I,i. 1876, and ali Of record 10 tne
l.i,S,si H. County COuIt Of Ohio County In
~. 4 Wr,t ylnrnil, and are respectively re-
~ nd Of Trust hook No. 5, pages = and
4. ~ Il Trust Book No. &, paga ", 10 teed o.
So pa:ss Is! and isi, 10 Deed Of Trust
M piys Isl, and 10 DECD Of Trust BOOK no.
- HI. / III sSll At public auction on
aTEpAr, THE ed DAY OF OCTOBER 1850,
s.,,,,i IoO,eloeE n. Of mid day, Al the ironi
~ tout Hou,e Of aid Uhip county the FOL
=, t.rohTd RAJ estaiP, that d 10 ny: Lot num-
-7sisS Nd No 81 And Let .unbered Twenty
Z m 40 q, lyiog o. the vest SIDE o. Main
h thai nat Of The city 1t Wheennt
N Norm NhesllnS together win the
-. IN pTaysmenu sffeted lhevOni also LOU
-,|,i TseatT.eJgAt t?s) ind thirty seven 81
= q The tanE " the Ohio river, between hai1
nj Wet street 10 aid part Of said city o.
n.llF elllsI North Wheeling: also 10 NUMBER
In.r;,-sss al, Thiny-iEo tS!' and thirty. thre,
u u Sorth RhSsIBg; also oil Lot numofrec
s5,-Iht tas) 10 North hsel- %, togethtr VIII
Z l, inprsUtmenis thereon; also Lot numbers
ip1-sVSn "a 10 Nnuh WaeelirH, with "
Islissssn. Selling As trustee Ihau convey 50 7
:, Is tIln!ri pIu By the aid several deeds o.
~
hu,oT sALE- 0ae-:hlrI Of the purchase money
Ia,.A aafV Is tAs pdfthltar mGJ eiest 10 pay In
4 81 he balance 10 thTp- equal lnltAllmenlA q
hpIdrs, AID t2hirn fnantbs from the day o.
q rib .ai rtIt IN NH deferred ipnlAllmen'S trou
NtJ 4 ale, tie purchaser 10 give notes wiz
M. u b approved by the trustee for tho pay
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wbnt EmInent Physiclans say.

Preventive Of Malaria. Colden's Lei
beg's Liquid Extract Of Beef is particular
useful when tonics are required. In
dlphtheria, malarial typhoid teyers, de
biiity and every depressing disease We
have prescribed Il with excellent success
j. H. Leslie, NJ. D.; s. B. Prasons, NJ. D.
r. A. Vaughan, N. D.; DIS. S. L: aud ]
ID. Nidelet, all Of st. Louis, and many
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PAuArABLE MEdicINEa-Ayer's Cherry
Pcctoral Is q honeyed drop Of relief his
Cathartie Pills glide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his SGrsaparilla Is q nectar
HAT imparts yigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease. - Rdtertord Pay
IdnSYtiSeT. D4w
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sKrISa's CArAKRH REMEpY.-A marvellous
cure for Satarrli, diphtheria, canker mouth
and headache. With each bottle there 10 an
ingenious nAsal injector for the more success
fnI treatment of the complaint without extra
charge. Pricss50 cents, Sold by Z. Book,
ing, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall, and Cbasi
Noankemoaller. TI1AEoH
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Foa UFwARDs OF Thirty YxARs Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup q been used
for children. Il corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves Wisd colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dy,eNtSy and tsaEThHa
whether arising from teething or othe'
causes. An old and well-tried remedy
Is es.li houls. b4V
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.,l,sTEEs' SALES.
AT MOUNDSVILLE

