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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14
Barhareus Treatment u . Boy.

hEnrHis, TKSn., July q.
An unparalleled case Of inhuman treat
msnt was developed befors squire ,. y.
Coleman. The monstrr In human form Il
one Wright N. AIbritton, employed ~ >
msehinist on the Memphis 4 Charleston
Railroad. The victim of bis cruelty h his
stepson, . youth of ten years, named Joss
Maynard. ftwssprovenb BY witnesses hcfore
tho exaniing magistrate that about Christ
mas tims he numerically whipped The hoy
with q rawhids until he was bleeding
mass, and then held him before the fre and
literally toasted him. The boyh body Il
eoycrcd with dsrkrcd scsrs, showing the
nendish treatment be had been subjected
70. Tho wife Of Albritton, and mother of
the boy. during the bsrbarosis crime men
toned above was In the rom. but hid hef
head In the pillow the bed 10 shut out the
agonIxing crics Of her child. The rass u II
the hands of the socisty for The Prevention
Of Cruelty 70 Children snd Auinsals, and
Il being vigorously prosecuted.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14
LATER.

IT Is announced from Washington
that the captive Chiricahuas are 20 be placed
on the San Carlos reservation, but not at
the Agency, aud tho War Department Is 10
be given police control Of the Indians on
the Reservation. General Crook Ia said 70
be satisfied with the arrangements made.
He does not approve Of the suggestion 70
separate the children from their parents at
present Hsbelieved all the outside Apaches
would come In and be quiet.
A SECTION Of Coles circus met with .
railway disaster in Minnesota the other
day. -Four cars were wrecked, and Assist
ant Manager Hart had two ribs broken.
THE City Council Of Mound City. ILL.,.
has offered 500 reward for the arrest and
conviction Of tho leaders Of the mob who
iynched Howard In that city recently.
HExHr sEAogR. while stopping at .
Dss Moines, To-, hotel, became deranged the
other day, broke up the furniture In several
rooms, climbed out on the roof and shot
himself In the head.
The Postmaster-G General has rendered
. decision excluding ali lottery companies
from using the mails.
Two parties Il Is said will soon he
sent from Washington 10 make topousphi.
cal and geological surveys Of Yellowstons
Park. The President win visit the park
In August
The Vermont troops called out TO
suppress the rio. st Ely met with no rssis.
tance. The condition Of the unpaid work.
inKmen was described ~ deplorsble. Or.
Der was fully restored on the sch and all
the militia wer. withdrawn.
The Bethlehem Iron Works, Allen
town, Pa, shut down on the 7ib, throwing
over thres thousand mon out Of employ.
ment.
The rush Of people 10 view the re-
mains Of Archbishop Purcell 81 Cincinnati
va. 20 great on the sth that the polios had
difseulty In preventing serious crush.
TWELVE Bishops were absent from
The meeting Of The Catholic hierarchy Al
Dublin, Ireland, on the IN, which adopted
rssolusIons dsnouneing Stats AIDED smisrs
ten
sronxs carried away bridges on the
uerican Central Railroad 70 the value oI
Uno. 900 . few days ago, and would della,
eompIstion Of section Of The rcad Il,
we~ka
lara, lhe famous pfima donna, dlel
q Ne rssidsnc> Of her moshss. nrs. val
ws--.- "A ut~.~.I.Ssoo III oo tks n1h 1,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14

