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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Spesking of the boot and shoe trade OF
Chicago. the Shoe and Leather Review OF
November IA, says: The present business
is mostly in mail orders, the statesmen being
nearly all at home, and occasionally
buyer puts in an appearance in person.
The volume of trade is quite satisfactory,
end the iobber's stocks are growing smaller
and practically less as the season advances.
The Chicago jobbers are having rather more
call than usual for sorting up lots from
dealers in the large western cities VINO Guy
the bulk of their goods direct from the
manufacturers This season the buyers
were more cautious in their first orders aud
now find 1t necessary to fill up heir stock
by supplementary purchases in this market
70 save the delay of sending to the factone'.
The local factories continue to have pieht5
of work in hand for the special lines, ara
will soon be ready with spring samples. I'm
this line. so far, there is little attempt made
at important changes in the styles, bus
minor notifications will be introduced Tor
the purpose OF giving g little variety ano
an appeerauce of novelty. Some OF me
salesmen whose routes are IN the Weslsrh
sections, will start out this month WIN
soriug samples, but, as a rule, the exodus
will be DELAYED till December, and in seme
cases till January"
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems kip bfogAns, from y5gl -,
Bows KID DTOkh4't lInAh o''eA
Mems 4. calf brOgans, from O04l 70,
Bows p. calf brOsaus. from 9jgl -
Mems KIP 2-buctlc p.ows, COOL %.
BOYS zip 2.buokle plows, sal p.
Men. brT balls congress and button, 1882 Is.
Mems calf balls congress ana button, 5uea3O'
Menis Nip boots Il O0d28 30.
MrnaP calf boots p coo - %.
Men'sGalf boots 25 O)a60 90.
Bows kip boots, IS o00lS OF.
Bows y. boots. 10 51a2i 90.
Rows cal cots, p 80 GH 90.
WOmen's ID bin pOlkss 75e57hc.
Miss OD kip polkas, 50 l70c.
Child's % kin polkas, all size, $3.50
Child's kin polkas, al sizes 55re5c. %.
Women's calf peg and % polish, 0Jdl ~.
Misses calf peg and IS polish, 9Odl ~.
Women's buff sewed polish, g0al p.
WomOn's calf sewed polish. ] 4Oel IS
Womeu's rain sewe and polish, YOe Il %
Women's KID Eewed 906l 55
Women's goat sewed polish, 81 70 %.
Women's grain sewed button, J 81 tol >
Women 3 KID sewed button, 90 70 5O0.
WoDen's goat scwed button. / 95tOz3
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUL-
TRY, GAME, ETC.

The Turkish prune crop this year will be,
il is said an excellent one, and reports
from France are favorable for good yield
and quality. Ia Bohemia, which is rival
with Turkey in the prune trade. the crop,
according to advices. will be ass than one.
quarter the usual amount. hungary ana
Moravia sends similar reports and it is pre-
dicted that these two countries VIII be con-
SINNERS instead Of sellers this fall. Import-
ers of these fruits in the eastern states CON
slider the condition of the market very tav-
orable TO them, as there is but little stock
left over from last year, which Will be
cleaned off their hands before the fresh ar
rivals from Turkey.
The crop of chestnuts is almost as short
as that Of peanuts this season. 1t Is said
to be due to the prevalence OF the drought
in most of the sections where the tees
grow.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
GREEN APPLES-4 OOG5 90 per barrel
NUTS-Almonds, DC per pound; Brazil 100
12c; flberts. l5c; Naples walnuts, lbe per pound
chestnuts imported, none on she market pea
utS Tennessee red. SGg l9c: Choice white, l2Lc;
ocoanuts, 909@l0 10.
CALIFORNIA PEARs--5 1896 % per box.
ORANGEs-Louisiana per barrel, OO@s co.
LEMONs~sioily, 475 per box, Malaga,
none in market
. DATES-In rails, l0Gl2c.
BAHANAS--3 0Od4 90 per bunch.
GKAPES-Malaga, 6 00@6 SO half barrel
SWEET POTATOEs-0n the str eets, red,
75c per busbel; yell9v, %
oNIONs-New, 95 per eushel.
POTATOES-Per bEshel, 100.
CABBAGE-New, 2 0O92 25 per dozen, or 4e
&C CHfiCKENs-we quote at 1903 80 per dozen;
turkeys. l coal so.
BUTTFRyChoice western. 2eG25c; cooking,
i561Sc; country, 25@12Se-
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH



ST. BrurF Nov. ln.-fiour easy and I'M
chrnred. uhest higher ard firm; No.
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f1ttme. u 70. flct On board. Bulk mest
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KNOWING THA%
.CHTLLARLN


He not agi tauuC tal tn cure, we
RewErF .lr any ease OF Calls T. fll
when directions are followed
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In the salons OF Fashion
White teeth IRE Wpl. frequently cen h2n
formerly Thisis because our ladies have
Civ d tne sect OF their appreciation 10 5000
don. foremost among toilet Buiries. Ihia
superariVe.v rlre ana ,sluorioU5 prepara-
tion'chacEs tdH .g-hr. decomposition " me
tee b remove impurities which obscure
the natur ura s.rgnr'hens them and
mae tie gums as rudy 9n1 BAR 't
-ns noes Fr ... mouth.
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TIL Conflict sJ IL 81
BetWe- 4, Vi sea SO aad health, IS lj-l =. IL
an ntsI. Ltis better ID be pra7lGeG VI N
chrrD and simple remedies . sucu cJmmoG
dis grs as coughs odds, etc Than 90 rUH
the risk or gOu.r.C. ling a fatal disease
THROUGH neglect Or. Wan. Halls Ba sam
IS n sure and safe remedy for al iIseGses "
the lungs ard chest IftaEon 10 season i- IL
certain 10 cure aud mfv save y0n ilorl trat
ter bic disease, cOLH uption. 40 has 17cn
know ald USED Tor many yelrs ina Amer
lea and 10 fg no CZlggfruti1u 60 say tsgt IL
ia Inc best remedy ir o.. world for coughs,
etc Ask i1r DR.. VIM Hail Bal.sm iJt 10
lnT r.s aud take au other.
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Is Purely Vegetable, enurrty
harmless. Dead Shot for Chi'ls.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

a Mig DEMONSTRATION In Ireland
they Demand . Parliament
Death Of Ireland's Lord Chan
eell0F.
ESPECIAL TO TEE ~sEsrIxEL.i
DUBLIN. Sept. 10.-A demonstration at
Waterford yesterday under the Irish Ma
tionAl League was attended by over $4,000
persons. The city was unusually decorat-
ed with flags and emblems. There Was an
imposing procession with banners and
several bands of music. The meeting
passed resolutions demanding . Parlia-
ment for Ireland, not only in name, but In
reality. and declaring that Ireland must
have that which England by necessity OF
time granted Canada, because Canada WAS
rebellious. The adoption of the resolu-
ions was greeted with loud cheers.
Michael Davitt denounced the Land Act
- entirely inadequate to meet the wants
Of Ireland. He stated that not one-sixfh
of the land cases had been heard, and
when they had been settled the reduction
Of rent would not amount to fl y .ooo.
Right Hon. Hugh Law, Q. c., Lord
Chancellor Of Ireland. is dead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11
CALIFORNIA; state Fair.
NEVADA NICKEL.
Something About This Recent Inn.
pOrtamt Discovery In Churchill,


Something About This Recent Inn.
portant Discovery in Churchill.
The San Francisco Stock Report Of Sept.
5 contains an article on the discovery
Of nickel in the northeastern part Of
Churchill County. in this State. 1t says
that the location run from the level
ground up to the n~eighboring mountains.
and il in . position that renders the vein
easily accessible. The ore occurs in .
series Of parallel veins quite close to-
esther, and pitches 1t m angle Of about As
degrees. But little has yet been done
towards developing the property-a short
tunnel run into the hillside being al the
exploration that has bssn made; but al.
ready Il has pierced seven Distinct. we'll
defined veins, OF an average thickness Of
~ inches. This tunnel, together with what
little surface exploration that has been
made. has exposed TO sight what 10 esti.
mated a. At least l 1000 tons Of the purest.
richest nickel ore that has ever been dis
covered. In this discovery there 10 the
very unusual combination Of large guam.
tity. with unusual purity and richness.
The drst discovery Of the metal was
made 3 year and . half ago. The time
will doubtless come when nickel will be
almost ~ common . metal - tin. Then
not only will Il b used for ornamental
purposes, but our meals will b. cooked
and served In nickel vessels. Az soon, q
the value Of the nickel discovery in Ne.
vads was realized. experts we're ct oncs
sent BY various would.be purchasers to
report on the value Of the property. These
reports were 90 favorable that competition
among buyers became active. and Last week
the o Of the property we're consider
ing an offer Of . quarter Of . million
dollars.
The Pennsylvania nickel miners and
owners must look to their laurels.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11
OHIO IN

