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Daily Republican., 1883-10-16
SALE.

nUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber, being about to discontinue
housekeeping. and remove to Philadelphia
will sell at Public Sale. at his residence at
the Lower Brandywine Parsonage, one mile
sonth of entreville. on the kennett turnpike
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1854
at ! o'clock, p. m, as follows:
horse, years Old jump seat carriage,
2 sets of carriage harness, garden toos, lot OF
hay, lot Of chickens: also. h0usehOi and
Kitchen furniture, such as beds, bed,teads
and bedding, chars carpets. stoves, II Land.
some antique sidebOard, china, glass md
queensware, and many other articles .ot
enumerated Terms cash.
ROBERT GRAHAM.
l.. W. STIDHAM y Son, Aucts. Og2tw3tdcl
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16

DUBLIC SALE
L --OP
CHAMBER 4 KITCHEN FURNITURE
And OF Carpets, at sos West street, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER goth, 1883,
at $3.50 p. M, on the premises.
And after the above, on the same date, at
4.3O y. m on the premises, the three story
brick dwelling, No. sos West street, with
three.stOry brick back dwelling, II rooms and
bath room. conservatory and porch improved
and adapted with modern convenience Lot
2Oxl22, extending back to Willing street.
Parties wishins to examine previous to sale
will'aplly at factory Of G. X J. Pyle, Sixth
and Monroe streets
Terms Of Sale Of the Dwellny-s5,O 600 may
remain on mortgage for or 8 years, properly
secured by fire insurance, and the balance
O"e-half cash and the other hal In approved
note at months, with in rest from the day
of sale. 800 of the cash to be paid as forfeit
money when struck off. POss ession upon set
tlement. Taxes for 1888 paid by the feIler.
l.. W STIDHAM x Son, Aucts. Ol3,l6la
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16
AIrHoucH wa are erovded for ,p.ce

ALTHOUGH We are crowded for space
In the REPUBLICAN,, it contains more
reading matter than any other daily In
the city. The reading matter is Not In
minion, and is what the printers cal
"lean," and the editorial column IL
loaded with the thinest leads In genera
use. Even then other reading matter
is set in nonpariel. The demand by
advertisers for space in theREPUBLIcAN
this year is greater than ever. Its cir
cnlation has been steadily climbing uI
towards seven thousand. The REPUB
LIcAN, without doubt, Is the paper read
by the people, irrespective of party.
The local field is CLEANED carefully fol
all things that will interest the young
est child as we'll az the Oldest citizen.-
We have been thinking seriously for
some time past of enlarging the RErUB'
LIcAN, by adding one column to each
page, but owing to the way in, which
We print it on our large double cylinder
press, we can not make the change al
present, however much we desire it,
We have concluded to set a. much read
ing matter as possible In small type
thereby gaining over tive columns more
news by this hange.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16

"A CHoCTAw Indian has married a
New York girl. Poor Lo! The next
hing he will be suffering from lock,
Jaw.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16

NOTlCE-l, JOHN DUNN, TENN
lN Of the house situated at No. Q " nd
street, known ~ the Swan hotel, In the N
ward OF the city Of Wilmington, Cousy
New Castle anu State Of Delaware, In ~
liance with the requirements Of tho Act,
tho u. neral Assembly In such case mad,
provided. do hereby give notice that N
apply IN writing to the Court Of Gens
Sessions of The Poace and Jail Delivayl
the State Of Delaware, In and for New Cd
County, on Monday, the 10th day of Nossi
Der, A. ID 1883, being the next term Of 4
court, fora license for said hOuss, as AMI
OF tavern. for the sale therein OF intoxicst1
liquors, in less quantities than one quart
be drunk on the premises, and the foloMi
respectable citizens, residents OF said va
recommend the said application, viz.
Thomas ID. Gibson, &. r, Bickta,
James Brown. Ph'lip Doughery,
Bernard kleine, Philip Plunkeu,
A. Bickta, william Deakyne
Daniel McCusker, Manuel kicbenbere
Charles J. Hudson, william BOuzarth,
Joseph Neidermaier, Thomas H. Warm,
Daniel Meiarkey, Preston Ayers,
Edward l.. Smith, Henry 1rebe,
John J. Dougherty, rsylor Pdgh,
Henry Ward. william Baxter,
John Meaiey James Smith,
W. II. Brady. Rssrpe M. Bacon,
Robert Morrow. tola3tl JOHN DUNN
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16
nUBL y SALE,

