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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
II IMPROVES TIE QUALITY OF

tho UlOod aIA euf'irhClit %, and rs thoro-
foro a lno IIr'gssoat nnd corrective
IN cnse.ofnll cIi.'oHi maiddics which
nro associated with Hu l,tPOyERtsllTp
STATE or TIE BLOOD. These all Yield
tltho regulating nn pouriahing prop
critics OF itI great food tonic clements
ItcOmponsatoa for tho loss ~ riidnfNr
induced by COHgHU pfiOH, ,GtdTTh or
bronchial mud Throat affections. It
sgiH remedy beHtiHiH9 OcbiifJ ana
rolmburso tho Female phNii11i for
those losses Of uiidliiy accompany
sing complaints peculiar 10 ne SER
Mothers, nursing ihelr own chHdfol-
aud lriirdfG trgHicli who expect ~
become mothers ami bring up rigoT--
on, children should by all means uso
tt. I trW restore sufferers rom
Mental or Ncrro 80 Proatrdfion hris-
ing from Orcr-irork, Lrccsses or
DrofrnefsI Digcdsc. ~ WW cure
Drunkenness nud tao Opium Hdbis
for a. tho appetite grows honllhlcr
nnd digcatlon moro vigorous through
tho use Of this Tonic. the unnatural
craving dies AMY until totally ex-
tinct, II fshighIT b"rgic ini Ia Jtrcr
Complaints, Mf'"F'W Arrrr, anu
ALL iIaiaridi Disrdse ANA FOR mo
dobllltaung effects OF EctcT 0f anu
Kind n hag Ho cVtri. 10 repairs
,fisie, iupy0rrs Digestion and Up
Yriitc, ANA nHor H tho DUgpcptio NJ
taild ana craNy 0vt'Ith0bl0 article
cft8eT. Ind i#f. nIulYunt tp ihctA'.h
that tho most gOl.'iiyn palate VIII NOT
I,Irll lf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
RANKS
Dallas National Bank
PAM UP CApIIaL. $4,000.
transact. ueneral Banh,vs business.


OFFICERS n. q. bayne, President X ",
Tompkins. Niee-lTesidens H. N, keardon
Cashier
DiRECToRs-A, @. nsyno, r. v. Tomp'
Alas 4 X, Ferguson, A, J. Potter, J, 7, TIcze.
want Jr L. A, M0Tdecai. W. u, Wright q. A
Heating ~ N Reard0n
Tho following are Eastern Subscribers To tho
Stock OF this Bank. Estato Charles Wheeler, lale
Vice, President Contra National Bank. Philadel,
phia,G ~, rfautman, President Central National
bank, Philadelphia \, w Brown, lroyident
Lifo y Trust Company, PHILADELPHIA w, A
T. q, BRyne, President first National Bank,
Bradford, Pa L. y. Lawton, First National
Bank, orlean, N. Y; v. Rita, 81 Petersburg
ira. y Savings Hank; ]. X, Hanna, Weir plow
Company, MOnmonth, H.; ID. O'Day Vice.
President United Pipe Lines
Flank In Dexter 4 W gusson's former insuf.
ance once, MAIN STREET.
J q. o CohSOa q, nLAusHfnn
presidoLL Vioo'PrcEid0ni
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
n,IIAanxouAgor lrD sILyER.
COTTON.

sror, at New York are active with increased
sales at previous prices. A. Livl rpooi to-day
the spot market was steady with sales 2OO
less Than yesterday, NJ previous prices. All re-
oeipts at Liverpool to-day were Anne lean cot
ton EXCEPT 400 bales Receipt. at Gayestpn
to-day were ii3 bales, aud sales 1925, Al pro-
ylous prices and steady market galveston
receipts for December foll on gre tly fom
1882 while New Orleans Ia the
same respect shows n gain NOW Orleans
spols were hr.u a. 1913 % day gld sales 1000
At Dallas the market rs irm al quoted prices.
There were no shipments .p.dHy. Rrcciut' are
excellent IN Wow OF the foul w-1tnrr Ca iior
MIA yard got 81 bales hv WAGON and compress
got '2by wagon aud II by raj. mailing total
OF e. bales OF cotton received ~ day no Dallas
With steady rain aud slippery 20 ds
Il may be interesting 20 ] on
where these wagon bales mostly cane from
on chat received AZ the California yard over
half OF n came over he Preston road from near
the Denton county lina OF ho compress wagon
lot Q bales camc from Lancaster - ir1p Grape
vine and from Farmers Branch. Most OF mo
farmers who brought II Wllls.ay over tonight
ia the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

