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EDUCATIONAL
roa rux sukpAY HsaALp.

The constitution of the state is but the
deliberate and solemn embodiment OF the
viii Of the people, BY which they ordain
and establish = form Of government, under
which they are content 70 live, and By which
they distribute among its various depart
msnts the power which they deem neoes-
sary for the preservation Of social order and
security OF lifs, libersy end property. The
a.. - : SISs = q jsds.sss q
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-yURNt-HED OR UNFURNf.H-
L ed-A nice dwelling IN one OF the best neist-
borhoods In the cltv, and within i've minutes
wsl. Of the Postofi q; hons. contains parlor.
dining.ronm, fonr bedrooms. kitchen. ervants'
room, stable, etc abundance II yard room, n
nnc underground ci.tern water Address f.. j..
Herald Office. aer6a
NOR aENT-ONE OR Two NJ ST DESlR A.
Il bic south front rooms, furnished or unfurn.
isbcd; good cisuern ga or; board c'nvenient;
strceisc "a nea; iesithy locality; References.
1898 Wood street. anr6-l'
nor RENr-FrRN' sHEp-uSlIL CTO
Il her isi, the residence of u. Como, cor
ner Young and Ervav streets. A. lt. 10 Nor
decai & Co., over Flippen, Adoue d Lobirs
Ban apro Ky
EUNNI HID Ms U kENr Al lksD
L Main street api6-lt
nor RENT-cOrtAGE wITB -FOUR RuoMs
+ aud ~cl.terr, 1913 g ,mmc'cc street. Inquire
at 1911 Main siree- sortu
EoR RkNT-toOMs q kENi; soul IA
i efn snd eastern exposure. Apply TO Oliver
Chilled Plow Works. marl9 Z
EOR RKNT-oFFTCK FOR RFNr IL LIE
L Grand Hotel building: ground floor. Apply
10 Hotel Office ms,et-iy
! INOK KENT-UNE sLrUANr sUIIE OF
| third floor OF new bulldog on Main -ireet. rest
to Herald building; light a d Ventilation -.
| feet; water and closets same door llNDSLEf
4 BR ,DfoRD. ATTORNEYS. 70, Main street tso.
sta!rpl mar2.tf
| EOR RENT-THE -ECOND STORY OF THE
Z n.s Postonce hui dirg,a nne large room.
| 5Oxs0 feet q K ccrrer 1T aycsmorc AMI En-
streets Apply to MURPHY q B0LASZ RAJ
Fstste Accents. nlerlau
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Nj. II. A. Buck, editor and publisher Of
TIE Spirit OF the Timss. New York. New
York, states: al have used St. Jacobs Oil
the great conqueror Of pain, repeatedly
with satisfactory reeults.
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Disastrous.

LrrrLs RocK. AJAX April Anew ffcr'
Lawrence county. Arkansas. dated the "a
saw: IA severe norther has been prevail
4 q Tor thirty. six hours, causing great des.
trucfion. Fences were blown away. and
spsrks from chimneys o burning LOG
piIes scattered broadcast, igniting and dee
iroying many houses. Great excitement
Toe detsils Of the damage have not YET
been obtained.
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FOR ShLE.

