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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
war of Words.

George T. Mayre Jr. has the floor in the
columns Of the Enterprise and Chronicle
while O. O. Stevenson makes slippery
Gulch ~reverberate with his nswer in the
Gold Hill News. 1t Is all with regard to
an affair which the public are not likely to
oct much information about from their
eontro yersy-the management OF the Ken
tuck mine. Mayre threatens damning ex-
nosure. and Stevenson quotes Macpe'h
+ Law On McDuff, and id be he VINO
arst cries hold enough"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
rashionabIe millinery.

Mrs. g.. Loryea, now stopping 1t inc
Jackson House, will remain only a lew
DAYS longer. She will leave on MONDAY
eysning next. Hence the ladies OF Eureks
and RUBY Hill, who desire the iates! ana
most fashionable styles in millinery,
should call without delay. mrs. Lotyes
has a brilliant assortment OF goods wnicn
are sold at reasonable prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
Besieged by OMce seekers.

The Silver State says that Senator John
3 Jones Ia on the Comstock, where several
patriots, who are willing to serve their
country in almost any kind OF position
where the salary is fair aud the oppor-
unity to increase 1t good, have been anx-
.ousiy awaiting his arrival for a week. He
= said to be beleagured with office seekers.
sno importune him at all hours Of the
aAy and night to do something for them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
A QUEER APPLICATION.
Hike Nearly I'm Limbo, but Saved
by lingo.

AAAAv Neariy IN imDO out
by lingo.
An application was yesterday filed in the
State Surveyor Generals Office by a person
from the eastern part of the State, wishing
to purchase all the land upon which the
town Hike, Lincoln County, is located, at
Government rates. OF course there ia q
neat little job hidden beneath what would
on the surface appear to be a perfectly in
nocent application on the part of the appli-
cant. The likelihood is that official action
in the matter will be Indefinitely post
~poned;" but should the Hikoites ever get
wind Of the applicants name, he might as
well seek for mercy at the hands Of a band
of Apaches on the warpath, as to expect
mild treatment from o village full Of
frontiersmen, who are ayerse to treachery
or double dealing of any kind.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

Eight assays from samples taken indis-
.esiminatsly from a lot of ore thrown down
y n blast In the onondaga mine, at
ssrord, have been made by Colonel Tyson
W. me following results: S275 al S4s2 90;
~ -; s4le 81; $3.50 80; $50 &c; $l03 10;
SsSS vIi making ar average value per ton,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

General John Gashwiler Of San Fran
cisco, we'll known here and everywhere
else on the Coast, was discharged from
his liabilities last Monday. Seven years
ago he was worth nearly 81 ,000, 900. Dur.
ing the time Of his prosperity he was on
intimate terms with ]. @. Flood. Does
not the intimacy explain the release?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

The Mountain View mine at Hot Greek
has hssn sola TO L. L. Bullock and ]. Il.
scnnhsm. two San Francisco gentlemen
SHouI Kellogg 4 Co, who have been work
;U inc the property Tor a number o. years,
ing .u tha ssis. The purchasers will pro-
caad Al once 10 erect smelling and ieechins
works for developing the NINE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

Wednesday a light engine brought to
Reno ]. W. Adams. who was found lying
on the railroad track at bridge 26 above
Verdi. He had been run over by the
train and his legs and body badly crushed.
He was taken to the County Hospital,
where he died Wednesday. Adams was a
native OF Lynn, Massachusetts,, and had
been working in Truckee as q carpenter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

Parker House-A. sturgis, Chicago; G.
anaeher, D. Dryer, San Francisco; A. j.
niair, Eugene Blair, Bristol.
jackson House-John Flaherty. Secret
vanyoni ]. Holmes, Z. a p. r. R.; d. b.
@srry, oreana; NJ. Sullivan, San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
An Embarrassing Mistake.

