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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

The Nationals, OF Houston, will not play
the Brown Stockings, of this city, here to-
morrow, as advertised, on account of pre-.
vious engagement the former has with the
Lees, a home club. The Browns VIII
probably get up the best game possible
with picked members from the home clubs
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

All lovers Of choice flowers should send
70 the Dingee A Conard company, West
Grove. PennsylvsHia. for some Of their
lovely roses. These roses ere certain to
bloom. and are the finest In the world.
They are sent safely bv mail, postpaid, 10
all post-offices IN the United sfsies. This
compsny II perfectly reliebe. and noted
for liberal dealing They give svey IN
prsmiugs s1d extras mors roses than most
ssts blishmenfs grow. Send for their New
Guide. q complete treatise on The rose 60
pages, slefhnfly nlustrated). free. Bee sd-
Terflsement 10 this paper.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

There is still u scarcity OF ice. The facto-
ries are in full blast. yet strange to state,
the supply is not equal to the demand
which is attributed perhaps, to dealers cut
ting off the supply OF lake ice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

This morning ct the 10 O'Clock services At
fbe Y. H. A. conducted BY Professor
PbiIiipsou two confrmsnts, M. Julius
Go.iir and Master Louis NJ. Hermsun.
will 10 confirmed. Ali invited 10 attend.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

The testimony of million heuse.keepers
who have for years used DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, and found 1t in all respects
the best, isl he strongest evidence that the
public can have Of its real worth. In the
shows its true value.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

The plasterers at work on the opera
house struck yesterday for a raise OF from
81 TO 50 day, which the contractor
Welded to as the building is to be finished
hy the 18th according 10 contract.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH

u l0caied ~ BeWEneeI Tenn, upon The CuT'-
herland Flstesu, 900 feet above the sea level.
This School under the Epersl pstrgnage 81 the
ne south srd s5ufh rest ofers the heslfhiesi
residsnos and ne best edsantaFes, both moral
snd educational IN its GrHmmar school and M
ColinRlafr and Theoloricsl Department. For
ne Eperfal claims ~ This University for patron
arr apuly TO- documents 70 ne Rev. TELFA Ak
UODGeON. d. d. Vice ChEnceIl0r, scsnnee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

The new second Presbyterian church,
just completed on Wood, near HARDWOOD
street, will be dedicated tomorrow at 2
D. m. 1t is a comely building and neatly
finished.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

The I0II0EInE prUmIHsHI I0IeIEH ~
buyers are makiDg this city tber hsa1
onsrtrrs f1r the rres-nt. General J. q
Hard Of New Orlears, Csptsin J. n
p1sFs 81 Hgust1n. p r fielding. ~ Nes
Yorf. Ismes Gsibrsifh. q Houston; A.
CuurIfr rfsrn 81 Gsorris. william d Mo-
f.f- Of Housl OK NcFarlsni. II Ls9ranEt
Ceorrls. n LsftHn. ~ East1l. bchoeD
Johr 4 Hrrev. 81 H-urton. The buyers
rersrd DalEs a. a. besf ma-fet ~
~f.i-l. ~ - fhf besi frsietfs. riIile. fen-
<rslIr rrenkinR. q u TIE cotton cenirs q
rrrrfh Trrra
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

Vertigo. mysteries, convulsions-all nerv
Gus disorders, in fact-are cured by Samari.
tan Neryine. This certifies." writes d. d.
Christmsn, of Oswego, Indiana, that
Samaritan Nervine cured me OF epileptic
fits. A druggists, $3.50
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

Colonel A. L. Campbell, WATERFORD
South Carolina, says: "A member OF my
family used Browns Iron Bitter with coed
resultsn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

nIvoRCEs-Eop publicity; residents OF any
~ state. Deserfi0n, on-eupport. Advice
snd applications for stamp. W. H LEE, ATTY.
10 Broadway. View York
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Tbs rn1st ennacio1s sinrulerfs ~ sr.iis
~ nrretifs ~ ArroEura Bitter. PIE
r1rs1 ~ D.. J. , siersrt 4 5ora Bsrsrt
- ~ Ihs rsrrIrs nrtIrIa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

A Demand for Ice-Threats Of hsa
rance Men.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11

rrDDFr r1KE II = BsLE o. OoTTOE
A sinruls- ~ 81 unh-zr1 a occurrsnos
rns rit1-.ssd e. t1s comprss yesterday
A rsuflsmzn named Dn1iels NO .iTE1
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pIAsrrREus STRIKE,

Railroad Magna,cs- Other Local News
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The sick, worn and detected should read
the advertisement Of Goiden's Liquid bee'
Tonic
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
MINING NOTES.