Ohio is the only State that holds an
election previous to November. It il
supposed in some quarters that the re-
suit will have an important bearing upon
tho Presidential election. We think,
says the New York Sun. this is . mis-
take. Ohio elects State officers and
members Of Congress in October. 1884.
The result Of that contest may exert
some influence upon the Presidential
election which occurs four weeks later.
It is this FINAL judgment pronounced near
the CLOSE Of the Presidential campaign
which will, perhaps. be felt in the
national contest.
There is another reason Why the result
in Ohio this Fall will have slight effect
upon the Presidential struggle Of 1884.
The main issue in Ohio now is the expe-
diency Of the Scott liquor law. This
seems to dwarf all other questions. The
Republican party is in favor Of sustaining
the law; thesD Democratic party is for its
repeal. The outcome Of the conflict will
have little or NO effect upon the struggle
Of next year. for the obvious reason that
the Scott liquor law will not enter into
the contest Of 1854 at all.
II 10 mot tine vote Of Ohio Eve weeks
hence that is to affect the Presidential
campaign. It il rather the coming No
vembsr elections in some Of the great
States like New York that will set the
current in motion for 1884.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

The Germans Of Iowa are starting .
movement TO oppose the woman's suffrage
agitation. They say that if women OBJ.
tanned the right to vote they would be
under the influence Of the clergy, and
would take an extreme position in rsla-
tion to beer and wine drinking and the
Observance Of Sunday. It would Be i'm
possible TO reason with them in favor Of
moderate and reasonable Temperance and
Sunday laws. and their votes would
establish total prohibition and blue laws
= bad q thoss formerly enforced in Con.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

All apparent obstacles TO holding an
open representative convention Of the
Democracy It Buffalo have now been re-
moved. This IL due, says the New York
Star. solely 70 the overwhelming sspss Of
justice in the party, freely expressed
since the State Committee met. It il in
nowise to be attributed to the obstruc-
tive element in the cosamittee, which set
it, face stubbornly against union. That
element, headed by the Chairman, has
judiciously capitulated it 10 true, in def
erence 10 the unmistakab,s wishes Of the
party.
The capitulation, however, would have
come with . better grace at Saratoga two
weeks ago, when it vas made clear, by .
vote on the substitute resolution intro
ducsd by Gen. Faulkner Of Livingston,
that, leaving the metropolis out Of the
question. the rural Democracy stood two
to ons in favor Of harmony and union.
The party i united; despite the -
ton Of the State Committes-which the
Star declared 1t the time to have been
based upon . misconoeption-it has not
been otherwise. Every Democrat in
TammanyA Hall and elsewhere feels, rest.
ing upon his individual shoalden, the re.
sponsibility for = full share Of the earn
est, hearty effort that il requisite to make
ns victorious. It is high time the Demo.
Gratis put aside the idea that = walk-ove,
awaits them. The royal road to such .
triumph - viii sweep away the debris
Of corrupt Republication in the State
has yet TO Be discovered. The certainty
Of . cordial union 1t Buffalo should
prove the strongest incentive to ener.
gstic campaign work. Outside Of New
York City the Stats has for years been
Republican. Last years phenomenal
election reversed tho accepted rule; but
it was . phenomenon that can only be re.
peated in the event Of . similar demoral.
izing breach in the Republican party
something certain not to occur this year
or the next.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11
PACIFIC COAST ADvlCES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKSrrNKL.l

