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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
F0EEIG| EElL~S.

Tho Ferry education bill, minus article has
passed the FroLch Sonuto.
May, 1881, hos been fixed upon as tho time
Tor tho saliing Ct tho ntw British ATTIC cxn
peditiop.
Queen Victoria will, during her approaching
srlourn on tho continent, meet the Gorman
Emperor Mt Baden or Wcshadco.
Tho Dublin Mansion House relief fund
amounts to CHI, III, Of which c63 .412 have
been expended.
Two Russian officers aitscbod to tho Paris
embassy are going to St. Petersburg to Explain
why Hartmann was not txtraditld.
Chung How, late Chiorsn cmbGs,alor 10
kussla, has not teen hehcadnd lilo has beep
condemned to death, hut il is believed his san.
caoo will be modified.
At Warsaw, on tho Is h instant, tho police
surprised meeting "l socialists, and captured
two evil engit oois, ono medical student and
thirteen artisans.
Diyoh's co!li,ry. at High Blantyr.. uesr
Glasgow. is on fire from u GAS explosion. a
thousand men arc throSn tut OF employment
by tho disaster. One dpnih ilns resulted from
the explosion.
Information haa been roc,iged of rupture
between Francs and Madagssc n in ,usCuurncr
OF misunderstanding bGtwrco the French m
sui ard tho government Of the island. Tho
consul has hauled dowo his fl.g and appealed
10 the g9vrrHn,o nt for support.
A dispatch from 81. Petersburg fays:-
Livery thing !eads 20 show that Gen. Nlelkc #
does net depend entirely on harsh measures to
meet the present omcrsencg. fho system CT
whole selo arrosis p;sctiocd las year has boon
Discontinued. Thor, aru iudiyitu4l arr S un.
GNf special clrcrlGsrarnos, hut they il cluda no.
aady OF notc-no ,nl.i:Gry o!hccr or court official.
The LoliiGn parors publish lotter from
Lord Derby TO lord Seton, (IiDorall, member
OF the House Il Peers Informing him that he,
Lord D,rby, will in tho iulurc rsuk himself
nCiong The hlhtrsIs. Lord Harrington, tho
Lloe:ai leader, 10 addressing meeting or 40.
c,l0gtoo, on Saturday, 10 support of Tho Liberal
candidate fee Parliament for Northeast Lan-
c!shl5e, TuonIle'! the charge mado b.? Lord
HcscopslrII Ia bis rccout nariiesto liat the
Liberals are cudoaeollnS 10 sepsrASc tho oolo-
Ilcs IRON Eosaad bys policy OF deoom position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16

The Educational Journal OF Vrgi,ia for
March has been received and is an excellent
number Of this excellent journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16

ARRIVED.
Str w Thompson, lower Pol'c, to IA Eoad.
Schr Jerusha, Tungier Sound. oysters, 10
master.
Sloop Snail. Smiths Island. OYSTERS TO mater.
CLEARED.
StrJ W Thompson. lower Popc. By + A Reed.
Str Mattano, lower PFC, by Broders q 60.
Schr Cora McKinnie. lower Potomac. fish, by
master.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16

NEW YORK, Msr. Ii Stocks weak. Money
oA6. Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
ARRIVED

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MARCH 16, 1859.
Sun rises. 6 8 Sun sete............,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March Is -
'ricos this wook tor beof Cattle ranged as fol.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
FOREIGN News s.
l~xr.. "A, rEx ErRExk pATLT SENTINEL
Decree Of b Russian Mfnfster OF
Me-ntp-Recepsion Of Princes
Louise.

