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, 1881-04-24
LOCAL ITEMS,


Amy man who has had his'nose tlattened or
his thumb driven up to his elbow can fiatter
himself that he has helpedto open the base
ball season..
In showing the sights to New York gem
tle1nan last week we visited n. Matson &
Co.'s 1eWelry establishment, corner Of State
and Monroe streets, which our friend said
was as complete in its stock and appoint
ments as any in New York, especially in
watches. Besides all grades Of American
and imported watches. we observed a full
line of jules Jurgensen and Patek Philippe
plain and repeating watches, and were pleased
to notice that all goods were marked in plain
figures.
Take life as it runs and the woman with q
big foot gets as much admiration as tire
woman with Il small one. No one darcs
compliment the little foot or slur the big one,
and so where is the gain or loss:
Messrs. g. P. Kimball & Co. will move into
their spacious and elegant new carriage es-
tablishment, corner Wabash avenue and IIar-
rison street, the 1st Of May.
A Kentuckian named West who got the
cold shake is suing tho faltlliess girl for
5000 damages. lie is going to prove that
three years courtship is enough to smash
the most leyel-lleasled man.
To accommodate those ladies who desire
to do their own trimming, Hotclkin, Palmer
& Co. offer selection from al extensive stock
Of ladies' and cliIlEell's untrlmnled hats,
embracing I'LL desirable styles. Flowers,
feathers, ribbons, ETC., to please all. 137 and
1}9 State street.
a girl in one Of these poke bonnets looks
as though she was sitting at the rear end Of
Il Kansas wagon.
Ahlborn, the erayon artist, 335 West Madi-
son steect, in addition to his regular bllsi-
ness, will open q photograph gallery i'll the
same building after May !. where the public
may rely upon securing tirst-class worE.
London Truth, quoting the item about
what American girls cat to become lovely,
advises London professional beauties to
print their bills Of fare below their photo
graphs.
Groccrs, restaurant-keepers, etc., will find
both the milk and Vienna @ bread made py
unqualified satisfaction to their patrons.
Give tllis firm your next order.
it was 9 stnply An y'i perfect.5 RE :'oh, come now,
really YOU know nothing is perfect in this
a-boomng. we notice that Hall, 1o1 State
street, advertised last week for nd lltional
miliilers, bonnet-1nakcrs, and salesladies.
4 New York reporter teaches hi evening
school, delivers sermons, has a class III draw
ing, and pays his board by giving piano les
si,. ;ro,,e at n,,ca ~ ie ~ nan ot iii :"
o., ~ '.,a,.t,a,, - ~ rno ,,,,,z
nornioac c,,r,oin.nnIas ensc}s> .n;rrors finr
annro";nos atc ie necrssnrv fn ff,a nrtis,ic
fIecoratiGi, Of rooms. THIS can be made at
the Wholesale and retail establishment Of
Summons, Clark & Co., 207 and 2O9 East
Randolph street.
cocl, was aiwavs coolest wien o1, Tie point
nj attacE. u exclaimed: " lie must be n queer
fe]iow. | never saw a chap that vas coolest
when he was on the point Of a tacE.''
rho sfocl- If otf;c. fnrniture carried hv 7
A To,i," t. r. 81 md .,,9 St,tt. ctr,.cf Is
, 1881-04-24
ARTISTIC PAPER HAEG1NGS,


In all the choicest French, English, and Amer
lean patterns, new and original designs in hand
painted freezes hung In the highest style Of the
art known, by +. X. Hi1ger s. Co.. VI Nabash-av.
, 1881-04-24

Best, regardless OF prices. IS. Fine filing Il
speciuity; halt rates. DRs. MCCHEsSEY.
, 1881-04-24

Finest teeth s.. Filling half-prlce. Cum
mius' Dental Co., 70 State, corner Randolph.
, 1881-04-24

= The universal verdict Is that the New No. 5 Is
the simplest and most durable sewing machine
Wheeler s. Wilson Manufacturing Co, 155 State.
, 1881-04-24

ssAouzal OH lkats.''
Ask druggists for Rough on Rats. It clears
out rats mice, roaches bed bugs, etc. 15c boxes.
, 1881-04-24

