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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

CnIcAGo, IL, July t-Tfldlns n wheat vas
active at tie qpantgs 'toSlly and TIA ttmtRf vas
MY SrtnnR. hui fhf mafeot tapped i1sn dtillnSsI
i0ll1Rud b lplstnH o. aHftYitF. R0tliSn aivife3
arc quoted dull and inAailVa m9EtstE pFnhahly
tlne 70 the FgpqnRd lAElegse q stocks asEold,
which VA gepSStbd % b al 900 huSheA larger
q Liverpool than on ApdlE The weather Ia nc
west va reported ta DOT tho crops but q the de-
ivefies 70 beNel cared f1F, Ihor.s
ppglFud " bB anxious 70 ooVtF and tho market
Opened 1iA1Sg htsref. advancing ~ additional
AT tliis point o1nsldeFab o ..onE WtnAt came on
dc mG'ket, which caused 6FOAk II 81, 'hiit
Nnder flts denan9 PEieys sallEe4 g Ind tnalsY
closed = " 9her tha9 tettAy. me speculative
llainant i1s cam VA light. hut the market tiFfa
aud. cl6led - hIsher than yesterday. The =.
Otipts Wura smaller and the estimated feeoihis
wee lasS than TIE ARRIVALS todNE T5ieie WlSa iie
tynilnE ID nAsS WitA . tfGAaiY tealiSs md no -,
.ttlclahle ehsnge " pEsreS. Jour quiet and an
niAnR6, Whnlt Shnftlg lpll ard anxious % cover
and ths maEket1plnOd ~ n hsh6F, FuSe "a "A,
dltionAI gu back ~ "a largo olsFingS, Fallied
ed elused ~ higher than tOEilyi sllis ranged;
July GIjflfsEc, closed u Gset August "a
q "a GIned At 9gtfe. sepsoinb6e sltfa
az eia.ed Il gsssf 10. ; Iptsng 81;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

The receipts. which DO not quite equal Aali the
nnmbAr Of th1se Of last week. were Yet fnllI Oqisl
% The very limited deDENd, n bNlehGtS 61liglit
spahngiy and tAeFe was no out,ide deGants Tho
qIRtlsF RAs pct GS god q & Was last Monday.
CpiRmpn . iatr Gbeen sold o. 2,Eaal4e, aud the
ht ttf 'aic. lambs Slld ~ aleG; iag SCH
ing 1t ithef exWanae Same time -laSt ytaF sheep
4alJtp gliSt' III =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

". Il HRARN1,
Attorney-at-Law,
10. lsis MasketsEeas,
WHEELING, VIVA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
Knn,ns CITY.

MoundsvlIla 10 lew y I9.Is 7,
11:a5 q. m, and an We ~ Anuu1ANue - A'ss "
N. daily exceptS tun 1Ay. :. ,.,1, a
MAnnIngtofl &c, om Totat1on % 4:lp Y, ia;
2an0ville ace0L1uo tatn9 ittFe4 M ~,
IS a. M and $50 m; bltEa u = ~. AtA
il: q ~. min h fuaEit to Cincinnati without
change with ~ d o. Sleeper ntnngn " glnclIlsti.
Through Coach from Wheelin,f 70 GtnetnnAtt on
SO. 2 leaving wheeiin Bat sii5 4. Ha.' @sfisAns u
cincinnati Of $50 q N M.
Close connections an made Tor an RolnH s0utn-
a deHilnbla Iuata for lnists and pefeoIt moving
70 the great west and to Wh9ni attention
q gwen. 81. NJ
sleeping car iccommod Eti0ns can be occurred At
psfp0t Ti6kot once. l 10 tiltfHf
1lsos, c. RuHKE. TiGlGsk AgeRe B. & Q. Depot, 4
JOHN T LAM, TfaY. Passenger Agent
r. r. pEvRLfS, General .tgent Wheeling. p n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

