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MALARIA
ENTERS THE SYSTEM FROM UNKNOWN
CAUSES. AT ALL SEASONS.
SKATERS THE NERVES. IMPAIRs DIaEs-
TON, AND ENFEEBLEs THE MusCLEa
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TERRORISM IN EASTERN X ESTrcKY-A gen.
ucman ust returned 10 Louisville from eastern
Kentucky SAYS no less than four armed bands
are hunting each other through the mountains
of that region. Last week Talt Hail. a despera-
do. ana one Of his followers named Johnson
shot ana Killed Frank Saycr In his own door,
Way, hecausc he objected to Halls Intimacy
With his (Sayer's) wife. At the cnroners inquest
'sfe dry after, Hail, the murderer. took exrep-
tunn.t To tue selection of Claiborne Jones as n
Jnrgmap. Jones resented this. and the two
gbt their friends and fought in an open field
Two offhe Hall faction web killed and several
wounded. The gentleman reports that in
l4etcher county, during the session OF court
June Sth, Lincoln Banks. noted desperado,
was shot and killed 10y james Frazier. n uner.
chant of Whitesburg, XIV Ranks. with his
drunken gang, Was trying 10 take possession OF
Frazier's store when lac was killed.
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FINANCIAL ANO COMMERCIAL.
Name. q. 900

The following are the opening and 900 pm. prices
Ofthe New York Stock market to-day as reported by
special wire to ii. III. Dodge, $50 18th street
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A ToCcH OF HUMoR Of an unprecedented
character cnivencd "a recent com menorment
\ young woman who was reading with fine Of
feet her graduation essay, quoted from Ham,
let as follows:
Thrift. thrift, Horato; the funeral bak d beans
lbld codiy furnish forth the marriage tables"
As surprised smile which soon became laugh
ter showed the amusement of tho audience the
graduate looked up I'm wonderment. and, not
understanding the Interruption, calmly con-
tinued her reading She apparently was not
aware that She had betrayed her descent by
substituting for bak 4 meats the cultured
and always appreciated. but hardly Shakes
pearean, dish of bak d beans.-Iostoa Jouraal
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Latest FOFefgn News.
RAvAGES OF CHOLERA IN VALENCIA.
lencin ON Thnrsdav tharo ,,ora EOa no,v cosS
of cholera and 25S deaths.
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Schools Closed ON Ac,

Schools Closed ON Account Of Disease.
IN, KISasros, ONT, June 27:wThe public schools
at the request of the board of health they were
closed to-day, owing to the prevalence Of scarlet
fever
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The Rebellion I'm Kash~sr.

ALL THE CHINESE OFFICIALS KILLED AND
COMMUNICATION WITH CHINA CUT OFF.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.-Advices from
Tashkend, in Asiatic Russia, show that the re-
bellion against Chinese rule in Chinese Tur-
kestan Is spreading. In kashgar the laborers
Kashgar state that the insurgents had killed
all the Chinese officials and native OyerSeers In
the city, and had cut OF all communication
With the interior Of China,
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GOT JUDGMENT AGAINST HIS BIsHoP.-A
Denver, Col, Thursday, the opposing partieS
being Felix A. Graham and Right Rev. Bishop
Machebeuf, of the Roman Catholic church,
In obedience Ioan order of the bishop, who
promised to ordain him TO the priesthood and
TO employ him in his diocese, and he sued for
The jury awarded Graham $500 damages. !
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TelegPaDhic Hriefa,