fFthhHf Aefidsht ~ fHe taHn<<4eG ~
ne Atssmsf Dsrhns, Hssr n~Sfsss,
Scotland ras fiasarsa na6 NftT fss.
saas neiisssd ~ ifsts tIsss Dsswssa,
ioaboss rsu. JuIya
Affixhifmi ealsmify heesrfsd a flIs.yew
TO-DAY during Tho IHsHehins u Me steam.
.hlr Daphna. While heinr launched shs
Tell over On her slsis. pfetipIEsilns . nnm-
hef 81 psople Into The watef. She wss con-
ssfucied for the eaasina trade. saa IL .
vessel N IN tons bur,itn Two hundred
waftnon we're on board when she cap.
sired. Ths accident occurred In tls> mid,
die of'she river Clyde after The Launching.
a later dispatch from glasgow says thst
hs Daphne eapsirsd near Rsnfrew, I've
miles from Glasgow. Trafic In the Clyde
u suspended owing b the interruption 10
navigation by the espsisrd steamer. she
had all her machinery On hoard when shs
was launched. Tbs Daphne left the ways
o. very fast rate, aud when she
gained the water she rolled from side
foside The persons on board, fearing
Wa-xould espsise. ran 70 and fro. Ths
appeared beneath the water. Those who
maintained positions on tke portion Of the
steamer not submerged. /. did their utmost 70
save those who ware cast overbosrd. AZ
ihs same time boats pulled Out 70 assist In
The work of rescuing the unfortunate pso-
pie, and succeeded In saving quite Q
number. Its known, however, that thsrs
were any persons below In ne Daphne
when the vessel went over. and thsy muse
oil have bean drowned. Crowds Of grisf.
stricken relatives Of the victims src 6ock
Ing 10 the scene. Another dispatch fron
Dlaseo~ says that the rsuss o. ths capsis.
Ing was that the Daphne he'd too much sop
weight Htssmsrs are dragging the water
Or The bodies Of tho victims. Several q
he people who were taken from the waisv
lone were 90 weak that u vas nscssssry
Q remove them 10 the in6mary. Ths
fesmer Il now under water, with ths any
cdiss before msntIcnsd on board o. hsr.
lany Of the persons who wsrs prsclpItAtsl
aio the wAtsr swan 70 the shore.
The Daphne turned npsils down bslsrs
be sank. An eye-witnsss sew Ersst mum.
er Of men struggling In The water and
hrisking for help. Many wers bruised suA
ovsrsd With blood. Bsvsfsl Lodlss vsrs
'un1 - ths foct Of the ways. Divsr ~
ssrchins for other bodies, According -
latsments Of witnesses ard survivor os
N NV. causing her isszSa1l. 'sAfreAtsvsd mrs. /
. sinh assply In the watsv. bhs wss thsH
,susht bv The strong current of ths rivsrs
- 49, 49, ~~wmI.Ao aAA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14
Ths Crasy Hrsah Of . Cssl.

Hrp-os. NArs, JuiyA
When her brother Patrick vas found
guIlty ef arunkenness sHa fined In eoa5
today, N. wrath of Mary Dviscoli, slss fss
cook IL the Mansion House. know No
bounds. She hurled inveetivss and vitu-
psration Al The Judge until, out Of pafisncs,
H. ordered her arrest. Mary II any
yesrr old. and would tip tie scalse
Al 100 pounds. When the ofl1cers
started 10 arrest her she hsw ON Of
he room down the stairs and Up - ~
Mansion House At rate o. speed which
would have caused Paul Revere 10 tufA
psls with envy. Rushing 70 her room shs
disrol,~d With The exception Of her shofs
clothes, and than suspsndsd hsruslf from
the third-story window. rsmsininf = thai
position until three men reached Ne vin'
dow and pulled her n By main force With
out any sid from The mammoth fsosal<
fymnasf. She vas persuadsd - seeem
pany lks oeleer - ~ jsflcial laundry,
where she was fined nominal sum ~
eontsmpt Of court A4fa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14

Atosffaaius -. made hy Ms Chris.
tiahi NJ San AmlafFiH, TIE ah ibe glh. Is
having luisHnei seven men ~ ohtaln their
personal efsr's, Ono vleiim wAs NJ. lie
ton, " Chicago, whom Abe murdered tvs
Yeaia $50. on fahah haHf lAtehn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14
Foreign Intelligence.