Opening Ciuaing Close
cirI's' To.daf To-dev Yesterday.
New York. ..l 10 ll-l6 10 ll-lb .".....,..
N. Orleans. lOH 1923 ..,,.,..'''
Galveston E. 1925 lOS ..,,....'''.
At. Louis. .,,........I...,,. 80. l...........
TosE-opened: New York, quiz; New Or
leans. firm. Closed: New York. hsm; Calves.
ton, steady. oo.
Galveston, 4 g25
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H.. BLYs CELEBRATED Pa en-
-. ARTIFICIAL LEGS and ARM
49, ave ali the m ton of the
natural limbs. Perfect salts
4 faction In sn resez or n, pay Prices
4 reduced. -ole ma ufarturer for
ia MANNED Ioui.ixra soldiers. Pamph-
- les and price list sent free.
- A McDERM0TT. Manufacturer,
No. lss Camp streeS New Orleans.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02

A desperate shooting affray between two
members broke up the services at the Bap-
fist Church Of a settlement six miles from
Little Rock. Ark. Two young men named
Lem Dishowan and Peter Lewis attended
church with the avowed purpose of taking
home the minister's young daughter, and
when Lewis moved from his own to the
ministers family pew, while the sermon
was in progress, Dishowan drew his re-
volver and opened fire upon him. Lewis
returned the fire, and the congregation
made rapid exit by way OF doors and win
dows. Neither was hurt, and both being
disarmed, they agreed to go into the woods
and fight it out with fists. Before they
started the girl who was the cause OF the
fight desired TO speak privately with Lewis
for q moment, which was granted. While
the congregation were awaiting the result
Of the fistight q pistol shot was heard
from the direction OF the scene OF conflict.
The congregation hurried TO the spot and
found Dishowan lying on the ground,
dying from q shot through the lungs. He
said that he was getting the better OF
Lewis, whom the latter drew a Derringer
quickly from his bootleg and shot him.
The girl had placed the weapon there
during her brief conference with Lewis
inst before the fight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
A Serious Accident.

Saturdays Enterprise: ]. B. Dazet, Of
Dazet d Chatain, of this city, and Paul
Levesque, a saloon keeper of Gold Hill,
had q narrow escape from death yesterday
morning by being ran into by the 7 O'Clock
local train, at the Knickerbocker crossing,
half a mile beyond the Gold Hill depot.
Dazet and Levesque were in a buggy on
their wsy to Carson City. They we're driv'
ing along the side of the railroad track,
separated from the wagon road by a high
board fence, when they heard the train ap.
preaching, but not considering themselves
in q dangerous proximity, attempted te
cross the track. When almost across the
track, Dazet who was driving, states thai
Levesque, alarmed at the near approach OF
the locomotive, seized the lines, for an
instant checking the horses. That instant
the pilot and cow-catcher struck the buggy,
completely wrecking it, and throwing the
men clear off the track and about fifteen
feet away.
The doctors are Of the opinion that both
men will recover, but admit the probabil.
tiles OF serious internal injuries.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
The Editors Easy Job.