BrxL<. January -
The Archbishop q SliesiA has addressed
ano1e 10 The eIaSy q Pr1ssiA1 SilsiA,
eouwenrinx upoa the decree Of the Prus-
sian Mixss,er a Worship. permitting .
prieSs 70 eoatinre giving religious instrue-
son 20 CAtholsc children IN the public
schools. The Archbishop aecepts the PEI
mission tkzs grznsed- Tbs : the nrst
tine since the beginning OF the church
struggle in GHnxny. that an archbishop
has noticed asy decree Of b PrussiAn
Minister Of worship Il may. therefore,
he expected sbss ether bishops VII follow
the exAzple. szi that the nodus vivsndi
has actually essua
The Gors-rer General and snite left to-
dzv for Halifax. 10 mesi the Princess
Louise. The STEAMER SarE4un sill BE-
met bv the B<Nerophon- Northampton and
Borchanse z.5er command q Sir Edward
IngseSeld. The Princes Albert Victor snd
George Frederick are aboard There vii
be . numhx Of vessels Of the West India
feet present 10 take part in the reception,
which it Is expected wlll be grsnder than
on the frss srIlvAl OF the Princess
DUBLIN, January Is.
The yationxllsts Of the county MAYO have
decided 30 rzn MiehSel D2vitt and Thomas
Brennan. under iniietment for seditIon,
a. candidates Of the eoanfy for Parliament.
the understanding. that elected they
shall not take their seats The prospects
Of their election are considered good
The Lard MAyor CT Dublin, and the
principal members OF the corporation. At
tended the levee Ct the Lord Lieutenant
to-day 1t Is hoped this will do much to
remove the unp~ls2sanrness caused by the
refusal Of the Lord Lieutenant TO attend
the Lard Mayors banquet
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
Decision fin the Sprasue Case-Ray.
moad d Ely Eleesisn-Wales Con.
soiidats..

SAY Francisco, January Is.
The Supreme Court has rensnded the
case Of Sprzgue. Of Ventura convicted Of
the murder of 7. Wallace More. TO The
lower Co1rt. with instructions TO Isl the
l2z take is courss.
The decision in the Supreme Court. in
the ease OF Sprague. should read with
instructions TO proceed according TO law
that Is defendant must be present il Court
when convicted and sentenced.
The Board Of Trustees Of the Raymond
i Ely Company to-day elected the follow
ing officers President, C. T. MeDerDott I;
Vice President, J. W. Roberts ; Secretary,
W. L. Elliott; Superintendent, Fl. Mills.
The Bulletins article yesterday, on the
Wales Coz. deal, had a disastrous effect on
the stock to-day A representative Of the
Daily Stock Exchange called at the Wales
Office this morning and asked Mr.. J. ".
Apple-4ie, Jr., Secretary OF the company,
if ne bad any information which would ex-
plain the above statement The Secretary
TeDiied that he knew nothing Whatever
about tie matter. but that the officers Of
the company proposed 10 sift il thoroughly.
He showed the reporter q letter signed
Griffith J. Griffith. Superintendent. which
stated that four crosscuts on the first level
were al IL ore. From another source the
reporter learned that the Superintend-
ent Of &n adjoining mine states that every
crosscai IN the Wales was il barren lime
rock. Ii i stated that the kilograms re-
ferred 20 s5oye. numbering in ali about
fifty. we're sent to the operators in Carson,
Reno and Virginia City also. and that sew
er4l ladies here and in Oakland received
letters Of the same glowing nature as the
kilograms. AL the dispatches were signed
Crit"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
MR.. PARyELL.
A Few Facts About the T~freIess
Agftater.

Agftater.
Mr.. Paruell is not Is has been asserted.
a man Of large means. Some one. who
has been examining his reni-roli, states
that his income from his estate is not
over 81, 500 . year. which is but q small
sum when compared with that which many
iande proprletors in Great Britain and
Ireland derivesfrom their landed posses
sions. He Is connected by descent with
some Of the Oldest and most respectable
families in the United Kingdom. and his
ancestors have been for many centuries
prominent in the history Of both countries.
His family has been in Ireland since the
time Of Cromwell, with whom their for
tunes were for the time allied. in conse-
quence OF a similarity Of political faith.
Mr.. Parnen was educated 1t Harrow. one
Of the best of the great public schools of
England, and al Aagdalen College. the
most exclusive and aristocratic Of the va
rious colleges that 90 TO make up the Uni
versity OF Cambridge. 1t is needless to
say that he is q Protestant. though we
imagine that many OF our readers have
supposed that be was a Roman Catholic.
His mother was . daughter OF Admiral
Stewart Of the United States NAVY, who
gave TO himself and the vessel he
eommanded-The anaa.c.ssS-he veil
known name Of ssOld Ironsides." by his
many acts Of heroism during the war Of
1912. Through this medium Mr.. Parnell
has q num- Der OF relatives in this
n OF whom, We believe, il Mrs. Fenno
Tudor OF Boston. He is thirty-three years
OF age, tall, slim. good-looking. and I'M
married.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
Names ofCounsrtes.