- WORKS Al MSSHNS 4A'A4'
fblN - ..,,,,A l.. az
us sAt,S d,sd 81 trust % ne e tse1e ~ 70
tfs 80 WoiiS, dated ne tnl nsa y a -
i, Ii ~ isiS, add recorded ll y ~ ~
- "a j, pas' ~, y -, ~ Va ri III y, ~
islIIs,,t Z NLrsblll eolsy, ~, a. c.a,t h. ~
o.I,I ~ Ia 4 The irUni doof o. 'ns S0at' n'as
~ -. - 40,
y Usi'!' ,o.A d,v al Noyeuahsr. 1850,
-,xespAY, The lV'n uA' "
6E'R =, ma O'Clock p. NJ, the follow,
e.,sgni I'VE Irou Work Eltulted near and
asIOss VIZ yoandiTills 10 said county, and
~ ~ ss97 4 Ii..+,Ib4d a. lolloHsi
1l'etilii Ia Sr parcel Of land situated In the
~ ~ az IiGs y, AID numbered 81 lhhy-onel,
Asa ~. "a ThIi Els formerly Known - Eslil-
~ LjIijna 70 '0-
,sSiyIsi = ,i,hree), In the aid town 81 Mounds
TX "a tie IN Lo q Numbered sT owned By The
gsis ts,i'si sS,,IITo.i Co.Apany;
I-sfia1 w WI Lot numbered s. laliJ.ih'eel ID
J =, 4 A'a''''"'
- -lsnVo, 10 aid town, In Ihit VA
y Js5sErS :, t1lribeth TOmlinson'i addition %
- rs'sn sisb IOi is AiiuSted on the Ohio NJ.
ra,fhhIsl ~ BGltIuiSre Ohio Railroad DsPof
-ssI fth Nh. nj estate Of the ID ONO faLel
n w " Y. Ia numbered lonsl IN sAid loHn
Tfp ~ -bLsh lot 70 situated on me south
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The Violate BeIt Co., MarshaII, sIsen.
VIII send their celebrated Electro VoltaiC
Belts 70 the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 70 them
without delay, pAW
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CAPITAL PRIZE, 5000,
10000 TICKETS At TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-TIGEErs, ONE DOLLAR.

Responsible corresponding agents. wanted At ali
points, 70 whom liberal tonPensallon will be paid.
White clearly, stating full addrsss, for further To-
formation, or send ordsn BY Sxpre in Registered
Letter or Honey Order BY mail, addIes.ed only to
n. A. DAUPHR,
New Orleans, La.
No. slS Broadway, New York.
= Al0nE Graad Extraordinary prr1rtasI srs uldsT ;ls
S4perViEioa dAd management Of GENERALS q. 7.
BEAUREGARD aRd JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Now is your chance. This the month Q!
september-Sll2, 400 in cash distributed
by Commonwealth Distribution Company
al Louisville, on S0th. Tickets g.
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TAKE NOTICE

Read The following from the Lou,yillS Commercial,
JhIy 9, 1880
The Ksnlurky Safe ottCry Is an Institution whose
charter has sustained by both the SatO and the
Unlted Slat supreme GnuriE. II Is the Oldest e.
tall shed lottery Corporation In this eJuntIy and 10
oficerod by men ol experience and irtGSfiiy, Who
dts,rTJdly erIoy the confidence Of the puh.lc. 10
all the many contracts with the sihtr and extending
OyGT = period Of hxty yesn, euTy obligation has
been dll to the letter. Throughout the Stale may
be found universities, male academies female SEM
wholly erected and maintained BY the income deTl.
we'd from the Old Kentucky State Lottery
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LOTTERIES.
INake Noticel

TAhb I<@ly Loaoy err to.ed % " nspesyt efS
SAFE. AID uAdsr hiS dsettioa efAt u S SsprsEs
COud al WaIAiagtoa, q he oaiy LOai Lotery aoV n
tAs Uailei Sai,, al aAr charters Aariag bsta rpsaii
o. AaVi4g 10 Sftsisnes.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE TENTH GRAND DtSTRtBU-
T5ON, CLASS X, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
oGTosRR l2th, 1850 -l25th Monthly Draw
Ing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution VA reEullIly ineoFporatedby ne
LegialaturO Of the stats for Educational and Chara-
bic purposes, Miss, for the Term of Twenty
i've Years, 70 which contraei the iuTiolahlo iaIlh
Of the State Is pledged, which pledge has been ~
neEud BY an overs hening popHllr vote sccuTlnglts
lrlnehile IN the pew Constitution adopted December
"a A. D. $50, With Upltsl Of d 10000 70 which
Il has sinee added relsTIe fund afOyer SSSp,0
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DIsTRIBu-
TON will place nVnthly the second Tuesday.
~ nsUer IeaLI o. Pottpuaes. LAX At The following
CAPITAL. PRIZE. Ssotoo
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PREMATURE DECLINE, &c, &c.
Are ali Successfully and Rapidly Treated
by this Remtdy.
DR. N0WEs TESTLlf0NY.