The Chicago fire retort and brick works
burned this morning. Loss, $1S, 600; fully IN
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A TwELvE-YEAR-OLD GIRL CONVICTED OF
MURDER:-At Barnesville, 8. c., Rebecca Sam
. twelve years old, has been convicted Of
she was nursing She soaked the child in q pot
of concentrated I've. The only theory for the
crime Is that the prisoner killed the child to es-
cape tie duty of nursing it. This was the sec
ond crime of the same kind she committed
within two years. She appeared to be totally
trial and twice went to sleep in the dock with
her head resting on her hands. She has an in
nocent face and is not apparently in the slight
est degree affected by the result of her trial.
She has not been Sonfenced.
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Sale or q Railroad.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-The Cincinnati North
ern railroad from this city to Waynesville, Ohio,
was sold to-day by order Of the United States
court To \. s. WinslOw for $500, 900. Mr.. Wins
low bought the road in behalf OF the first mort
gage bondholders, who will proceed to organize
n company and operate the road,
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SENrENCED.-SecOnd Lieut.. Carroll Merser,
OF the marine corps, who was contaminated
In New York tor drunkenness ON the Panama
expedition, has been sentenced to two years
suspension on half pay and to retain MS present
number on the register drring that time.
MRS. GREENLAND, of Pennsylvania, and Mrs.
Whipper, Of South Carolina, clerks in the gem
eral land Office, were dismissed to-day.
The MARINE HOSPITAL BUREAU Is informed
that the Hansa, sailing vessel, recently from
the East Indies, has left Hamburg for Philadel-
phia without bill Of health and without hav-
Ing been inspected at the point Of departure.
The collector Of customs at Philadelphia and
the quarantine officials ut the Delaware break
water. have been instructed to be on the look
out. The bureau is also informed that there
are six cases Of small pox at Fort Davis, Texas
but the health officer there does not think the
disease will become epidemic.
ORDER MoDIFIED.-The order forbidding the
delivery OF money orders and registered letters
to DIR. Butts, OF Louisiana, Miss, has been re-
scinded SO far as to allow him to receive letters
addressed to himself, but Is continued so as to
prevent his receiving matter addressed to an
alias.
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ROBBERIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Perry, 1872
Massachusetts avenue northeast, reports stolen
ITO 18th street northwest, reports stolen q
suit of brown clothes, worth $40.
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H,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
No. 5l5 F.UR-ANDA-hAL LIZ STREET SOUTH
WtST, Al AUCTION.
On HURSDAI. JULY SECOND, 1885, at ~eA
HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. M in front OF ~
the premises Will sci. sub lot So, In square 495 liz
improved by tiITee-Story Brick, containin: ten
rooms with modern improvements being No. 5l5 Az
STREET southwest.
Terms easy, and made known at sale slOO depoSt
required ON the premises
je21-deds THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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L'Cf.EY, Aucti oneer
THE IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS. 9O'

THE IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS COS
SEVENTH STREET N0RTHW ESr.
VIII be sold AT public auction. withou, reserve COM
mencins ON WEDNESDAY JULY FIRST, ISS5 nj
Ten O'CLOCK A NJ, and will continue daily until
the stock has been DISPOSED of.
The stock CONSISTS of silks Saiins V,lyats fine ash
nieres and Dress Goods of the iics and d~ir-
Dc stNi.- Table Linens Nap kins Towels and Linen
so's~ oi all kinds, Fine Hosiery. Corsets Gloves Pm
broid.ries, Isc,s nsrrwear PtrnsoIs and Umbrellas
Splendid line 81 White Goods fs,wns -ateeus cling
Mains Flannels, casslm-rs and dnmesiics generally
sinhroiderel Piano covers. Table Covers. Tibet
Sbawis: also black and thousa oil
articles usually to he tond IN firsciass dry goods
sore Ladies specially invited attend this sale
a. TIE good/Iave been carefully hest city
uis anu vii be sold Ia tlie highest bidder for cash
je275tA NJ FOI.EY Nn,.t
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The follow.
ing were the readings ut the signal Office to-day:
3 a. m;. ITO; a. IN, 1912: II q. M, 75.1;
d. NJ, 70 !.
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H"c "HEdOHHG EWFA H1ucH11SpHIent.
The national encampment will open at Fair
mount Park, Philadelphia, July 6, and will
continue one week. Battery F, 9th artillery,
Capt. Randolph, from Fort Hamilton. New
York harbor, and battery C, Sd artillery, Capt.
Warner, from Washington, have been ordered
t. go into camp at Paramount Park, July s.
drills will be composed OF the following offieers
detailed from the United States army: Major R.
Infantry; Lieut.. Satterlee, Sd artillery; Lieut. c.
Chase. Sd artillery; and Lieut.. w. T.. Birkhi-
mer, Sd artillery. Major r. H. Jackson will
act as judge of the United States light battery
drills. Major w. d. Hughes, U. S. quartermas-
ter, laid out the camp.
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rr>HONAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