Mr.. Maddrill, Of the Reese River Rev
ellie, makes the following statement OF
his personal experience: II wish / had
as easy a job as you have got" said a
friend the other day. Yes, it is an easy
job to run a country daily paper. All
you have to do is to be ed~itor-in-chief,
local editor. city editor, agricultural edi-
tor, puzzle editor, fighting editor, para
grapher, proof reader, foreman, compost
tor, job printer, bookkeeper, collector,
circulator, solicitor, manager, pressman,
to make out bills, orders, pay bills, pay
printers, taxes. pay house and Office rent.
pay insurance premiums, buy clothes, food
and shoes for himself, wife and babies,
be bruiser, general roustabout, devil, do
chores, go everywhere, treat everybody
like your long-lost brother, get up at Q
o'clock and keep going until 10 p. NJ, or
later; have one man mad If you say a GER
tain thing, and another mad II you don't;
have to get up an interesting paper II your
head is as big as q washtub, and DO called
q crank, an idiot or a fool II You make a
mistake; have some smart Alex run four
blocks after You to show you q Topographic
cal error, entertain visitors, have to hunt
up half a dozen people to get the tru tn
about an item. and get abused II you miss
any detail, and-well, it is an easy job,
but very few Of US seem TO get rich or fat,
all the same.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02

Salt Lake Tribune: In the old days,
when William NJ. Stewart Of Nevada was
in the Senate. a syndicate Of Nevada and
California men purchased a large amount
OF real estate in Washington, in the belief
that it would swiftly appreciate in value.
1t did not, however, and the enterprise has
been q slow one. O. J. Hillyer, who has
had the management of the property for
the past few years, has been anxious to ex-
tensively build on the lots and then sell
improved property always having q quick
sale in Washington. We take it by a dis
patch of a few days ago that ex-senator
Sharon has made an arrangement with
Hillyer by which he can go on rapidly
with the work. The result will be some
more fine structures in Washington and a
longer rentroll to Sharon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02

The regular monthly meeting of the
Eureka Hooks aud Knicks was held last
evening At their hose house, President
A. L. Fitzgerald in the chair. The
meeting was largely attended, and after
'ne transaction OF the usual routine bust
ness 1t was unanimously resolved that,
IN accordance with the patriotic traditions
OF inc company, the coming Fourth
should be celebrated by ii by the firing
Of q salute OF 3S guns at sunrise, 50 at
noon, and 80 at sunset. In view Of the
unaccountable apathy which OF late has
taken possession OF the citizens Of our
Town regarding the commemorstion by
appropriate services Of the nations natal
qsy' THIS action on the part OF the
HOOKS and knicks is highly creditable
to the company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
70 omen.

Frank Abadie began, yesterday, to have
his immense stock Of wines and liquors
hauled up to his new saloon from the E. a
P. depot and put in place. The saloon IL
most elegantly finished, and has a handy
set Of stairs in the rear running up to 9
cozy clubroom. Mr.. Abadie expects tt
throw open his doors on the 4th instant
when eli will be invited to call around and
see him, where he will be ready to receive
them. He has full confidence in the Base
Range, and his mammoth stock Of the best
to drink and smoke is evidence OF the
faith that is in him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
A Colorado Man Outside an Ava
lanche.

William Martin, says the Gothic Record,
made a quick trip down the mountain into
Bonn's Basin on Monday. He was going
to work a new location a few hundred feet
below the comb of the mountain, when,
looking up, he saw q snowslide coming di-
rectly toward him. To run either way was
almost sure death. His only chance of
escape was to outrun the slider. So, sit
ting on his shovel ian old trick with
miners), he fairly dropped down the steep
mountain like a bullet for nearly half q
mile, distancing the slide into the timber
on the first heat. The velocity was so
great that the friction of the shovel on the
snow blistered the southwest center of his
overalls.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
A of Tin.