Hufoikh ihttlltHcuces
THt death N lst Thomas n nnfks, o
buhlln, The famous priest and lecturer, or
CURED . few days ago, At The age II any
three years
NtAH llnddefsaald, rnFlans, while ,
ifainwas descending nm incline few day.
ago, one car turned ovcr on ~ side, two "a
The occupants lelug killed and thirty
wounded.
ihoN'wunKrna In Ktaif0rdshlro aud wor
cestefshlrc, England. 10 the number OF
eight thousand, struck on the lth against a
reduction VI wages,
Apvicrs of the iih from Panama state
that volcanic erupiiona and earthquake
hadbecn of frequent occurrence In tho Cen.
,.ha, -, -, ',"h icpublics. In some instances
"n'l' Nillagss . .iH 20 1..,...t
THE coas,trading sieanef Daphne while
being launched at Renfrew. Scotland, on
the III, capsiEed when she struck tho wntcr,
and OF q large number of persons on board
over one hundred were reported drowned
THERE were during the twenty -four hours
ended on the morning Of the 9th one hun.
dreh aud sistsen deaths from cholera At
Damietta, Egypt, and forty.scvon at Sam.
anoud
THE creeks were oyornowed about M.
Thomas, Ont, on the b,h, farms were sub.
merged, aud houses and railway traek,
had been washed away.
IN honuvs 80 'i,a lnorninr Of tho 9Th tho
puks OF marlborough wno fe'"s'. ..'sl.
previous In apparent good health, was
iouhu dcad on lho Moor OF nus epartnieh1'
IN friearichs,ad', huss'a' hi'y puiiainBs
were destroyed oy iire the other nay.
FARMER named "riney' near Ennis
ireland, was shot and seriously wounded
ie" Gays ago ior taxing possession OF
boycotied farm'
y FIRE recently destroyed the Broke
Spinning Mill, at Mosslcy, England, con-
tanning z,"p spindies, together with
large stock OF cotton. Loss, s2n,Wo'
Ten THOUSAND English iron-workcrs on
strike marched 10 Dudleyport, Upton
and Maxley on the 9th, entered the mills,
aud quenched the fires In the furnaces.
The Chief Of the foqui Nation, Cajame,
In Mexico, was nssassinntcd while coming
from mass during the feast at foqui River
ON the ith. II was believed that his death
would throw all the rich lands and mines
open TO the white mon.
FREIGHT trains on tho Grand Trunk
Road collded near Port Hope, Ont, few
days ago, the locomotives and twelve cars
being demolished aud brakeman fatally
injured. The property loss was placod at
100000.
THERE were one hundred and nine deaths
IRON cholera reported at Damietta and
sixty-e'sht a, Mansonrah during the twen.
ty-iour ho,~s ended at nine o'clock on the
evening OF Tho 9th.
a hAsKisa-iioUsE clerk at Turin, Italy.
who emberried so,o0o lire and fed 10 the
United States, was captured in New York
on the 9Th
The wife OF shop-kceper at Ricksdorf,
Berlin suburb, a Few days ago cut tho
throats OF her two children, set fire 20
the mousse and then used the knife on her
self.
TnS confession Is made by man named
NIELSEN VINO was arrested ~ Copehh. zen
lew days ago Tor arson' 'hat No hreh th'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14

N D BurlfE9fos. VI. July &
Governor Bsrstow has Just called ogs
four companies 70 qusli The insurrscslon a
Ely. Ths information On which The Gov.
srnor's summons q bssed Il 10 the eiF<<l
that nearly 100 strikers, nearly III srsnei
and possessfng 80 ksgs Of eunpovder b.
longing 70 he mining eompsny. sArpessa
70 dsairpy ihe toun q NJ. They havp =
ready committed sc>s u yiolencs. n
shsria sa - - - s.ae,s g esys ~ \.
ss%gs1ss', sssg. Y ,.sss sse esL o'''s''sa J" -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14