DR., UUWES IESIIUUNI. =
-rt'r Ef' PfTISyIKLp, Ne, March, 1871.
Mr. JAYEs l. FEttoWE, :.
mar Sr,-DuTnE the past two Yeas, | have given
YOUR Compound syrup Of Hypophosphiits a fair
though somewhat severe thalinmy practice, and am
able 10 speak Nth confidence Of itIt eeetL In re-
storing ptrS9ps sHeTisg IRON emSe,lon and the de.
bIiiy following DipthgrtS, Il haS done SondCrI.
constantly end IL Issin an affections Of the
threat and lungs lIuIesUal ss1 considered hope
ess Il has given rslt and the patients are fast re.
covering Ayn6sg ikss8 arV eonLumptiTes and Of ]
hrubeftl subj 'etS whose diseases have resisted he
Other modes u ireIimOnt. For impaired digestion.
Ahl 10 ISet for DEBILITY tlcm any ean,e, know Of
the nervous system renders IL suitable for the ma
i0Tity Of diseases.
lam, Dir, youu truly, ,,, A.
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Financial and Commercial.
r.v yo,,, pfoney and Stocks.

sTocxA-Ths market was quiet % me OPEN
Ing and in most cases fraction lower.
Speculation, however, soon became strong
and prices rose y TO lx per cent About
noon there was reaction OF V TO X per
cent, but during the afternoon recovery. OF
\ TO u per cent took place. which was fol
lowed by reaction Of Y TO n per cent In
the late dealings the decline was recovered
and the market closed strong. Western
Union was quite active and ranged between
l03Nal03x regular and between 10A3l04h
cash. Louisville and Nashville rose Ok per
cent on the days transactions. The earnings
Of the Louisville and Nashville road increased
$4,000 the second week Of September and
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Trustees SALE.
EgsrEEs SALE oFTRIADELPHIA

lysTEEs SALE OF TRIADELPHIA
! HoTgTY.
htsS 4 iesd Of trust to me made by D. G,
I'D December 10th, 1873, and recorded In the
80. eleik Ol the county court for Ohio county,
I,daiL IN Deed Of Trust Book No. II, page
AiVRo4Y, THE isrH DAY OF ocTossR,
y'ilnS 1t 10 o'eloek, a. m, sell At the trent
ltht Cent HOusa, Al Pebble Auction, the fol-
lsPsriy TO VT: Lot No. sixty elk 49, n 70
g.ih lotn plot lli out by Joaias1 hompsou, to-
iva tl lpounenanetS therCuntO belonging
az ~ ippSrtainlnR, helms the same property
tA,iii D. Z. Gray by HAnamus GFay Aad
.,lFE, Au Eits, by deed dated Deesn Her IL lsee
Llnia sALg-tash. Selling ~ Trustee vii
nta TILE A. l. vested In ne, which Lbe'
at'si Srttei.
LLIuIIT. AueiIopOsT. Dsl4.Tu
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otsctEsLTL. September 90-Hou, dull;
common "a 00al 10; light 81 S0a5 IS; pack
ing "a 90a5 Is; butchers IS 26a6 20. Re-
eeIps /, $50 head shipments 2SI bead.
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OIACtHHAfi, september Sh-S0tpon steAuy
at Ike. Flour steady ut Ike Wheat
easier; No. 9 winter 9la9Sc; No. 2 red winter
O8a9Sc. Corn steady; No. . 44kc. Oats In
good demand; No. mixfd 80 IfaSIc. Rye In
good demand; No. ., g2a0Sc Barley steady
and in fair demand; No. 2 fall csc. PORK
dull at $i6 70. IArd dull at 81 SIX. Bulk
meats dull at IS 60AS rs. Bacon steady
and In fair demand at 50 25a9 26a9 10.
Whisky quiet OF 81 IL. Butter quiet and
unchanged.
CHICAGO September 2o.-Ths Drovss' Jour.
Ho5s-ReceIpta 1900 head; shipments
q. 500 head. Market firm :, generally 1--WE
cents higher AMI fairly active; common to
good mixed a T5a5 10; good TO choice heavy
| IS 3Oa5 IS; light bacon - 90ab 10, mainly al
IS 10. Quality poor and all sold.
OArfLS-Receipu $500 head shipment,
100 head. The pens are fnll Of grassers and
common TO fair. Market very dull, weak and
lower, except for best exports At s. oOaS 80
good 70 choice shipping. 81 S6at 70; stock
ers 50 25aS 90; butchers 81 00aS %; western
half breeds So 50aS IS; natives - lUa3 80
Texans % O0aS 10; through Texans " y
AZ 80.
lambs per head s. OOa2 50; fair TO ehoies sheet
The Journals London eabIegram reports
Best American steers l6he sheep isdc
!, Trade dull,
ss ,.L N ~ -,
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The Journals London cabIegram reports:
,est American steers 1910. Sheep lsbc.
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l1n' 1f, yoa'' WIS HOWE. N. D
iVtlulAt uuuH Auy SiteunatAA
.Prlcs, SI.50 per bottle. Six for $3.50.
SOLD Ky ALL DRUGGISTS. TSAw

