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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-21
VARIETIES.

Old Beeswax: No sir; never contradict
a lady. ltsa waste of effort. Just give her
time and she'll do it herself
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25
No Reform for Baltimore

The Baltimore election resulted as
was generally expected in Democratic
victory over reform. What is most
noticeable in the contest is The small
number of Democrats that were really
in favor of reform as a choice before
party, the number actually being only
about 2,25O. The short campaign was
one Of unusual excitement and at ended
with such gross personalities that in
the days of Baltinore's chivalry would
have led TO a number OF first class duels.
That the election of the Democratic
ticket was triumph of fraud over
honesty cannot be denied. Baltimore
city has been ruled and ruined by one
OF the most unscrnpulous rings that ever
existed. Elections were only farce
for many years. Ii the ring Democrats
could carry the election by honest
means it was all right, but if other means
We're needed they were on hand to per.
petuate Democratic ring rule. Tie Re-
publiCans have not been responsible for
this state of affairs, nor did they, during
the campaign just enlei, make the
charges of fraud and dishonesty against
the Democrats.
This was left for Democratic speakers
20 do--DemOrratS VINO knew whereof
they spoke, and made the charges bold
y and dttian1ly without the fear Of
successful contradiction. Fraud was Sc
rampant that even thrr ug organ edited
by the Delaware carpet.bagger, left the
party and came out on the side Of re
form. But with this change o. the
ring organ, and with Democratic speak
RS who were sincerely in fav"r OF lt'
form, only few over two thousand
Democrats, ont of over 'hiriy-one thou.
sand IN the city, cut loose from party
frhmmrlS aud voted only a Democrat,
fusion reform ticket. We can come Il
30 other conclusion than that "A real
desire for reform Sis but skin deep il
! Tie Democratic parry Of Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

The GREAT reform, Della ware carpet
bag editor 10 Maryland, still gratinss
his penchant for change and is about y
unfortunate in his changes IS he was In
Della ware. Besides the various changes
made in the size and adaptation of his
paper to suit his purposes, he hnds "
inst as convenient to change his princi-
pies as he found it to be in Delaware.
When the people Of Baltimore a year
ago overturned fraud by electing an un-
partisan and independent Judiciary, the
editor and his organ shouted themselves
hoarse in advocacy of ring rule and
against reform. This year, as if deter
mined to founder around and get on the
strong side, the ablest editor that ever
emil lightened the hoodlums of Delaware,
and his organ were found screaming rs
Justify for reform as they screamed last
year for the ring. But alas defeat again
stares them in the face. 1t begins to
look now as if the reforiners We're made
the victims of little sharp practice by
the ring Democrats. The latter AS If
conscious of defeat beforehand with the
aid of the Delaware editor and his organ
is now believed to have quietly shifted
their load TO the other side, hence the
cause If the defeat Of the reformers and
triuiupl of the ring.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25
--------sD - -
Maryland for the KepublIcAnN.

The election IL Baltimore yesterday,
though not purely "A contest between
the Republican and Democratic parties,
nevertheless is an indication that the
State Will 90 Republican on the sixth Of
NOv,mb,r. Every year tlre Democrat C
~, ,iority in Baltimore is growing less
IL 1850, Baltimore, on the largest vote
IT" ever cast, gave Hancock for presi-
Gent, 1884 majority. At the Congress
sirnal election last year the city gave
ou' 6,OJ4 majority. Yesterday the ma.
I,Iijy was but 3,j40. It cannot be ex-
urcrtd that all the Democrats who
Norru the IT form ticket yesterday will
vote thr Republican ticket in Novem-
her, bur it is + asonable to suppose one
hat or one thousand Of them wi do 80
ACmilting this, the Democratic m iOr
iiy in the city will not be 1900, and
with hat much majority the Democrats
vii not be able TO overcome the Re
publican majority that will be given
outside of Baltimore. The prospect,
are therefore fair for Republican vic
tory in Maryland on the sixth Of No
VEN Der.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25
Trouble Abou, . bishop.