win be sold at Public Sale, at g23 Market
street, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th 1888,
at 10 O'Clock, q. m,
The entire ho-sehold and kitchen furniture,
consisting in part as follows Parlor hall and
stair carpets, parlor, sofa nd easy chairs, ia.
Dles, stoves and mantel ornaments. hall
chairs and hat rack, dining.room extension
table and chairs, carpets. and In fact the en-
tire outdt Of a well.furnished house: china
and glass, and all the usual cooking utensils,
beds and bedding, etc. will be at the house
from to p. m Tuesday and Wednesday,
to show persons the articles for sale,
NJ. NJ. CHlLDS, Agent.
7c4 Market street,
l.. W, STIDHAM Il Son, Aucts. Cll6t
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16
CRIPPEN'S
TEA, COFFEE AND SEED ST0k
NO. 8 EAST SECOND STREET
The Retail DrOEESstS Of Atls''

The Retail DruggsstS OF Atlas
Ga.
WHAT THEY SAY o. BWIFT'S sPEClPit'
I'VE sell more Of 1t than any other rene, :,
and to all classes of people. The lad!esoi'
best families buy 1t largely. 1t is the
remedy for all blood troubles" ,.v
rINSON 4 DOzlEk
/" We have a tine trade on Swilt's spec,
1t Is coming into general use as "
and Alternative. Ladies buy it largely
themselves and delicate children" vp
HALE l. MOVIE
i" have good demand for Swiftsspe',a
and much of 1t from the best families ~ ~ n
city" L. H. BRADFlEbI|
I'VE have a good class Of trade. ana vi
large qu, ntitv Of Swtf Il Specific, ,yI
SCHUMANN'S PHARMho'
~ sell Saitt's Spe inc largely. and VI
MOTE BOYl
II is the hest s,lliny remedy in my Nv
and all classes of people buy 1t II ha oeVS1
q household remedy with many OF gu,
citizens" WALTER A. TAllOh
81 sell Swift's Sp cific-,ften gross
days Mt retail. and 10 all classes. some
lanta's best pe, pie use 1t regularly as,Iii o. Iii
and Alternative JOSIAH BRADrlh
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16

WE HAVE NOT reached the last peach
OF summer yet few clingstones still
linger.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16
MACHINE POETRY.
UH. lHEEL PHILADEI.PHIL

DIR. IHEEL 'sf fhI%HbE,,PHIn nGs,h EGq1,n s'
/ Guarantees to cure (also by letter. Nervoul
pebil1ty, Youthful lmprudonce, Lost Man
nod, Effects Of Indiscreti0n, Private Diseases
aate cases In I to 10 days PIN ples, Tetteys
railing out Of Hair, etc. Dr. Theel has hsd
10 yars Medical experience, and is the eNlJ
physcian In Philadelphia who has mad hii
spechty IN Europe unGer Inc leading pr,.
Hssors Read ">cOurgc Of luack," tft eJ
lps ns Of "Self-styled ProfessoIsn "keyn
S eSns Free Prescriptions, Museums. e,o.
IMs is t.e only book wiIcA is free iron. a,
exts sgeratOn and gives true history Of no,
vCu debility, skin, blood and private dn
case and Shows the best methods Of treatia
thosN disease,, by the leading suthoritiss .
the Srld. P-ice rs conts.
OiNe hours:--S 4. n. to p. NJ, and from 2
to s11,. NJ. sunday. y a. n. TO IN. m
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16
NyOTICE-I, ELAN PAGE. TENA