The Carson Appeal says that Mr.. Daugh-
erty OF that place caught near the reser-
voir yesterday what he supposed to be a
Young c~ottontail rabbit. Before he sue
ceeded in tanning the playful little brute
he learned, much to his embarrassment
that 1t was a Juvenile p~olecat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
A Pleasant Meeting.

v. L. Mayer, who has the suttiership ct
sors halleck, arrived in Eureka yester-
eay, and met an old schoolmate in the
form Of Gid scanland, When last seen
.hey were talking about old times and
tnelr early loves.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

Notwithstanding the cry Of dull times
the tradesmen Of Carson, says the Appeal,
are getting in large stocks OF holiday
goods, and it - afe to say that they will
have a good holiday trade. The times,
after all, are not 80 greatly depressed as
the chronic croaker wishes the outside
world to believe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
u.nDy s~hrInkage.

The assessments levied becoming DC.
,,nouan, in December are the smallest OF
any month in 1881. The amount ealisu luz
"a 500 300 for all the mines in Nevada
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

The regular convocation Of st. Johns
Chapter No. 5, R. A. NJ, will be held at
Masonic Hall this evening at 2 o'clock. at
which time the officers for the ensuing
wear will be elected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

p. West, an inmate Of the County hos
pital at VIRGINIA City, fell aeaa s''
IN q AZ Of epilepsy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

Marttn,s Holiday Goods.

The majority Of the physicians at Car
son City believe that Guiteau is insane.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

Ladies' and gents elegant pocket-books
and dressing cases, at Martins drng store.
Prices reduced on all holiday goods AZ
Martins drug store. ~
kinds, ct reduced prices, at Martins orug
Celluloid sets and plush cases, in all va
| ~r,eties. at Martins drug store.
Importsd toilet and fancy goods. sold at
bad-rock prices, at Martins drug store. II.
Holiday goods OF every description sold
AZ lower prices at Martins drug store than
| any other store in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

The Richmond Company shipped this
morning by Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Express
u bars Of bullion, valued a. sass 10.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
lust Received

FRKsH EGas-TWo n A 3uAEr asS
b,.,sss. rsducsd ts Il per can, u BERo's. az
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

DAVIDSON, at the Postoface Bookstore. is
selling books at cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
NOTICE..

u,HrRE WILL BE A REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting Of the Eureka Branch Of the
fxisb Land League THIS Saturday EVEN
ING Al 3 O'Clock, at Hibernia Hal.
ANo PETER BREEN. President.
p. HARMON, Secretary. .,o,.
Eureka. Dec. 0, 1881. Az
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
NEW TO-DAY.

you will save money by reading F.J
a~cbneidsr's new advertisement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

ALL the Poets, in fine gilt, red line edi-
tion, only 81 at Davidson's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

yon the finest and cheapest holiday
goods. 90 to schneider's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

RoprSsoN CRusoE. Swiss Family Robin
son. and many other Juvenile works, in
nice binding, only rs cents at Davidson's'
Regular price, 81 so.
, 1881-11-10