Prof. Bailey, the eminent geologist Of
Wyoming, says of the tin in Dakota: Thu
stream of tin alone is 80 abundant that all
the companies that can possibly work il
could go on for 30 years without exhaust
ing 1t. Yet this is but the waste. you
might say, of the main deposit-the mere
scraps that water and frost have detached,
a little bit at a time, from the great mass
and source of the ore, which 10 Harvey
Peak itself, more than q mile high, and the
surrounding tin-bearing rock, which OK
tends for miles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of The
SeIstineI's Reporter.

scraps from the Notebook Of the
SentineIs Reporter.
Luther Clarke will preside in Abadie's
new saloon.
There are 1888. 065 Free Mason lodges
| throughout the world, with q total mem.
bership Of IA, Ice, 543.
The warm weather OF the past two DAYS
has made a great demand for soda water
at Capron's drug store.
Robert II. Harrison, a substantial young
rancher and stock-raiser Of Ruby Valley, is
visiting Eureka for q few days.
The pay-days Of the Eureka Con. will be
as follows: Furnace hands on the third,
miners on the fifth, and town bills on the
sixth.
The theatrical shows OF next season will
include a professional beauty TO represent
the typical loneliness Of each State in the
Union.
Charles Fox has sold his restaurant
business in the Parker House to Billy
Evans, who will run the establishment
hereafter.
Statistics show that there is less crime
in the United States in proportion to the
| population than in any other country in
the world.
In the whole OF the United States there
are 971 1857 more males than females. In
most Of the States in the East the females
preponderate, but California still has
room for q million women.
1t has been decided by the Democratic
State Central Committee Of California not
to select Electors to fill vacancies on the
ticket, caused by designations, until after
the Chicago Convention.
Miss Riley started a private school for q
part Of the long vacation, last Monday.
Mrs. Atwood will do likewise next Mon
day. These ladies have each a room in
the public school building.
En- route, last night, to their Castle Hall
several Pythian Knights, of the Uniform
Rank, appeared immense" in their hand
some rig. The man that can't make q
mash in such a suit is no masher at all.
The Buschiazzo-H Hansen case is still
under hearing in the District Court. 1t is
understood that at its conclusion, the
argument on motion to continue the Al
bion Richmond damage suit will be heard.
Billy Edwards, formerly Of Eureka, has
a contract TO build q lotion draft furnace
for the Pyramid Mining Company. The
terms are that he shall have Sc, 900 for the
same il he first runs 100 toni through sue
cessfully.
Marion Farrell and Ed. McSorley cam
vassed Main street yesterday on the
sprinkling question. The result was
enough Of money subscribed to warrant
Marion in trotting out his cart as 500 as
he can get il in order, which will be Fri
day or Saturday next.
A New York real estate man estimates
the wealth OF Trinity Church at SOC, 000,-
900. He says it is certainly as rich rs the
Ya%nderbilt's, and has q steadier line of
profit. Besides its immense property in
the city it holds mortgages on several
hundred Episcopal churches all over the
country.
Mrs. Zottman is having a fish pond dug
near her residence on South Main street,
that will be 80 feet long by 40 broad, and
five feet deep. 1t will be supplied by waste
water from the Richmond spring. Her
purpose is TO breed gold and other rare
fish for sale in Nevada, California and
elsewhere.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
Another Jury-Some Exercise for
the sheriff and His Deputies.

A jury was drawn at the commencement
Of the term Of the District Court. Ten
days ago a part Of the Jury were discharged
for the term, and on Monday the rest OF
the jury we're also discharged for the term.
Yesterday q new jury was drawn, consist
ing Of the following named persons: w.
E. Davidson, W. II. Mathews, Thos.
Haley, A. Buzzette. Thos. Gilmour, Adolph
Langshsnr. Yincepzo Simonetti, H. 5.
Bullock, T. j. Read, Geo. o. Englert,
George J.. Reek, p. N. Hansen, ID. w.
Levan, Joe Mendes, NJ. A. Douthett,
Martin Piantoni, Frank Robbins,
William Slattery, Don McNicol, Nick
Waldiogel, William Joannes, Charles
Kobe. l.. D. Albert, +. Del A. Reux'
son, E. B~oomhower. James White, w. ].
Smith, b.. +. McEwen, w. H. 5towell,
William Danny, NJ. D~ougherty, George
Tassell, Ed McSorley, l.. w. Davis,
Robert Hagar, Andrew Benson, Joe Ali.
son, ]. Mcfarland, Charles L~autenschla'
ger, s. s. Sloss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
NEWS CRYSTALS.
A Line or Two from Every where
Around thu Globe.

