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Tho Florence NightIncn,, -, n. S,,,.,

fho Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery
The following Is an extract from a letter
written TO the German Reformed Messen-
ger, at Chambersburg, Penn.
RRNErACrEEss
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow Will prove the American Floreno.
Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this we are
so sure, that We will teach our "Susy" To-
say, "a blessing ON Mrs. Wnslow" iorhelp.
ing her TO survive and escape the grlplnr.
collekinG, and teething siege. Mrs. Wins,
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the child
from pain, and cures dysentery and disr.
rh~a. II sottens the gums, reduces inta-
NATION, cures wind collie, and carries the
infant safely through the teethng period.
1t performs precisely what it processes 10
perform, every part of it-nothing less. We
have never seen Mrs. Winslow- know her
only through the preparation of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething,,'
III wa had the power We would make her.
as she is, a physical saviour to the infant
tie,
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Gor Asle.


OR sALE-Iho CITY Hotel, corner Main and
| leonard streets, NJ good bargain; twenty
slS rooms; good water Apply on promises
aprli-lt
DOR 5ALE-A second hand brick machine. in
L good order only Ia use one season; will
make 10000 brick day; will be sold cheap, and
warrant 10 give satisfaction J. f, Cnristian
Atlanta, Texas a, rl3.aw
DOR SALE-Compleie oulA steam brick ma,
chine. engine aud boiler. dirt erusher,
mouldS, teams, wagons. sheds, etc, cheap for
GnSh or on time. ] f. WhitSeIler Iorsioaua.
Texas. margi.!it
Lok sAnh-BuaIdiug house oUtnt. Adutvss
Fred. A. Beall Cleburno, Texas aprlo-lw
Eok sALE-My undivided halt Interest in the
Il Abney II Pointer herd of cattle, about | ,t,O
mead, located IN Shsckleford county Texas
/. W Aoney, peut,n, Tex. apr,.lm
EoR sAtE-Engine, Boiler and Spice Mills in
4 good oder, For further particulars call on
mario. I'M MCsNNIS & co.
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maps nneen years, during which
our vessels circled the globe in their
voyages, and spread their vast ex.
panss OF canvas Ia every sea. the runs made
by American ships have never Men -
passed BY sail, sud r rely tqnaIed hv steam,
'ohalG Mckay, about the wear 1874. com.
heAeed To- win his worldwide reputation
Tor building olipper-ships OF a Size and
SPeed hitherto unequaled. TIE clipper.
ship James Banes. bulls nv NrKsy -,
80 miles m p hours The Red Jacket
oNlit by Thomas, AT RocAland, Maine. I'm
~, oecame celebrated after her first trin
Mhen she made the remarkable run from
New norN TO Liverpool IN Is days hour
anu - minutes, then the fastest time ON
record Tor sailing vessel, and il has MOI
oeen beaten since, | believe, except in one
instance. The FLYING Cloud. McKay,s
most celebrated ship, once made s7i Knots
or -, mules, IN II hours aud - minutes
Journal '''''''Ve
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English Female Bltters is an iron and
vegetable tonic, prepared specially for the
cure OF ills that ailiict the female sex. 1t
builds up and strengthens feeble, broken.
down and WORKOUT constitutions, repairs
damages inflicted by years of suffering,
regulates the system adds iron to impoyer-
ished blood and makes permanent cures,
It tones the stomach, imparts keen appe.
Ute, aids digestion, relieves sick headache,
acts gently upon the liver, cures swimming
OF the head and palptation of the heart.
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Win the aforesaid Hiram E. Carpenter. and
snow S,nnoTS his condition 10 have been as stated,
We believe his statement TO be true i'm
every particular. l., b. simmons Il Son.
MERCHANTS q. a. Thompson, merchant. A.
a. Jaws Ml.iiHrd =, Joiner, merchant;
Sonn carpenter; A. NJ. LetiueNell, attor.
NY anu counSel lor-at-law-all OF Header.
son, y. y Philadelphia Record.
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What Newton is it that the papers are
lMklhS aoou't asked a gentlemen lust
our uptown clubs, the other evening 0fs
1t my Ole friend. General Newton of tina
army ." '0"' VI 'Ne
Not exactly" was the reply, "but am
not surprised at the mistake. for the Rev
Is Hsber Newton and General Newton are
engaged in the same business
What's that 2'' asked the late arrival,
why, removing distractions from Hell
tate Tableau.-[New York Mail and
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A Daisy Place

a DAIsy PIRCe.
Chris Rinueman's saloon Of Fort Worth,
which is hard by the depot, is well known
to and most popular place with the trsy-
cling public. Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside, and the purest and best liquors are
served and connected In a style 70 suit
the taSte OF the most Sastidious They
carry nothing but the very best brands Of
goods, and il you TAIN would smoke. 1t is
here YOU will find the best brands OF cigars.
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All ladies who may be troubled with
nervous proStration who suffer from or.
game displacement, who have sense OF
WEAKNESS and feeling OF lassitude. who
are languid IN the morning; in whom The
appetite for TODD is capricious and sleep an
proper hours uncertain should have re-
course TO Mrs. Flnkham's Vegetable Com.
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A Csrc