The tributers at the Rescue are ell do.
ing well, and a large quantity of ore is Ok
pected in from that mine to-day.
The tributers at the Champion mine.
Alhambra Hill, are doing finely. They
now have on the dump $50 sacks OF heavy
rich ore which will be shipped to the fur
naces Immediately.
The tributers on Alhambra Hill and
Silverado Mountain, Pinto District, are,
without a single exception, doing remark
ably we'll. Not q man but is making over
81 per day. There is. however, lots OF
room for new adventures, and the entire
camp is practically throwing out induce
ments to capital.
Steve Bedell, q tributer in the Queen
mine ut Silverado, is making another ship
ment Of ore. He has just brought in five
aud q half tons, which he expects will go
$3.50 per ton, as did the last shipment. He
states that the ore body he is working on
is nearly four feet thick, and all OF it
is rich.
Jimmy Oliver is in and reports that the
Fair Play mine is still looking we'll, and
Notwithstanding the large amount Of ore
sent to the furnaces by the ~tributers. there
10 as much in sight as there has been at
any time since it fell into the present
hands. He says that the vein in place OF
lying fat, as at first, is now dipping at a
strong angle into the hill, shows signs Of
permanency and bids fair to become not
only q steady but a heavy bullion pro-
ducer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
Dromios All Around.

There are two families living near
GAINESVILLE, Ga, the members OF which
sre 90 much alike that many amusing mis-.
nkes take place. The heads Of the re-
yPect've households are John and Lane
rssco. They are twins, and look and
aress exactly alike. Two or three years
sso they married twin sisters, who look
.ao dress exactly alike. The boys built
we cottages that look exactly alike, and
e.cn lady has a child about the same age
sno iook very nearly exactly alike. All
sLe 10 excellent health, and recently the
Mnoie party drove to town behind a span
- beautiful mules that we're nearly exact
matches: The boys are partners In the
s ms.Ssntlle business. and are prosperous
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
SPECIAL


This we'll known Wholesale and retail
liquor house Is just in receipto Of the largest
and best assorted stock Of wines, liquors
and cigars ever offered in this market.
Their stock Of whiskies, direct from the
distilleries in Kentucky, 10 the finest In
the market. Their wines and cigars, di-
rect from importers, are . surety Of genu-
ineness and purity, and include cham.
pagnes, sherries and brandies. while their
domestic wines are the best the market
affords. Their imported and domestic
cigars include q variety Of brands, which
for flavor are not excelled. Dealers are
invited to examine their stock and prices,
which are adapted to the times.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
Meeting or the Ear.

The Bar Of this county met yesterday
afternoon. pursuant to their adjournment
Of the day before. to hear the report Of the
committee appointed to draft resolutions
The committee submitted the foil owing
report:
Whereas, The unbidden messenger of
death has recently entered the home Of the
Hon. Henry Rives, Judge OF the District
Court of this county, and taken from his
family the wife and mother; and.
Whereas, We, realizing the great loss
that he has sustained, the over whelmiDg
bereavement that has fallen upon him, and
the manifold charms Of person and beau.
ties OF character OF her for whom the hus-
band mourns and the daughter grieves.
are DESTROYS Of expressing our sympathy
and consolation to the living. and our ap'
probation Of the exemplary life, noble
characteristics and self-sacriticing charity
Of the departed member Of that fresids
circle.
Resolved, That we, the members OF thu
Bar OF Eureka county, are deeply sensible
Of the Unreasonable loss that has befaller
the Judge OF this district, aud in this. the
hour Of his greatest t~ribulation, We bet
leave to assure him that he has our united
coincidence and sincere confederation
and while we are not unmindful OF the fu
tility Of human sympathy and assistance
to bring back the loss, we desire to sssur,
the relatives Of the deceased that our hand,
are willing and our hearts anxious to do al
that human power can accomplish TO sup
port them in their sorrow. to console them
In their anguish and to assuage the
poignancy Of their grief
Resolved, That these resolutions be pre-.
sented to the Judge OF the county, a.
testimonial Of our sympathy and commits
Grafton. A. E. CHENEY,
Il. NJ. BEATTY,
G. w. BAKER,
Which. on motion, were unanimously
adopted.
The following additional resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That an engrossed copy OF the
foregoing resolutions, signed by the Chair
man and Secretary. be presented to Judge
hives, and the original filed with the Clerk
Of the District Court Of this county.
c. ]. LANSING, Chairman.
DAv. b. BAILY, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02