Tbs Protestant Episcopal Convention,
u session At Philadelphia, are troubled
wdtk the Bishop Of Mexico, whose
ns3ns 10 Il Icy. When the Episcopa-
liaus gained an important vantage
ground in Mexico, Riley was ordained
"a missionary Bishop and was sent TO
take charge OF the church's interests in
thai section. The missionary work OF
tIe church was under the management
OF a Commission, at the head OF which
was Bishop Bedell, Of Ohio. This COM
mission thought, very naturally, that
tLe proper course to pursue, In order to
spread and bnild up the interests of the
church in Mexico, was to act through
Bishop Riley. In fact there was no
other head through which the church
could act. Acting in good faith, large
sums Of money have been sent on TO
Bishop Riley to be spent in mission
work, aud the Bishop was expected 10
bring about certain changes in the
liturgy in his diocese, to make 1t har-
mUnize with the liturgy of tine lnited
States. 1t is proper here to STATE tha
Mexico Is an independent hepubiic,
and, there .ore, there were certain
changes required in the liturgy to make
1t suit both countries. 1t seems, how
ever, that Bishop Riley has not come
up to the requirements, and expectations
ol his brother bishops IN the nlteu
States. The change ia the liturgy has
not been made, al d worse than that, the
money sent 10 him fer missionary
work has not been expended as wa'
desired by the Commission in charge
Is not charged that he applied thes'
funds to his own use, but SIMPLY thai
he has used them for other church pur
poses than was originally designed.
He has, it seems, used them for great
display In the cities, rather than fol
missionary work In the country. The
great trouble is that he has been or
dained a Bishop, a title that means
more and carries more eCclesiastica
power than any other titled divine il
any other church, except the Catbo
lie. The conservative Epl l,copalial
Bishops are slow to act upon IL mattel
coucerEing brother Bishop wlthou
charges that can be fully subs antiated
and that would warrant a resort Il
deposition. But the accused BishoI
made the matter more difficult by re
fus ng to come forward and deienu him
self, so that while he is practically il
contempt of the convent Oh, 1t has no
sufficient evidence to act in the case. -
In any other denomination, the Difficult
ty would soon be solved, and the OBJ
streperous ecclesiastical dignitary
would very soon be relegated TO thu
walks Of secular aud private life. Bu
perhaps it is best that the Episcopa
Bishops are SO conservative. 1T i
always best to err on the side Of mercy
than TO te swift and uncertain IN udg
mtnJ.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25
SILVER PLATED WARE.

Modern inventions have great.
ly improved the manufacture of
Silver-Platcd Ware, and skilled
designers have contributed large
ly to the attainment of the pres
ent symmetry in shapes.
Our Tea Sets. Dinner Services
and Flat Ware, such as Knives,
Forks and Spoons, have the Il,
pearance and finish of solid sill
yer. In these the assortment is
at all times large and complete.
The productions Of all promi.
nent make will be found repre-
scnted in our sto; k. In the high
er grades we particularly recon-
mend the Hard Metal wares OF
the Gorham Go.
We cordially invite an examina.
tion of our stock, feeling conf
dent that the moderate prices
prevailing. cannot fai! to give ell
tire satisfaction to every one.
j. F.. CALDWELL & Co.,
902 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25
ALWAYS DRY.