4 n EXCURSION WILL LEAVE GIL
II ca:o nhont June tor California. For pnrticu-
lars address L. T., ROLLINS, 16l La Sniie-st
, 1881-04-24

THE ASSuAL Al ,, "TREE , ILASTfNG, Ia;s1 G,5,
tnEes n'ace May FL instead Of May T. as heretofore
Tic afternoon. a;ld In the evening soca! will be held
In the Normal Hail. Those from the city should take
the Rock Island dummy. leaving at l2:li p.
, 1881-04-24

MR.. D. l.. MOODY WILL SPEAK In
ltA farwell Hnl u; l: o'cock: s'anday. Mr. 5ausey
will sn.:. Thoy wcrc announced To lead the noon
evening" thu ch:ngc Is made. All ure we1cUt:lc.
, 1881-04-24

| T1HEEVA MOODY ANDSAN-
key Will hold three services Mt the Chtca@o..venue
to-day. PreachnX mt Iu:4i md 7HJ p n., And
| Sunday r-schuol ut O'Clock Tho public will be
communicated far IS the capacity OF the building
, 1881-04-24

We recommend Eidredge gesewing-machlnes
, 1881-04-24


. So~u1.;; had been heard lately about the new
f,,,;cagn ceInTro nh Conpany, which proposes to
s,:, :, ,n. h.tmesn rhIs civ and New York ut
80 .al'u 1.n @ ana foteraj lines ultimately, Tho
.a1eoI .S1 %:rrs w hal nor lM.cn coIn1ncpccd was
ieo~,,nd ros1nrIav ali the stock, er-
t'e1lt tsl s1oG1tT hai been subscribed for, aud
TX hitct, "a wi,ar to do with tho
e,r,,,,s - co,,Id essI1v ha divided among those
hI inyo otron1,w nI,f their names down. and
a< W. ~ 49, aro nx;.,,,s to rct the stock but
+na o'su, ,,r;1,;,inrs s If ihe project desire to
o11cre to thaIr 0rlstnul intcntion that is placc
Tho shares among tho merchants and others
. .uu su ;m 1,n,rnn;y. rhn comn,ny There Is SOME
fai. nf i,irniny tho suMrcs over to trustees to
ilold Until 1t is called for by the proper parties
Same understanding at least will be rcnched
within the next ten days, and thereafter
ne nnssif,1e contracts will bo let for the con-
s1ri,cfion Of the u1uI,l wires.
49, 80 TIA p,h,;, rth -orr
a REGULAR meet'uE % t.'-nonr tto r,h.;rInan
Eoard was nelh teststo1s 1t,i, ro~ ~, II
Onllan III inc caa!r. - t ~ ~ ,ta ~ M.
braTy Con1tEittec* rep"t.eu ~ Ei,s1, ,,as,.e RI
chase q cef'alI t,tru,aI' a1aa uaia n,,.,'neoI
cost k anu tney were :a iso ~ ,rescn'nd ond
supplementary ISL Maa ea.oT jP.ssr;nC fo,z,
was referred TO me 1Ao'o!.''s'6,.ao'i ILL., eG dn-
m!ltcc. IN N motloh ooo .~,, "In h,ors r.
cidcd TO sena ~ or ~ sy "u.n .a,ai eha 1,r' ~
tho County Hospltni Mr' ai'et! 1'V' ~ 80 T ame
chase OF Ha1bs 1nlno's n!ss:5l ,md ~ t4J - ~ th;s
Several mentors q tne boatu n1,,,i;st ~. 80
purchase, rs they a!d not WISH ~ Gs."9u hi:;,
precedent ~ pnrcmas"E ;,a1,r ,ercrrd to the II
, 1881-04-24

NtTOVED-4AND TIE EMPLOYEES OF
nJeetu. on Nouday evening Iprti i; ut PM Il: the
Frcnan's Hail., ttfeth md Srate-sts. They are ut
ui cse1lt strike. aud al interested requested
not 70 Interfere. but tu cU-opeE.tle With Us.
, 1881-04-24