JrnGH DRuMMUSD-fncha
]EnGE ET.t.Or1E1T-Adnlrnlty cnlendnr. No.
~, Norton IS. Propeller 1.nckeye, On trial,
APPELLATE CuCnr-Nos. ., q, 15, u, Il. No
rnso OH tsial. ..'...,.' ,',.,,,,' ',..',,,,, '
JCIrnE GAns-Asslsts Judge Anthony. No.
i2,. Iunes ~. StlycrI,uil, OIL trial.
jrn0E sNtTlt-No first tMll. TrInl call Nos.
4.'D t.aI", +.es 3.tFH, 4eD 4,:H0 4.AA, 4.,. 4,ss
4,ta. No. 4.:.cn. Strung W. ltnlngt0n, on trIns.
.lUN3E " Hill M*tlS-wAsBfstAJn Jnt10 Smith. No.
t.. Merrii! We. Ll,kD thure S: Michigan Southern
lt4ElrDad Company, IN tria1.
.1EM,E ASTuONY-Nos. III. SNj, :}3}, hi, 81.
th1, III. +B4 4ea. Ill., M. 4 1876 tu Gt, lnclualyc.
No. +0i1, ,drl.gs VI. kusp. On triNt.
JUDGE EJAMEROS-Nus. j, !, .. L. on Judge Gard.
ucr'a cHlpndAr. No case OIL hearing.
JuDuE 1ttt1Elks-FlEBt clAt, Nos. ISL to G00, In
tlusly0. Triai Gall, Nos. 54g d5L to 00O, tn1tus-
I've. No cAsc on trial.
.jun0E si0isAS-Nos. I'll. 1o, lo7, 1os. rr3. III,
1s5t hS. ~, 15l. 153. No. W, sherwin vs. In:
JrndE Hsw,:+-Sos II. 1so. le9, l73, and 10. No.
.~JUM;i: ltAltSuM-So eaIl. No. a7, Firman Vs.
Flrmatl, ~, heatlng. ..-.
IupnE 1Mt'nls-tnsnno caacs from oto IT, and
Nos. ~" ~. III. Ut, y7s, ;'9, :so, Q, IL, VI, IL,
.jiiDnE TuLEy-Nos. IL. 4ls. 4ea 4aas, III, 40,
and ai... ~
Jup0E lA,.pxE,l-No. 3s9, Pcop.o vs.. Arthts.
u. stern,
, 1881-11-10
.TO1eEIGN.

.tlltEltNs
Spstiat DHpateh 10 The Chicago Trtbnns.
ILrERruut. Nov. 9-tl.A u. nI.-FLuCtt-So, /, 1887
SU.2, NsG III.
Gn% Observation-Disclosures. NO. I. lis Id: No. ?, lis
ID; spring, M. ls hd: No. 4 D Ii white. NJ. l. III
No. =. i0a Dd; club No. lis III; 80, > lis Id. torn
-bs.lft1.
l'tuv1sfnSs-1'ork-7ts. Iazd-aSs.
tIvEnpo0i,' Nov. "u.-I'IDvIs1aSs-rork-
dull 1T ~. Surt ribs steaay nt s long clear steady
ut 47s. Benf-l'rlHla moss dull at aa.
CitEEEi:-Amrrican choice LuiI nj 58s.
'frNrESr1SE-SpiFits stgady at lis Spirits at LON
don htcady nt +ls.
Observation-Disclosures. wliIto dull lbs Sd. Corn
Mixed steady ut IL lhi.
EivEHruul. nov. ning.-CuTroS-Flrm; up
lands. 7-i. urlsnns. ialHd; sacs isl bn!cs spoo-
,i.H"yastuSS-l'rssns 1ncss l,ork. 'ds. American
i'lrHUt.E1.M- -lsotnet., dlad.
dM%1M,S. Il, MY. 7; n;,,i,EtH,iEtM-!teu Gs4d
lGrrEST'xE,s,slts r$; IT,, 4. t,af*!ls ";
l.!e following wore rceotved by tho Chicago flunrd
OF Trase:
tIskit';.,,sst- H. %WnynsS! Il c donr. rs4
CSiHoss 81 SSnsi.WIsat n"t S'S!s' .?"s; fs ari!ya
l. n n IL @ enss, eesss. tssi Ssi eia. III.
NoS ass SSfa 'ss ana aetisa: sny
H. id: N" XII 10 a. % Hl. tssa sai
eaaier falr axeFnEo American i,ixel, :~ d. Car9.ns
l,nE Gaiornia wi,sS. jn.t sl,ipne, AZ, ,eary dMO
10 France luslnH tho paht nauk, p +0ob gra.
, 1881-11-10