Wise orethought in clothing promotes health and Gre
happiness There many thousands Of men in this
city without waterproof who should have them
They can be had demand and very cheaply at Oak
Hall. The stock has twelve varieties twelve prices
ranging from S2.5o to $500 The speciates are the
Shepherd Plaid Reversbles at $500 and $500. Rubber
hats at 50 Add pair Of overshoes and you
treIy protected your neglect gives you long i'll
ness chronic disease remt mber that warned you.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

THERE SEEMS to be sound argument
in tavorOi the reduction Of The postage on
drop letters 10 one cent. Any other let
ter weighing not more than half ounce
IL carried three thousand miles for two
cents. one cent should certainly be
enough for carrying it three squares.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

TIsE FOUR hundredth birthday Of
Martin Luther is to be appropriately y
celebrated all over the country on the
tenth Of November. A committee of the
Eyant telical Alliance has made a call
for a general observance of the day,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

DATENVC Obtained and all other bus
] " EN | , ness in the 4. 5. Patent Office
attended to for MODERATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the Z. > Patent Otfice,
and we can obtain Patents in less time than
those remote from W WaSHINGIDN.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad-
wise as to patcntability free of charge and
we make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE Or
TAIN PATENT.
We refer. here to the POstm ster the Supt.
of Money Order DIV. and to officials Of the
U, =. ratcnt Office. For circular, advice
terms. ana references 10 actual clients in your
own State or county write To &. A. SNOW h
Co.. Opposite Patent Ottice, Washington,
ID G.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

IKE BLIZZARD wins the hat for sheer
inp,ldrnce. lie has escaped from the
Lancaster County prison for the second
time 9nd he now announces him self u
candidate for prison inspector, prOmiS-
ing if elected 10 appoint two others who
escaped with hlm assistant keepers.
That huzzard will light on the wrong
carbon some - these days.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

JAPANESE WOMEN it is said can trav-
cl alone from one end of Japan to the
other without being mOlested, but then
they are not 50 pretty as American wo-
men.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

GOVERNOR BUTLER speaks of him.
self as "an Old man passing away.
He is right the sixth Of Novembcl
will witness his political funeral.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25
DH.LADEIAPHlA A, WILMINGTON AM
BALTIMORE kAlLkOAl.
OCTOBER I'D. lSSS,

Trains leave Wilmington a. follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate q
tons, go, 100, 1880 .. NJ; a.so, 100, I.Sas
p. IN.
Philadelphia (express) 4 a3s, $50, 1.sal
9. 80, 1858, 1918, l1.68 y. IN. l2.4t. La, H.
o.lo. 6.3s, 7.2op. n.
New York, 400, l23, $50, $40, 0.b8, Ills \
n. sl2Gs, l.b+, 2so, b.l7, 6.Ss, 1.ae p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, ii
9.l7 q. u. /; 800 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, e.67 D. N.
baltimore and W Washington, l.4Z A.6l, ~
s.l7 q. M. LOO, 500. 900, 6.b7, ll.N ?. q
Baltimore only, LOS .. IN. l2T and p. \
Trains for delaware Division leave fsr:
New Castle, e.00, 9.tb a. m.; l.l6, 400, ~
and 6.25 p. IN.
harrington. pelmar, and way stations, 81
a. IL. and l.l5p. III.
Wyoming ana way stations, 6.25 p. H.
Express for harrington, 400 y. III.
SUNDAY TEAMS.
Philadelphia and intermediate ststiM |
$40 q. m; 100 m, $40, 7.30, 9.66 p. N.
Philadelphia and New York, zoo, lS
10. b.l7, 6.SS, 10 p. m.
baltimore and Washington, La, Isl, IN
9.l7 Q. m. ll.0A p. N. Baltimore, l.ot \ n.
For further Information, passenger ~
'erred TO the timetables posted st the ~,
lions.
Trains marked ~ are limited express, ,upe
which extra fsre IL charged.
OHARLfS u. PU2H, ]. X. wood
General Manager. General PASSENGER AGso(
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

NOTlCE-CARPENT Work lone
~ at short notice. J0bbIng promptly at
tended to. Apply at 9lU W. Sixth ct. O22ls
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25
DHlI .ADLy,PHlA M AkhFTS

A TTEN TION.-ALL PERSONS if
"A string pure Drugs or rCheuicsls,tr w,st
ing their prescriptions or private receipt
carefully compounded With pure material
should 70 to the drug store Of
II. n. BkINHh UKST,
8l7 Market streat. WtlmtpHton, IIei.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

o q O q q q o q q q q q q o q q o o
90 900 q u q u q q q 90
u d d d d q d u u u d d d u d d q q
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25
A Revolution In single Number
Drawings.
I ,857 PrIzeS. {lWN
~ Tick cts, $50. % TIE K ets, olee.