GI>HONAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
BEiSG No slS SMITH STREET SOUTH
WEST. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. JULY SFdOND, 1888, at estN
SIN O'CLOCK T. NJ. In front Of the premises .:ssz
VIII sell the above property. being improved by
o twosiOry Brick Dwelling. with fine store ON frsl
noor and very suitable for grocery liquor estab-
lishfnenI
Terms made known and SlOO deposit required at
time 81 sale
te21dtds THOMAS BOWLING Auctloneer
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Horsewhippesi by q Woman.


ADVANCES TO A PRETTY CHORDS GIRL RE
SENTED BY LADY MANAGER.
Bradford, Pa, special to the New York
World, Goth, says:-Miss Emma r. Steiner di.
rectress and pianist Of the "New York Standard
Opera company" was before Alderman Wheeler
to-day on charge of having last night assaulted
with horsewhip o. NJ. Smith, susceptible
Youth who halls from Lock Haven, Pa. where
the troupe performed last week. Miss Steiner
said that Smith followed the company to Brad
lord and was forcing his attentions upon Miss
May Bruno, pretty sixteen-year-Old chorus
singer. She says Smith insulted the girl, and
having in her hand q cartwhip one of the
stage properties of 1.-THE Mascotte," Miss
steiner, struck Smith with it once or twice over
the shoulders. Seeing the weapon raised to
strike him a third time Smith fed.
Miss Steiner was bound over for trial in the
sum Of $4,000, which was furnished by A. L.
Newell. Smith says there is no truth in the
charge OF Miss Bruno that he insulted her. He
met her in Lock Haven and paid her some at
tention. She intended to leave the company
and remain in that city, but her friends finally
prevailed on her to 60 with them. He said he
came here on private business, and meeting her
on the street walked to the opera house with
her. She wanted him to buy her bottle of
brandy. and when She came out after the show
she was angry at his not getting it. He denied
having made any improper proposal to her.
Miss Steiner is the daughter OF a wealthy mer-
chant of Baltimore, and has borne the reputa-
ton of being plucky girl and able to protect
herself and her company.
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r II WARNER. Real Estate Broker
TRCSrEES SALE OF ONE-FoURTH INTERFsT
II M0lSE No o22 SEVENTH STREET

sOCTEw EST.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated January e.ee
eth. 1855 recorded In tibef No. lU2S fllio s:,tj :.
sch of Tie land records Tor the District Of Co es
'iiir and by direction of tine party secured thereby
= VIII sell on MONDAY, JULY SIXTH, 1856, ai
I'VE O'CLOCK Nj. at public Auction, Ia front OF
We pfeniists onefnrth interest in aud part OF
sotr esht 80 And hae 80 in square numbered
txnf hni,dred and siSty-six (4Gd}. In the city
81 washington ID. G.. beginning for the same
~ p. on the iiue ut 7th street southwest twenty
6Sof tett h1fth rom the southwest of said
square ana trimming thence noth with the line said
street t"eity-nve 30 feet and nine f9 Inches; thence
east seventy SIX fol feet thsce south To the line Of
SCUM street. Thence WEST four feet: thence north
twenty 20l feet and thence west seventy f7I)
st ~ the HE OF said sih street and place of Begin
ming - -
Terms cash, To lac complied with within seven DAYS
nom day ot sale in dei&ut of which right il re.
served 10 resell NJ risk ami of efanlting pur
CHASER amer Three days i'm The lyeIline
etar newspaIEr ttnTPypncins AT pufci,users Gust
OolsSst Ol oO rei,Ilr AZ tim. OF ale
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON. Trustee.
40 9Th 81 NV.
OONtaNSON Isitp>., AuctS je2s-roStis
For Other Auctions See 9TH Pare.
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Alleged VOOtiOOisns.

