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FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS

FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
We Will sell our entire stock of frst-class BOOTS
and SHOES at prime cost. as our stock is entirely
too large This is no humbug, visit TO our
prices Ladies' good Butt. Shoes, 81; do. fine
Pebble Butt. Shoes. 81 l5 do. fine Kid Butt Shoes
plated heel, 81 AS do. fine Kid Butt. Shoes worked
butt hole, 81 40; do. finest Kid Butt. Shoes,
worked butt. hole, 50 to So 80; do. finest Common
Sense. best quality, 81 rs; Misses fine Kid Butt
worked butt. hole, S1.45; Children's same kind.
worked butt. hole, 81, 20; do good Butt. Shoes,
3d. AZ. 62 and i5c Ipfants' do, 20 to CSC LADIES'
slippers from zoe. up; Mems Caters and Walking
shoes, 81, 81. %. 81 40 to 81; do. fine Boots from
81 30 up; do heavy Farmers Boots, 81 so to 81 80
and many other gOoda too numerous TO mention
Cousins fine Shoes in all widths and at astonishing
low prices. Spring heel Shoes for children of
every kind The entire stock must and will be sold
without reserve therefore come early as possi-
Die, as you can save money by buying now. Polite
attention to all, and money refunded for goods re-
turned. Remember name and NUMBER
SINSHEI MEK g. BRO,
sos 9TH ST., bet. ii and I.
Branch Store. 40 Bridge st., G'tn. nol0-Im
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TINHOs. ]. FISHER Il co Real Estate Aucts.,
l. 1923 street northwest

msn.s in SIX and twelve months, for which the
h0tss Of the purchaser shall be- taken bearing in
and secured by deed of trust upon the premises.
or al Sas The 9s Up1a of the de-
al conveyancirg is to be at the purchasers cost.
Al arrears of taxes and assessments will be paid by
h .hs Gss thu
CITY at !h fs and sess Of the
noT2se zas $HSS. HISn GLOVER. Trustees.
fAhE 9 aoKAFE 1,Ie
NJ STREETS SOUTHWEST. AMI
ad
+ s5s In In cause lst2 e. supreme Gours
Clotilds Willard are defendants, viii offer for
hs ss see snGe ON m s2n f tie
CEMBER, 1850. AT o'cLoCK p; NJ, lot numbered
u.s. IL n square numbered TO- about 81 feet and one
street. and containing 1925 square feet more or
Terms of sale One third cash. the residue in
three equal instalments at 8. II and Is months,
wh e be secured b, 81
the at has option deRost Of 500 must be
sale the property m,y be resold at the purchasers
sES ana COS, three days IL TIE E.
JOHN F. HANNA. Trustee.
Webster Law Building.
b. II. WARNER. Auctioneer. deco eod2wGds
TlHOkAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF LEAsEHOLD ESTATE OF PART OF
I9T 10; Is ii PETERS, SQUARE. dEoRGE-
BY yirtne Of a deed Of trust from the late -
John =. Bughes to the undersigned, dated
10Th Gay OF october, 1870: and duly recorded ~
in Liber No. 626, folio SOC, OF the land records
Of the District Of Columbia and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, will offer at public
sale. in front OF the PROMISES, on MONDAY. lsTa
pay OF DECEMBkE, ISsu, AT THE HOUR OF s
that part OF lot No. Is in Peters square, George
town. d. c., beginning for the same at the end of
twenty feet the south side Of Bridge street nSaaS
ured from the northwest corner Of said lot No. 49,
and ran easteriy with Bridge. street twenty feet;
9treet one hundred ard twenty feet to an aev
then westerly with said alley twenty feet; thence
north and parallel With first line 10 the heHinrinS
together with the improvements upon the sams.
folio ISL Of the land records. ~
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money
cash, the residue In six End t0elve months ths
purchaser giving his notes with interest. secured
cling Ct the expense 81 the purchaser.
dec7-l0t =. r. JACKSON, Trustee.
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THIS EVENING.