Remit money or Bank Draft In Letter
send by Express. Don't send by registsts
letter or post-Office order. until further N
tice. Orders Of u and upward by Express, ,vI
oe sent at our expense, Address all orders \
J.. J. DOUGLAS, LIOuisville.ky. silt. .th.vs
Daily Republican., 1883-10-25

j. F., CALDWELL & Co.,
902 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-28
Members of the Legislature.
-N -r

Ch2-shtG Ccc1sy-Chss. Ksise-. 8.
Do1ElSs-E. :. Dansasrs. I. D.
ES1. :. FOLEY. D J, 8. Dennis, D.
EsGersiis|. A. Gallagher, E.
Eg-sSS-W. W. EobS-.. E: ". D. Foley, :.
ElEbolG--cA2s. MeCo1csI, D.
LSaGs-@oh2 Snyra. D.
Lioccl2-E. Henderson. D.
Lyuc-T. J. wests-6sli, D.
Nys-J. 7. Williams. D.
O-smey@. D. Hammond. r. 8. 6. Parker. 7.
S:orsy- A. B-crassy, D; L 7. Fax, D;
J Minor Tsylo-, E.
wSho-s--y Schooling. DIP y, Marker. z
Waits Pl2@-Tho2ss Roekhil, 7.
ASSEMBLY.
Chu-chil-v. I. \. Pike, D.
DoGkl2s-A. c. Pratt. &
Eko-3. 3. Eamil, ?; E. :. Ea-dessy, d;
James McBlrney. D.
tEsms-zi3s-r Il. Wells, E. 3. T. Norris, 3.
Euress W. L MSrs3s2. B; z. J. Nl.1ooc,
D; James W. Smith. Z.
E1mbcl3t-DzviG Msls-key, r; Geo. kss--
ing. D; Z Il z Hardin. D.
l~s1Ger-Gscrss ". Dale, E: Z. A. Allen, D;
q. Schlnidtisi1. ..
Lircola-E r. Howell. D; +. Riepps, D.
Lyou-T- Ceownicshisli, r; ", c, Dewey, E.
Sye-A- :. Franklin &; T. J. Sell, 2,
Ornso7-A. Helm, /; D. 8. Brown, / :.
soSkswItE. 7.
Ssorey-Georse :. Hill. F.; Geo. J. Perkins.
4 Albert Hires, E: Anthony Fox. &; WI.
\ johnson, R. Charles Harper. R Ale1s1&es
fslt, 3 BonhsE Gsllza3. &; ". D. Gray, E:
.. Z. GaIashs. s.
wAao=c. 5. vsrisn. r: Z. I Fish, E. ".
z, Price. =.
wAi,s Ptre-o. Z. Gray. E; J. E. Williams,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-28
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS,

