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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25

EUREKA (Nev.), Jan. "a. 1881

Mr.. EpIroR Ding Ding ! Dong III
Is the locomotive coming, or was the invi-
tation in last evenings paper to purchase
stock only a scare that our Legislature
must pass the railroad bill, subsidy and
all ? As one Of the big guns in the enter
prise left for Carson this morning, let our
Representatives be on the alert for the in
terests of their constituents, as we want
no railroad with q subsidy.
SMALL TAXPAYER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25

The cold and disagreeable weather OF the
past two winters has operated unfavorably
on the health Of one Of our best physi-
clans, DIR. A. G, Bishop, and he has about
made up his mind to emigrate to a warmer
climate-Arizona or New Mexico. In view
Of this resolve, the Doctor has resigned his
charge of the Hospital patients. With his
immediate plans we are not acquainted, but
il he is bound to leave the people OF this
district will miss him sadly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
HELP.

A Chance 60 Advertise Eureka Dis
trIct-Tasfern Nevada Must stand
fn ff IL Wants 60 be Known.
Mr.. James E. Anderson has undertaken
to father the responsibility Of advertising
Eureka Mining District and want all the
aid he can possibly get from every man
who is interested in the development Of
our camp. He is ably backed by some Of
our best business men, but to show up the
vast of so large a section flor he
will include in his labor the country about
us which is to be benefited in the publica-
ton which he will issue), he will need the
individual aid OF each and every man who
is 10 any way an owner in the mines or
who is dependent upon our mineral prod
uct for his trade or living. Those who
own mines should put themselves out
enough to stand by at this time-bring in
samples OF ore from their mines; sit right
down and tell Jim the truth about the ex-
tent and value Of the same, and those hav-
ing odd specimens of crystals, petrifactions
or anything, in fact which will add to the
attractiveness of several cabinets to be dis
tributed throughout leading cities Of the
East, should be willing to contribute the
same. They can leave them at any print
ing office in town or on Ruby Hill and Mr..
Anderson will get them. The first adver-
Using Colorado ever got was as late as 10,
and the merchants and business men OF
Denver made up a pool to issue circulars
in order and an extensive prospectus.
These were sent everywhere. and when the
tide set in for that State it was found that
the strangers had all seen a prospectus.
The inquiries for the men whose names
were connected with the publication were
frequent, and they were prepared to prove
every line their advertisements contained.
This move needs concerted action, md
when once underway we will need no move
advertising-the people will write back
home and Eureka will be a second Denver.
Jim can be found or Ruby Hill in the
.forenoons and in Eureka in the afternoons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25

At the P~ostofice bookstore were received
last night. Chic, which sets off the Grea.
/ Am, Roscoe Conkling. in q blaze OF
bright colors. The angel (Kate) hovers
over Roscoe's left ear, while the devil
l~Sprague) il around with his little gun.
Puck, Of Jan. 10. u also . good number.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
M. b. BARTLETT. Wholesale House.

The finest liquors and the largest stock
sale establishment OF NJ. b. Bartlett, oppo-
site the new Opera House. Mr.. Bartlett
has been in the East for several months,
and has taken pains in the purchase Of an
enormous stock Of wines, liquors, cigars,
tobaccos and glassware. He purchased for
cash, and sells his goods far below the prices
which most of our retail dealers have in
their minds eye. His liquors n wines
are there to be sampled, and our local
traders should try them and price them
before risking the wastes by freight and or
ders. A more excellent quality of tobac-
cos was never arrayed for the public of this
section than are to be found at Bartlett's.
One brand Of chewing tobacco, "Hudson's
Level Best" is the finest favored and pur-
est quality sold anywhere, and will become
the universal choice of tobacco users as
soon az it is fairly introduced. Cigars are
stacked up to the ceilings-corded up, in
fact, and are Of every grade and quality
desired. Mr.. Bartlett has the E. @. Haz-
ard Social Game cigars, pure imported
Havana, in acknowledgement boxes OF pol
ished red cedar, white holly cribbage board
covers. with 141 neatly bored holes-122
being for pegging the game, and 10 for
counting the number of games played
also pegs and rules for playing the game.
with table showing the counting of hands
at a glance. The boxes are as neat as any
penitentiary cribbage board ever made,
aud. filled with excellent cigars, the whole
makes a very pleasant and acceptable pres
ent to a gentleman friend. Read Mr.. Bart
| lett's new advertisement in another column
| and then go and see his stock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
e. q r. PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS SUNDAY NIGHT.