| NOTICE-I, ELAN PAGE. TENAs
An of the house situated at s. L. con
Of Eleventh and Pine streets, in the Egl
ward Of the city Of Wiln ing ton, Uoul
OF New Castle and State of delaware, In tol
pliance with the re-. u,remenIs VI the Act,
the General Assembly in such case made 4
provided, do hereby give notice that ! Na
apply In writing TO the Court pf Generals
si0ns Of the Peace aud JAN Delivery Of 4
State of delaware. IN sni I r. New t,sl
County, N MONDAY. the 18th day Of NOrs1
her, A. D. 1888, being the next term oi N
court, for a License for sa house, n, N
or tavern, for the sal therein of intoxicai
II Iuo :, In less Quantitie. than one QUaf
he drunk on the premises, and the folIoH1
respect able citizens, residents OF said vsA
recommend the said application, viz:
Andrew Fox, Tho mas McNes
J0hn Ward, Charles l.. Dillnas-
John Deakyne. bernard M. .CullocE,
David Marchant, James l.. Stewart Il
Spencer jordan. Renla min kof
ThOmas !. Lynch. EngclDert Nenmchs1
Frank Driscoe, Thomas J. Huer,
James Davis, James kyan,
Frederick Hoffman, Patt. Rarr.
Joseph Holman, David Blakely
benjamin II. Mahan, Same stafford,
ia mes II. Grissen. James Branngan,
ID. X. .Athenson, [ol5.3t'l LIAM FACE
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16

lNOTICE.--I WIN. II. CARROLL, m
N ant Of the house situated At No lOs'
Water street, In the Second Ward Of the
Of Wilmington, County Of New Castle b
State Of Delaware, In compliance with tks,
quirements Of the Acts OF the General
sembly, In such csss made and provided
hereby give notice that shall apply In =
ting 10 the Cont oF General Sessions Of t
Pease and Jail Dolitery Of the State of n
ware, 10 and tor New CASTLE County. on n
day, the 10th day Of November, A. D. r
being the next term OF said court, for h
conse for said house, NJ sn inn or tavern
the sale therein Of intoxicating LIQUOR in ,
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on \
premises, and the following respectable +
=. ms. residents Of said ward, recommend +
said application, viz
James Crawford, Geo. W. Quinn.
Frank Zebley Nicholas Jenny,
u. II. Carr. Harry Beckley
Joseph A Baumann $. y. Wickersban. i
q. X. Higgins. Robert Kenyon,
7. u. B.Merrett, John M. Richardr
Patrick Plunkett, Robert Hutton,
W. Hammond, Harry Pisor,
lanes ktlrOy, Frederick kienle
Charles X Ewing. John Plunkett,
VIM. 7. Murphy, Charles r Spark
John d. Hayes, Peter Kilroy,
MAX Ephraim, Michael Kenny.
WIN, II. CAkkOL
OclSatI
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16
Coffee! CoRee!! CoffeeI
Our Coffees are ALWAYS Fresl

Our COfees are Always FresD
Weown aur roaster aud roa, all Of ours
fec. We roast our coffee two ana three tn
q week, therefore they are always fresh.
stale coffee on hand. We bave full lne!!
Rio, Laguayra, MaracaiSo, Java and Mall
coffee always ON hand, either green or M
roasted.
We have good coffee We are selling
pounds for q, 90, and an elegant coffee We
at pounds for 500. Il
We also have fresh line "f New ul
Teas.
Wehave tea as low as 25c. per pound,
the best 5oc. and 8Oc. tea To 10 fouGd u I
city. Il
We make Il speciality Of Pure Spices VII
we have ground expressly for our trade,
Sugars sold at cost to customers.
Handsome presents Of Glassware, Vs.
Toilet Sets, ETC., given with tea and cohss.
Also, a full line Of New Crop TurnipS
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16
A. Cham boFo.