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
i Judicial District, in and for the County Of
Eureka, State Of Nevada.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to John
Bell.
You are hereby required to appear in On 80.
ton commenced sgAinst you as defendant hy
Zsnoli Mining Company as plaintiff, in the
District Court of the Sixth Judicisl District,
in and for the County of Eureka, State OF Ne.
vsds, at the town OF Eureka, and answer Tho
complaint therein, which is on file with The
Clerk of said Court, within ten days after The
service on you of this summons texclusiyed
the day of service), If served in said county,
or twenty days if served out of said countybu
within this District, and in all other cases
forty days; or Judgment by default will b
taken against you. according to the prsyerd
said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover juis.
ment against you, the said defendant, for The
sum of Eight Hundred Dollars for your pro
portion of the money s~ctIslly expended and
Indebtedness assumed BY the plaintiff In the
actual and necessary working and development
Of the Zsnoli mine, IN Stafford Mining District,
Eureka County, Nevada; that plaintiff hHs
lien against your interest in said mine hou
the time of such payment and assumption, and
for such other and further relief as toths
Court may seem meet, and for costs Of suit;
that the amount of money actually expended
and Indebtedness assumed by the plalnuI
said Zsnoli Mining Company, 8 corporahm
organized md existing under the laws of tts
Sta e Of Nevada, is the sum Of Four THOUSAND
Eight Hundred Dollars, in the actual and nee
essary working and development Of said Zanad
mine; and the amount due from you a ownsi
Of an undivided one-sixth as tenant in con.
mon with said ZAnoli Mining Company f1
your proportion Of such money expended id
indebtedness assumed 10 the sum Of Eani
Hundred Dollars.
All Of which more fully appears from
complaint Of the plaintiff on hle in shisarsa
And you are hereby notified that If yoaM
to appear and answer the said complsnln
above required, the said plaintiff will spplna
the Court for the relief demanded thereiaGa
costs Of sui. ~
In testimony whereof, I,Chas. J. i, Bas
lar, have hsreunto set my hand w
lsEALl Afh1ed the seal Of said Court ihi'Ha
day OF November, A. d. 1ssa.
G. J. R. BUTTLAB,,
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicial DhaaS'
Eureka County, NevAds. 49,.
By Z. D. vANpIRLIgTH, Deputy CleA
G. ]. LANSING.
rslsm Attorney for Piaintf-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-28
Notice to %LienhoIders.

rs THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
l. Jldtcisl District Of the State Of Nevada in
and for Eureka County.
John GcIver, PLAINTIFF, W. TIE Shoe Fly
Mining and Smeltirs Company. Benjamin @.
Levy, Teor.s ]. Taylor and the Shoe Fly No.
J Nine, defendants.
Notice is hereby given thai John NcIvsr, the
piAnon above named, has this day commenced
80 seton IN the above entitled Court AGAINST
the defendants shove named to enforce srd
foreStoss seven certain lien, aSsirst the Shoe
Fly Mining and Smelling Company, BENJAMIN
G Levy. ThoEa J. Taylor and the Shoe FEy
No. , mine, said Liens En3ururs, with the
cost OF ding AID recording the sane, 10 ksel.
With interest CT ssl7 thereof from the 18Th day
Of June. !sa, AID interest On SIS thereof from
the lssh day Of July, 1851, Until PAID, and for
costs Of suis; AID also asxirs. All improve
Eeors On. and sp~p1rtenarces belonging to
said nine; said mine being situate in the En-
.ekA Mining District in said county and ststa.
said He1s Are claimed under AID By virtue Of
An Act Of tie Legislature Of the State Of Ne
vats. eac,ied "Ac Act to Secure Liens to Ne
eharies snd Others" spproved March Z, 1875,
And AL persons holding sf claiming Hens
Of said Act, or ary Of them, are hereby notified
70 De Act spear before sXid Court, .. the
CourseocSS thereof IN tie town Of Eureha in
sad county On HOSDAY the rwENrY-SIXTH
DAY FFkBECARY, lss3. q. 10 o'eloek 4. =.
OF fhat Gay. TIE skze teirz . DAY Of 4 resuia,
term OF Nd Court, then Nd sh.re 10 sxhibtt
tae rroot q A,y Eses By them held or Claimed
= rrsv.ted II sad Asst; And all liens rot taen
20 EXHIBITED AID proved viii be deemed waved
I. tsvor q ssose ttecs 50 Exhibited "a r-oyss-
- n said Act provided
JOIN NEWER,
. y DAv. T. BAur, Ia A,torrsv.
11rshs, View Dec. j, issa. dTIv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-28
LEGISLATIVE COW MITrEf$.
Hoo, the = nate and Assembly have
systematized Their Work.