ARRIVALS SUNDAY NIGHT
Judge Rives @ W Baker d family
T Marks J Kelock
] burning
DEPARTURES EsrERD
E J Travis r Richard
O r Buttlar NJ Davidson
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT.
No passengers last night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
NOTICE.

ITO THOSE WHO DESIRE WORK IN MY
line I would say that in about one week
from date / shall depart from Eureka for .
short time-perhsps two weeks-and nay pat
rons are invited to call early.
O. HAMILTON. Dentist.
Rooms in ciark's Building. corner Monroe
and CLARK Streets.
xusekAs yss. u. la15. tanlGw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25

Mr.. A. p. Hodgdon, of the Hodgdon
Mine at Secret Canyon, is dangerously i'll
with pneumonia. and was brought In town
yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
wells. Fargo q Co.'S Mail Bag.

The following letters we're received by
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express last evening
and not delivered Mary Quevado, O. w.
Iadd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
Richmnnd Ruliian.

The Richmond Company ship this morn
ing, by Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s Express, 8
bars Of bullion, valued OF Sl0,o67 ~.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
FOR RENT.

A HOUSE OF THREE OR SIX ROOMS.
"A furnished or unfurnished. ~ desired. for
rent on reasonable terms. For particulars In
quir- ct Mrs. d. r. Baily's Lodging House. on
Mob Hill. or ut the little white house three
doors south Of the school-house
jan2l.lws MRS. v. TAYLOR.
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Gam Francisco stock Exchange.

San EfHnthsS"
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MORNING BOARD.
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40 Rest K Belcher-74 u
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695 Con; Vrs 10 70
120 Cbolar- ,doo r55x,
400 HotoSiI .et5c 3tOc
235 Hale " n.rs' e.
385 crown on an
100 rotosi- iooI
$50 Yellow J"1H
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25
A DAY OF
Mars, the God of War, Whiskfng
His Tail Up the Canyon.

Mars, the God of War, whi~king
His Tail Up the Canyon.
The fue-dust hung dark and ominous
over our burg Saturday night and Sunday.
1t generated /" bile and there were ''wars
and rumors of wars" all around. Early
Sunday morning the SENTINEL reporter
was ted out by an itemizing friend, who
stated that trouble had commenced between
AL. Skinner and - Sherwood, and that
BLOOD
Would flow ere long up by the old Base
Ball Ground. on the road to Ruby Hill.
Half-dressed, and with feld-glass in hand,
we took our position Immediately near
the water tank on the summit Of Mob Hill.
Just before sunset AL. came around that
over the huge joke which had been per-
petrated on some one. Upon arriving in
town the reporter found that a genuine
DIFFICULTY
Had occurred over financial matters be-
tween George Ham and - Butler, right
on Main street, wherein considerable pugil-
istic and acrobatic science had been exer-
cisco. FOR q starter, butter . rlgnt nauier
had been planted at the base OF George's
cartilaginous funnel, and Georges left
''pile Of bones was as full of electricity
as a mules heel, when he put a Ben Butler
eye on his opponent. They both walked
up to the Captains office and filed bonds
for appearance.
Later we we're called upon to record
BATTLE FoR BEANS.
1t is strange that in Eureka where so few
of "de ole-time Guild folks" dwell, they
cannot move along in peace and harmony.
1t was only yesterday morning that war
to the bitter enc" was carried on between
q couple of 'em in a Main street saloon
over the disputed ownership of ten beans
40 for a quarter. One of the parties was
quite severely punished before they could
be separated.
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4 LIBERAL REWARD

WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN TO
w this once of a gold lortet and enain'
Ave rings and . gold pen. taken from mrs:
piumhof's Lodging House on the evening ~
TIE ,Ash inst. and po Qussdeos ssksas '~s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-25