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, |
will send recipe that will cure you, free
OF charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary IN South America
Send seli-addressed envelope to the Rev,
Joseph L. Inman, Station d, New York
city,
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The Peopls's World.w,da y.rd,c,

The Peoples Worldwide Verdict.
Burnetts Cocoaine has been sold in
every civilize | country, and the public have
rendered the yer iict that IL is the cheapest
and best hair dressing In the world.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are inya-
risbly acknowledged the purest and the
best.
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Cheap Column.
2lnttCes.
Salisrellaucous 6Slantx

NOTICE ADVERTISEMENTS may DC nSnaed .nso
~ our business ohee up to SD. N, and into TIE
ooUnsSing room up ~ I a. NJ.
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Are You made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite
yellow skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by w. II. Patterson Il Co.,
druggists, Dallas. ~
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No man in his senses should buy worth
less horse and cattle powder, simply be.
cause it is put up in large packs. Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders are put
M in small packs, but are absolutely pure
aud are immensely valuable.
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q sa,i uSsarkala with 81. Louis, Iron Mountaiu.
y southern railway for all poiuts north ANA ssss
anu iex"s " Pacific railway for Paris snd sSsrs
Az l1tSonrs with Fast line & Rod H,vsr r.,,-
s w G lTr sSnG,son, DAneerdeld. sulphur SPRING.
w AZ hlg sandy with Texas 4 Pacific railway I'M
on that road, ""'' anu al pointn
A. rJlet with lntcnatlonal6 Great Northern
ia!way Tor ralest ne, Troupe. Houston. Gsiras.
"h' s rna. An!onio. Austin and New Orleans
Cen,r n1Ir ray ana Wsco with Houston a Texas
sherman and al other points on that line
Az mcGtegnr with Calf Colorado and ss,. ~
. uM Tor Fort Worth, Clsburne Morgan. aoi.
al r .s,npssas Milsno, Brenham. Rosenburr
""Nos'oh ana All intermediate points
cvopopu J. d. NANDYNE. Gent sup't
D.uh'E W. LlLLEY, Gcn'l Pass. Ae,t
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cur
will give immediate relief Price 10 cts.
Scots, and 81. Sold by W. II. Patterson
& Co.. druggists, Dallas.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catsrrh, diptheria and canker mouth
Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co., drug
gists Dallas
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Remember

Remember
neglect oiiirst symptoms frequently leads
to permanent defects. Pimples and blotches
on the skin indicate disease which can be
cured by Ackers Blood Elixir. Sold BY
W. II. Patterson Il Co.
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For E9chanoc.
stlnnru 10 Lend

EOR ENCHANGE-Dr Thomas viii exchange
his farm OF ., acres for Dallas lily property.
Gal ~ S2l Elm IT, IN stairs Apr3- II
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Doing y Great Deal OF Gnnd

Doing Great Deal OF Good.
Mrs. Berry, of Portland Maine, writes:
Your Henry's Carbolic Salve is doing n
great deal OF good. Some OF my friends
have been greatly benefited by its use. |
thlnk II Is the best salve have ever used."
Beware of couuterieits,
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For the Thoughtful.
10 avoid danger is prudence, to neglect
a1couSa or cold Is criminal when Acker's
sold by W. ii. Patterson 4 Co.
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Ecr REM.