Europe signifies . country Of white com
piexion, 80 named because the inhabitants
were Of . lighter complexion than those Of
Asia and Africa.
Asia signifies between, or in the middle,
from the fact that the ~geographers place i,
betseen Europe and Africa.
Africa signifies = land Of corn or ears.
1t was celebrated for its abundance Of corn
and all sorts OF grain.
Siberia signifies thirsty or dry-very ap-
propria,e.
Spain, a country OF rabbits and comics.
II was once SO infested with these animals
that it sued Augustus for an army to de-
stroy them.
Italy, a country Of pitch. from its yield
ing large quantities of pitch. Calabria,
also, for the same reason.
Gaul, modern France, signiied yellow
hair, as yellow hair characterized its in
habitants.
Hibernia is utmost or last habitation,
Tor beyond this the western Ph9nicians
never extended their voyages.
Britain, the country Of tin. great guam
titles being found On it and adjacent is
lands. The Creeks call it Albion, which
signifies in the Ph9nician tongue either
white or high mountain, from the white
ness OF its shores, or the high rocks on the
western coast.
The English Caledonia is q high hill.
This is a rugged. mountainous Province
in Scotland.
Corsica. q woody place.
Sardinia signifies the footsteps Of . man,
which 1t resembles.
Syracuse. bad flavor, SO called from the
unwholesome marsh on which it stood.
hhodes, serpents or dragons. which it
produced in abundance.
sicily, the country Of grapes.
scylla, the whirlpool Of destruction.
Etna signifies . furnace. or dark or
smoky.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
NEW ID
NO e
and Builders !

NCTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN BIZ THE
~ Beard Of County Commissioners Of In
r-kx coulfy. Nevada. tkxt sealed proposals Will
be recives By the said Board Of Commission
ers.np 70 10 o'eleck a N On the second day q
Mach. A D. ISL, for finishing 4ld~ completing
thenew Court Ho1=e. situated 81 TIE south
vest eorntr Of B2teman and Asiz STREETS. on
los Nos- ere ~ and two p In block No one
Il in re NcCvy survey u the town cf Eureka
csxzrry ct Eureka. State Of NevA1a. And far
ushEng al the lsboE and material Necessary
tisr-far. The said new Court House building
Is eighty feet long by fifty feet wide. two
stories high and Is 70 BE completed and 1Ejsh-
ed in scc0rdxnee with the plans and sPeci1c&-
tons adopted and sppIoE-d by tie Bard Of
County commissioners Of Eureka county, Ne
y1is, On tie 18th day q January. A D. isso,
and Eow IN lle With the clerk q said Board.
said plans and specification are open for in
spec1on and msy be seen al tne once Of the
County Clerk Of Esrsks couuty. Nevada. Each
bid must be for Performing all tie labor and
furnishing all th- znsrsrisl- Of every kind and
Gescrpilaa. and the finishing and completion
If said Cart House buiI1ing strictly in &C
coriAnc- Nth said plans and specEczriors-
The party xhese DID shall be scoeufed. soall
enter into q written contract With the aforesaid
Board q Co1Ity Commissioners, 70 furnish all
the Deeesssry lshor and material. and finish
and eCaplft- said Con- Ho1~e buildlnz. ready
for acceptance by the 1rsf dEv q. June A D..
1sS0. in xeoSrdsBee with the shove mentioned
pisAs and - ciasstiSns. which said plans and
specifications shall be msdes part Of sAia Goa
frzSs-
AL parties zabnniftinss bid mrst accompany
tkelr lid with 8 good and sufficient bo1d. with
tEo or more szrises. 70 Be approved By said
Board, In the suA q fifteen thousand dollars.
e. 5 gold oosn. parable TO ta- county Of
Eur-kA State Of Nevada. and e0ziiuone1 10
the faithful performance Of his contract and
for the oolpletian and finishing q said Court
House bald ng IL aecarexuc- with the Store
said plans and specifications. resay for scc-pf-
aIce by the LIST day OF June. A. d. 1880 or their
lid will not be considered By the Aforesaid
Board
said contract will be let 10 the loves. re-
sponslhle bidder.
Tie payments will be male IS the zork pro-
gresses, according 10 the -stirzsfes Ct TIE work
BY the Bosr1 County Commissioners Aforesaid.
or any Superintendent which said Boar4 nav
employ, Ee~erving twenty-five Ter cs1t On AL
payments anti the completion Of the work
The said Bdari0f commissioning rS<rse the
right TO reject any and all lids.
Sealed proposals VIII be opened ard ex.mfn-
ed by said Board Of Commissioners On tie
second day q March. Z D. l.-0.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Beard this
9Th day OF JzEzAry, A. D. SO.
ssALl z z. DODGE.
Clerk of Board Of County Commissioners Of
Eareks comfy. Srvsds-
By e NJ Bill Deputy. janis I'd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
THE wsx OF TuE WORLD.