sFDo rot b deceived BY remedies benhps slmilal
namei no other preparation Il asubautute
for ibis. under any eifenmltAnefs.
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To AeFy6us sutieFeEs-fhe GreRt Enro'
peAn Rsmedy-Dr. J. d. slmps

Old ARa aud dle-
Rasea that lead u
Consumption, In
anlty andm earlJ
gave, or both. n,
matter how shAt
ssred the system
may be from *,
eSaies Of any Kind
q short eoun0 9.
| this Medicine VII
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che Gttelliqenfer.
noM a rARIRR MoRKs.

CONFIRMATION netWeen John Boil and
Brother Jonathan on the TariT Ones
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CHICAGO september 2O.-Ths Droversi Jour

sHErP-Rsceipts 800 head. Market steady;
lambs per bend 81 OOa2 50; fair 70 choice sheep
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10
rLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
SentineI's Reporter.

Registration progresses slowly.
Daggett's scrap book " is immense.
The weather yesterday was quite wintry.
DIR. j. Sims, the face reader, is working
his way hither.
Hon. A. O. Cleveland arrived last even
ing from California.
Mrs. W. Fl. Sweetapple, Of Ward, arrived
from California last evening.
Daggett and Nasty took their departure
| down the railroad this morning.
Daggett said he did not propose to
"wave the bloody shirt" But he did.
There have been several new arrivals
from Bodie Of late-principaliy politicians.
Daggett paid an eloquent tribute to the
character, attainments and purity OF Gar
field" That sounds we'll.
There is great demand for three and four
room houses. 1t would be a good invest
ment for capitalists to build some.
A young man was heard to call for "gin-
ger beer" at a bar in town yesterday. 1t
would be no hard guess to place his nativity.
Terry Mcmahon has been busily engaged
for two days in cleaning and polishing up
the hose and carts of the Rescues and
Knicks.
Cursed be the hand that dares to buy or
sell votes Of freemen.- Extract from Shar-
on's speech at Virginia City last. Thursday
evening.
"Long Mack" was spinning about town
last evening, exercising one of his livery
teams, when one SHE'D and jumped into
the ditch. No damages.
A horrible attempt at parody, on the
een-Bottomfeldt nuptuals, by our must
cal editor, appears under the head "Mar-
ried," on the second page.
Send the last number of the WEEKLY
SENTINEL to your friends in the East. 1t
contains valuable mining information that
should be disseminated there.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10