The committees in the State Senate Of
Nevada for the present session Of the
Legislature, chosen by the Senate are as
follows:
On Electiou-Tolley. wes;erieid and
Marker.
On Corporation Dennis, Henderson
snd Parker.
On Ways and Misunderstanding, Ho-
bart, Fox, Williams and Taylor.
On Judjciary-Brumsey, Dennis, Gala
CHER, Henderson and Foley.
On Military and lndisn Affsirs-Smyth,
Dennis and Kaiser.
On Agriculture, Counties and County
Boundaries, Roads and BridgeS-Dans-
berg, Roekhill and Gallagher.
On Railroads, Internal Improvements
and Manufactures -Westerheld, Kaiser
ani FOLEY.
On Mines snd Mining-Taylor, smyth
sni Rockhill.
on Public Lands-McConnell. Marker
snd DSugherg,
On Federal Relations-Smyth, Ham
mond and Rockhill.
On Eusrossed Bills-Westerield, Foley
snd Parker.
On Enrolled Bills-Hen6srson, Williams
and Hammond.
On State Prison sld Insane Asylum
Fox, Dennis sud Marker.
two incoming officers were sworn in by
Chief Justice Hswley. Il was altogether s
very pleasant ceremony.
On Milsase Hobart, Rochhill snd
Kaiser.
On Education. State Library sni Public
MoralS-HenderSau, Hammond and Foley.
On Claims, State Affairs sud Supplies
&0i Expenditures - Mcconnell, Hobart
sni Smyth.
on Rules zna Joint Rules-Brumsey,
Wesierisld sn6 Hammond.
IN TIE ASSEMBLY,.
Public ~Priaans-Fox, Mzrsien snd
Dale.
Enrollmsnt-Hil, Morris and Muldoon.
REPRESENTATIVES., Dovey a2d Howell.
Election - johnson, Pike, Melarksy,
Prats snd Morris.
Judiciary-We,ls. Harden. Pratt, Gray,
Hines, Helm and Bel.
ClAimS-FISh, Williams, Hsriin, Gal
land, Tait.
Military s2d Iad:au A4airs-Piks. Per-
kias, BoskowitE, Ms,2rzsy sHi Gsiusha.
Counties s0i Co1n;y BoundSriss-
FrAnkliu, Auldoon, Johnson, Price sai
Aelsrkey.
STATE Library-G2Izna, Hardin sad
Pratt.
Asric1ltu-e-Piks, Dale, Howell, WI
lis-as Sni Frx1kIic.
Trajeaai A2naisct1cs-Hs-per,Rie ppe,
ScAmsIi:hen, Dale s15 Crownensh.sli.
EGuessiou-Doysy, Pike, Morris, Hill,
Grey q Storey.
Mines Sud Minios-Galushs, Fox, Nor
rs. Heating Snd Mccartney.
Contingent ExpsnsS-SUiih, Grey Of
White Pine, Hsnill, Brown sai Howell.
Fe3ezsI Rslssions-Hsin, Wells sci
Pratt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-28
NOTICE.
To the Delinquent Co-0wner' u
the Milwaukee Mine.

THO FRANK LENARr AND TO HIS HElss,
i known and unknown: You are nsrJ
notified that I have performed the AnnaMM
necessary labor to the amount snd slu III
One Hundred Dollars. in United s's, ss,s -.
coin, during the yesr lss2, upon tne n,.,tt
kee mine, situate in the Pinto Mining - AN,
White Pine County, State OF Nevada; tha.!.nts
proportion Of the cos, Of said l.bof sI S,..s
TO the sum Of Fifty Dollars, in United sI ~
gold coin. and you are notified ths! !wa
hereby required to pay ne the SAG s.T,.
Fifty Dollars, aad that il you fal 70 pn.:sa
same within $50 days from and sitter
publication Of this notice. your in'en .a
sAtd mine will become my property, sssIMf
to the lava Of Congress. Ny resideisv, uS
JAMES WILLIAMS
Eureka. New, Jan. S, 4. D. ISIS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-28