A letter from Fred Waterman, Of the
Austin Base Ball Club, was received by
George w. Crawford last evening. Fred
thinks that base ball matters will be red
hot the coming summer Melville Curtis
IL manager Of the Austins at the present
time. In fact, all over the States the
national game is looking up. Hugh Null
doom, the boss catcher. is now on Ruby
Hill, and with several other experts of the
game it is proposed to organize a club
there this week. As soon as the weather
permits, the Eurekas will commence prac-
ticing, and we may look for some lively
and evenly matched games during the
coming season.
Found.
George r. Almond. Esq, discovered
Yesterday that he was being followed by a
beautiful coach dog which kept close to the
counselor's heels and would not be driven
away. George fred his No. IA at the ami
NAL, and as a last resort recited a portion Of
his late lecture before the Methodist I'M
provement Society. But it was no use and
the faithful one is still in the lawyers
wake. The owner can have the pup by
calling at Mr.. Almonds Office in Clark's
hailding.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-15
From ToIedo-Personal Notes, &c.

TOLEDO, July 13, 1881.
ED. JOURNAL THE business and social re-
latious Of perrysburg and Toledo ME so inti-
mateiy blended, Ind the means of communica-
tim so rapid, that general news Of Importance
reaches both localities almost simu ltaneously.
Therefore, in letter, you could not expect me
to undertake to give you anything like rec
ord of current news.
On Sunday the spIenpid excursion steamer
Alaska, Capt. Hartman, left Detroit at 9:l5 A.
NJ. viii. iull load of passengers, iand landed
them nj rrledo at 1l0 P.M The passengers
with when / conversed were unstnted in their
praise of the officers and of the behavior of the
bnat. The vessel was chartered by ID. A.
Thayer, who manages nearly all the popular
excursions that leave Detroit for Toledo,
Cleveland, &c.
II tnay interest some Of the many friends at
Perr, ,sburg Of Mrs.E f French grand daug htei
Of Cup. Wilkinson to be informed tia, she lately
gave birth To II healthy daughter, whose weigh,
directly after birth, was w Tbs; and tia,
m",her and child are doing we'll.
| The professional business Of DR.. ii. s Baker
has so increased of late tlht he has found il
necessary to add several rooms in the Myers
Block To those lie had before used He occu-
| pies more space for his business than any othe
physician in the city.
| The Democratic friends Of s. g. Van Buren,
Esq. :, proprietor Of tile hnuse that bears hi,
name, are confident that b. will he one Of the
nominees for Representative. Barkus il
| wi,liu'." JosBP.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-15
RESOLUTIONS OF wOLrOap rosT.


Atthe regular meeting Of wolford Post, July
9Th. 1881, the following resolutions 2erc Of
fered by Comrnde Asher Cook, aud uuani-
mously adopted by the Post,
De IL Resoiped-By wolfcrd Post Of the t;rand
Army Of tue Republic uf Perysburk, Ohio,
that we have learned with deep regret Of the
attempted assination Of Conrad James A. ar
field, President of the United States.
Resolved That we stamp this cowardly and
villainous crime with our deepest conde mnation.
Rcsotoed-That of all the evil acts OF bad
men, none Is so benious MS the crime OF assas-
sinaiiou which Is both villainous and cowa rdly
always striking the unurmed and unsuspecting, q,
and whom aimed at the head Of n Nation is par
ricidal, Infamous and stigma ON the civiliEa-
tiou of mankind.
Resotced-That in the midst Of our painful
solicitude for the recovery Of tho President, we
are reoiced to learn that the wounds afflicted
by the assassin are not necessarily fatal.
Rcsoiocd-That we entertain the highest re-
gard for the virtue, honor and patriotism Of
our President. James A. Garfield, and hereby
send to him and his grief-stticken family our
heartfelt sympathy, with the hope that he may
be restored speedily to health for future Useful
ness to our beloved country, for which his
great abilities emineutly fit him, and 10 his
family
ITO rear his little fliai flock
Aud show what good men are"
R,sotoct- That copy of these resolutions be
| forwar rded by the Adjutant Of this Post to the
| President, In care of the Secretary Of State
| nlso, n copy be given the Perrysburg JOURNAL
| with request to publish.
NJ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-15