W. i"itevsfs tats seissa iiav sfa ffim
aaii n uaHsa tilf ~ and Hans him
IN 4 fFesaifiswHsas tglHs,

:" = ffessiifiswHfa's tfims.
t,iHu. it4 iidtt
Wound 'iiy waa Me scene NJ inurh -
/ fNem'nt this morning pVef iliu lrnrhlng of
Nelf0h Howard, enlofsd, Nv iia nnfd
II John Kane ee fhe W. lnst Ah1at tws
aelck squad NJ twenty nv w tiuffg
mashed men camn ~ from ihe direction Il
t'lfo on thfee hani.ears, aud aniaa,lsd Al
point lust helnw Mound CIV. They bfuks
oron The tool'huuse VI the Wabash Iload
and took q large spike hammer therefrom.
They Then proceeded ~ the Jnll Arriving
therr, they awoke tho jailer aud demanded
Tho heys Of ,he cells. Ileins Informed the
Sheriff had the Keys, they ordered the
taller 10 stand aside, and told him tiev
wanted no trinlng, they came there IA
lynch the negro While some took care m
tho jailer, others broke down the jaii dear
with tho spike hammer. After EnIn.
ng admission, they found their vie.
sviSsn,,,. w,ns" n .ney tfiks oagh thf 'ccL o.
noise aai NJ. Understood The nosnla. nssro m
set up a piteous howl. liz fought despsr.
ataly when they attempted 10 remove him.
and was shot several tunes by the iynrbera
he was dragged about fifty yards from the
JAIL and swung 70 q limb 81 tree by a
Iopc. ~ II Thought he was dead evcn he.
iore he was lynched, A negro who wns on
theiookont for trouble rang tho schhoI -honse
bell ior f.w minutes, but failed 30 call out
many people, for they had some apprrher.,
sion of the trouble and did not care 10 take
part In it, The ynchers departed ~ II.
,eh.iy as they came and lsft no ctw hs %
cut down by the Sheriff, who arrived short |
" after the lynching. 80
HowARD's cHixs. p |
Howard killed John Kane, q white man.
and. of course, general belief Is that the
ynehing party was composed of Knne's
friends. Kane was q bridge builder and
had been building an incline AZ calro'
Howard was a railroad section hand. whose
home was at Grand Chain. II the rncu
had any previous acquaintance nobody
seems 70 he aware Of the fact, They botb
celebrated the Fourth In Cairo, and IA tho
evening of that day both got on the train
,hat lon hero at seven o'clock on the
wabash road for Mound ciiy. They not
INTO an argument on the cars, and Il grow
INTO q drunken quarrel. There was. .
n,n OF people In the car and con. 4
,sins nobody noticed these two were nusr.
1rY until Kane whipped out pi<f,I. IA
~. - however, be was too drunk o. use
H.. ,ww,rsss7{o sprsng on him and wrenchss
train md esRm bis grasp. nred two shots
w.m. T., ~. ION, then sprang flvsss a.
' Mnnc ~ ". - Tho hrst bullet struck
% dv~lmr death is N abs, making . ns.h
was shot IL was discoveks sn"y' s After ne
cut, the negro having eyISs.. hnd becn
knife befor. Kane drew his ".cd lie
happened just a. the train wafsS Tl,l
captured next morning and Jailed at Motihl
City until taken out this morning. @l
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14

oAaa kkna U1znr 11l1a
80 yy.ss1. = ely1E - - -
and Amos 1aoptaa- VEN oaL e. - u1I1
y "a bt.s go . - s576
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29

senator Foley isfs this morning fos Ban
Francisco.
pr. n. B. Scott q Austin disd thers
ThursdAy evening.
nsn. Fitch 10 still 1ast nssotiating The
sAls Of other mining property.
Thomas Robinson And family q NsvAsk
Valley we're In town yestsrday.
Governor Adams wss we'll enough = ap-
pesr On the streets 81 Carson last Friday.
1oseuh q. carothsrs arrived from Ward
Last niaht. and left for San francisco thts
morning. ..
Dave Rosenberg. who has bean very siek
MIN iu0ammatory rheumatisna, y getting
much better.
Mao. BonuiAsld Of winnsm!cca "a,
gone down 70 81 Peso, Texas, and sevsFsa
henoitss are preparing 70 DO hkeW'ss.
Mrs.. J. L. Fast Of Palisade. Who nAs
been visiune her parents here fos ne psss
two weeks, isft for home this mornine'
Ynvo Lodge No. aoi, =. and a, M warns
III 10 0rand Lodges 10 America aeAsesy
s. impos1or and fraud who tFAvsls uhoes
the name Of y. W. Ford.
]. O. peters Of the Ruby-Dundercere,
Who left Eureka last Winter Ana nss 49,
| II london most Of the time sinoe = on
| IN vsv back 10 the Range again. ~:
| petefs' many friends here viii % paseseo
70 see him smonsst ~.
Nessrs. Joyce. Barker and =; y. vss.i ~
| three Of The principal s~tockno!oesS - III.
| Ohriatie MINING Company, arrived q nm.
IN Htll from the East Friday nignt. y,
& nndsralood that the oompany's mill w
s. atArted no and . force Of men pus y
- minsS VIII he lsast possible delay.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29