. Francisco Intelligence.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10. Business
throughout the city is suspended on &C
count OF the celebration of Admission
Day. The prominent event is An e1cur-
sion Of the Society Of Pioneers to Mon
terey. The Territorial Pioneers give An
e~n entertainment this evening.
Another band Of Armenians arrived to-
day, to settle in the Fresno Colony. There
were % in all, men, women and children.
They have been selected for their knowl-
edge of raisin curing. They leave to-day
for Fresno, where an Armenian colony
has been established.
Geo. Barstow. a prominent lawyer of this
city and for many years . member Of the
State Legislature. died yesterday of q
cancer of the stomach. aged IL years.
An attempt is going to be made to ope-
rate the Mission-street railroad by cleo
tricity.
A Terrible Warming.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 10.-Yesterday after
noon J. W. Deering. fireman, and L. C.
Ames, engineer on the D. L R. g., we're
out fishing on the Jordan River and en-
ployed giant powder in catching fish. The
powder exploded p~rematurely. and Deer
ing had both legs nj one arm blown of.
Ames, with the assistance OF several others.
removed the unfortunate man to st. Marks
Hospital Of this city, where he suffered ex-
treme pain and died last night. Deering
was violating the law, which prohibits the
use Of giant powder for the purpose Of
catching fish.
ProddinS Psroxysmal Beecher.
SAN Francisco. Sept. 10.-The pastors
in many Of the churches in this city last
night severely criticised Henry Ward
Beecher and his doctrines. Some Of them
describe him as q Fallen Church STAR"
others characterize him "a nothing better
than sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal;
others again claimed that his doctrine Of
evolution presents nothing, and that all
that he advances has been long ago told by
men Of greater intelligence than ever he
possessed.
Admissioa Day.
STOCKTON, CAL, Sept. 10.-The Admis-
sion Day procession was over q mile in
length. It included the Mexican Veterans,
Pioneers and several other societies, to-
gether with all local organizations. Gov.
Stoneman was present and made An ad-
dress.
California; state Fair.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. l0.-The State Fair
opens to-day, and there is every prospect
of its being . greater success than any in
the past. the new pavilion being better ar.
ranged and giving greater accommodation.
The Death OF Iaspeyre.
BUTTE. N. T., Sept. l0.-Judge Thomas
Laspeyre OF this CITY, an ATTORNEY and one
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

Sunday ex-senator VIM. Sharon and D.
o. Mills passed Palisade going East in
Mills special car California" Az Sharon
vas taking the train at San Francisco Sat-
urday afternoon he was arrested on .
charge Of adultery, preferred by Mise
Age;e Hill, we'll known in society circles
at the Bay. The lady claims that . con-
tractof marriage WA drawn up and agreed
10 BY Sharon and herself, and that she
loaned him 800. 900. Of which amount he
her SIS, 900. She bases her claims
Of marriage on the fact Of an agreement Of
marriage having been entered into be-
tween Sharon and herself, holding that. In
point OF law. il 10 equivalent to . marriage
been contaminated. Some say il
ID . case Of blackmailing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

The Denver Exposition il. ~ fer - We
can judRstro the public press. : spscu.
latioa gotten up for the benefit Of . few
speculative individuals. The Denver
Tribans has this to say Of the fraudulent
concsrn. Denver has no exposition.
There i no such ~institation IN this
vicinity in whose management the city
has any voice. There il an exposition
owned aud conducted BY four or i've gen.
tlemsn, only two Of whom are Colorado
ans. but this i purely . private AFFAIR.
Denver has nothing to do with il at all.
The irm owning it can close il up at any
time and this city could not oven enter .
protest any moro than it could against
any individual who was doing = he
pleased with his own property" The
Colorado press. knowing the facts. should
have exposed the scheme before it
ripened and saved tie several States and
Territories from being deluded into send
ing their exhibits to Denver for display.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

DR.. Wohlgeting has lately performed
. delicate surgical operation successfully
on the person Of Mike Isaacs, . miner
from Leadville. ct Denver. says the Salt
Lake Tribune. About the 22d of June
he visited the doctor while suffering ex-
circulating pain from . cancer on his lower
~jawbone. which was slowly eating away
that part Of his anatomy. He was taken
to st. Luke's Hospital. where, assisted by
Drs. Rivers and Bancroft. DR.. Wohlgeting
removed his entire lower jawbone. sewing
up the skin and csuterixing the places Of
contact. The patient said he did not feel
any particular inconvenience since the OPP
Grafton. This is said 10 be the frat time
in the annals Of medical knowledge that
the operation has been performed and the
patient lived longer than nine weeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