NJ TICE-T THE RELATIVES OR
u friends Of deceased members uf the Nineteenth
Illinois Infantry will ubltc The members Of the pres.
regimen tai t.ntkaon tt they will drop line
thu unde rs.ncd, Evin. number of grave, location,
and cemetery In which they buried.
W. IL CHRISTIAN, Cor Sec
, 1881-04-24

pnyer-meeting. Monday evening he will leave
for the East
Dr. FOWLER, Missionary Secretary of the
in Chjca:o rs tic guest Of Mr. Willing He
comes in the interest OF missions. He WILL SPEAK
In Trinity, Centenary, and trace Churcnes To-
day; in Clark Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Monday at lO:;pj H. H.; and will visit Evanston
Western Avenue. Ada Street. and other churches
through the week.
POSTMASTER PALMER has received notice that
after June no postal-caTds will be received LOT
mailing on which anything beyond the usuai
address is written on the address SIDE. "neEe
such writing Is 1nade the cards will be consio-
esed rs nnmashe tnf5 may M oe nosta
cards wifi hnre printed on the address SIDE
warning to the above effect
THERE will be a grand musical and dramatic
entertainment at Castle Hall, corner OF Lake
!he auspices Of the Providence Baptist Sunday
School tculurcd Tho church quartet VIII rem
Ger some Of their beAutiiu mclot'es ano ny1nIs
and in addition the Lumbard G!cc Club anu OH
ct eminent talent have been eng1iSed 10 tnakc
me entertainment success.
TIE ladies living fn Washington who have
Taken up the cause of the sufferers ~ the ea1tn-
quake in Scio wish the clergyn1en OF tnls CITY .'
70 take up collections in their cburehes. ana tne
board Of Trade and hlt uloneyed INSTITUTIONS ~
open subscription lists. Fully 5oUo9 people neea
relief. and Chicago should mot be behind otEer
American cities in helping then- funas MAY
E sent TO Riggs & Co, bankers, Washington
DC.
SARAH CLARK. q years Of age, and about nFc
1eet tho Inches III hight. has been missing
since Friday evening from her home at No ~ s,
gak street. whence she went to MAKE Cali.
eae was Of slight build, stopped shoulders, SO"
.! tnov1nents aud speech, and had very red naar,
Due eyes, a full face slightly frcckleQ. ana u
prominent forehead. When LAST seen sue "olt
= Drown shuwi. u dark dress, and black slraN
oat with blue ribbon. She Is a comparative
stranger IN the city.
COL, WILLIAM Fl. THOMPSON yesterday COM
p!alned to the Mayor thnt Ed. kehoe, tue staIe
etteei bE!dyc-tendcr. had abused tho Coo1et
atFsSear-od son. and used vile ep1thcfs to"atus
lt-M Col. Thompson WAS on the war pun. Us no
~ ~ aad been locked up in the Chicago dse!iue
Gfauoo- used harshly BY the police, anu nor d.
he hvHed to communicate with friends, all nec1u,c
~. Us morse happened to be on SLOW trot "n'ie
upon the bridge
~ h1olLEcTDE HARVEY hns received cous "
sasF report OF the Commissioner OF lutefnat n,
ae ~ tie case against the international i'Muh, r.
Tnn.,aopss OF which was te1egrapac! ~ IN
,ItnACSE. 1t shows that the bank Is intleotea ~
uoSernC1ent s37 fh,. or which VIZ M !oS ..2S
from Jan. ], 1S.5, 10 Nov. ~. !sts; 800 10
.un Dec l. 1s. TO Nov. 81. 1ss}. ana :'o.o ~
rsaans On the hitter sum, The two HIST Heins
re.a. oe recovered by assessment but tne loFlne4
A4aat he obtained by suit.
s;aalE aaE Directors Of the Provision, Grain; and %
foss hoard met yesterday III the CaE Iso ~.
r1aa um and decided to make few changes ~ tuo
fne oi the Association. The matter OF opth si.,,
~ 'suaswicE's Dilliuru Hall, u lease o1 naco
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
A shotgun Episode.