70 SoEn quet nLit tirin. ce.st rs tls1ef tllE
{esieLdi..Ei an y So y e!,9leEi 9
4l5s ~ sl me- a1a ~ ~ sle 81
!. ~! eei-1 -. y y.
gaceea y ~; y aaii, 49, &c, ~ eo ~
~ y y ~ ~, ~ \ l
t NJ ~ -
I ig ~ g piainnef 41a9 y. eese1 q
~ ~ y 4elsss - y {sn
Stsabss ~ pasS ,eSts ~,
~ Ss7iEa. Si,ssf eisaf 96e VINCE ann A
ais sasass stsady and nnshaased. l,ltssr Talsd
| ERrS steady n i0llfie AfteFnooI, BoSfi-WheSt
s!s.dv ana IL Gigser. ts5Ffs ann ma NaGc
hfehfr. Oats "a lower. poff lower: Lafti IN.
-, -. -,
AG ~; aosi ktlou i5 .s. gs
nStI siss sFrlss uaScog "a sod etFa oiI
n ISsS5S Wheat Sp0t snring dim: winter bsFe :
;teSdy; op,ion1 AIM: ripts 6e6 brsiSels: az.
fSi011 bushels snof. yo q NifJyauFee aye: No.,f
hRTti Il l3Z: Ma i NoTtheYn d T0Iiai 20: Z. q
md / do 9 { and / sniiaIo sssc: No
had e = and y 9ngradeGi red 9la9 ".
ia - w ng. HnltS " ".
, G: 10 n nt IN s6i !. -
- 2. " y ~ 6a9S
eloslng y =. .se4s Veieeer q va
". Glosts ~ y US3ss nO.etanet y w,
=, y elgsIEs
Iafcn & 1S1Sai i e'osies At 81 4. CON CON-
hsn; receipt. slso9 business Exports 9l,stl
9Lsnel,Ss; Gnstansd e,a9Ict &c. 5fSe
oSg: Heii MtiiIs yelloW SlssG: hisn
n,.,,tt cSsjS,s N n Ia. ssnis
III 1870 e6i5sr ~ sstzes fctobs N Al =
ne nj ~ osts 1,SdeEateiv Sffiye.s Ts,,I,fS n ia
bNssis. sTnor,s h ~ Srsheii, MA SVs1
SsasgEe: white do 56s4ss. ~ stesdy Ind IA
mod kfate densnd. Cone. sp1f faiF: RIO inn n
ssSC. an ii,na SsirIv aefITe. m = Ma su6t az.
"a IL G01 ha1H. Inv saia1 nilS.. Ii.Srist my
IN. sentstnbsr i6l7 ia. Oetober "a: M.
s19ar. refined hrs IStandStGi Il liaG la: torieS
tGnen A6Ise eubes 6J5ssa1e MolssSesquiet. Ri.,e
Arm and In tAtr inquiry. TAllow htm And tAiEiy
active. RoStn STEADY. T1Ipenttne steady at rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
WEDNESDAY,, rHR "a DAY OF July, LIS,

WEDNESDAY, THE Id DAY Of JULY, LEO,
bCeinning NJ 70 o'clock 4. u. OF alii day at the
lTOai dor Vi tie C0ult House Ol OHIO county, sell
Al plbc luCtlOn The several parcels Of real estate
hereinafter mtntinneti, or 50 much Is may be nec'
aiAly % pay the llenS upon the same as Get forth
IN aid decree, the lOstS Of suit aud expenses Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
MeaieI.
DIR. y. E. SNEI'THs
No. 14oi Chaplias Street,
Neas ToaE.seath So.

The hast evidence Of phySiclan's success q The
testimony af kis patients. Tia increasing de-
mRnds for my i6nRl services prnYe that fhAre
dealt h0n0fahly and Alihiy with those who bAYo
consulted me IneFgrrI9 patisnt'1 name with,
had been pronounced lItGufthto. a thorough med
ie4l education with many yeau hospital experience
and familiarity with thefaputic ag0nt1, close OBJ
sefTAneo OF tempeFameutal pecullRrites and strict
attention % hygienio mAnag tn4nreS success
elEe 3 possible and frankly EtIethe patient my
aplnionl 81 y. 2. 1880 ;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

hsUby a,stily thst ne asoye nsinsd spSsiRI
ni'ilhner hAl -tVen baud and AOguFity % ~
NA.d By law, THOMAS u, pARRAH,
~ Clerk n slili Court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
nr Goode.

HEw York. July 1.-The general demand hiss
Ss: Sss ~ 20 sssn RI SsSs on pis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

All dealers rep0st the market ss quite SOW
Throughout, and pr1ees for the tops about lEwOF,
and c0mmqu oattfe l54o OF IhB quality Of the
lilelRE5 averaged not lutteaS good aS lat week
tons being Ssnumernly and % anon cattle moro
pl6nni1l thHn theFlWerH than. Prices nlEd1 trnm
5 70 GO, though few sod &C either extreme, most
saia Tansins from 45S 10 90.
me SWINE HAGKEF.
Arrivals Last week 09
Arrivals oe ItAI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

CINCINNATI. o, July i.-Hogs firm: common and
lisht So 40As Is; packing and butchers 3 e0A4 40;
receipts 2sIy head; shipments iIke d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