ATA UCTION.
IA SO
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
VERY FINE LINE OF
DIAMONDS in Solitaire and Cluster.
EARRINGS, Solitaire and Cluster RINGS and
PINS.
Solitaire STUDS and LACE PINS.
A very large line of Ladies' and Gents SOLID
GOLD WATCHES, Key and Stem Wnders.
large line Of CAMEO and SOLID GOLD SETS of
Ladies' Jewelry.
large line of SOLID GOLD OPERA, GUARD and
VEST CHAINS.
Also, SOLID GOLD NECKLACES.
And very large line of FIELD aud OPERA
GLASSES.
Breach and Muzzle loading sHOTGUNs of cele-
brated makes.
large Line Of REVOLVERS and MUSICAL IN
SHIPMENTS.
PLATED AND SOLID SILVER
Ladies' and GentsSRINGS of all descriptions.
And In all one OF the largest stocks of Jewelry of
every description ever offered at public auction in
the District.
Gale to commence
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9Th.
SALES AT 10 A. n. AND P. NJ.
Sale to continue until every Forfeited Pledge is
disposed Of.
j. NJ. l. r. COHEN,
li05 Pennsylvania avenue.
FOLEY, Auctioneer. dec3-2w
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AUCTION SALES.
FTTURR DAYS
VTRUgTEKs' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
f ToSsPboC U Rk2RkETY y aHGsa AZ
TIE CORNER OF WEST AND MQNTGOM:
GRY STREETS, AND ON THE LINE OF
THE METROPOLITAN STREET RAIL-

Il 1 UuNIMPROTED PROPERTY II GEORGE,
TIE TEE S1R kT OF WEST ~ ANR Ry M9MTso rs
sl MhHhofoTAs on SHEET TIE LINE EA e.
s6S say .ss sss e tpi t sssS Ag Ii 40
Pas. OF the land records for the District OF Co..
on WEDNESDAY,, DEG.MRER IsTH, D: 1880, =
:use In Dsct Of bens
all that certain tract Of land contained within the
ming Tor the same at the corner formed by the IN
tersection Of the north line Of West street with the
90 ~ With he sad Of
gomery street three hundred 5000 feet thence east
eomery street three hundred (SOO5 feet to West
Street and the north line hsreof one hnndred aad
fifty Q5O) feet to the place of the beginning. with
tne improvements and appurtenances to the same
Terms Of eale One. fourth % cash; balance in
three years for which notes Of the purch sser bear.
ing interest from day Of SALE and secured by deed
CO on ns OeSn s S be s Hs 81
sale; an eonyeyancing and recording at pur-
the night to resell the At rsk and
GKAHH.hs M r MAJ MsAHffNHE E ss Trustees.
no24-eod j. T. COLDWELL. Auct.
FOE sALE1st auction. under deed Of trust, on
USE No # PrkR sce Goh
J. W. STARR. 1929 New York avenue deco ct
EITCH. FOX BROWN, Real Estate Br Jkers
TRUSTEES SALE OF PRINTING PRESSES
TYPE, &c, BEING TIE STOCK OF WELL
EQUIPPED PRINTING OFFICE.
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated March 27th A.
II. 1879, duly recorded in L'ber $40, folio 276. ct
seq one of the land records for the district of Co
lumbla, and at the written request of the party
9TH street northwest. on TUESDAY. the nth IN
SLANT, AT O'CLOCK 2. d the Printing Presses,
Printing material generally named in the Schedule
attached to the deed OF trust and contained in said
523 18th street.
Terms; Cash. deposit of 5000 required at
time of sale.
JAMES E. FITCH. Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. dec3- eotds
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AUCTION SALES


WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co.. Auctioneers.
On To,NoRRow. Saturday.. DEcsxnvRn
llth 1890 coNMlNoING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. W
81
One Walnut frame Parlor Suite. upholstered in
Raw SILK. Gilt Traced, nearly new.
"a.nnt Gna i Suites. Farior Furniture. Marble
Painted Bedsteads, Bureaus aud washstands.
6fnssse SEES; lns1 ain and other Carpets. handsome
Psrlor. Cooking and other Stoves. Crockery &C.
It WAITER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auotioneers
SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
SsTtEEfs sRsySE Iis, AND
On TUESDAY. DECEMBER I4rH, AT 4:sO A
1'cI1cS Pm IL ~ We shan ecu the north half of
Brics House With stnpe Econ 1y ga. two
story Brick in Tt ar of lot.
a chance seldom offered presents itself in the
sale OF the above property aud parties wishing to
purchase should not miss hs opportunity to secure
telo e' 4AITER fs VIII a sS q Auo
EITCH, FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
TEgsr Es SALE OF THgRqyEp RNH
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
100 folio ls2, one Of the land records for the q.
Ditst Of GoInnmSis, and At ths request OF the
ton, in front Of the prem Uses on SATURDAY. THE
18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1880, AT $50
O'CLOCK Pm the following described real estate,
situate in Washington city, District Of Columbis,
to wit: Lot nuD bered thirteen C1S) in square mum
bered seven hundred and thirty two f73). together
With the improvements thereon, consisting of
two story and basement brick dwelling.
Terms One-quarter of the purchase money
with the expenses of sale in cash. and the balance
in o, e, two and three years, for which the notes
of the purchaser, with interest six per cent per
annnm, payable Semi annually, from date of the
sale and secured by deed of trust on the property
sold shall be taken. A deposit OF 800 viii be
required at time of sale. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost. If terms Of sale are
not COMPLIED with in seven days, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
days advertisement
T RaHEST F; = FT1TnGyH.s Trustees.
j. L. COLD"ELL, Auctioneer. dec10-eots
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HEILBRUN'S

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
8O5 Psnnsylvania Avenue.
RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES
PRICES THAT CANT BE BEAT.
EVERY THING As REPRESENTED.
Money Paid Beck for Goods Returned.
Bead this Price List:
Ladies Fine Kid or Goat Button. "a. 90 -s-
Ladies' Best Our. Kid Button. a. so fS[&
Ladies' Best French Kid Boots. "a 90 to I. OO5 ~
Ladies' Solid Goat Button. SO -
Misses Solid Goat Button ..................4l Is
Misses' Best Kid Goat Button ..... 81 90 70 q 50
Chiid,s Rawhide Tips, tHeels, Button. ...-... 90
Chiid's best makes, Spring Heels. 90 TO / 7s
Mems solid Congress Caters ................12 IS
Mems Congress or Button...........82 50 to 5. 50
Mems Calf hand made Boots .....-.......... c. 90
A job lot Of 900 pairs LADIES' FINE KID BUT
TON BOOTS for 81. 50. worth S3. 50.
ONE PRICE.
ssp28 GEO, HcCA RTRY.
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BIZ B. o. HOLTzMAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUcTIoSxz1s
Tenth and z streets northwest.

~ Lafayette 60, fur 2O2O st. W., Hrs
IL r.. and bath =. $3.50 and bath .......... a65
Fur. house. Grant 1443 0 at. u W., 3 rs
Place. .............. 200 and bath ........... 80
Large and elegantly 1883 Mas. ave. n ". IL &c
fur. house, Is rs 1907 Riggs st NV
and stable......... las I0rs Il bath 40
Fur house, 10th Cw 125 Cos at. NV, 1Ur rs.
Fur. house, 18th st. and bath .... 80
n.w..S rs. Il bath. so 1911 Ri2gs st NV
Mass ave. ny ...... 100 10rs. and bath go 40
Corcoran st.. fur. loo l g st NV, rs.
1923 14tb ST. u. III and store ........ 80
and bath. 80 62l Sd st. n W., RS.
800 Sth st. n.w.,lS rs and bath...... 20
and store. 50. 80 23l ~ st. sw., rs Is
Fur. house, " al. NV. 30 Office ROOMS, intel
Fur house, Qst. NV. Is BIZ, from, SIS to Is
Mt. Pleasant, rs. IS
1 make no charge to landlords for ADVERTISING
their Property. and keep 1t before the public cor
SANITY
/ have many OF the Finest Building Sites In the
CITY Tor sale Also, Houses in every section at prices
from sl.OOo TO 500. OU0- Now is the time to buy.
dec4 r. o. HOFFMAN, 10th and T Sta NV
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HUNGANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
- 9Th and streets W.
FINE AIT
HOLIDAY CATALOGUE SALE
ELEGANT AND HIGH COST
BRONZE UETTES,
Groupes and Vases, representing upwards OF 100
different persons and subjects.
MUSICAL WORK BOXES.
ODOR STANDS,
,,.l,r-,,,,, SMOKING SETS,
FLOWER STANDS,
RICH PLAQUES,
UANDLESTICKS,
WRITING DESKS,
DECORATED STATUETTEs,
GILT AND ALABASTER CLOCKS. ->''D
WITH OTHER FINE GOODS,
Altogether forming one OF the best collection of
the above goods ever offered at Auction in this city,
and Will be cataogued aud sold at Auction on MON
DAY, DECEMBER 18th, commencing at IL O'C EOCK
NJ land continuing at O'CLOCK in the afteraoon.
in the new Store, situste south side of Nav
York avenue, two doors east Of 18th street north
west.
Sale absolute and without reserve.
Catalogues ready and goods on exhibition satur-
day, December 18th
dees DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK REStnENOG ON THE
SOUIH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND TWEEN TY-
SECOND STREETS, No. Pip.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 18th h.A
day Of February, 1879. and duly recorded MtMnR
in Liber 909; folio ~. &c. one of the laud EA
records for Washington county District Of Column
bia. AID by direction of the psrty secured thereby
We shall sell, on MON DAY. THa 9TH DAY OF De-
CEMBEB, 1880, AT 4 O'CLOCK NJ, in front of
PREMISE the following property, viz; Lot %. in
recorded subdivision of original lots Is and -, in
square 70. improved by a substantial three-story
Brick Residence. with all the modern improve
mrnts
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments st one and two years, with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per annum until paid, aaa
secured by deed of trust on the property sold;
or all cash. at the option of purchaser If the terms
of sale are not complied with in ten days, the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the properly at
All conveyancing at purchasers cost. s200 deposit
required when the property Is struck Off.
JOHN W. CORSON, a,.,o.
deci0-d&ds JAMES L. DAVIS, { Ai"S'eoo'
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAsTLINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE h VEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE sA EFFECT WEDNESDAY
AN DSof IEsfE 1 I; lsH2:
IL 5O-Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Ex
8 oo-Baltmore. Euicott City and way stations
stragsb'nrs, Winchester. H ,gerstown and way.
s.1o-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
o46.Stannton and Valley Express. Connects
1 Fred aaserstown and at Point of Rocks for
s.oo-New YORK. Philadelphia and Boston Express
ls.OO.On Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
l0.00oBsltmore Express. (Stops at Hyattsville,
ton, Jessup's and Hanover.)
tlo. aq.PttSbursh. Chicago. Cincinnati and st.
IL loGBaltimore. Eliicott City. Annapolis and Way
!! 2 % On Sunday only. for Baltimore and way
f. sS-Sea Yoqs fPbfsss and noson ExDros.
B. 3o17Baltimore and Way Stations. (WInchester.
P Frederick, Haserstown and Way, Via
4.3o-Baitim9re. fayetteville and Laurel E1-
nIef ;s 1 Ftsderck. via Relay Stops at Anna
IA 45EPoint q Rocks; Frederick Haserstoyn.
ons o Ra W s Sas con
4 4e-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
TO 45.Phlladelphla and Baltimore Express. (Mar-
tnsburg and Way, via Relay. Stops at Hystts-
vile ard Laurel.)
e O5-Pcint OF Rocks and Way Stations.
it. 45-BsltimOre and Way Stations.
7.3O-BaltimOre and Laurel Express
TO- oe.P1ttsburg, Chicago, Cincianau and st. Louis
Express.
9: 45-Bai timore. Hyattsville and Laurel Express
tlO.Oo-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
press. Sleeping Car to New York, and spec
ial Sleeping Car at Philadelphia.
tDally. tSunday only. Other trains daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station and
6l9 and 1851 Pennsylyania avenue. corner 14th
street, where orders Will be taken for baggage to be
CHECKED and received at any point in the city.
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IfOR SALE-At auction, under deed Of trust on
u Monday. Dec. 18th. at half pat 3 O'Clock, new
six room HOUSE, No. 1125 Park Place northeast
| j. W. STARR, 1929 New York avenue. dec9 ct
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cECOND HAND CLOTHING,
hats, BOOTS. 6HOES. WATCHES.

FxO1OxlOS 40sa 0Cs1
Can be disposed Of at the very highest cash prices
BY calling on NJ. WALSKEY. COL D street. corner
OF 9th street northwest Orders by mail viii Do
promptly attended TO. 1ovl2
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

gUsHE EsTEY ORGANS
LEAD THE WORLD.
sThs STIhr Z PIANO the Artists Fayorite VIM
&. L. WILD & BRO, Sole Agents. 723 TIN
ut. NV. Also Agents for the Celebrated Krsnich
Z Bach PIANOS. noy3
TYNABE PIANOS-Unequaled In royE.
N TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP and DURA-
BIIIrY Prices IS low a consistent With
In ORGANS Tuning, repairing, packing and
MOVING promptly attended TO. a. REIOHES-
BACH'S Piano War~rooms, No. 423 11th street.
above Pennsylvania avenue noy30
fTNHAT HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINING
have nothing to say-It speaks for Itself.
Come and see 1t. We have agents ACkEN-
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OPPOSITE JUDICIARY SQUARE,
4 handsome FURNISHED RESIDENCE, Of about
II every reon VIII lease for a term of years at a
i7ls RHODE ISLAND AVE. n. w.-Hsndsom.
BT1eS residence containing Is ROOMS elevator and
s6 FIRST ST. GEORaETowN.-H.nds
three-stoFy BRICK, 10 rooms. mod. imps. s25
1905 sTREET.-Good STORE ROOM, facing
COR. 18TH ST: AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
rooms and modern eonvenisnoes Building In
thorough repair and location one Of the best In
2oo3 STREET N W.-Three-stor BRICK, with
back building. Is rooms. with ali improvements.
No: gas II sTRsEEfEff N.w.-Hsndsone rouDl.
l ESOS THo S5th stf9s aPd gFo G% ;.,s
FOB 3 sA IL very fine HOUSES at the cor:
N St. for sale: They are well built, have dressed
beautifully finished and contain every conyeni
f fe9Gs rooms eo.l H ysuls Sc Price 500
noTis Real Estate GAG asnt, st. GonS B G4
L THE CORCoRAN BUILDING,
OPPOSITE U. s. TREASURY. 18th STREET.
c, hine Stores Office ;oa commun
neat; DARK rooms for storage. Inquire Of the
Janitor: jyl2
TOE SALE, RENT AND ExCHANGE-Lar7ea and
foHh Eff FOX Shows faS gu 20
fehhsyIV&nia ave. nov8-3m
NOR SALE OR RENT
IL The large FIGURING Mill and Mansion House
LYONS MILL PROPERTY
situated On Rock Greek. north of the P street
bridge, and within easy access from both Washing
ton and Georgetown.
In addition to the Mill and the Mans,on House.
containing 10 rooms, kitchen, pantry and cellar
the property consists of about Is acres of land
suitable for pasture land and market garden.
commissioners lawn
and Trust 90, corner Of Pa. avenue and 1871 st.
northwest ocfoS
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SPECIALTIES.

DiLES-A PERMANENT CURE UARANTEED
Il in from one TO two weeks / can refer to tie
hundreds OF cases of blind, itching bleeding and
liberated Piles have cured during the pas. three
winters. Office hours from 10 a. "a. TO u.
y A CORkINS, II. D.. No. 7o2 18th st north
west
Mrs h +. WRIGHT, CLAIRvoYASr AND MAG
41 eEIlC PHYSICIAN, has eminent success in treat
ius acute an chronic diseases. The suffering
should cal az Der residence 601 9th St.. corner Of
NJ CORA BLAND NJ ID
w Has removed from sos 18th IT north west To
1919 Il st northwest where she nav he Consulted
professionally during DAY AND EyESISa All
diseases treated by the most approved ne.hods
Nervous affections and diseases peculiar 10 women
with special success.
Office In residence. aeplI2p,
NTNE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OT
I1 LIFE AL business confidential Ladies' AUD
Gentlemen 50 cents each. No 4U8 l. street be-
tween 9Th aud 5th streets northwest. sdgll-l8w.
MI ME- BLANCHE. OF PARIS. FEMALE DocrREss
w cures al complaints. especially leucorrhes
Tells every thing Also. the future No. 40 street
northwest jy2l-22w'
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MISS NARY TUCHEB MAGELL WILL
III resume bar CLASSES In Eiocuton ootobor let,
Q: hes residsnca 2l26 Pennsylys1ls ave-. s.v,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10
. Railroad Route.