"I am a bad man." said q fellow re-
Gently from the Black Hills on Main street
last evening. as ho brought a double
barreled shotgun to his shoulder and
threatened to put as many holes into one
OF the proprietors of the Parker House as
there are In a two-bit sponge. 81 kin jest
clean this street In a mint. whoop lift
the redskins for ten year, and have taken
more scalps than would ornament o hair
dresser's place Of business. I'm on it; I
am. Don't move, or by the lousy blankets
Of Sitting Bull your carcass will be as full
OF bullets as an old cheese Ia OF shippers.
Whoop I'm from the Hills, Black Hills
they calls 'em, and you bet you can't come
no foolishness over me. Fin"
~"Put up that gun" was the peremptory
order OF Jailer Fitzmorris, who arrived
on the scene OPPORTUNITY and broke In
upon the eloquence OF the man from the
Hills. "Put up that gum" again the
officer ordered, and the weapon was placed
In a harmless position. NOW come along
with me; I'll give you a chance to shoot
Injuns and buffaloes from behind the bars
OF the Eureka bastile." And collaring
the hero OF the Great Northwest, the off,
Ger led him quietly to prison.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07

A large and select attendance Of ladies
and gentlemen. desirous OF learning TO
dance the german. met at the Opera House
last night, and formed themselves into a
social club. Hon. Thomas Wren was
elected President; j. II. Mundy, Vice.
President; Z. vanderlieth, Secretary. and
@. A. Morden, Treasurer. The christen-
ing for the organization being left with
Mrs. J.. e. Platter, she selected tho pretty
name Of Violet" her favorite flower. and
the club will be so designated. The name
was received with cordial appreciation.
Mesdames Cspron, Clute and Fletcher,
Miss Title Steler, James Smith, Chet.
Batchelder, A. E. Cheney and DIR. Hunt
ington were appointed committee to pass
upon applications for membership. The
club starts out with an excellent member
ship. and will meet for instruction on
Tuesday evening next.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
The Grand Prise complication,

The Times-Revisw says the complies
ton Of the affairs OF the Grand Prize has
taken the,entire community by such sur
prise that we hardly know what announce
ment to make, therefore we propose to
take one day to review the field. and on
tomorrow we will present o statement
over the signature Of Mr.. Dayton, upon
WHICH the public can rely. The outlook Is
discouraging, but every effort will be made
to stem the tide. In the meantime, let US
mutually ask for patience and forbearance.
We do not despair OF the result, and feel
confident that other developments will be
made which will more than fulhl the IA
vorable predictions Of the. future Of the
district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
A Eurekan Abroad.

The Carson Index has the following to
say Of one Of u prominent citizens: We
received o call yesterday from Hon. W.
W. Bishop Of Eureka. He gives an ex.
ceedingly encouraging account Of the
eastern portion Of Nevada, more espe.
cially as concerns the mining interests.
Eureka is highly prosperous. and the more
extensive the developments the more vast
the mineral deposits of the Base Range
seem to be. In the vicinity OF Phoebe. in
Lincoln County, the mines are developing
finely. At Ward some recent develop.
ments are very promising. Silver Canyon
and Cherry Creek, also, in White Pine
County, are very prosperous. A recent
development in the tunnel property in
which Mr.. Bishop and General P. E. Con
| nor are interested q little south Of Eureka,
Ia very promising. Altogether the eastern
| part OF Nevada IL doing very we'll. He
| says everything politically Is quiet, but
that the sentiment prevailing among Re.
| publicsns Ia to urge . greater degree OF
| harmony and united party action than
| heretofore. The Colonel says that q gen.
| erous feeling prevails toward President
| Arthur, and that he will receive q cordial
party support for his Administration
| among the Base Rangers. All Of which Is
| encouraging. II would be well II the
| western part Of Nevada could give an
| equally good account OF itself, and We
| fully believe 1t will in less than one year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
nxoke Through.

The Ward Reflex of last Tuesday says
that the upraise, started in March, to con
meet the upper or old works OF the Martin
White, has at last been completed. D. T.
Shell, foreman, informed US Thursday
that they broke through from the old
works that morning. This upraise is with
Out question the biggest undertaking OF
NO kind ever attempted, 1t being over 700
ieel ron the starting point to the point OF
connection. The air question Ia now set
usd ior q long time to come, and any pro-
posed developments can be proceeded with
ron this point on with comfort. The air
comes from the mouth Of the main tunnel,
, aistance OF about 1000 feet, with a rush
sna 4 roar. A chute Ia to be put in the
upfaise and all the ores and waste will be
pai through II to the main tunnel. In adj.
oillon TO developing the ore body where
sae faise comes out, II Ia also the intention
y. - 90 some prospecting along the line OF
sns raise where several bodies Of ore
nsFe been passed through.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
Olympic Hall.