The Record-Union says q ten-wheel loco
motive and tender is being built at the
Central Pacific Railroad shops. Sacra-
mento, the weight of which on the rails
will be 1O5 tons. The engine alone weighs
70 tons, while the weight sustained by
the ten-drivers Is Ga tons. The
wheels are 4 feet 9 inches in diam
eter, the length Of the boiler is So feet,
and the combined length Of the engine
aud tender is 65k feet. The diameter Of
the cylinder is 81 inches, the stroke So,
and the water capacity OF the tender 10
5000 gallons. Her name is the "El Co.
bernador," and she is designed for the
heavy grades of the Central Pacific. There
will be splinters flying in the air when
this mammoth mass Of machinery goes
through the trestlework, or butts some
common-sized locomotive off the track.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
sLUE DUST.


Scraps from che Notebook Of b
eentaners lseuorteP.
Halloween was considerably observed by
several Eureka girls that we know Of.
John Molitor came in from Hamilton
yesterday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Judge Rives.
II you want to buy a nice furnished
house on Mob Hill, apply at the residence
OF Hiram Johnson. See sd.
BeatiAc Lodge No. z. knights of Pythiss.
will confer the Knights rank this evening.
A full attendance is requested.
VIM. Pardy received . telegram from
Gen. Conner, now in San Francisco, which
says he will leave there for Eureka Sunday.
Ben Sloss, agent for Wangenheim, Stern
helm q Co., the San Francisco Crockery
House, arrived by last evenings train.
j. G. CLARK leaves this morning for the
purpose OF investigating mining property
near Diamond District, in the interest Of
capitalists.
J.B B. Langstrof, the tailor, who left here
for Battle Mountain some three months
ago, and who was Joined there recently by
his wife and children, has gone insane.
Word was received at the Sheriff's Office
at l o'clock this morning that an Italian
had been killed near Pinto. Deputy
Sheriff Walsh left Immediately to investi
gate the matter.
Miss Sarah Althea Hill, who claims 10
be Mrs. Sharon, has brought suit in the
Supreme Court against Sharon for divorce,
and q division of the alleged community
property and alimony.
The Reveille scolds the SENTINEL very
sharply for speaking of Garfield as "de
~funct." This is one OF the many instances
of the Reveille's prattle about things II
does not comprehend.
Enterpgise: Les. Blackburn, well
known ii this city, is charged with kid.
mapping q witness in q mining suit oil
Tombstone, A. T. Those who know
Leslie F. Blackburn know he would dc
nothing Of the kind. He lacks the industry.
Carson Appeal: As the next will bs
leap year, the ladies OF Carson will most
likely follow up the old custom Of calling
on the gentlemen on New Years day, and
subsequently give . leap year bali, thus
reversing the usual order Of things.
The soiree this evening by Messrs,
Riegelhuth & Mulick will be just the enter.
tainment for everybody to go and enjoy
and it will not break you either. While
the Opera House is thus nominally thrown
open to all. the management youch thai
no improper persons will be allowed in thu
hall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
OVER THE WATER.

TsPEcIA TO THE SENTINEL
The Egy pttnms Wali0p she Arabia
London Elk press Train Accident
Two Steamships COllideACholera
Cases.
ESPECIAL TO H sKNTrNEL.l
MANCHESTER. Nov. 1.-The Miners Con-
ference. representing 200. 900 workingmen,
resolved to send notices to miners en-
ployers. demanding an advance Of Is per
cent in wages. The conference adjourned
until December.
LONDON. Nov. Ia Khartoum dispatch
says between $4,000 and 10000 Arabs
attacked Hicks Pssha's army. Ten thou
sand Of the Arabs divided into two columns
and attacked the Egyptian square on two
sides, thus enabling Hicks Pasha to use
his 5000 Remington rifles, Krupp guns
and Nordenfelt's secret batteries. The
Arabs, armed with lances only. failing
after some time to reach the square, fed,
leaving 5000 dead, and all their women,
food, baggage and animals behind. Hicks
pursued the main body of fugitives, and
overlook them at Melbos, where he found
Ell Mahdi posted with the fugitives and .
body-gusrd of 1000 cavalry. The Arabs
were again attacked and repulsed with
great loss. Ell Mahdi's horse was killed
under him, and he is reported as being cut
down by the light cavalry sent in pursuit
of him. Hicks Pasha has taken possession
of Ell Obied and the Government Treasury.
The Egyptians lost nothing.
The express train from Liverpool to
London, while running at the rate OF fifty
miles an hour, collided with an empty Cal.
Two persons were killed and many injured.
The steamer Holyhead came in collision
with the German ship A~lhambra, bound
from Liverpool to New York, when twenty.
five miles off Holyhead. Both vessels
sank. Thirteen of the Alhambra's crew
and two Of the Holyhead's were drowned.
The remainder were picked up and landed
at Holyhead. Much relief was felt in
Dublin when tho safety Of the Holyhead's
passengers was assured.
ALEXANDRIA. Nov. There we're two
deaths from cholera here yesterday.
MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-Stamford, the
American confidence operator, pleaded
guilty to forging q check on the Bank Of
Toronto. Forged American bonds were
found with Stamford. He tried to shoot
the officer who searched him.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-Sanitary precautions
are taken at all the German ports, owing
to the outbreak Of cholera at pekin.
VIENNA, Nov. Ia desperate fight &C.
Cured at Kocanie, Herzegovina, between
Austrian gendarmes and robbers. Several
robbers we're killed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
uotel Arrivals.