~ a. r-evccve ~ ~ na,wn
"A ous ~ nsance g our nnsireas ws WI
On snd afssr to.dsy givs people chance 70 OBJ
ssn Dsy oooes 2 5000. Ladies and 0ents
my psrson buy. We have : lssgs and we'll -
sorted steek on haed. complies IN every a.
paxtmsnt:, Any PsFeon needing such 60 sds
will az wall g lay n Z eapply. - II may beA
long dme be1oee another such Opportunity
oesls: DreSs 0oeo,--ln THIS department 70
oasr ne nnsS g Sasek md 0olossd 0.ss.
e2hc. y end y y. yt1s lines ehoodah Cloth
Armures ~ oemelu aaa,. - incnes ~. q
Iec. worth y Y. ~ saneie WAN eoods we
will omar . cho1ce Selection at l0c. ano
e. whicn ase eoc4 yAlue tor 70. g ~ and g1c.
OUT ealse ena ~ thse ~ nave pen ssll-
lne - W en0 ~ ~ ~ nov onsr - 10. Oux
M nn1 nieck ~: wnicn ~ esve oeen
se!lln4 g ~: " ~ ~ 4. ~ ma !s.w row
80 q %. soe.vl - x y. " y y; 9,ne-
lms-line quauys ~ yards ior y, wn1on -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29

something That Parents WeuId Do
We'll 20 Inquire lsss.
IL Is an unpleasant thing 10 say.
out nevertheless quite true, and whole
some 10 be said. that there are some boys
In Eureka who are not only mischisvous,
which 10 ~pardonable, but also vicious and
mean which 10 objectionable. We shall
publish an instance Of what We refer 10.
which tool place yesterday. but out Of re-
gard Tor the parents Of the boys whose be-
navior we have to speak about. their
names are withheld. There we're two boys
In the crowd who seemed 10 be ringlesd-
ers' and displayed so much malice and
lack OF human feeling that We call especial
attention to them. The boys about town
have . practice Of amusing themselves in
the afternoons Of week days by banding
together and driving of the donkeys that
belong to the Cinnamon into tho hills, 30
~ TO put the Cinnamon to q much trouble
~ possible to get them back for use. This
general act OF mischief provokes the Chi
nsmen very much, and IL IL remarkable
that they have put mp with IL 20 long
without retalisting upon. and doing some
serious injury 70. their t~ormentofs. Bev-
ersl scrimmages have taken place, but the
Cinnamon have displayed very great for
~Dearance, and have seemed 10 be willing
merely TO get their donksys back for
work, q let the boys 60 free again.
This persecution and annoyance Of the
Chtnamen has become . regular thing
among the boys, and should be stopped,
f0P thnRn ara xNlnntR ~ Akkn~ 1900 L.
which they can amuse themselves In their
leisure hours, with less danger to them
selves and without doing injury TO others.
The case TO which We refer especially, -
one In which two boys exhibited an I'M
pardonaby mean and vicious spirit, oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon In front Of the
Chinese quarters, on Monroe street. There
H. very old, decrepit ChinamAn, whose
sole means Of getting . livelihood 10 .
donkey, on which he packs small articles
out into the mountains to other Cinnamon
ct work about the mines, bringing back
small quantities Of broken wood. He had
made preparations for one Of these daily
trips. The donkey. with the packings on.
was tied up to . post, when down swooped
the crowd Of young hoodlums. They first
cut the rope with which the animal was
fastened. and. not succeeding in driving
the obstinate brute away readily enough to
crafty them, the boys TO whom special
reference has been made INDUCED them-
selves in destroying what the pack con-
tanned. They took two bottles Of whisky
and smashed them ON tho ground TO the
Of the wretched old Chinaman.
who said they were not his. and that he
would have TO replace them. In his broken
way Of talking he tried TO tell what trouble
the rude and unmanly act Of the boys had
brought upon him, q he had no money at
eli to repair the loss. The boys seemed
to enjoy his misery, and shouted aud
carried on - though they were doing
something most heroic and c~ommendAble.
Such scrubs Of boys need . club 1t home,
or should be put in the County Jail Just
once for the sake Of the example.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29

The undersigned il just in receipt Of
something new In the boot line. It IL
pure gum boots with leather soles, full
nailed, and guaranteed waterproof. /
will refund the purchase money il any
M buys them and does not find them to
be what l say they are. They are good for
general wear and wet weather. Call ct the
Pioneer Clothing Store and examine them.
JAKE CoHN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29

A Ruby Hill Miner Supposed Killed
for His Money.