Thers are beszufzl song that re neTer sing
And n.ues tat ara never spoken
There are tr-sszr= E=sTs=s with Jealous c&re
And kept - sser-d toke1-
Tbere 49, 4sss1 scwsrs and letters dim
VITA tears skzf have rxined above them
For the Hrk@ verbs and tls f.itaieSs heat
That t.azsi - Ess - iSse them
There sre siEAs tat nome in toyo1s our
To ehss.en ~ dreams OF gladness,
And tear Tat srriaz &c cur sching eyes,
In hour q ~skczghtess sadness
For TIE bite; bird that sing in spring
VIII 1T II fk< waning simmer.
Ard lin we Nsse1 in fozdess love
Will snise e the first new coEer-
Over the hrsxst where the lilies rest
In white hxszs stiIled forever
The roS<< q zzze VIII nod sad blow.
Unhe~Sairz ne hearts that sever;
And lip< tt a S-5ver IN silent grief
NJ words q kope refssing-
VIII lightly rzrz 70 the f-eung Joys
That perlsA vitn tAe using
Summer bSosscus and winter SHOWS.
Love and - sweet elysix1
Hove. IIse q srSz dim md fair.
Qutckenirz czr fNnrnE vIslOa;
Drscpfnz srx-sf and failing pulse.
xhers ur1ad ueaa1es hover.
Eyelsds tossehez xlth the seal Of death.
And the azal dream IS over
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

IY Governor Garcelon had Only counted
IN o Fusionist. leaving = majority Of
Republicans in both houses, the mem
ber coantrd ont would simply have con-
tested the SEAT Of the one holding the
osrtiScate. and the Legislature would
have pzssed upon the question Can it
make any difference in the principle that
> dozzn Or more were counted out in
stead Il oas. In both cases the clear
rensdy was to contest the seats Of the
p<rsons holding the certificates in the
boise of vhich they we're members.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

NEKx President Porter recently sat
dosn u dinner with the other members
d the fai< fAcnlty and their guests. be
VAS azsouxhsd to learn that the dinner
wa ATTACKED by the Sheriff. A shrewd
Bo~son zasrsAAnt had taken the opportu-
nify % foers : New Haven hotel keeper
to pay . d<ss q $500. and the money was
paid before the dinner was eaten.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
AID ron gRElAxp.