NEW foHk' Nov. nY.A-0HAiH-Whest -lcss activlly
hn sy ' ,, nesp. ;.o ,eoa,n IN s"
buuyant,, md ass"nainx IL aboat @ isss:o Ipu por bn
ss s wsst'csa no. ..ys "sa4 1"a .t seesa"s @
aS aea "s yvs s' aaass S sss expsrt 1a rune, as
aud u"sradsd rod and vh'ts tic TO- oia'!'4. i waish %
wa. a".ad
SS:S,s!sd sas, tsiStsa sy H. ~: EFT
!; :S ~ ;$ II
:5;t sSs1 II M "Ss r!s taHas;y Il
i sas s?s! II {; t Ssss i . 4;
Sss ;!! j; 81 es ss'H s"!z s,
S 6st 81 VI ,s
%s ss :S sssS rsS,{s II e H. s a. %sss ;sx
] ssade II Fstc - II % YSSlty III sn f 'H nsw
Ss aS!s 'tSssss tS !:ss
farg rS t II The aT5 ~ sfT'S sn srxs sS
T. hs ny4 En- @ vs!S s! S a gvp yH
s; S;iess sn,t,s WI a'SstI; |,s S||'Sn !tn
Ss s.,s4 sssa Ct s.,sa y e ss ssy i; FSs
Ss;s s;ts :si
ijs: II s!! It It S
'lE% lior,soxs-1.e. product. ,,syo s.eu ouote,,
sss sos 'fsst'ss q "sslss;Sf ssys
II; d ss' IA s a NJ S: SS s @ III
s sss $ss M ~ :s%si
& s:si{ s:s, Y 81;
Msssrn st., 'n..t 's bnc 70 = tals MsE5gsntg =
, 1881-11-10

NJ
BOsIoS, Nov. .1.-FtDNA-Dull And nomnn1.
i:MAtS-CoEn dull ind stenuy. Outs dull Aud IN.
0tAnEe,l. l{y0 strMIy.
lttoyIs1uNs-stcady und unchanged.
ut:1TElt-FIrns for chDIco, others dull.
UuEEsE-tn motrrutu demand.
Enthusiastically. .-
Il1DTH- E9Eilii In Euud demand; Weasern dry iec;
nut. p4dsilc.
HECEIlTHFIuur. 7,ig Dtla; wheat ITO 90 bu; corn,
4l,lsU u; Onts, lAtA tjtt. ~''
HI1PMESTH-EiUur, EE5 ht1B,
, 1881-11-10

ST. f.t1uTS,,
Hr. 1.ot'tH. hpy. A-fthrtt-t Quiet md rne,nnec.t
GNAtH-Wilnnt Unelet lowns. n1tvhheed IND uluana
tanuary. ttt1< February. Nnlc. ranYnd at ft.376t
LINZ hpconibor. tlTEk4iii,{ Jahunry. L4.1tel ,ty&
fehri'nsy. Nh a'!o, sl.2;bsslaHf hid. M. ,,,, ttt
!!ecnn.lur. ;tAn ian!ihrv 1;.:Ii4t February. H7u
stny. Fn!Bs n t*ftIrtc JnHry. *NsSA, Mny. tsns
4lnHi 4t f&e f1tI tlistt. 4lj4g4Hie IlrcyHrr, 4f1
hurley Ht1cfnh4nts. " ~
ltEAtt-SOHllnAl III fltkh
ltrTrEft-~t tihclnf1vGG.
!:tltis- fhcI,nnatt.
WHf*Kf-QutGi ut $l.t1, ~
!HIftSttlSs- 4llliat: fHbhii9 Mt HE 1Iry
Anlt nl,!nts.n tottnr feeling, f,tt ai,riInqsi .DE1
slnW ut ts &hat *i0uI. !Httt nt,s,Iail5:hiHlor Ut
y, ,i:E,,G,E!rTa.f!qSs A. tm, 'rsi ~ mwnas iD, hM
atitMGxTa-flnmr, ilvn hrlas w.iGnt. isujl Til
r,fn 47ND bull ohts, j,4IJ hu. RE- A4u bni tnrl0y,
:, f. H.t:rnnnn I'oa.d-ynss lovcs, ti, I,ecun,9cr,
t!Mor Gt'1es'c flHeHtnh1f; i;iHI9J9e jnnn Ut j93
GsAe February. Gss4;islo Mir.
, 1881-11-10