For SALE,
OR S~ALE-sALOON FURStrURF, CON-
prising c uu or. she viuv and Ice chest, IA
good "a new; viii sell very cheap for cash Adj
dress s.. Herald office. aarctf
TOR g iLE-BANKRuPT sTOcK FOR SALE.
We havs a s,o,k OF goods worm s2.It0 and .
store house In = nice country tiwn worth $3.50
IL, IL T plop pc ! SA 81 Sl al :: :mI ip. { Blake IA Ps'i''
EOR sALE-A BARGA AIN "a lNCH COLIN.
+ bia r,cycle IN good cond ,tion: part. pur.
chasing la, ger machine. Address z " Herald
once sp6-lt
C6R sALE-0NE LOT, 5oxlTo s..E. .oRNER
Ervay AMI Commerce; / lc,, 6ox'oo, s,W. 9 r.
nsr Ervay and Commerce Texas Mexican
Land and Investment Co, 723 Main ct ape q
| EOR sAt E-THREE. fIhE THOhOu0H-
r bred Now Foundland pups; so cash. Apply
70 Mrs. IKE .HA :. No. 5swi ss avenue, oppos.
Ito Union Depot, East Dallss. ap,6.St
COR sALE-NICE ne tDENCE FOR SALE,
q corner Of Corsicana and Br0wder streets.
inquire OF W. Trig9 Al PAdsitt Bros. aprl.0t
| TOR sALE-A FINE LOT OF PURE FRED
ough bred high grade Holsteins, at Riverside
Stock Farm, Corner Jefferson and Cochran
streets. Dallas, Teas. ma,29 In
COR ~SALE-UHEAP 2l acres OF LAND
road, Inquire q LATHRop& LATHaOp: go
Eln .trert msr25-lT
CoR EXCHANGE : VALUABLE RANCH
II lands to exchange for props ~ In ana nssr
Dallas. Party with gopd land. gIn.s, wafer ana
stoct IT. Full particulars and sstisfsc ion.
wANTED-span OF horses and carriage for
good property. eS-Vsiuabla Tom Green coun-
" lands TO exchange for ID. Has property. For
| part, culars, inquire M 100 elm street n.las
COR SALE IS ono STOCK HAkOwAHE
+ and brick 81 TO for sale on easy 10 ms;
cause for sellins. business dull App ytoJ.
B.AKEY. Ennis, Texas ma-l9 I'm
NOR SAL [s6, 5000 -GitEAr bAkoAN
My farm, 81 mnes east Of Dallas, ON Rock
wall road ana proposed line Of the g., @. KS Fe
Railroad, u Paris; l60 acres, n ! under fence
good frame residence, s rooms ! thed and
plasteren; brtk FREE ACE in each 70 m; COCO
bearing fruit trees. all Of very best select on;
fish pond stocked with German carp, horses,
wagons, plows, and all for the sum Of six thou
sand nve hundred dol ars; time. $500 la cash,
balance in one, two. three. four and hys years,
at !, per cent. Address w.. G. CONNOk Box
AZ. Galveston. Texss. feb6.lm
IGOR SALE OR RENT - FIs5T-CLAS9,
+ brand new y ano; will sell on the install:
msni plan. apply to s6l Ross ayenur. feb2etf
I?OR SALE BROOM MACHINES FOB SAFE
L Two new machines and presses, w.estlake
q u itton manufacture. for sale heap. A 'dfesi
VIM. PFOUTs, care Herald Office. isn22u
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NOTICES.

n5fidE-o6R T oK0 dHBRED. IsivE.
IN ted Holstsin bull. semmcr." registered n
Holstsin Brceders Association OF Arr~rica. Vol.
=. No. 2S2, AMI "a pure bred Jers.y tui T,
ser Cattle Club No. ii25& vii serve . limited
number II nns co 20 this spr,ng season 81 Riv.
erside Stock Farm. corner Jefferson and Co hiram
sIrseta Dallss Texsa me.z2-1s
N ree1isr sunu.i meesins Of ~ g ekseld.
: and OF the nosrd Of Dl.ec>osp u he H5ussc4
. Texss csnssal \ ilvuY o mpesy VII - held
e ne Cnupsnye oelcs IN ne dsy q aous>oe'
:, - s;.4assor. s'-'~',.
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uor.ford,s Acid Phosphate.

DscIDED BENEFIT.
DR.. John p. Wheeler, Hudson, New YORK
says: Il have given IL with decided bene-
III IN a case Of innutrition OF the brain
from abuse Of alcohol"
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,. SsSo ~ Hs T"Hs =. wTniGur, spssi. agent. Tvc roSsssd ana ISwc bsiKrs
'a" Of rs''yS To- ''0''' s e ~ y" y SSs y s' Sa%IS s' sffssS i ~ s cts: s:s:...
To tn Pubnci
:" mr%mv ana NJ rhhtI tn n compnny tor thctrp prompt settiNnent ot this ieWb
~" I" NJ" "s" MsspsifuHy, nEkkY ". JONES.
Dallas, Marchs 30. 1884. -----
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WANTS.