t'ok RENF-Fwo rooms suitable for Offices,
one southern exp0,ute-No. as Main
street Ono small cottage Tor rent-N0 40
Main street aprlNf
EoR RENr-Gentlemen DESTROYS of securing
L cool, commodious rooms. elegantly fam
lshed, within few minutes walk of business
portion OF the city, will please apply TO 100 Jack.
SOB street aprlO.lw
EoR RKNT-A large building, suitable for
L both dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
shop. for only 80 per month. Inquire OF J. Z
Ffouts, Herald Office. =
nor RENT-Cottsge. 1907 Commerce street,
II east OF Csboll Enquire at l2ll Main street
apri.tf
Eok RENT-A neat furnished room with east,
Il ern and southern exposure, Apply at
premises, 1927 Commerce street matSO Il
EOR RENr-rhe lower story II 100 Main
l. street, north of court house, formerly occu.
pied by CASTOR n Thomas, bankers: fixtures aud
magnificent vault suitable for bank. Apply to
John Browning or SOS Elm street mar2j-i I'm
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D
MANrEp-rwo seoond hand Office desks
w Inquire at lS7 Elm It lup. stairs sprIl-st
! \NANrAp-A situation BY ayirl rs wears of
" age rs a nurse. Address J s, Herald o.
nee. aprls-,t
/ IA ANlkD-rA German man Wsnis pOsit.un
! w 10 wsfk about place, either 10 attend 10
Z horses OF work In n garden; he is u gnod sober
I man ant moi afraid OF work Apply at Ger.
mania honSe, S,s Elm street. aptlS,Sl
/ IA ANrEp-NO. hoUsekeeper avsirvs a sita-
w duon in SOME part OF Texas; understands
sewing and housekeeping thoroughly; can give
hrs',elass St Louis refer nOsS, private family or
/ kotcl Address Mrs. Mary Roberts, las Chest
nut street =; l.onis, Mo. april
| "A ANlEU- TO purchase auOut ~ acres o
w land, upon which 10 erect college build.
/ inss, within ~ OF miles ot the center Of the
city OF Dallas. Persons having such property
/ ior sale are requested 10 address the undefSigu.
ed, giving IA description Of property aud price
anu terms Alexander { Garrett aprS.tr
pouMS wANrED.--rhv Saensertest commit.
~ tee desires ~ ascertain ftom boarding. houses
hutels aud private residences the number Of Wis.
ltots that can be accommodated during Saenger.
| Fest week. aud At what rates Proposals must
Os addressed to LOEB 4 FRElBEEG.
marl6.lm Corner Elm aud Lamar streets,
| tNANTED-You To stop at the NATION AL
| w HOTEL Flrst.clssS sccommod atoms at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR Ann
| rwENrr'FIVE CENTS PEN DAY. Roard ana
lodging from 81 50 TO s. per week. The build.
Ing Is brick with three s,arwsys In case OF IRE.
Located IN the business portion of the city, only
one square nom strevt-csr line, ami one square
from Texas Il Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
| convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road. Give us trial. and DO convinced
. that you can get good accommodation and save
| mouoy by stopping At the National. J. NJ. OAR
Proprietor Ianlg., yf
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MONEY TO LEND-On one 10 five years
WI time ut reasonable rates. c. H. Wellesley
general manaver Dallss, Texas
AND LoANs-J. b. Watkins s Co. Dslss
IL Texas. feb 10 II
MONEY TO LEND--R. b. Coushano
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COTTON BELT ROUTE.
Texas & 81. Louis

The shortest QUICKEST and bes, line bstw.s.
Athens Corsieans, Waco McGresor ~, 49,
vlie, aud mo direct route 10 All points ncs.S
anu EAST. Open TO aa,esyille, lcountr .ass ~
Western fcxas point loe
SSo;i NaIL AND EXPRESS eorso sor,v
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HUUSlON q TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY
sas VIZ B NAss pSs,SsSS sat sa without
MS pni aaaEn
Uaio al
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PhuBtcians.

PHYSICIAN AND sURdEoN-D' Morton
/ ONCE over Exchange bank building; rerl
dence sS5 San Jscinto street: telephone nj reri
tAnpa
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RECLINING CHAIR CARS FRRR.

s seSldes FIVE lines Of Pullman Sleeping Cs,a
ena handsome day coaches, with toilet rooms
s snd ,he latest improvements warmed BY pine
with colored attendanta ovAPie'cu MO-
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She Presents . Forest I'm Her
Pearly Depths.