Tho Arion Band had some Of their absent
members with them on Tuesday evening aud
the music they furnished npcn the street was
highly appreciated. Their rapid progress was
the theme OF all who heard them.
jerome Murray tested his ingenuity as a
sailor on Saturday night. He, In company
with several friends, chartered tho yacht
Reiicn and set sail for the Islands. They
struggled with adverse winds and inexpcrience
the greater part Of the night, did not get far
beyond Turtle Light, lost a $50 anchor, aud
returned TO the Toledo dock about dayliRht,and
at 0 A. NJ, took the Waite and made success
ful trip,
Col. II. @. Neubert, who always took great
pride In the 10th Rcgt. o. N. g and succeeded
in making IL the crack regiment in the State,
has jus, completed since his return from Eu.
rope, magnificent gold badge, to be presented
TO the Captain who will secure the attenda nee
Of the strongest and best equipped Company in
the forthcoming encampment. The regiment
goes into camp at Clyde on the lelb inst. The
badge is handsome piece Of workmanship,
and reflects great credit on Lieut.. Roulette, OF
Co. A., the maker.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-15
LATEST by TELEPHON e j..


Mr.. 9. l.. Condit, of Napoleon, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Jessie Frederick is visiting at Put-in
Bay this week.
Mr.. O. D. Shepler, of Wapakoneta, was in
town last Sunday.
Mr.. Fl. Cake, of Fostoria, is visiting tie fam
lily Of Mr.. John Webb.
Mr.. W. ]. Parks, wife and baby, were visit
ing here on Wednesday.
Mr.. W: E. Pauldng, Of Piqua, called on
his friends here last Monday.
Miss Mary Robertson, Of Haskins, has been
visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. Fred d. Dodge, started for Abbot, Mich +,
oa Tuesday last, to visit friends,
Mrs. Fred. Eberly has been Visiting friends
at Wauseon during the past week.
Mrs. C. P. Taylor starts for Macarthur, Ohio.
to-day, to visit brothers residing there.
Capt. ]. b. Newton, OF Bowling Green, took
In the lawn fete at Toledo, Wednesday.
Mrs. +. p. Averiil is visiting her brother.
DR.. J. w. Robertson, OF Detrpi,, this week.
Miss Lille A. Shannon, Of Bowling Green,
is visitiag her many friends in this place III il
week.
Miss Phemie Robertson. started for Waterloo
Iowa, on Monday last, where she will remain
until Fall.
Hopkins, made hurried trip to his home here
Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. W. W. Perry. and daughters, Ger
tie and Mamie, OF Ann Arbor, are visiting old
friends here.
Mr. Z. d. Lock and Mr.. Jas. Drisccll, of the
steam yacht Leila, spend their Sundays NJ
the Islands.
Mr.. Ying ling, wife and SON. Of THIN. and
niece from Boston, are the guests of Rev. DR.
Yinglng this week.
Mr.. Chester Norton has accepted posit ioi
as fireman on the ID. 4 NJ. Road and will star
out on wheels o'mOrrow.
| Detective Bates has recently been appointed
inspector Of free lunch stands at Toledo, will
Marshal Hayes as gsuger.
Mrs. Kate n. b. Sherwood has bren invite,
| to furnish ap0em on the occasion Of uuvei lin
of the McPlier son monument.
Mr.. Jas. Parks, who has been engaged Il
the Wabash Elevator for some time rast, cam
home to help his father harvest.
Percy Oblinger is the happiest bow In town
He received bicycle fmm Cincinnati thi
morning. Put a COW catcher ON your nose
Percy.
Mr.. z. W. Poe, OF North Baltimore, took 4
the lawn fete at Toledo on Wednesday svenin ne
and slapped of yesterday between trains to se
friends here.
Mr.. Caiiie b. Mcknight has taken charge q
the day Office in East Toledo, and q gentlsms
from New York has superseded him as nigl
operator here.
Nessrs. w. ]. Fishel, O. G. Roiz and Wa
Emch, of McComb. were In this place o
Wednesday last negotiating for the purchase G
the instruments formerly used by the old silve
band OF this place.
MIR. w. X. Champney, now Of Defiance, nc
companed by his friend. MIR. 3. Stormcr. al
rived here Saturday last and have been enjn,
Ing themselves among friends this week. NJ
Chafnpney returned to. Dehan nee last event NJ
and Mr.. Siormer went to Toledo this moi liinl
where ho will remain a few days with III
btother prior TO his return TO Defiance
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-15