A. Chambers,
racti cal tin-roofer. and all kinds of Job
work promptly attended to. No 2l5 king
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-16

NOTICE-LEAR TEL. .Et.RAptIy
~ day or evening, +. IN. J. Telegraph
main once S2o chestnut street, Phila., IA, -
ton, Del. octh1,n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

Rough on The New, One

an attachment against lie stock Of
~. W. Sinclair for Sab, il favor OF
Mt!er, Bannerman Il Co., was issued
nom the office of the district clerh at
agclock yesterday evening, aud laced in
VI hands Of Deputy Sheriff Ish. The
instrument was served at once and the
stock OF damaged goods saved from the
4fe and now stored in the Y, c. 4.
eolgers building on Bridge street, were
~ @Nel on The goods are valued at $500
tne deputy sheriff DIR We to the freight
uepOt and leyied uu lot of new goods
senl by another creditor, consigned to
~ Sinclair and which had been ying
the depot some days, awaiting TIE
Rgment Of freight. The go lis IN the
SePot are luvuiced at $40. The firm
pping the DDS ha 1t seems, got
~ ~ hed, and had yesterday m rnug
ss.esraphed the freight H. ent to turl
1oln over to another party o. pay ment
e IN but the goods had not been
Ssieu lor' and the sheriff GO bled them
~. ouAS tile rough that he OF cred
~ onoulI get new creditors goods
49, ~! ueDt against another man, but
ors n Is me Ii. firm sending the tele
M M made sal legal mistake in order
~ .Ae COOS delivered to another
Eli Aa! be topped in tran it by the
velthnk. y '''' -
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4 Hold Gimme

Iee OF our elchints have Just dis.
49,, ~ tAal the, nave been made victims
s,,', nc suhe o two OF them. so and ih.
Az sl"O, by an arllul ana interruptions
~. IA ~ VINO succeeded IN passing uu
nsN' week or So aeo. checks Of ii.,I
~ ~ VI, winch We're rViuuDt.y Tor CT
III 'u' bnldesl character The name OF
Az gay zen lemun who e.
efn money and goods from the drawer.
csu s'I,, mel ch MS, is Emil lausic, Ht
an waco come time DUNG the last
fhe' ,c"'heI, and claiming 10 repre-, Mt
io6, 'ou'e Of Russell IL co Of New York.
~, VI as ware and agent, of the
time r u'l CLOCK company, and liI 40 one
turn W e'eht that company. H. re-.
ins" 10 " SEQ ABOUT the huhday- sulf ii.
ILL., Hels' ana the last dino he plan e,i his
1sn' S"me' III customary Tor film, On
for. " 'utlT urummers embossed check
oas,, feNsta' aud equally common ard
tns,S nary lol M, rChauts who deu Wit
~, o. 'a'h such cue. Ks. and Mr. lnu-i,
tran eng, Ks cashed without a biz of
AM 'e' Al Z. y. Curtis. who has H.
essle WIN me iitm OF Russell ~ Co.
LA one Tor hin Tor 800. TN Nj, j.
biz sNl ne t'led another game than SIN
foy N.ls To have check cu-hnL. Fail.
III, zen goods 10 MIR. Leyinski hcmadt
Of ! 81 AL etayle, aud during the rour.,
~. '"huly cOHc, rsaiion he rpmarkr,
To- ~ he !eved he would tI.at hims.l
~, N'W Vera preseDl and bayinU n,
sevs,,, "Gu.u uuy one, lie was showr
pr;e. a., ~ Hl'ef = lime selected me, tht
VI 'N''n Vas s6s. In paying To-
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GULF, COLORADO & SANTAFE RY
CONN nCTIoNS-