Next Tuesdays dispatches will be eagerly
looked for, as indicating the tenor Of Ohio
and Indiana politics. The latter elects
State officers, Representatives in Congress,
and a Legislature-which will choose a
United States Senator. Ohio will ON the
same day elect minor State officers, Repre-
sentatives in Congress, and a Legislature,
which, in case Garfield should get the
Presidency, will choose a United States
Senator. First counts and estimates are
not to be relied on generally, but of the
above States our readers may be assured OF
an approximate tally in Wednesday morn
ing's SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10

San Francisco Stock Report: There is
a great deal of claptrap in all political
campaigns; there seems to be more than
usual in this one. 1t seems actually to be
necessary to tell some people that the ex-
penditure of campaign funds is MOI neces-
sarily bribery. Halls, music, printing,
travelling, clerical labor involve considera-
BILE expense. Both sides nave to spend
money in that fashion; and both sides
might as well refrain from shrieking 'sCor-
ruption l" In American politics, whenever
there has been any corruption it has sell
dom, very seldom, been all on one side;
but it is our opinion that there is very
much less corruption in politics than is
supposed. Work is paid for, but it is
seldom that votes are bought.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10
MINING NOTES.

The Albion Company are working thirty
men in the mine.
The Eureka Tunnel is completed a dis
lance OF 1900 feet. Still in shale.
Active mining operations are being car
ried on in the Wales Company's property.
The California mine is shipping about
fifteen tons Of ore to the Eureka Con.
works daily.
Assessment work has just been done on
the Good Hope, adjoining the Lone Pine
on the west. The Hope is looking well.
Moline & Co., on the Macon City mine,
are sinking a new shaft to the depth Of 40
feet for the purpose Of tapping the ore
BODY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10
SERVICES.

Rev. Mr.. Ladd, the newly appointed
Methodist minister, will preach in the
Courthouse to-day, morning and evening.
Those who have known OF the reverend
geDtleman's work in other fields Of labor,
speak in terms Of praise Of his worth as a
man and ability as a preacher. The SEN
TISEL bespeaks for Mr.. Ladd q cordial
reception by our people.
Owing to the absence Of Rev. G. W. Gal
lagher in California, there will be no
preaching service in the Presbyterian
Church to-day. The Sabbath School will
meet as usual.
At the NJ. f. Church on Ruby Hill the
usual services will be held to-day by the
pastor, Rev. R. A. Kicker. Sunday school
at 2 P. NJ.
The regular services will take place In
the Episcopal and Catholic churches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10
A Jumn for Liberty.

The Yankee Fork Herald Of the I'd says :
At 4 O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, the
23d ult., six prisoners escaped from the
guards of the Territorial Penitentiary at
Boise City. They escaped by seizing a
guard while at work, and taking from him
two revolvers. They afterwards secured
other fire arms. Soldiers and citizens pur-
sued, and Newman, one of the guards, re-
ceiyed a charge Of buckshot in the face,
and another in the back. Several shots
were fired, and Corporal Coppage, of Com
pany F, LIST Cavalry, was severely wounded.
VIM. Reese, one of the convicts, was shot
and killed at long range by a soldier. Four
prisoners who escaped are described as fol-
lows:
William Mays, aged 80, is 6 feet / inch
in hight, of light complexion, and has
grey eyes and brown hair; William H.
Overholtz, aged 10, complexion light,
hight 5 feet 6 inches. eyes and hair brown;
John Wilson, aged 80, light complexion,
hight s feet II inches, eyes blue, hair black;
Maroni Hicks, aged 81, is of sandy COM
plexion, has brown hair, is 6 feet 8 inches
in hight, and has light colored eyes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10

If Put Up Right ft In Pronounced
n Rest Building Material.