ARuby Hill Miner supposed Killed
for His Money.
Under the head Of Pacific Coast Ad-
vices" in this mornings SENTINEL Is . tale.
gram which says that Harry Beadle. .
miner from Eureka, Nevada, who had
come to San Francisco recently and had
rscistered with his wife ct the New Wis
consin Hotel, had disappeared, and that II
W. presumed he had met with foul play
and w robbed Of "a, 600 which he carried
IN ! belt about his person. Upon receipt
AAis Dispatch . SENTINEL reporter made
inquiries concerning the man Beadle.
vbos disappearance under suspicious Or
eumstance IL reported in San Francisco.
b sssms 70 be pretty we'll known on
Baby Hill. He has been living mp there
and In Eureka for the last eight or tan
ysars. he once kept . saloon In Eureka,
but hs ~ engaged mostly Ia mining. He
ldt here about two weeks ago. % 10
that date hs had bean for Z good while
kibusing In The Richmond In partnership
with another miner named James Hem
derson. Henderson does not know
positively that be was not married,
but thinks that the woman who
lived with him WA not his wife.
Two Or thrss days after he left Eurska she
started for IAN francisco also. WHISTLER
Il was undsrstood By him that she Wa 10
come on after him u NOT known. II would
seem moi, however, and the fact Of her fol-
lowing him up leads 70 the suspicion that
he may have PIT up ; Job 70 give her The
Clip 70 The city ~ disappearing "myste-
!iously" 90 purpose. OF course he may
have fallen among thisvss. Who undertook
70 rob him and had 10 Hill him 70 accom-.
push thstr purpose. He u said 70 have
ban . man that would mot part with his
money without . life and death struggle
y hsep u. He was . man about 81 OF 81
y!ekss Of ~, stout built, above The me
a'an hign: ana dark ~complsxioned. He
~ native Of northern England. Mr..
asacsfson, Beadls's partner IN the Rich
~ pitch" says that b did mot carry
n! With him - much - $4,000, but
nlnss the most BE- eould have had about
" y Ban Frencisoo was : 1900 or 4 ,o00.
~ bsadls left town Il va without
~ mNntton 70 return. He has 3 oon In
Mhecasin, and Il wa thought he would
49, Aat way. The woman In Tie story,
n.stesed = his wife, b . Nrs. King, THAT
SsS,.e no name Of her Last husbAnd.
Mnen beadle wG asksd II b. intended 70
49, nsr With him, be smiled, and IN.
esesed: "yes; over The lsft," Henderson
1,nks !be foul play" y only that hs has
o!epped her In Ban Hraaeisoo and ship
pd out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29

dyaainthe. ever ready with tome
s..as nd amusing device. produced
a'ns NV yesterday. On { blue card
~ psistsd II BIC plain white letters
~cso "Psau.s Yoe ere directed 10
~ s.o:ely q this word Without moving
Ss.s Ls. 70. - seconds. md then 70 look
lsic.y 3 me middle Of 8 blank Whits card
spss mere JON viii directly ~ ~ word
.hsr3 fcproduced q above n iiss and
~ \ saacely, TIE lstters appearing lieht
lslsx. You go ths rspro6ueNcn Il ~
ooSo- \. yellow very distinctly for : few
sirSt naen they iade Immediately out Of
~ 4 w. : nics llttle experiment.. show
eoIorsI relation Of the complimentary
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29

B. Berg, the groceryman ON South Main
street, yesterday purchased two wagon
loads Of eggs and . wagon load Of chick
ems. He will sell four dozen Of the eggs
for 81, and fine. fat chickens for 81 apiece.
They are the finest lot Of chickens and eggs
that have been brought 70 this town for 4
long time. 4
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Mrs. A. Scott, milliner, opposite the
SENTINEL Office, has just received an ele-
CANT assortment Of trimmed and I'M
trimmed hats and bonnets; also the latest
shades 10 flowers, feathers and trimmings,
and will constantly be in receipt OF ali
the latest styles from the East and West.
The ladies are invited to call and examine
the goods. i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29

Parker House-Tom. Cummings, Adams
nil: John II. Fletcher, W. j.. Brown,
6eddes: Joe. Molino, Adams Hill; John
PhaIIsn, Twin SPRING..
Jackson House,. W. Walker. Ham
bure mine; Thomas Robinson and wife,
Newark; J. s. Carothers, Ward; Mrs. Don
Ldson and child, city.
Turper House-John Lawson, N. p.
Tullis, Ruby Hill; s. Hopkins, Geddes.