At GALNESTOS with Mallory Line
OF steamers Tor Key West and New Ork;
Morgan Line tor New Orleans, India
nou, corpus Christi, Brownsville ami
Vera CruL.
At AItCOLA with |. Il G.. n. R.R. for
Columbia aud towns In Bra2Oria county.
ltDSEN BERG with q. ii. Il >. \.
railway. (SuusUt Ruute) Tor Columbus,
Weimar, llnrwOod, Luling, san AntO-
Mo. Laredo, Uy.lde and Western
Texas and Mexico; also tor Houston and
star and CresC, Mt Route tor Beaumont
OAng, Lake Charles, the Ieche Country
New Orleans anu all points IN the South,
east, North and East; with New York
Texas ~ Mexican railway Tor Wharton,
Victoria and stations on that line.
At BhGENHA with II. Il 4, Z, rail-
way tor Hampstead, Ledbettel, Gid
ding MCD tdc aud Austin.
MILANO with |. ~ &. n. X. X. tor
Hcrnc Palestine, Rockdule, Round
Rock GeOrg town, Austin, san Marcos,
New Buuntlh. San Antonio and Laredo
Al TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific
railway Tor Waco
Az McGHEGUR with Texas and st
Louis railway Tor Waco, Corsicana,
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasant, Gilmer
IvGaTkana.
Al M0ItGAN with Texas Central rail-
way Tor Waco, Ross, Hlco. lredell, Cls-
go and all points on that line.
At CLEBURNE, Junction OF Dallas
Division OF G., g. x 5. Il. KY.
At FORT NOREH with Missouri
PIcidc ana Texas Pacific railways for
al points on those lines; Tor ri Paso,
! santa Fe, san francisco and the Pacific
! Coast, and for Kansas City, ST. Louis,
Chicago, New York and all points North
! East ami West.
At DALLAS with II. n L, G. Ryi T..
81 T.. R'y. and Dallas Extension OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway.
! sf-see that your tickets read over this line,
/ lS-FOr null Information address,
OSCAR MURRAY,
1enl Pass. Ag't
Galveston, Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

Mother" noctor, !. sho dangorous and what
IL hrt tiU. rtuuf"
D0ctoI- ." Yea, madam, she Ia dangerously ~.
TIN F.ufrou'at aud AgrrunT forces not In egui-
lhuuW, there Ia al tuef'nsed eeuttpstI action
about the ortchrIm aud msdlllt otfoughia, tho
portal circulation ,asollstes, Au.poudsi Nature
st.iu- heeltafiur. and 90
Mother -" stop, nr heavens sake stop and 90
5Bocfor-" will DO Al can"
Mother, amor two w'cas hsra expired
"nNuFHfrt, tur Doctor rhH|l be- discarded At once.
INH "e'" n 90 l.1ei. will procure that which
yaH dasfHt AZ hrsi."
Daughter, 700 a. low tOne--'I am glad lnd uink
u 'hu Oaly thing tLat viii tU8toto me ~ health"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

II Nhhuld ne uS'h ny hl' persons olh ana
yorns, whenever any of 'io above
symptoms a.p.tr.
Persons Travelling or living '1 IN
healthy IUCuiiiir,, i. f..-..t. I.n-
ally t. keep thg liver n urs -.g. o...tt 4s ia
o.. dl Malaria, Biiicu~ utiavt-. He.. SsJ.
'aIi lI.w .... IL l'-tr,
tnNi"nting beverage.
II You have eaten ANYTHING hard ~
digestion, "r I. ...'H a''.. meals. 600 sleep
less ct night, take d, a .uH ga1 atU rsup.rt
Time and Dncior-' rus win he saved
by always kccpinr tine i,csuntur
in TIA" Housed
FIR. whatever the aHuau. ua. hH. f'rr..''y
SAFE purgativc. ailrrI'i'c .# tonic an
never be vYt Of place. lts r.Hs hirmlrs-
aud dn"s not interfere with Lu-inoss Or
pleasure,
1T ~ PURELY vIGITiulC.
And LAS all ihe NeE .uI r.t..., .. ..mr' m
gH'nIne without any of Ja- nu g- inca effect ~.
A Governor, Tc,timorv.
S'mmHr. liver Regulator u.. .er.n u7e Zoo my
ills Goo mr tmr. and a.H ...a- d, Do
valuable addition '. tH. I...'.... r..
biii suomi. Governor 9i Ala.
Hon. Alexander If. ~trrlcu,, If Git,
say Have derive. .ma h.I. E. .|.r. OBJ. |... .i
simmons Liver E.-..t.., aa4 sash b. -.,a lt a
iuth.r r'A
,, The only Thing mat n",or o'r: to
have .unt anything q. 0.H.Ul I. N. .tf.ut
omm rs liver E.r.H. --. n 'iH-
uHr.tH O.. 't..r..t h...f. 100. ..... .....r ..s
So. sm-a..u-. .nf s.... .'...... ..... -.'-
l.r'F N,..rf r. -ts. TO-. fr.. ., .. ...u. t.e .ay
thing that u.Fr i.. t.u..".
- 81 Ja~af rmaH s Man.
Dr. 7. W. Mason .3ya. ...r. ....aI ere
o. no
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25.CENT COLUMN


hE K. " WHITE. Physician and sur
- geou, Waco, Texas hp-iua n,r--,iHcksun
street, between tlfth aud SAITH Immediately
In rear vi Methodist church Oh,e--oNUr
$ ate Central uHnk. Telephone al residence
and Office. -ull-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

\EACO GREEN HOUSE. liver blooming
w roses hyacintn-, tulips, mites, choice
iuchslas, gcfa llums, New 'aro,tc,, Uca. stock
ever been iH Waco, Give M cUIt. u,a -iNtu
street. NJ GRAY.
lLIlGu
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FUi; SALR.

I,E.AI bargain A ne snail r,-IIuuCc
u conveniently located, ut H sacrifice
uItI. J. h.. ELGI. "a 90.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

- ~ kkAL los fronting ON Nurth 10Th aud
- I'm streets, a pare Of the Alexander urup-
grty, Price St4jat lot. j. &. FRAHiEN,
l-iitC La. ID agent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

I 4 ~ lNi'lH -hliAbl' lpl NInl'lflNu az VIC
~ kA.Iul4er ONCE. ll2-1
as good terms, modern twu-stury brick
~ residence, welt located. AUUly To j. 10
Downs, lnW niCcui -laIE N DYED. llliu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

EiNE moi SAND hu-hol- ret rust proof
seed oats. Apply at Nsrrhuusn utylr' OId
I"luNh' II III, J'u. r.. ~tpN1,n.
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EOI< iii.NL.

.,ItIl acres Of good tarmm- ur -.rtaulf r.
TOD. ~ BAlh.. un"iM
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-18
TIE ~ISrER.srArE MATCH.

Result pr First Days Rifle
: COntest Between California and
Nevada.
The great shooting tournament between
the picked marksmen Of California and q
picked team from Carson and Virginia,
which was looked forward to with greati in
terest by the Comstockers and Carsonites,
began yesterday morning. The shooting
ran along without much difference. the
Nevada boys being generally ahead. When
the shooting at the 20O-yard range was
completed, California had scored 434
points and Nevada 430. On the first
target the difference was made up by
Nevada, and the score became tie. There
was Q large crowd in attendance, and con-
siderable excitement was manifested. Our
latest accounts by telegram state that at
the wind-up yesterday there we're six shots
left. These will be shot by Perkins Of
California and Safel Of Nevada. On the
close Of yesterdays shooting the Nevada
team were four behind o n the 200 yards
and six ahead on the 500 yards, making
them two ahead on the total. The match
will be resumed this morning. All now
depends upon Saffel and Perkins. As
Saffel can be relied upon for a score Of IS
and as Perkins will have so beyond his
record to be depended on for that figure,
it looks as though Nevada will win the
bronze trophy a second time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-18