Apublic meeting viii be held in Fare
n Hal this evening. to devise means Of
assisting the starving people Of Ireland
Ihers should be a large attendance and
aEbsrzl response 20 the hsartrending sp-
pczls that come to rs from over the ocean
he distress in ireland from the short
crops for two or three years past, has be
coms almost or altogether a famine Pub
lie appeals for assistance represent the
destitution to be appalling There are
no stores from past sc~cunalatious to
drzv from. There IS NJ individual
wealth to purchase supplies elsewhere
AID, worse than all, there y not on
earth, even among the Hindoos-a
hespsess people in calamity than the
irii Bacyancy Of feeiing, e~h-erfuiness
Of temper. they have abuniance, bet re-
sources against exisencies they have not-
Thsy bear hardship ~ith amazing endur-
ancs, bat they are lissle capable q dsvls-
inz means Il alleviate IL And II they
rere. IN many cases their d~estitztioa Is
20 utter and crushing that the NEST pro
Lie invention and the most ~exhzassless
energy woald be parzlyred- Thsr crops
have been running short for several yearS
bat they 20 On repeating the processes
that hare 50 steadily prorsd des=-sve
They plant over again this year what
failed last wear. and the year before, and
the year before that They can discern
bypash oas Of the rainoas old rosd
. new one Consequently their
crops are more largely the result II
Iuck sh4a any in Europa And c0nse-
qnently, again, Ireland IS the only com
try IN Europe vhieh has suffered not
from poverty and dessitution in mild
form. bat from actual starvation where
the psopls die OF hunger, zs they did In
= fen years = IN the Bombay
more recently, N Persia a ht-
tie later thzn IN OrissA, and again now.
High prices and hard times hare made
Suffering among the poor Of many Faro
peAn countries In this century, and deaths
from starvation frequently occur IN OBJ
scare parts Of large cities. in easy as vel
a. in hard times, bat In none Of them
have the psopls died in the roads and
lanes and open groands Of starvation As
they did in Ireland N 1916 and ls47. and
~ they seem sadly 20 do II 1850.
There is a dishezr.ening similarity Of
the conditions between the last famine
and the oae that is threatened The
crops had fallen shsrt fer four or five
years preceding the climax OF the cal
amEty in ls47. The potato rot had been
spreading and growing more fatal year BY
year, and acczmalAtioas had been grada-
ally consumed tall the hs. failing crop
left bat little TO eat in the ground and
ont Of il Parliament had TO
appropriate 100000 Tor food for the
starving. The magnitude OF the relief
attests the appalling extent Of the suffer
ing And that. probably, was not half
that wens to The zane purpose Now,
we have much the same conditions pre-
ceding the present destltntion. Crops
have failed. year after year. and there
are no Accommodations. and it is to meet
this defcieney that money Is nov be-
ing collected throughout the country.
Let Eureka contribute its share
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
FOR RENT.

HOUSE OF POUR Rooms TO RENT !;
IL containing two closets and water. Fur.
nsshed or unfurnished. As desired Apply at
rear q the house adjoining DR.. schneiders
rssideoee. three doors from the school House
on Scb Eili.
Eureka January IL, 1850. janis II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

Ak electrician OF Virginia asserts that
the engines on the Comstock, in the mere
act OF running. generate sufficient cleo
tricity to not only light all the mines. but
also the whole town. provided said engines
were so insulated thai the electricity could
b stoyvd up and UtitUd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

M ElLEs. OF Louisiana, has intro
sroiaoed q bill in Congress. calling for
the appropriation Of $4,000 for the
benefit Of the distressed Irishmen. This
i proposition which indicates that the
heart and bead Of Mr.. Ellis are alike
soft 1t it is not competent for Congress
TO pat the public money to any such use.
Evsn If the suffering TO be relieved pre-
vailed 1t home instead OF abroad. the ex-
peasency Of such . grant would be very
doubsfaL Under existing circumstances,
the notion Is absurd The public. acting
individually, can always be trusted to do
all the aans-gving necessary under any
but the most extraordinary circurn-
staneaL For Congress to NEEDLE in such
business wozld Be to set = most danger
~ president.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
Rooms for Rent.
jsnIsf