She Presents . Forest I'm Her
PearIy Depths.
1t is not necessary to vouch for this
pretty story from the Carson Appeal:
For some years past there has been q
bank in Lake Bigler. which in clear wealth
er has generally been taken for moss
formation. 1t lies at the right Of the
steamers course between Tahoe City and
the Tallac House, about two miles beyond
Idlewild. 1t looked as if a lot of trees had
sunk to the bottom Of the lake and that
moss and slime had collected there until
the whole presented q wavy semi trans
parent appearance about so feet below the
surface. During the past few weeks the
moss and debris has disappeared and now
when the water is clear a forest OF pine
trees can be plainly seen with every limb
and twig perfect. On Wednesday last
some fishermen went out there in q
boat and lowering some graphing irons
secured several splendid pieces of the pet
rifaction. One is 8 pine branch about
three feet long which, when held a few feet
Of q pine branch Just taken from 3 living
tree and apparently fresh and green, the
brittleness and weight distinguishing it
from the freshly cut branch. The forest
occupies about two acres and seems like
q forest immersed, except that its stony
branches are forever still, and tall weeds
md vines which cluster about the trunks
Of the giant trees are Is motionless a. the
rocks, No wind ever stirs this strange
verdure, and the birds, which once Gang in
the branches centuries ago, have given way
to fish, which Awarm through the forests Ia
thousands.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-08

Dr.. Thoma returned Last night from .
professional visit to Corten.
]. W. Deans, the stock man Of Cortex,
came up by last nights train.
Simon Wenbau, who was reported III
several days ago, We are pleased to stats 10
Gil right again.
Mrs. James white came 10 on . visit
from Diamond Valley yesterday, With two
OF her children.
Mrs. N. 3. Bartlett. accompanied By her
youngest son. will leave In = day or two
Tor q visit East.
Hayden ,Tilla and Dora viscinia, when
last heard from, performed q Ogden 70 an
audience Of 70 persons.
]. L. Wines and wife and their son Mel.
vim, who has been attending the Gymna.
SUM OF the California University, passed
Palisade last evening 10 Elko.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-08

A Chance for Purchasers shat They
May Never Have Again.

A Chance for Purchasers that They
May Never Have Again.
For the last 20 days the buyer of the
welI-known dry goods establishment Of
Morris 4 Levy, Main street, taking advant-
age Of . dull spell in the wholesale market,
made a descent upon it and was successful
in capturing in large quantities and at
very low prices, the heavy stock which he
has been shipping up here. This firm, in
stead of holding for regular prices the
goods 80 purchased, have generously placed
them on the market for the public good, at
a slight advance. The we'll established
fact Of the integrity and Straightforward
dealing of this firm has placed them far
in advance of all competitors, and an as
surance from them that the general public
will be benefited by the sale is a suf-
ficient guarantee that great bargains
can be obtained. The extra large
stock of carpets and wall paper, pur-
chased 80 per cent lower than hereto
fore, will be sold as q specially this month.
Their immense and very elegant stock Of
dolmans, wraps and Summer ulsters have
been reduced to barely q living profit,
they not caring to carry over these goods
to Fall. The rapidity with which they
turn over their stock gives great advan-
tages to purchasers, as they are sure 10
have no shop-worn goods on hand, but are
always fresh, new and stylish. Polite and
attentive clerks are on hand, ever ready
to show goods and send home your pack
ages. This rare opportunity given to the
ladies Of Eureka, Ruby Hill and the sur
rounding country, should not be over
looked by them, as housekeepers will find
extraordinary bargains in useful goods,
which cannot be obtained every day ct the
greatly reduced prices they are now being
sold for. #
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P. n. Mulcahy's third annual excursion
from Eureka 70 San Francisco, San jose
Santa Cruz and Monterey will leave Eu-
reka on Sunday morning. July l, 1888,
and returning leave San Francisco July
IL. Ticket holders desiring can return
any time within dates. This 10 the only
excursion for the year 1883. Every ar
rangement has been made for the conven.
fence and comfort Of excursionists. The
fare for the round trip from Eureka will
must be made before June 20 to p. H.
Nulcahy, Reno, New.
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Oood.by, Good.by.

A very noticeable change in the makeup
Of the crowd on Main street has taken
place within the last two or three weeks.
Since the warm weather has come fairly In
and the walking has got good again. .
large number OF non-producers. buns,
~losfers, beats, .stifgs, or whatever else you
may call them, have struck out for various
newer places thar this. Some have Inn
bered up their joints on the road 10 Ham
iltonj some have gone further and are
now nightly tentiug under the big sage.
brush that grow In Taylor Districti some
have 6osted to the line OF the Central Pa
ciAc and are drifting east or west ~ the
wind moves them; while others, with .
spark OF energy still left, have been bold
enough to head for . region ~ remote ~
Wood River. The departure Of this ole.
ment has thinned the throng that have
orusmented the saloon chairs and dry
goods boxes on the sidewalks, and have let
no free lunch escape, and has diminished
the sixe Of the moving throne very per-
ceptibly; but II 10 to be hoped that they
have gone for good. At present they are
An eye-sore and only intensity the dullness
Of the times by their tired and hungry
looks. When another boom comes they
may return and mix In with the rush and
not be noticed In the conglomerate mass
Of which the personnel Of . lively camp is
made up. But things being - they are
now, we say with pleasure to the attenuated
400 Tor more) good-by. good-by. and may
you not rsappsar except In the wake Of
better times.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-08

a Melancholy Spectacle OF Dis
hOnOred Old Age.