WANTyD-El . ROOM OR ROOM ArD
W bosri In priva's family By s,9ui.I youcs
man; 9 cd references svs Add 81" O.,
,UAsITp-A sIr ALTOS 10 90 HOUSE.
w woit nv a party who 10 Wiling TO t.to .
p,sitlsn either IN Or ous sf the city. Ad,I.s.
ii2i Main suset. aprs2t
IJXVTE l-aOop COAT, VEST ADJ MIS-
w nstsrs vant sss shwArs1 ppTTz
wor b; ne others sssd Apply. u. sun AhIh
| yrJANTED-A JJR rRISTEh 10 Assist
w fsrsa n; ssv-ad situsti ia gsoa Vm1s
to hight .sa wri'c i.ssslstdy I" Eoss,
A e2s I nsrsst pslu .pisw
w $50 Der week clsa, laquiie stSOt ts.si
street, setwssn "a ,nd Q p. n, ,c-ds, sps-is
WINTED- SITUATE A, ksGisaED OR
w areasn loss references xitsn. Address
o, WICK cares na'"rAo' p'''''' T s.,
WAITED A STEADY BOY OR A hAr
w ever ~, TO tsks ar. OF ssrss sut yard srd
make himsslf generally ussful shout tho prrui-
ses Apply 20 57 Z So venus. ap,5,2t
WANrEp-s1FTY LADY .LoPERATO.s
Main street c~atrAsce, third doof. siartsnshlp
4 BlAis. ~, SIT.
| y~TANTGD-A COMPETENT DRY GOODS
w ssd nsllss t,avsliny sAl.suAs IL rsriheast
Tsxss for Q large feys srs; must nuIly usbsr.
stand his bust sss WI sta ipy Lrms and
Isisreness, ies Il. , Box i4s. Tyler Ts..:
apr2 ~
WANTE6-To kkLL Low. okk 40 A
W apa,siu., IN xosd ord"s' Also tive fonst.i,s
CaAs Kahn. spr2 lm
WANTfD--ACfIvE MEN TO CANv Aes
w TO- our subscrist ion boofs In every CITY and
county IN Tssas; libsra iern' A-n permanent
sm ployment gwen Call "a or address !. W.
,T0NG . 2 hainst ma - unit
WANTED AHO FL DR. NMEk. ABLY
w st Sauts 10 House, $50 Eln IT marSon
M ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN 10 COOK,
w wash AID iron; none but Y good co,k need
app y. J. T. iRhZEVAN $50 Ross nv. mar6a
w NrED ~C,RPENTER WORK J I'm
w NIL Err Practical Carpenter aud Builder.
6l2 Bryan street, Dallas, Texas. Al work reat'
" and promptly erscuted. Correspondence 80
liciiod msr26'lw
WANTED-A GOOD GENERAL BLtCK-
" smith and horse'shoer; steady work Apply
TO b. +. CAMP, Cllorsdn. Tssss mat25 lw
YEyAN ED THRNN CoAr.MAKEH I'M.
w mediatoiy atH. ZiMMERMAN's. Dalls',
Texas. MARRIOTT
AWAITED TWO BOILER MANERr. AP.
" ply Immediately 10 Novelty Iron Works
ao0d wages and steady employment. JoHN
WE5TER. lGnl0ti
yITANTED-YOU TO STOP ATTAE NATION
w AL HOTEL; frnt.claSs recommendations al
r9stcuaDle rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR n
rNENTX-yIVE CENT P1R DAY. rhs build.
lnf Ia brick, with throo Gtatr~Bys Ia GAO OF n,U
Located IN the busiaae, portion OF tho city. onl5
ops square from strooi-cAr iine, snd enc squars
rom 'feGEs a Pacific and Missouri psatdo Depot
Convenient 10 passengers oomipg or going uVef
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srspd display. Everybody 10 invited to
osll at the opsning 10 morrow nj BAu'
mana.
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IT'S beauty truly blent whore red an
white,
Natures own sweet and eunaisg hand
laid on,
Pozzoni's powder imparA q richness
Making the akin a. sok ~ down.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
Importance of one Vote.