One Of the finest houses on Atlas Hill is
now being constructed, for rental pur-
poses, by Mrs. Compton. 1t will be the
finest, in that it is q concrete, while the
others are either Of lumber, brick or stone.
No one who has Travelled through Arizona
and its adjoining Territories, and who has
looked upon the concrete walls, now mostly
in ruins, built in ages gone by, can doubt
it as being the most substantial material to
be had cheaply and handily.
Colonel U. P. Monroe has the contract
Of putting up this one. In the City Of
Mexico the Colonel studied up this style
and manner Of construction, until he
thoroughly understands the whole matter.
He has contracted for and erected houses
Of this class in Old Mexico, California and
Nevada, and no one has had occasion to
find fault with the buildings. 1t is trade,
however, and when we see a man mixing
water and gravel for a concrete wall, the
chances are his house will crumble as did
the foolish builders upon the sand.
This house is now up five or six feet,
with the window and door frames set its
outer walls are 30x40 feet, and consist Of o
solid stone foundation, 80 inches wide, up
on which is laid the concrete IS inches
thick. A fire-proof roof will surmount
the whole, and with good work about the
doors and windows this house should be
dust-proof as well as fire-proof. With
hard-finish, inside and out, no house can
be more attractive and comfortable than q
concrete, and it is q wonder that more are
not erected. when they are 80 cheap to
build in Eureka. With good cellar and walls
IA feet high, this will make a very conven-
lent, imposing and attractive feature in the
residence line Upon Atlas Hill.
Those contemplating putting up any
kind of a house, for storage, stables or
residence, should look at the Colonel's
work and estimate on this style Of build
ing expenses. With more such houses we
would have less, and no such disastrous
fires as have visited Eureka within the
past two years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10

The ball committees Of the Union are
making extraordinary exertions to make
this, their sixth anniversary ball, eclipse
all previous ones. The ballroom will be
tastefully decorated, and the best OF music
has been procured. We learn that large
delegations Of ladies and gentlemen from
Eureka will be in attendance; and, as a
matter of course, no candidate would fail
to attend on this gay and festive occasion.
The ball takes place next Wednesday even
ing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10
View Theatre.

1t 10 the intention of Messrs. Ryland,
Winzell and Foley to erect a theatre build
ing on the old site Of Odd Fellows Hall.
The work OF tearing down the old walls
was commenced yesterday, and the cree
ton OF the building will be pushed to a
speedy completion. The size Of the build
ing will be 50x75 feet, two stories high.
The front OF the first story will be arranged
for two stores. The location is a splendid
me-, and a theatre Is much needed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10
Hote, Arrivals.

Jackson use- Mike Lyons. Ruby Hill;
4. @. Cleveland, Spring Valley; Mrs. W. II.
sweetapple, San Francisco; Chas. Bray,
England; John R. Hudson, City.
Turner House,. Stinson, Chas Arm
strong, Ruby Hill; Thos. M. Rose. Reno.
Parker House,. Powers. City; ]. Har-
ris, A. Eisenbach, San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10
Information wanted.

q. + oalnan, with J. G. Aver 4 Co.,
Lowell, Massachusetts,, desires information
IN regardto Johanna Adams, whose maiden
name was C~alnan, and who was in Virgil
ma City when last heard from lin 1861
There is business Of importance that q n
not be transacted until Mrs. Adams is
found, or until it is known whether or not
she 10 still alive.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10
Democratic

At the meeting tomorrow evening at
the Courthouse, the following named gen.
tlemen are billed to address the Democ-
racy: Messrs. Ogden Hiles, Hon. George
W. Baker and Alexander Wilson, Esq.
Now that the good work has been started,
we hope to see this meeting as we'll at
tended as was the one on Saturday evening,
which was q bangor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10

Wells Drury, formerly of the Virginia
Stage, is now associated with Johnny Dor
mer on the Candelaria True Fissure.
Drury and Dormer are both banging
printers, and have had enough bohemian
experience to make the True Fissure an
opening and paying crevice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10

The Reno Gazette OF the 9Th, says on
good authority, that Senator Sharon and
Thomas Wren were closeted together at
Reno night before last. The secret meet
ing would have no significance were 1t not
,or the fact that Mr.. Wren Is openly OPP
posed to the election Of Sharon, and is In
the field against him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-10
Doing Well.

The quarterly report Of the Eureka Au-
aitor shows that the net Indebtedness of
mat county to be $15, 1856 OIL. Considering
me heavy draws made on the town Of Eu-
seka during the past few years, by FIRE and
aood, the showing is q remarkably good
one.-Austln Reveille.