hOnored Old Age. y
O. G. Wells was arraigned and tried be-
fore Justice Harmon yesterday for sell
ing liquor TO Indians. District Attorney
CARRIER appearing for the State and John
7. Baker for the defendant. The case was
very clear and the guilt of the defendant
was proved beyond adoubt. Wells is .
very old man, nearly, if not quite 70 years
OF age and perfectly gray. He is a black
smith and has the appearance Of being still
robust and muscular, though his dilapi-
dated personal appearance suggests that
he would not hesitate to tighten up o heavy
days work by taking a four-bit piece in
violation of the law If he thought he could
cover up his tracks. Except for his age he
would not be an object calculated to elicit
the sympathy Of the audience that attended
his trial, for his face and manners are any
thing but prepossessing. Yet who is
there that can look without pity and COM
miseration upon the troubles and degrade
ton OF an old mani? Old age is OF itself Q
sufficient infrmity, but what sadder sight
in life than declining years ~dishonored and
bereft Of respectability? Gray hairs, in
their season, are an ornament, and no pic
ture can be drawn from human nature
more touching or eloquent than that OF
upright, cheerful manhood in old age.
But what q contrast is that presented by
~dishonored age, subjected to public dis
grace, and tremulous in dread Of impend-
ing punishment for crimel In passing
sentence upon Wells, Judge Harmon,
whose nature is entirely sympathetic, al
luded patheticslly to the criminals age.
Said he: 1T is very painful for me to or
der 3 man Of your age punished; it is .
most disagreesble duty. but the laws must
be administered. / have no doubt OF your
guilt Of the charge under which you are
arraigned. and this ia your second ofense.
I had so much sympathy for You when
You we're convicted ON Q former occasion
that, rather than see you go to Jail, / paid
your fine myself. / have to sentence you
to pay $50 or serve 80 days in the County
Jail. And / warn you, also, that II you
are ever again convicted by me Of the same
offense l shall subject You to the extreme
penalty OF the law"
Wells-"Judge, that's pretty hard. Can't
you be a little easier with me?"
Judge-"No, sir, I can't do it."
The aged offender put on his remnant
Of a hat, and pulling it down over his
eyes, he followed Officer Tickle to the
cooler, where he will serve out his 80 days
In default Of money and friends.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-08

By Z private dispatch 70 ". 3. Beard
ysssrday afternoon We learn that ths
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows ct Reno bad
Just elected the following officers for the
snauing year: Grand Master, W. ]. Smith;
Deputy Grand Master, J. T. Williams;
Grand Warden. II. Bush; Grand Score
tary. W. H. Hill; Grand Treasurer, Geo.
Iudy; Grand Representative. W. W.
booher; Trustees. B. r. Reilly. D. Q. Ad-
kinson, Richard Herman and ]. J. Baird.
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j. q. 0. r.

The report Of the Grand Master Of the
ODD Fellows shows that there are 20
Lodges in Nevada. Of which Is were rep.
resented At the meeting Of tho Grand
Lodge at Reno, and that the total member
ship In the State 10 1,748. The Grand
Scribe reported receipts for the past year
SSs. l2l Al, and expenditures slS,90S SO.
The assets OF the subordinate Lodges
amount to $l10, 069 SO.
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improvements NJ Eureka TunneI.
A heavy wall has been built against the
upper portion Of the Eureka Tunnel waste
dump. for the purpose Of supporting an
extra ore platform. which 10 necessary to
.tore the increasing supply Of ore, and to
facilitate the loading OF ore teams.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-08

P. N. Hansen has just received an OK.
tsnsive assortment Of the following named
rslishes: French fruits in glass, formagio
mensuts, milchmer herring. Russian o.
War. Russian sardines and sardelles, Fuian
haddies, cells smoked and in jelly, sardines
in mustard and spice, anchovies spiced.
olives stuffed, mangoes stuffed, stuffed
peppers, plum buildings, curried oysters.
chilli colorado sauce, Windsor mixed
pickles, assorted chutnees, imported Swiss
and Roquefort cheese, imported sausage,
and an assortment Of fancy groceries too
numerous to mention. -