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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-08

Berg, at his family grocery on South
Main street, has IN hand a large supply Of
fresh eggs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-08

Butfer,
Ninety cents a roll at the Red House. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-08

50 Is per gallon. Also q large supply OF
all kinds Of pure liquors and wines
for family and medical use, at the Red
House. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-08

FoR the finest and cheapest holiday
goods, go to schneider's drug store. \
Fresh butter 10 cents q roll at the Red
House. \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-05

Grant Allen I'm MacmiIlan,s Maya.
zine.

The rush family supplies Us with useful hint
In tracing out the pedigree Of the grasses and
cereals. Their flowers are for the most part
crowded together In large tufts or heads, each
containing q considerable number Of minute
separate blossoms. Even among the true
lilies We find some cases Of such crowding in
the hyacinths and the squills, or, still better,
in the onion and garlic tribe. But with the
wind-fertlized rushes, the CROPPING together
OF the flowers has important advantages, be-
cause 1t enables the pollen more easily to tx
upon one or other Of the sensitive surfaces,
as the stalks sway backward and forward before
a gentle breeze. Among yet more developed or
degraded wind-fertilized plants this crowding
Of the blossoms becomes even more con-
spicuOus common American rush.
like water plant, known as eriocauion, helps US
to bridge over the gap between the PUSHES and
such compound flowers as the sedges and
grasses. EriOcaulon and it's allies have always
one seed only in each cell of the pistil, and they
nave also generally very delicate corolla and
calyx, OF from four to six pieces, representing
the original three sepals and three petals OF the
lilies and rushes. But their minute blossoms
are closely crowded together in gIobular heads,
the stamens and pistls being here divided in
separate flowers, though both kinds of flowers
are combined in each head. From an ances-
trail form not unlike this, but still more like the
wood PUSHES, we must get both our sedges and
our grasses. And though the sedges them
selves do not stand IN the direct line of descent
to wheat and the other cereals, they are yet so
valuable as an Illustration from their points of
analogy and of difference that we must turn
aside for moment to examine the gradual
course of their evolution.
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OUR REPORTERS VACATION NOTES

During his rambaea thds Season, our Mr.. n. has
taken upon himself the task Of satisfying our numerous
readers that whatever goods Manufactured in our
goodly city of Roger Williams, are Of a hiSh grade
and nne in quality Be produced in any SPOT on
the globe. Especially is this when the skiIed Phar.
macist Of years experience resolves to extract
from the finest botanical specimens Of the vegetable
world the most potent cure special disease In
proof Of bis assertion that Providence affords the best
ne relates an interview with acquant ance given
MIN while sotourning temporarily at her residence Shs
says. About year suffered severely from rheuma-
tsm in my limbs and neuralgia In the head which
endured two three months with much patience
possible being under the treatment Of an excellent
doctor, and trying many kinds of medicine without any
marked benefit At last medical friend advised me to
try Hunts Remedy, because he attributed my severe
suffering 10 the bad condition Of my Kidneys which
were not performing their proper functons and COM
menced taking it. and in few days the neuralgia had
departed, my headache had entirely disappeared the
swelling in my limbs and joints had gone and have
not had touch of it SINCE More recently 1 was
troubled with impurity Of the blood, which showed
itself in severe erup lions my face again
to Hunts Remedy. and after taxing it short time was
completely cured OF that complaint Hunts Remedy
has proved beneficial in attacks Of sick head
ache, which 1t always allevates, and notice the i'm
provenent as soon take the Remedy. This Remedy
has strengthening clements for it has made me feel
much stronger and has been very beneficial to my
general health. most heartily recommend it to all
sufferers like myself. Mrs. L. g. TANNER No. 126
Pearl street." We surely know that Mr.. W. E. Clarke
the manufacturer of Hunts Remedy is skilled Phar-
macist OF many years experience. and q prominent
member Of our State Board Of Pharmacy.-REP.
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Vienna Ways of Living.