CINCINNATI. Nov. 9,-Ct,rTnS-Uutet, l0,4c.
FL0uH-Strangur; family, s&25GsIdl, fd1,cy, s1.1a3
1.7i
GNAiS-Wheat nrn.cr: Nh. 2 rcd winter, s,.:s3l,;a
Corn strong and hlxl,cri No, Nllxeh. ttaEc, Onta
% sMsse and M Err; M .. m,,sa *sc ,ys s,ons md
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull; klH.j. I4nrfi irnert s1atsl
Hulk n!auta aulct md anchnage!l l.ncon btnscn nd
a-wsk s' 81. q t!H s,n,Itt.n 3n'es 1t iln-
HITrEu-WGakGrA A!ld lower; creamery. sA:ot uloico
Western reserve, 1ct Clluee EGntyal Ohio, ac
, 1881-11-10

Tolypo. O.. Nov. A-SaoS l,uAnD-GnA1S-whe
Gu!et but i!r: No. rcd. spo II. .3Js Dccor.ar s!
january. E1tks Februafy. sl.E. earn an!et, No. 2,
apot. oaAc%; % o!d Gio. nccsmisr a,1o, Jannnrs. a'c
cALtS,Whont tsEn,, >. hat r., r snIo tnWori NJ. rcd
fE.A; jnnuary: <ta1f; FebrunTs. tt.Alk. Corr! dnll
80 1lecuHlhcr. hsHG bid: january, Tic bid, HlhaG
nskrsit May, tGtfo bid, f3t.{c mixed.
lbUp hu. T
EhtrMxxrs-Wh ;u4gol bu, corn 1900 bu, oat.,
ituD bu.
, 1881-11-10
rf1E s1,ERy MURDER CASE.

The oaaH Of Arthur Stern, whose wlfe was
found dcad tew montha ago With a bullet
ho!o Ia her bead In the weeds alongside tho road
to Wadhsidl Csmotcry. seyesa! miles bcy7ad tho
city liutts, wus gallad In the Ctntuas Court yes
tesday before Judge Gardner. Ms. Mills being
, 1881-11-10
1{IIEEAL0.

HuTTALo, n. Y. .Nuv.u,-t,AAtN-Whe quiet 1Hd
rni nales lot{0 bn No. hard Duluth rt tl,6ot to Ar-
rtve. corn !lounaliy unchanged und inactive. uatA
uQplInst ~ tJo.
FNEllnTs-loworf wheat, +slc, corn. txc
, 1881-11-10

N1w YoMK. Nov. &-lIusEness checked today bI
stormy woashcrl cestun goods rcry nFu,s stocks
usuntiJ light wonlen goods quiet and stoadys pfnts
NlnEhatnk, and drSs4 K0pdR mu4tlY qu1si Fcipafelt
nng brown Shqetln9a aAyancvi. Sixty Thousand
United sat9s s military coass viii 70 pefsapsonf sod
, 1881-11-10
1,E'lsIfOI'T.

I}ETltOlT, Mich, Nov. 1,-FtuEH-ljnehanKod.
GMAiS-Whcnt u1isstttud and wehkur3 NJ. whtts
Cash, November. md year sl:stl pocoMber, SLJat;
JsnuatE n at' February. t.a}s' March, tL'ii No.
jtgtklI'1H-Whett, 34!Un bu.
bHipAESTs-Wheat +Q,uu bu.
, 1881-11-10

Tomorrow will 10 tho last day OF sorylco for
tho November term nf tho Circuit Court.
4 tllscharnc FROM bankruptcy was issued yes
tcrtsay 10 George jonchim.
, 1881-11-10
Dissatisfaction Over the Decis-
ion Declaring Preliminary
Calls Illegal.
Another Divorce Set Aside, on tho
Ground of Personation Of
the Defendant.
SltrWins Su1t Against Gen. Inga1ls, The spttu.
laltng Warrior, far Malicious Pros.
etuilon.
The gtom Murder Trial to Begin Today
Why n Juror Declined TO
Serve.