ALBIoS MINING COMPANY OLD STOCK.
AIepes1o- JoAn, trustee. 81 10 50 co
Nlspesrso- John, trustee IS 100 50 20
Ar4 II Sscerdknee with Lag. md an order
Of tie BoA-t at Dirsssors. made on tie 18th day
{. Ek-zary. ISIS. % axry hare Of each par
%, :. Izca stock - cay De necessary vii he
Eoit .; pchGc s1cror. az he e6es Of PxieT
c-.stsr1sr, a--H11eer. aco2 "a, We H3 Nort-
sczsry sSssi, San Trars.so. California. C
Monday, the Fifth (Sthl day Of
March. lsS3,
Az tie sarr q 4 0'eicek ?. n, u sxsd asy. %
FAY sAid ~1sl:,lzsr: assessment thereon. to
zsAzr with eoss e advertising I,1 expenses
cs he sa,s.
RALPH Z sHANvAID, sserssAyy.
o1yrz-Eocu ., We. &T Ptas street.. sAs
Francisco. California tslsst
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-28
Social Dancing Glass.

Apx-eiaz Clkss VIII ee starred
q. Sev rcvr. R1sy Hi. cc ssrzr-
"a 5ay evening, Oct y, 1854, By 7. H-1
Etsisn. rer-ss 6~rteEsn. eizAskEA
iexscrs s.: ciass every Tuesday Nd thursday
evenings trou f3o - r3N e'ci1Sl- LAStss
class, IL desired, or Saturday evenings,
terms. 81 s. Per Hc,.h- Ladies tesiro1s q
forming . ctAs vii please apply tc J. Z
Peiii2s CT T q. R.sier- single iessocs fer
sertis-sr. 81. LADIES' sRsie lsssScs, Sc
seats Coed r1xfc VIII BE furnished 81 tie
BABY ELL sriaz Bad strict order VII Be
9eeasvs6 To1ruT 2. =. 1lHpH ,l~.sezstR.
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An Extraordinary Razor
has BEEN INVENTED BY TIE QUIZ ;.

HAS BEEN INVENTED BIZ .a
ID OWN co. Of England. n. = :t ssr II
70 RE0uiEs aRiND1Sd. nd ha.i1y s.sd
setting. It siites over the fsce ia,rry III
velvet, nAkirs shaving quite Z arl IN Europe
creating A GREAT ExClrEHENis Il PER
among the experts. Who proneasss .ndle;s
FICTION. Two dollars in o1na.s,aI,mne, naii
In ivory. Every razor. to Be sss go Of M
bear on the reverse SHE the ns.' ssu FrI.
THAN JOSEPH. al Clay IT.,,sd snss
cisco. the only plaee In ne supplied
sent BIZ m.il Iec extra o. @. O. Z. h,vas
the Queen's Own Csmpsnss Pgla.
enlarged their factory, xre nov TlsLI ~
md IVORY CARVING Ed
POCKET KNIVES, ECSTiN1 a thsir 60
SCISSORS, of the Same snAns ~.aslyiss
velously wonderful RaSor. -
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.BOardilg-H0QSo For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEING IN POOR
i health 10 desirous Of tispcstns Of her
business on Rrhy Hill The house 10 dotns Q
good buairess. and has seventy regular board
srs. For particulars, apply 70
MRS. CAvANAu6H.
BABY Hill. July u, iaa. tyisu
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Gureka Dailp 5entinel.


The following a complete list Of out
standing assessments upon stocks listed at
the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the dates upon which they
will become delinquent iu the Board and
the dav OF sale: