Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-11

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This seems p~Aradoxical, but II 10 never
thelsss true. II has been said. and every.
body believes II. when properly explained.
that war 10 . great oiviiixer. This IL what
is proven Of those dreadful struggles in
volving whole nations. In which myriads
Of slsin had bssn piled up to rot upon the
Asld Of battle. But happily there have
been great wars. accomplishing grand
results for humanity, In which few have
been hurt. A war has begun In Eureka
even, At the end OF which We hope We will
BE- able TO exolaim, In the language Of Mr..
Lincoln, "nobody hurt" But even II "
have to she'd teArs over . few who bite the
dust In the now irrepressible con6ict We
shall be comforted with the knowledge
that the many, the masses Of the commun.
ity, have been benefited greatly thereby.
We Allude 10 the savage hostilttiss that
have broken ont among the dry goods
merchants Of Eureka. They seem TO be
determined 70 Guido one another, and each
has blood In his oys. Daggers are drawn,
and blood has already been spilled. N.
J. franklin shouts; "War 10 the knife and
reputation ~ prince Of dealers sullied he
would commit business suicide. We can
only regret his rashneas, but II be II 70
die, he cannot shufie of the coil
more gracefully than In sacrificing him
self and his splendid stock OF goods
to relieve the distress that prevails
among poor buyers for the want Of bar
gains In the indispensable articles Of per-
soual apparel. He y at the top o. the
heap now, and X he goes down u win
be with drums beating and Gags Aytng.
He may survive the terrible ordeal TO
which 10 subjects himself and his bust
nssu for the sake Of the public. He has
lived here Z long time and he Il GOING
10 BE- the standsrd.bsarsy In the phtlAu.
thropio hght Il It takes bis Last drop Of
blood and his Last yard Of fat color calico.
II he lives through - all children Will
be named after him Immediately, but Il
he sueoumbs, - II SCENE he must, there
viii : monument be erected over his
grave and his tomb DO artistically on.
graved With immortal sagebrush. Read
his declaration OF war. He will not rest
until tho lAst armed foe expires. Behold
him brandishing those chemiseu with In.
sertings, and tucks. and flutes and en-.
broidsred for the shameless price OF only
30 cents. Buy . doSen tor your best
Girl without q moments delay. She
will rise up and call you blessed. and then
ioin The fnnumersble caravan that VIII
plant immortsllss on F~rAnklin's grave.
Ponder over The ''~loug.lsugth" hose tor
your progeny, and weep them THE hose
futi q briny tssrs, thai you have lived TO
witness such bsusdeent carnage. Ten
pairs Of BAlbriggan tunblescneo. hence
not necessary 10 30 80 often washed. hose
for . miserable. despised silves. dollar.
Read 10 this MORNINGS SENTINEL the latest
blast from the front. Be In 81 the DEATH
and above eli the din Of tramping pur'
| chasers you will hear franklin and his yard
stick cohorts exclaiming: "This WAY, ladies
Lives there : man with soul 90 deadf No.
We are now In the last ditch. II H. glori'
Gus 70 die In this conflict. and They
all expire muttering: "Help yourselves--
90 per cent cheaper than you ever heard o.
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