-,~,~o-o,o, , ,f1IYEfYNffNA NAf3Y f:AI.f,0
,r,,. f., .,,t'la. -. VIZ, ~ *i,,.t.
ANpcllAte Court, hui llcldttt practfcD OF sno
hf tho J.slscs III making preliminary calls 10 be
n"e essH'tn ,r,' ~" .no
'lrtnhef: ot tno Lh1chRo f'af. 1ho 'htoI!IReheo
WAS not received with my oxtrashRast dcI4oh'
itco hus t,crn to nIorn ntm,t twenty cakca daily
~, t}o r.. II INV enct, .t,uc f,r cr,,rtc mi III
,no sa an 'os su. l, ~ H. at m ,taso "s ~
wuys anr1c rnscA brought for ,1elay, uther4 TO
which, M, ,lrfrnse will In u,ntle when finally
s.'s aot ",A'' "nu slai! o'uofs "uen "outa ~
coit'n1'c'l out Ut atch hiltnbor. anu tho
cnit was thurcrorc tnat!e Iarner than
Inn 1,,,,,,n. o,,, t,rIns i,,,s,. iii la. If ,,,s
t.,.. .'''s. " ~" J"cs Das' ~. ~, poseou'
tsso1s with sieb nnHllcf. ao"eFeT. II nus not
lleen unsrrtlnout to sec n Judge run through his
eall II, ut, hot,r or t,y and then o cunpee,I tn
.,tf,,,... n,,s. tut.t.I.. - ,.i. 49,. ,.I. ...t.
, 1881-11-10
l.EUllIA,

PEoNtA, I'LL, Nov. V,-tisAiS-Corn nfmaes high
mixed. GoX1WNo; ml1at to1teta,1 Oats trH,er, No.
white, Ep{u4 ity0 lnnctlve but sr1n nj usitl9'c.
IllunWlSEH-unsu tchi NO snIua ret.orlud.
ltkck,i'rn- nonui cnrft, II as bn oats, IT,.
EsIiiiMnSTa- -Whcat. !! f15 hn eoFl,, sVu bu; oals,
lI!50 buf ryet 73Uu but bariuy, w hu.
, 1881-11-10
INDIANAPOLIS.


ISDfANApuLtB, Nov. G-lRAlN - Wheat nsm,
alolaslA Corn trml E*sG5o fur oldt t&u9o tor new.
Oats dulfI &14S47c.
, 1881-11-10

INTI5.lJ TN TF.S t-1JCEIS,
John Wo!fgnnH MnrEenctcr tjlcd n bill ycstcr-
day nnatnst Hiram j. Thompson 10 rcstrnIn him
ftr,n lhtns a patented ynr,lle., for coRtIng pho-
.fntraphlo negatives, Invented Dee. u, ia1D, by
complainant.
, 1881-11-10

t;RlsfISAL COURT.

L. 9. 1tatlhcrK b1Rau d suit by attachmen
aKainstS. l.. johnson to recover $f,tG5.
, 1881-11-10

0swEao, ,Nov.0-0MAlH-Whont1 tower Corn qulst,
Western mixed. 7ic.
, 1881-11-10

A nRfvAL AND DEPARTURE. %
4 TRAINS = ExrLANATtnN or HKvERENon
y .-tSntucday gxaapted. saunhaT excepted.
{AohdaJ excepted. lDRliy.s
Chicngo II Norshskestern Railway -
For Mars Ting " ,9icepinE
and depot c0fnet oE WeIls and kihIla. .aM N-oesoF
, 1881-11-10

+. WtLAlNaroA, N. @, hUr, A-splMlra o. TuaFEx-
G1s6-scatcei hard, Eao9i softs &l25; ri1xtu, eah
, 1881-11-10

lFAfet | Arrive.
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faw vUsHufA arriving making but slot. ttur. Hnlns
were generally rol up 10 tho outside ngures. We
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, 1881-11-10
E.HI'ls.tEI'E.