FOunu the UhODe.
The people Of this country consume
s10O, OOO, 900 worth Of patent medicines
yearly.
1t is estimated there are 40, 900 persons
in New York dependent on gambling for a
living.
Prairie dogs, it ia estimated, destroy an
nuaily ten million dollars worth Of grass
in Texas.
Whitelaw Reid, who is now 48. has been
connected with the New York Tribune
for 16 years.
For the past thirty years Denmark has
contributed a yearly average OF 1900 people
to Mormondom.
Mr.. Moody from London
that Mr.. Sankey's health and voice are
SO shattered that he can never be heard
in public again.
Miss Olea Bull, a child Of Is years, is
not likely to follow her father as q violin
player. She is said to possess much lit
erary ability.
II the United States increases in the
next 16 years at the same rate as it has
during the past 80 years, it will have q
population OF 88, 000, 900 in 1900.
The Shah Of Persia smokes a pipe on
state occasions which is valued at $400, 900.
1t is encrusted with q conglomorate Of dia-
monds, rubies, pearls and emeralds.
Thomas De La Saux, who died recently,
aged lightweight years, was the Oldest
Coroner in the world, having been for
sixty-four years Coroner for Kent, Eng
land.
Mrs. Prowers, a beautiful widow of West
Las Animas, is said to be the wealthiest
cattle-raiser in the West. She is worth
SIS, 900, 900, and is called the native cattle
queen.
Marion Booth, a female compositor in
the Pascagola, Miss, Star office, is only
fifteen years old, but she sets 1900 ems
solid long primer, newspaper measure, in
n hour.
Marie Taghoni receives many rich gifts
of gems and gold from monarchs and
mobiles, but the treasure she priced most
was a little brooch of lead made of q bullet
which wounded her son in the Franco
Prussian war.
In the town of Pendleton, s. c., ia q
half Shetland pony, 81 years of age,
which was presented by an English noble
man to a citizen of Charleston, The ami
NAL was originally black, but its head
has turned white from age.
Miss Florence Kelley, daughter Of Con-
gresham Kelley, who tried in vain to get
admission to the University of Pennsyl-
vanis, is studying at Zurich, Switzerland,
where there are 10 other young American
girls in search OF a higher education. The
Misses Sargent, daughters of the ex-Min-
lister to Prussia, are at the same univer-
sity,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
Introduction of the BOca Conn.,
uany's New Beer.

The perfection of the Brewers art has
been reached in the production OF the
aPilsener Bert is Of the most beauti-
full amber color, as clear as crystal; littie
beads rise through the liquid as II 1t were
champagne, and its foam is like whipped
cream. Upon emptying a glass, its az.
pearance is fully borne out by Its taste. l.
l. delicate, with q smart smack OF hops ana
malt. and leaves a lingering flavor on the
tongue. One of its best qualities is It's
liehtness, causing no headache, even II
nsed 10 excess. II is fully equal to. II not
superior, to any of the Eastern or foreign
brands in the market. 1t is highly re-
Commended for family use, and all orders
will be promptly executed by
soIs arent for Boca Brewing 90.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
Election of Onicers.

the meeting of Uniform Rank, K. of
'as' night the following officers we're
0''''ed' j. T. Martin, Sir Knight Com
msnaer; II. Rives, s. X. Lieutenant Com
n I Mi N. d. Foley, s. X. Herald; VIM.
H.n mis-, u, 5. X. Treasurer; D. H.
tina,. 2; n. Recorder; Hi. Cole, s. X. SEN
S Susl, y. W. Baker, S. K. Guard. The
Dr.. sio u was instituted in fine style by
al. as' ohancellor Z. N. Robinson. Beer
Anu good humor prevailed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
Good AS a stomach Pump.