The capital OF the Austrian empire has about
the same population a. Philadelphia much of il
scattered in suburban villages. fashion there
how ever. is TO build houses of enormous size
with an average Of twelve families in each The
census of 1880 gives IL 220 houses IA. $40 fami-
lies and 7O5.402 inhabitants The thirty-fiye
suburban villages with their357 $50 inhabitants
are practically part of Vienna, but of course.
house-bulding there is more like our own-in-
dependent family dwellings To overcome the
want of houses there Was a law passed exempt
Ing from taxation for twenty-five years all dwell
in@ houses erected within I'VE years, and this in
turn led 10 the establishment of great number
of joint-stock companies for the construction OF
small hOnses. Then the introduction of street
railroads led large numbers Of people to settle
IN the suburbs. especially those parts that were
outside the :. Octroi," or municipal tax on pro-
visions. a very serious addition to the cost OF
living IN foreign cities Vienna has increased
greatly IN It's houses in proportion to other
European capitals. and yet the average Of its
new houses is less than five hundred and Of its
rebuilt houses less than seven hundred pef
annum IL must. however. be borne I'm mind
that houses in Vienna are not only very large
but very strong. built OF brick, stone and iron
with walls from three to four feet thick and
staireases Of cut stone. The rents are neces-
earily very high, and the taxes are abort FORTY.
0ve per cent Of the rental, and as apartments
not rented are not taxed, landlords hold out for
nigh rents even at the risk of keeping their
apartments empty All this is characteristics OF
city where the rich haze great luxury ana the
poor great mi7ery. and the Independence and
comfort OF oCr hundred Thousand houses each
with itsawner and occupants, are quite unknown
there.
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A VEGETABLE PRoDuCT.

Only used in Ayers Aaus GnRE has proven itself a
failing and rapid cure every form of Malarial
Disorder. Fever and Ague or Shls and Fever No in
jury follows its use. and It's effects permanent.
rouses the system to condition of vigorous health.
cleanses the blood of maariat poison. and imparts q
feeling OF comfort and security most desirable in Ague
districts 1t is an excellent tonic and preventative. as
WI as cure. of all compiaipts peculiar to malarous.
msrshy and miasnatic regions The great superiority
OF AYERS AGUE CURE over any other compound ID that
it contains no Quininss. Arsenic minerals conse-
quenty 1t produces no quinism injurious effects
whatever upon the constitutions Those cured by it
eft as healthy as they had neaer had the disease.
Inc direct action Of AYFR,s AGUE CURE upon the
Liver ara digestive Organs it superior remedy
dor Liver Cosmnpialnts Producing many remarkable
For sac by all druggists. 1854
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VI,Hos. E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIRsT-CLAss RESIDENCE
PROPERTY AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
Town, D. c.. ono. 43 SECOND STkEET.)
By virtue Of deed of trust. of date July LIST "a
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and
DAY. DECEMBEE THIRTEENTH. 1882 AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ, lots liz and 1i6, in Beatty and Haw-
kns addition to Georgetown fronting together 40 feet
on ID street and 150 feet Market street. In George
town. d. c.. with the improvements consisting OF a
fine double brick Dwelling, &c.
Terms One-thrd of the purchase money In cash and
the residue in two equal instalments at one and two
from day Of sale with interest secured to
sfacon Of the Trustees all cash option of the
purchaser If terms not complied with within ten
days from day of sale the Trustees right TO
resell the property five days notice in the Evening
Star r ss and cost Of defaultng purchaser De-
con, eyancing and recording at purchasers cost
MAHLON ASHFORD -
JOHN +. HANNA, Aruseeos'
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct, dl.dAds
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Ths Two Goats.

Somebody hung red bed-spread on q clothes
line over at 6omerville the other day and Mrs.
Moriarty's goat saw it from the north Just a
Mrs Finnegan's goat caught sight Of It ffom the
south. The Aoriarty goat was little tho far
thest from It, but he Travelled the fastest, 90
they got there Just the same instant and re-.
ooiled about eight fest each. and they stood and
thought over It about twenty minutes before q
sudden flap OF the spread decided them to try II
again, and that time they got less out Of II than
It till one lost q. horn ana the oG6ee n eye. and
the NoEiaftys and Flnneeans ars now sworn
fOeo. -
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UyHoMAs BOWLING, Aucuonesr.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON C STREET SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN
EOUR-AND-A-AALEA AND SIXTH STREETG

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON G STREET SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN
FOUR-AND-A-RALF AND sixth sTREETS.
BY auth rity q decree OF the Supreme Court ia
the District OF Columbia, passed in the E5
Snoufer ct al against Greenappe ct al. No q 400 I'D
equity docket No. 20 viii offer for sale in front Of
PAY OF p. DECEMBER. 1882, at FoUK O'CLOCK
Kings recorded subdivision Of original lot NUMBERED
four Cd in square numbered four hundred and ninety
two 49 in the city OF Washington District Of Colum-
ba together With the improvements thereon said prop
~ and 9th streets west and containing 63I square
feet, more or less.
equal insalment one third In cash Tia ratification
nsss O sne es,e: & ra q one year md third IN
TO bear interest from the day 6 sale at the ra q six
par cent per annum until paid, to be secured By dee
Of trust upon the premises cold. The conveying and
recording 70 q ct the cost Of the purchase 10
deposit with thu Trustees the sum of 800 mon t6e
knocking down Of the said lot Of sand ma At Whos
arD0d.
EREp. u. JONES' /
TH0S. II. CALLAN. Truseees.
dl-dn 472 Louisiana avenue.
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GREAT PRAISE.