Elko Independent: Commissioners Bah
COZ and Campbell met as a Canyassing
Board this morning in the case Of the
deadlock between Byrne and Palmer. for
the Assembly. The election hinged upon
the question Of the legality OF a single
vote cast at Carlin for Byrne, and counted
by the inspectors of that precinct. Camp
bell sustained the action OF the inspectors,
while Bruce dissented, thus leaving the
vote a tie. After a critical examination
Of the matter, Commissioner Bsbcox also
approved the counting Of the vote in
question by the inspectors, which decision
gave the election to Byrne by a majority
Of one. The ballot in question showed
the name Of Moore plainly scratched and
that of Palmer plainly written directly
opposite. Through the name OF Byrne.
the next below, q pencil line had been
drawn, but had subsequently been erased
With rubber, leaving, however, a slight
impression of the pencil. The natural
was that the voter, instead Of
scratching two names. had first scratched
q name he did not intend to, and corrected
his error with a piece Of rubber. 1t was
lucky for the county that the tie was not
maintained, as the expense OF q new cleo
ton 10 now avoided.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18

An inquest held upon the remains Of
John Wallace held in Eureka yesterday
morning brought out the fact that his
death, as reported in Sundays SENTINEL,
was accidental. 1t seems he was placing
caps on his pistol when che discharge oc-
Cured by which he was probably killed on
the instant. The funeral of the deceased
was attended by the entire Fire Depart
ment yesterday afternoon, the three com
panies turning out in uniform. The cere-
monies were conducted under the auspices
of the Hooks d Knicks, of which COM
pany he was a member. 1t is proper to
say that John Wallace was an i~noffensive
man and one that was always willing to
work at whatever his hands found to do to
make an honest living. He was an active
fireman, whose death is regretted not only
by his companions, but by all others who
know the better traits of his character.
He WAS quite a y young man, hardly more
than 25 years of age. His only relative
here is his brother, Frank Wallace.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18

The bets made on the election Of county
and State officers Lave been paid off for
several days. On Sunday Gus Hintze re-
ceived a telegram from his brother in New
York, j. Hintze. stating that the whole
vote Of the State had been officially can
vassed, showing Cleveland ahead by 1000
plurality. On the strength of this he paid
off the pools that he held On New York and
the general result. Others who had bets on
Blaine followed his example. Bets on this
proposition were being paid off yesterday,
those losing being, in almost every case,
the ones to propose paying off. There are
a few, however, who bet on New York or
on the general result Of the Presidential
election, that prefer to wait until the
the third and final canvass ia made, that
by the State Board of New York at Albany.
Our dispatches this morning indicate that
this canvass, which is the mere adding up
OF the reported votes in the 60 counties OF
New York State. will be made at Albany
tomorrow. The largest pool-holder in
San Francisco declares that he will not
pay off until the canvass it completed. On
the same principle of waiting until the
last moment, those who prefer to hold on
until they can hold on no longer are not
to be blamed. The caution displayed is
unobiectionable.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
The Same the World over.

1t is interesting to note how much alike
men are in their thoughts and actions
undo the same circumstances. Lo-
cality cuts no figure; humanity is the
same in its strength and in its weakness
the world over. Apropos of this, one of
the candidates on the county ticket, de-
feated here in the recent election-he is a
Democrat land who wouldn't have guessed
thst2) got a letter the other day from a
dear friend in the East, a Republican, who
had been q candidate for Office and, like
himself, had got left. By a singular, but
not unnatural, coincidence each found the
other attributing his defeat to the same
causes. The Republican in the East ex-
pressed himself as Disguised and dis
posed to travel. and he wanted to know if
there is any opening in the Far West for a
good man who has not been appreciated at
home. If the Democrat in Eureka had
written first how much like this letter
would his have been. He would doubt
less have talked also of making a trip"
and would probably have inquired about
the openings for a worthy but unappreci-
ated man among the sensible people Of the
Great Eastl They will both stay where
they are.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
Hamilton.

Col. Joe Grandelmeyer, who is in from
our neighboring camp, says that things
are quiet in Hamilton, and that coming
into. Eureka is like entering a bustling
city. Still, over there mining is substsn-
tisl and the prospects very encouraging.
The Stafford is not just now "in bonanza"
but gives as good a promise of big things
as ever before. The mine is being worked
economically and systematically by Man
ager Robinson. Col. Grandelmeyer is
shipping five tons a week OF high grade
base ore to the Eureka furnaces from the
G. o. D., Fay and Imperial mines, which
he has charge Of and is letting out to
tributers. The expense of this is very
heavy, but the ore pays enough to stand it.
There are no facilities for reducing the
base ores in Hamilton. The Colonel tells
us that Supt. j. R. Kendall is working the
Jennie.A and his other mines and reducing
tailings, from which two sources he has
for several months been getting out So, 900
per month in bullion. Manager Robinson
has shipped from the Stafford mine. since
the new find was struck, rs bars of bullion,
averaging ST ,400 to the bar-altogether
S102, 200. A good deal of work is being
done in the Hamilton mines or contract.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18

The recent election has resulted in not
only building up one set of candidates for
office and breaking down another, but its
effects have been felt among some people
that were outside Of politics. The reac-
ton has been felt In a good many places
where they were notlooked for. The shock
has knocked some men away off from their
bearings; has placed some men unex-
pectedly on their feet, and has sent one or
two skipping" out Of the country. Quite
a little army Of men have gone away,
some to stay and others to come back after
a while, whose going did not depend on
the election or its results. Hence any
allusion to "skippers" is not to be mis-
understood. There is n certain man
whose disappearance for four or five days
has caused wailing and crashing OF
teeth among creditors. 1t seems that he
not only owed Tom, Dick and Harry al
ready, but that on the eve OF his departure
he went TO work Systematically and bor-
rowed from his friends to fill his purse to
travel on. A very bad case. II the stories
about him are true.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
obituary.

Thomas Brown, an Austin pioneer, and
9 resident of this place since 1869, who has
been working in the Richmond mine since
1871, was killed last Saturday evening by
q cave in the mine. He was not missed
until yesterday, when search was made for
him. His body was found last evening,
his neck broken and a portion of the scalp
torn from the skull. He was a native Of
B~allygaughn, county Wicklow, Ireland,
aged So years, without relatives in this
neighborhood. He was an industrious,
worthy and highly respected man. His
funeral will take place this afternoon at Q
O'Clock form Miners Union Hall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
Cleveland Dinner.

Mrs. D. W. Levan, having promised q
number Of her young lady friends that, If
the Democrats elected their President, she
would give them a Cleveland dinner, full
filled her promise Saturday evening. She
gave them a sumptuous feast and one that
in every way came up to the Importance
and dignity Of the occasion. During the
course of the evening, a number of young
gentlemen. and a few married couples that
had been invited dropped in and a delight
full social time was had.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18

Tassell Brothers give notice that they
have purchased the boot and shoe business
formerly conducted here by Brown q
Tassell, and have removed their stock 10
the Foley. Ricksrd building next door to
Remington, johnson Il Co.'s grocery
store. Where they at all times keep an i'm,
mepse assortment Of gentlemen's boots and
shoes: also. an elegant line of ladies and
children,s foot wear. No store in Nevada
keeps q larger assortment, or sells
goods at lower prices, than the Tasseli
Brothers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
4. o. ID. r. ~I,eceptIou.