The opening announcement Of this new
place OF amusement appears In our adver.
Using columns this morning. 1t sets forth
what the management expect to show to
the public. The hall is being industriously
manipulated by carpenters, and will be
ready for occupancy On Saturday evening.
Rehearsals are in active progress, and the
company expect to make q creditable APP
pearance on the opening night. Among
the new troupe are several members Of the
former combination. including Miss Lou
Williams, the serio-comic vocalist. A
number Of people are looked for from San
Francisco next week to strengthen the
company. The comfort Of the audience
will be one Of the features Of the new
theater. and refreshments will be served
by :" waiter girls"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07

At his own request, says the Reno Ga
zette, a post norton examination was held
upon the body Of the late Major 9. @. SEQ.
vile by Drs. Lewis. Bergman and Lee.
The ball entered below the sixth rib, two
and three-quarter inches to the left Of the
meridian line. II ranged backward and
downward, cutting the diaphragm and
perforating the stomach and left kidney.
There was an extensive peritoneal infilla-
ton ana q large quantity Of free blood in
the abdominal cavity. The ganglonic sys-
tenn was completely p~aralyzed, which ac-
counts for the nonaction OF the morphine
and brandy administered. Under the cir
cumstances either wound in the stomach
or kidney wa necessarily fatal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07

GOOD progressIis being made on the ore
O0dy recently found in this property.
,aoagh its full extent is as yet a matter OF
sonleetnfe. So far the Improvement il
Wy encouraging. and both Foreman and
SSapstiniendent look for IL to continue.
s sva'e specimens brought down from the
n.s; " aae workings last night are extra
v msaa rich. The work OF develop
Il it. s,n however, "a progressing slowly, and
i; . ,.I DO some time yet before the new and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
4, d p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.


Jackson House,. A. Moore, Morey;
Wm. K. Williams, Ruby Hill; Il. A. Mari,
o. s. Coast Survey; Chris. Nasty, Kan
ras; ]. Wescoatt, Boston; VIM. Whaling,
Vim. Jury, Alpha; NJ. Levy, San Fran
cisco.
Parker Honse-Wm. Williams and wife.
Ruby Hill; VIM. Perry, Wood River; A.
T. Matthews, Bourbon County. kentucky.
Turner House-A. Connolly, Bullion
District; 0. Perry, city; Hank Story Pat
tersnn,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
Rich Handler.

A huge boulder has for a long time been
lying alongside the road to Secret Canyon.
about three-quarters Of a mile this side OF
the Geddes & Bertrand mine. A few days
ago John Harmon was inquisitive enough
to prospect the boulder, and was aston
ished to find that 1t yielded assays amount,
ing to Sl76 per ton. He will get 40 or oo
tons Of ore out OF the boulder. one OF
Charley Broy's teams yesterday hauled IN
seven tons OF the ore for reduction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
Mr., Cayanaugh railing.

We regret to state. says the Carson Tri-
bune OF Wednesday, that p. Cavanaugh
sr. Ia gradually failing in health, and that
the chances are that he will shortly suo-
cumb to the disease he has fought so man
fully. He Ia now entirely helpless. the last
shook having deprived him OF the use OF
his hands. aud so II Is but a question OF a
a few days OF life with him. He 10 having
all the attention loving children and kind
friends can give him.
We believe Mr.. G. is the father OF Bob,
at the Postofice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
An Artistic work.

The best picture Of the dead President
in mourning We have so far seen comes
from the office OF VANITY Fair, "san Fran
cisco. 1t is not only q very faithful like
ness, but It is shaped nicely for framing.
The picture represents Q marble bust, set
In a dark niche, which casts q somber
shade. A heavy, but appropriate, black
border surrounds the bust. The work Is
In every respect highly artistic. and the
Eastern daubs are thrown completely IN
the background by 1t.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
OPEN o 80 r. NJ.