Albert G. Mann. of Cottage Home. H., says: sThnve
been Frustrated for three with kidney dis.
ease at times was not able to put boots my wife
has often pulled them for was not 40 bad &c
that all the time, but knew what 1t was to be
without pain In my back until commenced using
HUNTS REMEDY. Since I began to take Hunts
Remedy l have been free from all pain, and take
pleasure in saying that it is the best medicine that
ever knew for kidney and liver diseases" d5-lw
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AUCTION SALES.


FUTURE DAYS
nUNoANsoN BROS. Aucsonssrs
uNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT AUCTION.
1881. Oonmsncins q THREE nikk 66fock.
win sell. at the
AUCTION ROOMS OF DUNCANsON BROS.
Corner Of 9th and d streets northwest
QUANTITY OF UNREDEEAED PLEDGES.
s6 st kiaas skkWnIk .S CHAINS
With numerous other articles usually found In suoh
Parties interested win take notice tia. goods on which
the interest has not been paid for four y Be
December 7th. 1852.
dist 14l7 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
u PROPERTY on FouRTEENTH sTREFf
HOUSES sfTShah sS sS, Asp Is51
BY virtue OF decree passed in the case Of Motley q
Il Equity. IN the supreme Court Of ne p:tSss hs
mi iss Al TIE 6Gk6yESTK
in front OF the premises, offer for sale at auc-
s .aa s n
Henry Howgate's subdivision trecorded in the
Ard EIGHT one Ssnarsd To-: and Gni sTs iR;
the surveyors office in BOOB R. W. at foo iSS ~ p.r
81 SQUARE two hundred and sn aoe the
lots are each improved by two story aud basement
Terms Of sae Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. and the residue in equal
and two years from the day of sale; for the deferred
payments the notes of the purchaser purchasers
be gven secured by deed Of trust the property and
bearing interest at centum per from day
OF sale. deposit Of hundred dollars to be made
on each house when Knocked down, and terms 20 be
complied with in seven days All conveyancng ct the
cost of the purchaser purchasers.
These are sold subject to the lien Of deed Of trust
from Henry w. Howgate aud wife TO Robert G. Fox and
George W. Brown dated February TIN, 1881, convey
ing lots 2O4 205. 206 207 20s 2o9 and 2l0 in Henry
secure Q promissory note of four thousand 90 lars
"a 900 00), dated February 7th 1881, and payable
per annum payable quarter yearly which deed of trust
Is duly recorded in Liber $780, folio 442 of the land
HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee,
- No. Columbian Law Bui ding.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. MIS- cot
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DFcEMBER DRAWING.

u ny fr1zes $J32r400
dcketa 800. -S' - - s -. =
Remit n mSHsE q hanh draft in ,ssse seaa by
k0aI OrFiOE ORDER Qrl1rs OF % and upward by
20 Re sent e our Expense Address al orders
g X B0ARDMAN, Courier Journal Building Louis
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FTVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
By authority of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia. passed in the of Nc
Manus v Boyle ct al. No. s235. equity docket d. aa
IL vii 81 Cter for sale on MONDAY. THE ELEVENTH
front of the premises an the interest and estate
ten u0) in square numbered six hundred and thirty
three 63 the same fronting ninety 600 feet north
street. between LIST street ard New Jersey avenue and
having epth of one hundred 400 feet with the i'm
proyements consisting of "Boye's Hotel' and other
valnab buildings.
tThe interest to be sold ia the whole property subject
70 an encumbrance OF 80 OOC bearing interest at the
rate OF seven 60 ler centum. payable quarterly
Terms of sale: Oneh cast; the residue two equal
payments at six and twelve months with interest from
the day of sale deposit of $3.50 to be made when the
property ID struck off, and the purchaser has the option
to pay whole purchase money in each.
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
d2-dts Gunton Building. A27 Louisiana avenue,
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NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
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BEIWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
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steeraee ct very low rates Storage tickets Liv
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
M & hSA AZ BH FH RN KEs H!S'
' seHpU f2uF Is ra sKEET EF hAIGF
AM soNP GhxE No WAsHiNd fRGsi 1882.
Sleeping Cars t. St louis and chicago
kf Pae dsiE sad Way Stations
e:S9 S tmors annapolis and Way 3Piedmont stras
.~BiETiMoKE EXfREss. ana "as' VIA Aela''
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sS1asHss s'sss 81
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EaIr Tse Sleeping Cars 70 Cincinnati, Louisville
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.. eriek via keisy. soppng ct ANNAPOLIS JunctionD
aaa.res saa way VIM
chester and Way Stations. con Sunday to Point OF
IFS SfS ses1ns ssy and
ks s saS WsE and La
3; sS-BanPrSo ;9s E Egf stsssn'
ts:zo-PfTfsBURG, CLEVELAND and DETROIT
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| $50, geo FpR "a.
FIFTY-FiRsT
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY uOT JDAY DRAWING

COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO..
IN the city Of Louisville. on
SATURDAY., DECEMBER so.
nese DRAWINGS occur on the last day OF each month
cy Rbs sps III. Tsdsr end state
versy Of the law. To this COMPANY belonRs the soe
nonor OF having 1nsugursted the only plan by which
question.
N.B.-Ihe company has now On hand large capital
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
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NEW ORLEANS, KNOXVILLE. AT
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MEMPHIS.
NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS leaves Haeerstown 9 ..
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MEMPHIS EXPRESS leaves Baltimore 10 m, Wis
Western Marylsnd Railroad and WASHINGTON 10 40 ..
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The only route to the Peerless
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the only Caverns in the world illuminated by the Eeo-
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+ A NTON FISHER,
n CHEMICAL DRY. CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENI 9O6 street northwest. Thirty years expert
ence Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments. also Grape
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Welded Bliss.
From the Chicago Tribune.
Z" | am going fishing"

From the Chicago Tribune.
81 am going fishing"
The August sun was beating down in pitiless
fury upon the brown bosom of the parched
earth, and up from the meade WIS that lay to the
westward Of Dapplevale the hum Of insects and
the noisy notes of the grasshoppers came with
wonderful distinetness to Beryl McClOskey. as
she stood in the doorway of modest little
cottage, over whose front the hOneysuckles and
morning glories were climbing, their vivid hues
bringing out in all it's beauty the pale glow of
the girls complexion, while the little shafts of
sunlight that found their way here and there
through the vines overhead were not more rich
In colOring than the mass Of golden hair that
fell over Beryl's shoulders.
They had been married nearly a week-Beryl
and George W. SmpsOn-and as the girl nestled
close to her husband she felt an unspeakable
Joy, a sense of sweet content that could never
fade away or die so long as he was by herSside,
his streng arm around her corset. And yet on
this Sunday afternoon little feeling of disap-
pOintment-a sort Of am-nOt-as-happy- as-I-
-a-week-agO-Saturday sensation-had thrill
cd her soul for an instant as the man whom she
had vowed to love- honor and possibly break,
spoke the words with which this chapter opens.
II had been hoping you would 60 with me to
Sunday school this afternoon. darling" Bery
said You are such favorite with the child
rem and can manage them so we'll"
Yes. ;" he replied, THAT is verys true. sweet
heart but am also unusually handy with a fish
pole. and you know the fish always bite best on
Sunday"
"Do they?" she asked, looking up to him with
her pure young face. How funny"
ut is, indeed, ludicrous." George replied
speaking with grave tenderness that showed
what a lovely liar he was; .but we cannot
fathom the mysterious laws of nature. We can
only accept them"
Suddenly George changed the subject of con-
versation. Il shall come through the village on
my way home, he said. 'Is there anything
can get for you?"-and he stopped and kissed
the rosebud mouth of the one woman in the
world who had ever won his love.
The little head fell on his shoulder. There
was long, sweet pause, and then Beryl, as if
fearful that the ecstasy which was thrilling
through her would suddenly change to pain II
she dared look up or move, said softly:
'Caramels."
That was all. No need of explanation between
them, and. as George w. Simpson walked swiftly
away with light heart and apocket full of bait,
he felt the one cloud in the rOse-tinted horizon
OF his life was liable to stay there.
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GOODRICH, ATTOHNEY.AT.I.AW IA DEAR
he born Gereek C1dcneos ADVICE 1koo. - yongd g.
pesEseace. ccaddsnfid busine. kgsny sSisn1s1 =