Reno Gazette; A stranger who was III
and was brought to Reno from Verdi . few
days ago and placed in the County Hos
pital died yesterday morning. Nothing ID
known Of him. His name even could not
b ascortained.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11
Private DancingLessons

DERsoxs DESIRING TO LEARN THE
i art Of dancing, including all the latest
movements. will be taught at their residences
by the und%rsigned. Round dances . specially.
Terms. moderate. Orders may be left ct the
bssrIsEL once. [sulStfi LOUIS BOOK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

ON SHOW THOUSANDS OF LETTEhs
i from persons from all parts Of the Union
aud Canals. TO testify to its merits and the
benefit IL has Afforded as . family remedy aud
tonic. and has been indorsed by the medical
faculty a. the best whisky for dye pepsia, ,ndt.
gestiop. etc. Sold In all Eastern States and
and gives universal satisfaction. 1t 10 highly
recomne ended by the Faculty in all cases Of
Nervousness, Weakness, Debility. ~I'yspepsis,
indigestion. Chills and Fever. etc. 1t is now
introduced 30 the public Of the Pacific slope
indorsed BY thu certificates Of the eminent Dr.
Dana Hayes. State Assayer OF Massachusetts,.
and Rev, h. O Louderback Of st. Louie. No
both gentlemen prominent IN their profession.
and which Il . guarantee TO all buyers Of its
purity and quality. OAuTION-None genui e
unless tabled with my signature over the cork
"a. sIMMoNDS. Malariai diseases Of all
kinds especially yield TO its powerful action.
Nothing equals II q an appetizer. Its : mic
properties are grand. and IL renevs wasted vi
tAlity and rejuvinates the System. Try II and
become convinced. Country orders promptly
attended to. Families supplied by the gallon.
Sold by Rrocsrs. druggists and liquor deslers
Il. 6ADtRR sole agent for Eureka. Sold By
Trewbridgs I Co., Tybo. . sssdAwtn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

When . woman smiles from ear to ear
it's real mean to say that her mouth goes
back on her.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

DsRBlT METAl-FRoM 100 TO 300
ID pounds OF bsbbtt metal for sale ct tbs
eENxuHL once. xureka, Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11

necticut. Various German journals say
they regard this threatened evil A. oil .
serious and imminent character, and call
upon the Germans a. . body to take .
pronounced position in opposition to it
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-11
FOR LEASE.

THE sILvERADO MINING COMPANY
L has . nne dump TO lease on favorable
aerm. to responsible parties Also some good
trtbuting ground In the mine. For further
particulars call at the mine or address
JOHN McGRArH. Superintendent,
sep7h Silversdo.
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Notice to Lien Holders.

VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
all persons claiming and holding liens
against the "Silver Top Mining Com
pany' on thoss certain .mines known as
the Blumide. Boaapza No. l, Bonanza No. 2.
ClaywA'l, Mother Lode aud Johu Quincy
Adams. situate in the Antelope NJ ming Dis
said 0mpSny, shall be and appear before the
District Court of the Sixth Judicial District of
the State Of Nevada, in and for the county Of
Eureka, on the sth day OF October. A. D. 1888.
and then and there exhibit the proof OF your
said liens. And all liens not SO exhibited shall
be deemed waived in favor of those which are
20 exhibited. p. F. MCBRIDE.
LANSING L MITCHELL, Attorneys.
Eureka. New, Sept. Z, 1888. sepstd
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NOTICED.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CoRResPoND.
"A encs with the undersigned will please
address their letters TO the Eureka Postafnce.
J.W. BROWN.
Ruby Hill. July 10. 1883. iyIstf
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STOCKTON. CAL. Sept. 10.-The Admis-
sion Day procession was over . mile in
length. 1t included the Mexican Veterans.
Pioneers and several other societies, to-
gether with all local organizations. Gov.
Stoneman was present and made an ad-
dress.