pure.u Hotel-Ed. McCullum, Dia-
and. Antoine Roreka, Ruby Hill; John
Daley city; George Yerick, Pinto; Casper
Nsysne, Prospect Mountain.
Parker House-W. O. Gale and wife,
Rnbv Hill; John Moliter, J. h. Lander.
Hamilton; Consider H. Willett, Chicago
Rem schloss, San Francisco; VIM. Nichols,
city. . NIL. po.;..au
and family, Miss Daley, Bay State mine;
Dan Finn, Silverado; Simon Uren. Sar
FRANCISCO; Nelson Bush, O. N. Thackstont
Hamilton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
Hunting ..wiId'' Came.

Matt. Schatzlein and Alex. Mckay re-
turned last night from their hunting trip
into Ruby Valley. They bring back we'll
tanned faces. but very little game. When
asked il they found the game wild, Matt.
said: "Wild Is no name for it," He says
there is a hunting party Of four out there
from Hamilton who have put aside their
shotguns and are using rifles entirely.
They do not hit often, but when they do
thew kill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
PACIFIC COAST AOvlCES.


ieRkCIAL TO THE ekNxINEbst
Charter Party Saved b. . Scratch.
PORTLAND. Nov. 1.-The British bark
Rowland Hin. $50 tons. in ballast from
Port Monday. arrived here at 2 P. NJ. and
was Immediately locked. Unlike the
usual charter parties, hers read. "Un-
less the vessel is ready to receive
her cargo BY sunset Of Oct. 81, the
charterers have the privilege Of canceling
or maintaining the charter party"
She was chartered prior to her arrival
by Dickson. DeWolf & Co Of San
Francisco st 60 shillings. Being . soft
wood ship, she could not be rechartered
to-day for more than AZ shillings and 6
pence. Immediately on her arrival q large
force was put to work unloading the ship,
and at 4:30 the Captain reported to the
consignee that he was ready 10 receive the
cargo, thus saving by . scratch about
$4,000 for the ship.
Hanlan and Stevenson.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-Privste ad-
vices received this morning state that
Hanlan, the champion oarsman, left
Toronto yesterday for the coast. He will
row at Vallejo, and then go to Portland,
Seattle and Victoria. The race with
Stevenson at Vallejo will be IN exhibition
race. Stevenson says if he 10 given $3.50
he will pull so % to make Hanlsn row his
best time. Stevenson thinks he can pull
so as to make Hsnlan beat his best Eastern
time.
LIE ROy's AccOmplices Found.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Nov. 1.-Thomas Nc
Donald and James R. :Dollan, accom-
plicss Of LIE Roy, who murdered Nichols
skerrett last August, have been captured
by chief detective Capt. Lees. Both men
made . detailed confession Of their doings
with LIE Roy. but claim they had no
hand in the murder. Their confessions
will be read to LIE Roy to-day to see
what he has to say about them.
Bounced In Every Court.
PORTLAND, Nov. Joe Bachman, OF
Bachman d Co., bankers and insurance
agents. who lately failed, was arrested on
the complaint Of Thomas Cornell, charged
with the larceny OF 50, ZOO. The amount
was deposited with them between Aug. l
and Sept. ~. Suits have been begun
against him in nearly every court in the
city, from the United States Court down
to the Justices Courts.
Sullivan-Ryan-The Maori. s
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. Paddy Ryan
left Salt Lake to-day en- route for this
city. I'LL. Sullivan is expected to arrive
Dec. 8. He has the Maori Slade with
him. Jem Mace has paid the Maori S.
. week. Sullivan pays him $3.50 . week.
A Christian Advocate Defunct.
SALT LAKE. Nov. Rev. G. NJ.
Pierce. editor Of the Rocky Mountain
Christian Advocate, and proprietor Of
the bookstore in Salt Lake, made an as
signment tonight. Liabilities $22. 900,
mostly in this city. The failure Affects
others.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
OBsEQUIEs.
The Last Tokens of Affection and
Respect for MRS. RiveS.