Ed. SENTINEL: / wish to call attention
to n Of the best unoccupied railroad
routes in central North Americas route
that abouuds in minerals, good lands, and
fine timber on the western end. 1t is on
or near the thirty-ninth parallel, and
to commence in Colorado; thence west
ward, crossing the Wasatach Mountains,
south OF Fillmore, in Utah thence north
OF Phoebe, Belmont and Aurora, Nevada,
to Stockton, in California. This is GEN.
trail route, through q very promising re-
gion, with little done to develop.it. owing
to its remoteness from communication.
Nature has marked out this route-almost
a straight line through a region rich in
everything to make 1T great. and a rather
pleasant climate, neither too hot or too cold.
Railroad men used to wait the building
OF roads until q country was well devel-
oped but since the building Of the Central
Pacific and Union Pacific has been
the means not only Of civilizing but OPEN
ing up the country to happy communities,
thus enriching themselves and adding to
the worlds wealth.
Capitalists now do not hesitate to pene-
trate the most rugged mountains and bar
rem deserts, fully confident of reaping q
rich harvest in the near future ; indeed,
have almost paid for building as they
swiftly pushed their way through unknown
and rugged regions. r.
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Alta, s&b SKA SIS SIS; Justice. 3b;
Potosi, AKA Alta, 54s 81 3 sb 8Aa JUS
tics Sd; ophir. 8ha; Mexican. 7hb 7Sa;
Benton, % 2l5s 2i5s; Sierra Nevada, ia b;
Potosi, 2Aa; Benton. %; Alta, IS; Best a.
Belcher, %; Sierra Nevada, 7As; Hale d
Norcross, SKA; Belcher. 2b 205a 205s;
Chollar, az; Potosi. coca; Ophir, 6% b;
Lady Washington, sob 55s; Justice, 270s;
Benton, 1905 hob l%alAs; Justice, 2s0s;
Alta. 7ks 7ka Justice. 260s; Potosi, 215b;
chollar, 220a; 0phir, 61s; Jacket. 81 b;
Savage, 2i0b AVA; Alta, 10 TIA Is; JUS
tice, ans 2Nb 245b 2ka 240s; Hale d
Norcross, 5ab5%a5ks; Best a Belcher,
SAB Ga sis; Benton, l60b l65a; Sierra
Nevada, Tvs; Andes, lkb 1854 LIS;
Union. ION b; Overman. Goa; Savage. 245s;
Hale 4 Norcross, 5As; Alta, ~ b; Scor-
pion, Iva; Andes, l65b INA 1858; Alta,
7ab TIA; Savage, 2As; Justice, 26ob;
Benton, Tub mains.
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1t is said that a process has been invented
and perfected for taking photographs in
simultaneously. The man who can secure
exclusive control OF that invention will
make his fortune. Under the present sys-
tenn a visit to the photographer is to very
many people scarcely less unpleasant than
a visit to the dentist, and the interval
between the time when the operator says
ego" and when he shuts up that dreadful
instrument of torture is an age OF misery.
Photography is an art which is very pleas
ing to human vanity. and II the ordeal.
which is at present unavoidable, could be
dispensed with, its popularity would know
no bounds. and Mr.. Monaco, our artist,
would become suddenly rich.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10

Says the Globe (Arizona) Chronicle Of
December I'd Some two weeks ago q
young man arrived in Globe from Califor-
mia somewhat light in purse, but blessed
with good health. physical strength, en-
ergy and common sense, and at once COM
menced looking for work. No situation
opening to him promptly, he decided to
waste no time in prospecting for q desira-
BILE job at fancy wages. but to open bust
ness on his own account. Procuring an
ak, he began cutting cord-wood on a piece
OF Government land in the vicinity OF the
Golden Eagle mine. some six miles from
town. He has put up a cord and a half 3
day since he began chopping. and finds a
ready market at the mines for the fuel at
six dollars per cord. That kind of a citi-
zen is bound to.succeed in this country.