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF COLORED GIRL
TREATED FOR SNAKES AND SCORPIONS"
telegram to the New York Herald from St
Louis, June %, says: A colored girl, named
Anna Lance, died in house on Poplar street,
and the neighborhood is in a furorc over the
impression that she was vOodoOed by Ida vii
liamS, who has the reputation of being q sue
cessful "vOOdOO' doctor. The body of the girl
has not been buried, but is being kept for an
Investigation of the case, which came to the
knowledge of the police this morning. The
two girls lived together until about nine weeks
ago, when Anna came to her mothers house
on Poplar street very sick and swollen around
the chest and abdomen. She fingered until
Tuesday afternoon, when she died. The doctors
called In to see her said she was suffering from
bronchitis, which had developed into rapid
consumption. The father and mother of the
girl say that a week before Annals death Ida
Williams came to the house bringing with her
bottle halt full of something that looked like
whiskey with roots soaked in 1t, and said that
If Anna had "scorpiOns or snakes in her. a
dose of that medicine would ''drive them all
down." The sick girl did not touch the rnedi-
cine, but the old folks have the idea that she
may have done so before she came home sick,
and in some mysterious way have become"hoO-
dOOcd' and poisoned. The case eXcites great
interest, as it is said the girl has been practic-
ing her "hOOdOO" business for some time, and
many peculiar cases are recalled in which she
was acquainted on more or less intimate terms
with the victim.
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The Courts.
EQUITY CoURr-Juelge Chr.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Quill agt. Wolf ct al, argued and
submitted
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For Other Auctions See 7th Page.
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AUCTION SALES.

w 651 louisa ma Avenue,
Opposite CITY Post Office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25
A CHANCE FOR
Sale
-oF-
BANKRUPT STOCK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ E-s1erxEssa lssssg1es Of the estate Of
y. " EASES. a. izsolvezf debtor, viii szli At
hh2ss Azen07. 70 the highest bidder for
raxA. n Ey wKrehozze. 81 the corner CT Pazl
al Clark s<sez. Enreka. Nevada, On
Thursday, March re. IssJ.
II - e'es0ek A. NJ. nd eoaszue from dns %
r.s En1l AL are sod
AL the Geo3s. wares. AID Nerchgndise,
Stare flxf1res. etc. Of tie stock in trade Of
P " ExzseR- ef EzfekA Tie goods srs rox
Es@-sa II ny w~kreAc1se-
Also. the Silver Peak Tunnel, Blacksmith
kAsq &2e BosreiEx-s11se-
Also. tie old I1tsrzgtGnxl Let 80 called OF
S1sta Main street.. Rnr-aA
Alao. . certain block a Land. consisting Of
Eve Ass IL No5 E3M Aveuzs. town Ct Eureka,
vita TIE corral, st.b1es. etc On two CT tie
kzs
Also. . lctef CA&reoAl. being three carloads.
Eors CT leszs EcT AZ The Z. 4 p. f. z station,
Ezr-kk
Also . loscf CkarooAl. now lying AZ the Eu.
reEs oca fzsnAses. being 31a0 sachs. more ar
ls@s. AID ali tie right. title and interest in q
e@rsA-1 let Ct Chkrcozi nOE At the Albion coal
tins. HIR4N IJHseOS Assixnee
Ezrsf1. sev-. March .. lssS- EhStd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25

The foreigners are very dolsfal over
the fac. that free excursions from Wash
inetOn down to Mount Vernon On the
Dispatch viii no more be heard Of. and
that Secretary Whitnsy viii not follow
the example Of Secretary Chandler, whose
bark was on the sea and his boat Wa On
the shore the best part Of his tine, both
loaded down TO the gunwass with d.
plomass and champagne When the
balmy April days Ou and they re
member the nice little cards that used to
be sent srourd. requesting the pleasure
Of their company On an excursion TO
Mount Vernon, they vii feel the change
all the more. The TAIlagooss IS beng
fitted up for . freight boat and the DIS
patch viii ply among the different Navy
yards, and when Secretary Whitney and
Secretary Bayard rant TO give q water
party they viii have 70 desrsad into
their trousers' pockets and cOnducs it On
q c. o. D. basis, which means come
ounediatsly down.
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A xARKEn Difference.