Union 1917 b $50 12sss, Eureka Con. ga.
Sierra Nevada 13Hs13as 1875, Utah tbs
7hbTkaf Gould Il Curry 7ks 7sb TIA,
Hale 4 Norcross 3b, California 95b la.
Rest 4 Belcher 12hs 12hs 13s, Crown
Point 95b Ia, Belcher iAb. Chollar 245b,
Savage sob. Mexican Sab Ga, Con. Vir-
ginis 240s 245s, Alta 460b. Ophir 6s, Yellow
Jacket 4l0b, Scorpion LIS, Mexican 9s Oh
oka. Oyerman 155b, Bullion ssh.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
Nea Tunnel Comuany.

-ne sentimental Tunnel Company,
imposed Of the following incorporators,
~. L. L. Robinson. Senator Stewart,
VWa iu.ge A. Fletcher, ]. L. Wines. J. N.
,s..ass as, Charles Broy and Ben Levy,
Macy siaa located their tunnel site in Billy
sids ~ canyon. about half a mile this
oomm ~ Secret Canyon. Work will be
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
yotbtng to be surprised at.

Some Of our contemporaries, says the
News, appear to be much surprised that
Gold Hill has neither q lawyer nor q min
ister, In stating the above as indicative
OF the morals Of this place. 1t should have
been added, perhaps, that there was neither
a game Of chance nor a house OF ill-fame
| within the town limits.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
Largo Cont....

o, marley Broy has the contract from the
sss sus' q Bertrand Mining company, at
soo S mn ,uanycn. for hauling 400, 900 brick,
China. 'set OF lumber and 400 tons Of ma.
oomrss,, 20 DC used In the erection OF tho
couTss : new mill, which il now in
'''s's o. rapid construction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07

@. L. Hannaman, Of the firm OF W.. ID.
yearian 4 Co. Of Salt Lake, has taken
rooms at the Parker House, where he will
be pleased TO take orders for shirts n
snits also, fine hats and furnishing
goods, including many novelties. JAIL
and examine his goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
rhs r.uscious BivaIve.

The oyster season has arrived, and this
IA nowhere more apparent than at Mrs.
browns Restaurant. where ct all hours Of
tho day and night the bivalve Is served In
any style known to the art OF cooking.
Oysters are received by express daily IN
cans and In the shell from both the East
and West. Families supplied.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
Ed.

Begs to inform his customers and the
public generally that owing to his o n
stantly increasing trade he has enlarged
his a%telier, and will henceforth be
able to do all work entrusted to him
at the shortest notice. As heretofore,
all work warranted to give perfect sat
isfaction or money refunded. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07

al, uu'hrie Of Humboldt recently
r,s. % Oliver Rife of Huntington Valley,
sI,soo1 county, 70 head Of Merino bucks for
arriysi The Independent notices their
addes ~ y Elko. and says they will be
Rife ~ nanoek recently purchased by Mr..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
mud" Call a Quiesius r,o.....

Cola un S"Iesins 1uhuence.
INA ss.a hiii News: The spare money OF
Va. sns usrs received during the pay days
socorn INSCRIBED BY the brokers on the "mudm
quietly v;.h mat they have passed very
eustoma,vI u q noticeable absence Of the
battery ~ nowiing DRINKS and assault and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07

Moi. H. Allen has been appointed
oos' tor foreman) OF the Richmond
with " NJ Mr.. Aliens long connection
The rss se works has made him familiar with
conseian.aly, and a moro intelligent and
bean nuoas workman could not have
promoted 10 the position.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07

noms. a'ne OF the road escapes us at this
renrasA says the Ward Reflex, but It's
cured tb s have jumped in and Sc.
Range sacramento Pass in the Snake
colorsa,na s n,eDy heading of the Eureka q
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07
sweeping sale.

Mrs. H. E. Curran will close out the re-
mainder Of her stock Of staple and fancy
goods, together with her present stock Of
millinery, regardless of cost, for the next
ten days at Blazers building, Main
atraat-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-07

Gibfried & Brisacher Of the Jackson
House Restaurant have made arrange.
ments by which they will be constantly in
receipt Of fresh oysters, which they will
serve in every style. They will keep an
all-night house hereafter and meals can be
secured at all hours Of the night or day.
They will also pay the strictest attention
to arranging and furnishing balls and
parties with luncheon OF suppers.