4 FRONT ROOM on MAIN STREET, SUIT
"A Asl for an once or q store. with bed
room in rear. For particulars. apply TO
h kANPT.
AT the Silver Brick Lodging House.
Eureka. January 6. 1850. ian. II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

CHICAGO has . mystery. Mrs. Gale lies
III % . nervous disorder. and much Of
the time y N . francs state. Loud raps
are beard around her bed. and the noise
thrown her into severe convulsions- Re
porters are 81 to discover the fraud,
but tins far without success. Thew sus-
pscs the woman Of deception. but taus
lar have not been aba 70 catch her AZ n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
NOTICE.

WE HAVE SOLD OUT Our STOCK OF
w clothing to Mr.. H. Kayser, and hone
that the patronage 80 literally bestowed on IA
viii be confined 70 our successor.
AEYEH6b franklin.
nUsosSsUssW k1WA 3NpasLSU
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

Edison ia native q Nova Scotia, bat
his parents nosed to the United STATES
uhea he VAS very young. Having e
fhs spzrks ny VIA > cats back was
stroled. be once placed . large cat in an
essctrle ircnit, 1slng one Of lis fore and
one a ~ hind pass - electrodes. Then
be trsed % start An inSrced current BY
rubbing tbs cats back briskly. The ex-
pertinent sncossdsd brilliantly. but the
eat objected. and Edison sfil bears on
his hands the mark that resulted from
rsing the cas - ~ induetor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
House for Sale.

pRIcK HOUSE on mob HILL FOE SALE
ID -ssuta Of yater-tsnk. two rooms. wood
shed AID sster- Apply 10 the z. L c. Lumber
Company.
kursks, January ~. 1850. janis II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
TO r E T

4 NEW HOUSE. Oh THREE ROOMS, -
"A sitcxted next to the residence of e.
Matt Kyle. Mob bill. Apply on the premises.
Eureka. July y. 1879. iySotf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
PUBLIC MEETING.

THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC MEETING
L held In Eureka Hall next Thursday night.
N order to devise means of raising . Public
subscription for the distressed people OF Ire
land. All those in sympathy with the cause
are invited 10 sttend.
tSignedl COMMITTEE.
Eureke. Jan. %. 1880. inst
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
For Rent.

4 STORE ON RUBY HILL. NEXT DOOR
"A to DR.. Lukens' drug store. can be rented
reasonably. Inquire Of
MYERS L FRANKLIN, Eureka.
EureEt, December Is, 1873 deiAN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
Rooms to Rent.

SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS. PAR
n LoE and bedroom set, single or In suite.
will be let 70 . suitable tenant. For psl acu-
lars, spply 70 AR3 MCCARTNEY.
Corner Clark and Adams streets.
EurekA. January 6. ls5o. tsnT If
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
Furnished Rooms to Let.

CEyERAL NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ 10 let, a. half the prices usually charged
BY other lodging koases. The rooms are large
and very comfortable, and most Of them are
furnished With saves.
MRS. DENNIS,
AZ the large siobe house. North Buel street
Eureka. ga.rsrr II. lcso. janis II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
For Rent.

EURNIsHED ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN-
Il suite. Are newly furnished. Terms, res-
sonAble. Apply over the Bank Exchange, next
TO the new Main street building.
MRS. T.. .. DOUGLAS.
Eureka, December q, 1873. de2s-im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
II. r ACADEM'
Salt Lake City.

THE SECOND SESSION FOR BoARpTRs
l. opens MONDAY. FEBRUARY I'd. A sep
srate department for little boys.
For particulars write for circulars. fin2S-4v
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
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CALIFORNIA

srEcIaL 10 TIE ErRkkA DAILY sEsrSEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29

FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
For Sale or to Let,

THE PROPERTY NOW OCCUPIED BY
Il Brown 4 Tsssel as . shoe store, next door
TO tbs White House. Main street. Eureka. Is for
sale or to let. Inquire Of .JACOBY,
Eureka, January IA, ISeo. Janis If