The Last Tokens of Affection and
Respect for MRS. Rives.
Yesterday morning at II o'clock the
body Of Mrs. Judge Rives WAS taken to
81. James Episcopal Church neal by
where the funeral ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. c. B. Crawford.
The church being small could accommo-
date but q small part Of those who would
have listened to the services. The cere-
mony was solemn and impressive in its
sadness. The music OF the choir, appro-
pirate for the occasion, and the brief SER
mon OF Mr.. Crawford from the text, 1--WE
all do fade a. the leaf" were a pathetic
farewell to the deceased which vas echoed
in the hearts Of the large throng inside
and outside OF the sanctuary. Those who
| desired to take q last look at the remains
had the opportunity to do SO at the house.
The casket had been closed when brought
to the church. On the mothers arm
her wee daughter lay with its head
turned so as to seem to be looking
into her face, while her head was SO
inclined that her eyes seemed TO be
resting upon its little face. In her right
hand had been placed 8 bouquet OF beau
tiful tube roses, sent up from California
in q perfectly natural condition. On the
top Of the casket choice flowers were pro-
fusely laid, and a tall cross and wreath
artistically formed Of marguerites, pansies,
sweet elysiums and smilsx stood ON the
foot Of the coffin. She who had loved
flowers so much during her life time was
thus given them for company to the last.
Their spirits perhaps were escaping in the
delicate odors they inhaled, and, per-
chance, hers. thus disembodied, too, may
renew in them for the future a friendship
Of the past.
The funeral cortege formed in front Of
the church after the last fervent prayer by
the preacher. These gentlemen acted rs
pail bearers: Hon. Thomas Wren, Hon.
Geo. w. Baker, II. K. Mitchell. Esq, T..
x. CARRIER. Esq, A. l.. Fitzgerald. Esq,
Messrs. W. Z. Griffin, Ii. T. Hoadley
and M. b. Bartlett. The Knights of
Pythias, Of which Order Judge Rives
is a member, followed first after the
hearse. They were followed by the men,
bers OF the Eureka County Bar. Next
came the county and township officers and
other citizens. The principal mourners,
in covered carriages, rode behind All those
who went on foot. Then came vehicles Of
every kind that could be had for the COCA
sion. There were sixty-two OF them alto
gether. Among those who drove was the
faithful Chinese servant Of the deceased
lady. 1t was q very large funeral for a
place Of this size. The procession moved
down Spring street, up Bateman, down
Main street, and thence west to the ceme-
terry. A short additional service COM
pleted the obsequies at the grave.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02
The Virginia city Robbery.

The Enterprise published yesterday
morning, gives nothing of importance
with regard to the robbery Of the County
Treasury except what was published in our
special telegram yesterday, except, per.
haps. this: A locksmith tested the combi-
nation, and so did the Commissioners.
Says the Enterprise: Commissioners Ka-
neon and Werrin, assisted by J.. G. Hamp-
ton, local agent Of the Yale time.lock. put
Q seal on the safe, after locking it and set
ting the time-lock 80 rs to open at Q o'clock
last night. Mr.. Hampton was i%ncredulous
about the lock being opened at any
other hour but that set for, and the pro-
ceeding was designed az a test. Early
in the evening. however, the lock was
tested, and found to open without the
least trouble. 1t was found to be out OF order
and useless. The parties who robbed the
safe must have known the condition OF the
lock, otherwise they would not have been
so confident that IL would give them no
trouble.
The Commissioners met in special ses-
sion at 10 O'Clock yesterday, and pro-
claimed q reward of 50. 00O--Sl 900 for the
recovery OF at least 81, 500 OF the county
money, and another 81 900 for the capture
OF the robbers, or information that will
result in their capture.
Don't pay large profits to other dealers,
when you can get your clothing and fur
nishing goods at cost by buying at the
White House Clothing Emporium.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-02

BY notice to the public this morning, il
will be seen that RUDE Egleston will at
tend, hereafter, to all matters OF commits
sion sales, auctions, etc., in which he will
be assisted by his brother George. RUDE
is An old-timer here, a thorough-going bust
ness man, and honest to the core. We
commend him to all those who have bust
ness in his line.