The Republicans manifest much pleas
ure AZ the dIssatisfacsi0n which ==s
Democrats have shown in consequence Ct
tAe Presidents apparent ~intsation TO
hasten slowly in the matter Of removals
from oEce. They naturally Ike 20 Sc
their opponsnss IN distress. and they also
like 70 keep their own people in once as
long a. possible
The most stringent sort Of Civil Ser
vice Reform = deightfnl 70 the Rspabh-
cans-whsn they see It . practically sp-
Piled by . Democratic ADMINISTRATORS.
We venture TO predict however. that
If they shOuld be restored % poser focr
years henee, the Denocr1ts IN oEns vii
not be xIlowed nore than time 70 pack
their gripxscks before they viii have 70
get ont
Civil Service Reform has ariseo 70 II
fall ssrsngsh iast IN season 70 give sscar-
itr 10 ; horie II Republican o6osholdsrs
whon the Prsxidsnt and his adviser.
wuai doabsssss Ike 10 rszoEe, for the
PabEss god
PerhapA however. the Ainlaist-sssor
viii hare xlsdsn sao1gh 70 use the r.
Harm Prl1upass ~ n ar1cr. bGs ~.
k10x i.ss1 70 be Stacked by then
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Notice,

NOTICE Is HgRyRY Grvvu nm
~ George rssseu h.s be4n AL anAI
the Adninistrstor Of the Estate Of ps.resa
nossiter. deceased. and ali parties haIs,n.
claims sesinst the Estate Of The ssis p.t.sak
noss.ssf. deceased. are hereby not ned 10 n,aA
ss-,ss.s ssms v The said Administrator, duIy
weeis from the date OF the srst ave ~
o. THIS notice; or the said claims VIII ,hA.a
aiter De barred. and cease TO be . ch.r.a 1919.
aEoRGE TAssELL,
prrvp administrator
EUREKA. Nevada. March 10. 1855. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25

Ths,s has been a remarkable decline
in the value Of the trade dollar ms
.-.ex.eoin.- for it has no real value IN
,h;. country now, except As . nnen
huII;oa. has been an object Of widespread
.pecalation for the past two years Inc
sx,setation has been that Congress
xould redeem the trade dollar At par,
and . bill for this purpose was before TIE
last Congress, hat the session ceased with
no action taken upon it. In the belief
that the Government would redeem the
dollar at par, balliOn spectators AVE
been for two years buying up the COINS
and boarding them till Congress should
act A. least two Wall street trims
have each held 500. 600 Of the trade dol
lars purchased all the way from 30 TO 70
cents. Recently Zimmerman 4 Forsny,
of New York. purchased l0o,Oooa u d
cents. At this rate . slight profit can be
made by exporting them TO China The
.wo firms alluded to above must have
los. 500, 600 on their speculation Many
other bankers firms and great many
business men il all lines hold trade dol
lars in various amounts, from some
thousands to few hundred, and they
still hold on to them, believing that the
next Congress will surely redeem the
coin, and that they viii lose less IN IN
terest than by selling them al bullion
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The theory that Gen- Grzns h.s pro
duced = cancer IN the tongue By sack
ing. has no foundation in medical 81.
enee. 1t is we'll known that smoking
and chewing may produce nicotine poison,
which sometimes is developed in anal
tamors in the mouth and throat. Such
tamors are very troublesome. and have
the appearance Of a canoe to some ex
tent. The use of tobacco when the skin
Of the mouth is broken is more injurious
than when the skin is sound.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25