Browns Iron I!ttors arc true friend 10 tho
woak and cDnynicsu0ht.
, 1881-11-10

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Union ,a mePot 20 M snts nna Tys!fsh.sss AZ Etasest
Within nnc block. Tckct QrcVs. 8. South Ciafk-st-
Palmer li1use. and Grand Pac1fc 1lolni
, 1881-11-10

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-14
STATE Items.

Coin Csmsroo, Of the Elizabeth
farms, Lancaster county, has received
. $500 imported jersey bull.
Thomas Tyson, . farmer in Upper
Dublin township, Montgomery county,
As yesfs Of age, was accidentally run
over by bis wagon loaded with hay, on
Monday, and was killed almost instant
ly-
The Rev Thomas Baskerville, of
Bloomfield, pastor Of Congregational
church, clerk of Congregational MIN
isters' association, agent Of the Congre-
gationai Missionary Society, has eloped
With servant girl, taking along all
the money becould borrow, and leaving
bis sick wife and three young children
without . dollar.
Samuel Hughes, 4 well-to-do farmer,
living near State Line, Fulton county,
committed suicide by hanging on We'd
nesday. His mind became deranged
upon the discovery that what he sup
posed was . vein of silver ore on his
farm was . worthless substance.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-14

I'll show you up; you used to go to
see my wife, and she told me So"
Shaw stated that he believed Gui-
teau to be perfectly sane.
WHAT EXPECTS SAY.
Sixteen, q majority, of the experts
on insanity at Washington agree that
Guiteau Is sane and legally RESPONSE
BILE.
THE JURoRs
Three of the jurors are sick. Want
of exercise is said to have produced
disease. The colored man on the
Jury is one OF the sick; he is threat.
ened with lung disease another suf-
fers with neuralgia, third with some
skin disease.
INsANE-SHooT HrM Now.
A New York expert on Monday
pronounced the murderer insane.
While he was giving testimony in
favor of the theory of insanity some
one at a window cried out, "Shoot
him now!" The scene that ensued
in the court room after that remark
is said to have been beyond descrip
ton. A panic took possession of the
people that sat near the prisoner.
Some sprang out of their seats, some
shouted, Don't shoot" while others
dropped to the floor to get out of the
expected volley that they believed
would be delivered at the prisoner.
The assassin himself bent low down,
as if to get out of the way of the inn
pending shot. The murderer was
scared, and his reliance on God did
not prevent him from showing it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-14

"A wedding came very near being
postponed in Pittsburg on Thursday
evening a week on account of what
might be considered harsh rule
adopted by the alderman who was
selected to perform the ceremony.
When the candidates presented them
selves the man of tho law demanded
his fee in advance. There was q
pause, during which the expectant
groom vainly searched the empty re-
ceptacles of bis wordrobe for the
needed lucre An appeal was made
to the bride, who proved to be no
more fortunate than her promised
husband, and the meeting was about
to adjourn when one of the brides
maids came to the rescue and adj
vauced the required sum, when the
happy hearts were at once united.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-14

A Philadelphian gives his exper-
fence in McClure's Times in imbibing
New Jersey Apple Jack whiskey: he
says man never wants to get drunk
on apple whiskey more than once
A small drink of the liquor viii climb
to the head of q man who isn't used
to it in less than ten seconds. His
face gets red and feels sunburned;
when he closes his eyes he sees nine
million torchlight professions charg-
ing at him ten abreast, and if he took
took two drinks he could be induced
to vote for high priced street railroads
or machine nominees or do anything
else disgraceful. Finally he falls
asleep but it is a peculiarly of the
liquor that when he wakes be will
find himself drunken than when he
laid down and for three days his head
will sound as if swarm of bees had
hived there"