The Odd Fellows of Eureka will be
Visited tomorrow evening by the Grand
Patriarch and the Grand Master of Ne
vada. these gentlemen arriving On the
uain tonight. After their reception by
'he two lodges, they will be entertained az
: banquet to be given in their honor by
The brotherhood.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
For Hamilton.

An extra Concord coach will be dis
patched from this place to Hamilton at 8
o'clock on Sunday morning. the 23d inst,
for the convenience of those attending
court there on the Gath, and will return
here the following day after the adjourn
ment OF court. Fare, round trip, Sl2.
WHITE PINE STAGE LINE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
sTOCA SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
o,o Mexican-65c zoe bio $50
oe sC Gould h Curry-70c 75c
I Az Best & Belcher-l2Oc
30 Ophir-55c
a5O ssvsge-8oc S5c
400 Potosi-9Oc
e %S Hale IL Norcross-280c On
"a Yellow Jacket-12Oc.
100 Alphs-sOc soc b5
go s. Nevsds-65c GOO
sO Exchequer-2Oc
9O %Union-6Oc
1000 Alts-75c zoe
400 Benton-2Oc
"a Occidental-115c
10 N~svajo-34Oc =
900 Belle Isle-30c
IA B~odie-320c 315c 320c
IA Ohollar-165c
100 syndicate-45o
a Con. Pacific-90c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
,rwst he NaturaItxed.

The Supreme Court of the United States
has decided that under the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments a civilized Indian
cannot vote until he becomes naturslized.
Two members OF the court dissented.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
white Deer.

A white deer Was recently brought to
Portland, Oregon, from Lewis river. After
being landed on the sidewalk it was in
spectsd by q large number of sportsmen
and others, many of whom had never seen
one before. When weighed ii tipped the
beam at 81 pounds, and was sold to a
butcher for Sc SO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
Change of Rnse.

M. M. Ley has removed his stock OF gro
ceres, provisions, hats and caps, and
boots and shoes. from his old stand on
nuby Avenue to two doors south from
we Courthouse, where he will be pleased
70 see all his old customers, and as many
new ones as choose to honor him with
their patronage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
Provisions.

F. W. Clute sells for cash 100 pounds of
Pioneer -four, SIS 80; fresh ranch butter
per roll. rs cents; 10 pound can Fair
banks lard, 81 so; 10 bars OF Kinks soap,
81; 4 large cans of sardines. 81; 10 pounds
OF sago or tapioca, 81; 0 pounds of rice.
81; 8 pounds of sugar, 81; 5 pounds of
tea, 81 IS,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18

The Silver King Of Arizona has declared
. dividend of 25 cents per share, payable
on the 18th. This is the first dividend
from this company since September rs,
1881. The dividends paid to date amount
to 81, $50. 600.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
Removed,

M karsky has removed his extensive
ciothing establishment to the building
formerly occupied by franklin q Co.'S dry
goods house, where he is prepared TO show
Tue best goods in the market, and sell
'nem Ut the lowest bedrock prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
Dea.h Of "a nevada Miner.

Richard Trevarrow, who at one time
worked in the mines OF Poiohe, died the
other day at the mines near Hancock
Michigan. he had been sick with con-
sumption for anumber Of years. He was
A member Of Phoebe Lodge of Odd Fell
lows,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
p,.e Feathers make Fine Birds.

Aunt Hannah yesterday received a nne
assortment Of trimmed and untrimmed
hats, feathers, flowers, and trimmings "
all kinds. which she will sell a rsmarHapiy
low prices. Call and m the sooas'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-18
xxr.rAhSEN0EH TRAVEL.
Hotel Arrivals.

Bureau HOTEL. McAllister, Newark;
Thomas Killfoil, James Dunn, Austin.
Jackson House = Il. E. Miller, Ruby
Hill; ]. d. Pope, Geddes.