DR.. Surge, a medical missionary to
Siam, relates how a native doctor admin
istered an emetic to a love-siok lady, who
had swallowed a quantity of opium with
suicidal intent. The scientist Of Siam took Q
live eel, clipped off q part Of his tail to
make him squirm in a lively manner, and
then pushed him, tail first, down the ro-
mantic damsel's throat. When the eel re-
.urned to the stream of running water
near which the girl was made to recline,
the opium quickly followed him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02

another case OF diphtheria is reported
from Gold Hill. The patient is a lad OF
10 years Of age named Eugene McLaugh-
nm. 1t is a serious case. There is not an
Usner case now known in the county, and
youns mclaughlin Is the only one to have
sn attack OF the disease in the past 10
aays' TINS disease has been peculiarly
,s'al on the Comstock this season, as Is
SHOWN BY the fact that out Of the rs cases
''p'f'ed' ~ OF the patients have died.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
QUEER MOVE.
yoreign Influence tn the Presiden
tial Fight.


LONDON, July 1.-The Standard says
that influential Irish-Americans have urged
parnell TO issue an address to the Irish
voters Of America, requesting them to sup
mort Blaine in the Presidential contest, in
The hope that his election would result In
fomenting difficulties between England
and the United States. Parnell has here
tofore declined to accede to q request OF
this nature.
II II be true that Psrnell has been SO
impOrtuned. there is nothing in the propo-
sition 10 the credit OF Republican politi-
clans or anybody else. 1t is an indication
Of weakness, grssping at straws almost,
when our political friends Of the opposi-
ton have to scheme for the aid OF foreign
influence in our elections. IL has got to
o sad pass il We (R~epublicans and Demo-
crstsl can't have the fight out among our
selves and elect q President on this side OF
the Atlantic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
The Methodist Picnic.

ine Picnic to be given by the Ruby Hill
%'l' sunday school will take place Fri.
Srss., 'ne Fourth Of July. The chill
a.. Will meet at the church
will o'clock P. M, whence thew
~ 30 down to the Union Guard
sod se' grounds for recreation and a general
1 Ism ume. Plenty Of fruit, ice cream,
nil and all the other nice eatsblee
attend. ~ I~'eryoooy invited to
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
Hotel Arrivals.

pureau Hotel-William Killgore. Sum
Nit. d. Crowley, James White, Giles
Waller. Prospect Mountain; John Murphy,
Jackson House-R. Harrison, Ruby VAL
Law: william Hayes, Hamilton; John Davy
and friend, city.
parker House-Lindeburg, Lion City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02

MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
,oo pes. 4 Belcher-2i0c 206c 2l5c
s0O O~phir-S5o
IS0 Mexican-9Oc 500
a aIS Gould & C%urry-95c 9Oc
S5O ssvsge-SOc
100 Con. virginia-.25o
500 Ohollsr-l96c lsoc
IO0 P~otosi-SOc 5b
aSS Hale q Norcross-2A 250c
50 Alphs-Soc
80 s, N~evsda-1O5c
100 Bullion-35c
400 E1chequer-25c
1S0 %Upion-70c Csc
400 Alts-21Oc 205c
loo Occidental-9Oc
400 Andes-sOc
rs s~corpion-lOc
ito Benton-55c
200 N~awjo-995c 1900
SSO Bodis-S s20c $3.50
sO0 Mono-45c 400 45c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02
The EditoriaI ..We.,,

A clumsy little word is that ''we;' but
Il ia one of those inheritances that the
craft do not know how to dispense with.
Said a Tennessee editor recently: "If we
escape the hog cholera this season, there
will be a large supply Of pork next Winter"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-02

Tassell Brothers give notice that they
have purchased the boot and shoe business
formerly conducted here by Brown a
Tassell, and have removed their stock to
the Foley Richard building next door to
Remington, johnson q Co.'s grocery
store, where they at all times keep an i'm.
mense assortment Of gentlemen's boots and
shoes; also, an elegant line Of ladies' and
children's foot wear. No store in Nevads
keeps a larger assortment, or SELF
goods at lower prices. than the Tassel
Brothers.