Piles are frequently preceded by sense Of
weight in the back loins and lower part Of the
abdomen, causing the patient to suppose lie
has some affection Of the kidnevs or neigh
boring organs. AT times symptoms Of indi-
gestion are present, MS fttuency, uneasiness
Of the stomach, etc. A moisture like prespira-
tion, producing very disagreeable iichingr
particularly at night after getting warm in b.dt
is very common attendant. Internal, Ex;er-
nal and Itching Piles yield nt once on the
application Of DR.. Bosankos Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts Affected, abb
sorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense Itch
ing, ana affecting permanent cure where all
other remedies have failed. DO not delay until
the drain on the system produces permanen nj
disability, but try it and be cured. Price so
cents. Ask your druggist for IT,, and when you
cannot obtain II Of him, we will send II. pre-
paid, on receipt of price. Address, the Dir.
Bosasko Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold by
| TaylO Il Miller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-15

The Powell-Patterson Homicide
On Monday last, 1ltl, was the day set for
hearing oi the case Of Willie Powell, charged
with the killing of James Patterson about four
weeks since. Justice J. N. Bown, of Belville
Ridge, before whom the case was to he tried,
ca He'd to his assistance Justices Merry and
Curtis Of this place. Prosecutor Troup ap-
peared in behalf of the State, and j. r. Tyler
for the defense. Butthree witnesses were ex-
amined. two sisters Of the defendant and DR..
Forbes, of Toledo. The defense put in no tes-
t,meny, and it is the desire of Mr.. Powell,
father OF the defendant, to have a full and free
examination of ali matters bearing on the case,
that the result may be sfsctory to the friends
of the unfortunate young man who lost his life.
Justice Brown, after consultation. thought
IT best to refer the case for further hearing to
the grand jury, thinking perhaps, that some
new facts might como to light which would
make the case clearer,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-15
In nj ENI OEklA M.
HALL OF TosroeASr I.oDax. No. 45l,


F.&A. M, TosrooANY, July 4, 81.
wHkKgAs- II has pleased the Grand Maste
ofihe Universe to call from our midst and from
his earthly labors to an eternal rest, our worth
brother, @. @. Burton therefore,
Re.olped-That in the death Of brother Bur-
ton, this Iodge has lost = faithful and worthy
charter member, and tue fraternity general y
an efficient craftsman and fellow laborer.
Resoived-That in this hour Of affection we
extend to the family Of the deceased our sym
pathy aud the consolation OF our mutual sorrow.
Rssoired That we cherish lively remem-
berance Of the many virtues and good qualities
which distinguished him as a man and Mason.
Resolved That In testimony VI respect for
our departed brother the Lodge b. clothed In
monr ming for period Of three months.
Resoised-ThAt a copy Of these resolutions be
presented TO the family Of our deceased brollier
entered on the minutes of the Lodge, and pub
lshed IN tile county papers.
j.. BLACK,
J.F. .PowsRs,
~. - CHAs. YosT, SCom.
u. TULLRk,
j. NJ. CtaElR0.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-15

VISIBLE iMPRovgMENT.-Mr. Noah Bates, OF
Emira N. Y, writes: Abnut four months
ago had an attack Of bilious fever, aud never
fully recovered. My digestive organs were
weakened and wonld be completely prostra-
ted far GAYS. After using two bottles Of your
visible that / was astonished. | can now
though OIL years of age, do fair and reasnna-
BILE days work. Price 81 90, trial sizeten cents
Sold by Taylor q Miller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-07-15
Difficult Problem soIyed.

Ambition, competition and over. .exertion use
up the vital powers, Of men and women, so
that desire for stimuants seems to be a nat
ural human passion, AID drunkenness prevails
on account Of this necessity for bodily and mem
tai inauguration. Parkcr's Ginger Tonic fairly
solves the difficult problem, aud has brought
health and happiness into many desolate homes
It does not tear down an already debilitated
system, but builds it up without intoxicating
-Euquirer. lid