Rev. Mr.. Porter. the Methodist minister
on Ruby Hill. will shortly leave there to
take charge Of . church In Chicago. His
Aock find themselves somewhat In arrears
with their pastor and they propose to make
up the deficiency by giving az entertain
ment at Miners Union Hall tomorrow
evening. There will be . ine supper
spread at 6 o'clock. Ice cream, lemonade.
fruits and other delicscies Of q similar
Kind will be provided in abundance. There
will be- singing and instrumental music.
A selection from Otbello will be given by
Charles Allen aud j.. b. Williams, and
Miss Frank will read a choice selection.
All free but the supper, for which the
modest charge OF -four bits IL made. Mr..
Porter has endeared himself TO the people
Of Ruby Hill by his conscientious labors
as a minister and BY his good work out
side Of the cloth. He 10 a gentleman Of
unusual talent and lcsrning-a most
worthy gentleman every way, and the
flock are going to give him . handsome
''send-of."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-18
rn.UE DUST.


Scraps from Notebook Of the
kcntiners Reporter.
District Court meets at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Morris 4 Levy yesterday received a lot
| of new Fall and Winter goods.
The Wales Con. delinquent sale has again
been postponed. This time to Oct. IL.
Ed. Roberts is fitting up the saloon
formerly occupied by Thomas Douglas on
Main street.
John Evans was arrested yesterday after
moor for indecent exposure Of his person
on Bateman street.
The Board OF Commissioners will meet
next Monday morning for the transaction
Of general business.
B. Ehrenweth has removed bis clothes
cleaning establishment to Main street, next
to Luther Clark's saloon.
Louis Monaco has on exhibition at the
Postofice some very fine Photographic
pictures taken by his new process.
John Sullivan. Q tributer in the Ruscue
mine at Silyerado. made . nice strike OF
ore q few days ago and thinks he has got his
pile.
The apple crop is very light this Summer
in Washoe Valley and will hardly reach
500 boxes. Last year over 1000 were
raised.
1t is reported that q good vein Of carbo-
nate ore has been found in the west cross-
cut from the north drift from the main
shaft OF the Eureka Tunnel.
Scotty's 20-mule team was being loaded
yesterday at the old Lemon mill with ma
chinery for Joe Csruther's mill in Taylor
District. The team will probably start out
to-day.
A young lady wishes to know what is q
proper fancy dress ball costume for a girl
with very auburn-in fact red-hair, and
is thus advised: "Wear a green dress and
put seeds in your hair and go as q watei-
melon"
Stocks opened rather weak yesterday,
the entire Comstock line shading off. The
afternoon session Of the Board was moi
telegraphed to Eureka. but our closing
quotations show that no material change
In prices occurred.
Jack Perry has just got in a supply Of
cork-mouth cigarettes and cigars. His
two-bit cigars are pronounced nonpareil,
while the cigars be sells for q bit are pro-
nounced by ell epicure smokers to be the
''boss." Try EN-.
We are requested to state to all persons
who wish to appear before the Board OF
Equalization that they had better come to
the fore at once before the jam Of the lat
ter days Of the session, in order that they
may be fully and patiently heard.
The annual meeting of the Eureka
Mining and Smelling Company will take
place at the company's Office, No. Ala Jack
son street. San Francisco. on Saturday, the
29th instant, at l o'clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF electing . Board Of Trustees.
The Commissioners held their first ses-
sion Is q Board OF Equalization yesterday
afternoon from Q till 4 O'Clock, N. Smith
Chairman. The only person appearing to
ask for q reduction Of assessment was
John Horn, who claims that his property
is assessed 20 per CEN too high. His case
was taken under sdvisement.