Ii Lan3s1 ezise Saxnesk morerssai
. taxing Eazos. and TIE to1s q The Lad
ing SaEnSL Journals would seem 10 dis
eSurlgss sr PursAy nsasy rsssaas the
p~ros2ecsa 81 WAY bsrwsza Engiani and
EzHzaA The imps1@nsy Il Rassia 70 f2r
rs n ssrsrs srrEz O. ker credit u coa-
csrna3 Hsg Be Eaa probably sssxaxssr-
ssed Shuzh ns WIZ ks saros3 zpoa her
that great uk-snz world s15 sszswsy q
carrying 4 q. ena waEA m ss.<r dine-
gard d sns snxars.l s1ssrnA he
parse and tbs sxcri y sezp1isz xrs
closely Eaised. and whzt frssr pssps ars
unable 70 do by taxzsioa a dsxpos E1y
accomplish By forced lssieA Il s0ns
what early N TIE day 70 z0~ ore,
bankrupt RnssiA~
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Too Good for - CLERK.

Dry Goods Merchant" So. sir -,
think you could learn to become q sales.
mani"
YES, SIR
Vel, suppose you we're waiting nm
That man and his wife over Al A. ,..a
counter. What would you do frssYn
Il should hold up the best p;ece Of Lac
In the stock, and ask the maa il be sidn,.
. II becoming to his daaghssr's stvls
Of beauty" '0
We'll. What then7"
"Oh. nothing. The woman vouIs ~.
care OF the rest Of It,"
ioqng man. l don't want ron for =
SiefA' l want you fer . partner"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25

T.sssli Brothers give notice that 'ney
.xr.rchssed the boot and shoe business
s~--srlv Conducted here BY Brown q
- ana lave removed their stock 70
sSsFa,sr-Rlcsard building next door to
Ee-=xscn. johnson 4 Co.'S grocer!
.,o-s. vhsrs they ss sl times keep an I'M,
-s-se sssortuentof gentlemen's boots sSa
49,: .lso, ~ slegsn. line Of ladies .
,~h;sarsn,s FOO. wear. No store in Neyaas
ta-os q larger assortment, or sell,
rooas 1T lower prices, than the TAsseii
Rrnbsrs-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25

The camphor laurel. . native Of China,
aud he tree from which most Of the cam
pAor Of commerce ID obtained, has been
introduced successfully in California, one
tree in Sacramento having attained the
hight Of thirty feet. The wood, every
part Of which smells strongly OF csmphor,
IL light and durable, not liable to injury
frcn insects. and much favored by cabinet
makers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25

owing to the strinseRcy in the money
market We have reduced our prices ON
80 D0S's mo shoes TO the lowest living prices,
Anah hereafter will only sell our goo5. Il,
eAsn. 80, please don't ask for cred, -
We viii be compelled to refuse II. Ps-soas
,nosoied to the arm will please make i'm
TAssEIL BRoragRs.
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NOTICE.

pARTIRs HOLDING OUR BANK BOOKS.
l. not written up 10 March 1. 1885, are re-
to leave them with US at once, in
order 70 have them balanced and vouchers re.
turned. PAXTON L co.
Eureka, March Q, 1885. mhi0-lw
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New ealicOs-as Harris q Mathews.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25
PetreIeum Trade.

PHILADELPHIA. March 1.-A shipping
oosiness. Amounting 10 nearly four mil
hons yearly. las bsea established in this
s.sy s1nes Jans Last By American agents Of
EoropsAn capitalists engaged in refining
pssroisan IN Francs. Spain and Austria,
and since October Last the sgsncy has
snlpqsc iron lis depot ~ Point Breeze
nsArsy half = nillioa barrels Of crude oil.
The Commissioners sussafaed.
RAszIsoros, March aS.-Tks Supreme
Co1ri Of the United States to-day sus-
tanned the decision Of the Court below in
iAvor Of the Board Of Commissioner an
pointed under the Edpnnds Act 10 suuer-
wise the elections il Utah.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-25

NV 1oEx, Mareh G.-Gen. Grant re-
tred ~ 10 oieloek and slsps fttully rnnl
: O'Clock this -ornisg. from which boar
n slept oo1s- his forenoon be cAA;tad
s1sa Nrs- SArscris- The patient i L
iselsng As sfrang to-day Is yesterday, owing
70 ihs Hndas sxsassEsut ot yesterday and