30 Was The only One Who Proatea by the
Late Difieulsy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

/, All trAlnS tlAiiyexeept sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport q S:19 q. m (5:4T city
ime) arrives 1t Chi ago At $50 p. m. sane day.
Trims leave cleveland for wheeling u $500 T. M,
500 D m, arriving at 2:lgn m. andS :SS \. N. Y
I.;G. roMLtSGOS,
PASSENGER Ascent, Wheeling. W. Va.
R.AsEe RD,s = - y
Cen. PRss and Ticket Agent, PitnbHrgh, pa.
[ VIVA HILDNIN. MaifRlfpt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
7yNHEELlNG & PmTsBURGH DTVI

On and after JUNE 4. 1S1t, passenger srltnG win
run q follows wheeling time: lsll
For PittSburgh- I. m. Gas p. m. daily; 7:45
q. M, 4.zb p. M, daily except sunday.
For Washington p, M, daily except Sunday.
except Sunday; 10:15 p M, daily; g:05 q. m. daily
from Washington 4. m, dAlly; tt;Q6 a M,
sop M. daily except Sunday lD;I6 p. M. daily.
g K, LORD, General Passenger AgenI
B. DuNHk4f, General sup'l.
]. 4. LAVE. TEaV. Plga. AZ MheRliiig.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

gohn Balls yasz to-day u ncE NJ
Esr0ng FIR Ex vitA RoEzis ~ hzs week.
because psoqs ARE ssi2g thzt k1sEls Il
Dss, ssas fEr. = TIE wrnaz I af all
Hixh Liberal szibsrlsy to-day tAcws
shss EAsAzni . claiming fr Azh2.isszn
. 6ssclzte district org zhses - In
gzazaa ersr exercised tie slightest
sztAarssy dzrlax The LAST half esEszy.
nsr has attempted 70 protest. 6zr-az .
k1g psrod Notwithstanding several
Toy HPs-s eozsnzs beating the Jngo
draz Ladly against the insals II ne
Rzsaiza Airasss. and 81 hold1ng TIE
district IN qassssoa daring pars<y, PF-
lar sslisf spxsAds that R1sEiss eaim IA
eSaorahis and wo-th debating. AID TIA:
waapssss talk or action Is pro6tBssA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
rug wAR In CENTRAL AMERICA

cs,.ri America consists q i've sspa
rate and ~isdep~Bdsns Republics: Gus-
..n.I. san salvador. Hondurzs. MICA
,.vu. and Costa RieA- Guatemala,
~;.s aoassins nors Inhabitants than
.ux a the ress, lies sOuth Of foeatAn,
.ouchiss ~ so, :. ,ls Cali Of Ho.'
durss. On the north coast. and b00Ddeo
soosh asd southwest by San salEad"
and east BY H0ndur1s- Nicaragua Les
ne.t To Honduras and sDzth Of i, and
Cast. Rica 10 southeast Of Nicaragua,
reaching clear 70 the Isshmus Of Panama
The frat three Of these Republics have
for some time been anxiOzs 70 iorn .
Central America Federation. bat Mica
r.yua and Costa Rica wO0d Dos agree 70
Il. The fse Rep1bhz were united 1aai
1879. when The mica vas destroyed By
religious intrigaes-
The war about 10 begin Il bro1sh'
aboas By Prssidsns BzrrioS. 81 GaA's-
maI.. who issued . manifesto the other
day declaring the i've Repubiies to be .
confederation Reoently war was
formally declared BY San Salvador. II
does not appear from the dispatch against
whom, or by whom. this declaration was
made. The Gnssemalan Consai a. Nes
York City supposes that San salFsdoE
and Honduras will unite with Guatemala
10 force the other two Rspablss into Il
union.
The real eszse Of the war Il uDdO9b+
edly .se anbitioa Of Barrlos 70 become
sole ruler Of ali CeasrAl America Since
be has been President Of GGassuAls the
Covsrnrsen. has been IN iron dsspotsZs
and sh0ah Be sz>as1 Il hs present.
scheme be woald stsenp. 70 rzls The
unioa a. hs has raled one State.
Whatever sivantagss might aocr1s 20
all 1--WE RepabEcs fron ~sfederzssoa, there
appears 10 Be 10 ~jassiS=asioa fx Barnes
ses1oa. So lar n inssrnzs5ooal aw "a
eoaaerned, Prsssdens Csvstaod might -
vel Issue . manifesto declaring Al NOxth
Anersez 10 be = ts5srstl9n. ard attempt
70 carry cat the daAEr1saoa By fsrc@
Hcweye. the zEzzz rae Il C<zsrzl Alsr-
zen has beea thxs EsgAs makes right x,d
B.-rsos Eazy saassed s~eupaznly II ha
en3ezvoxs 70 fsznd A. szpirs fU hz-
seE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

NOTICE L HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ znaerssgned assignee OF the estate Of
P. y. EE1ssn. a. insolysns debtorl. VIII ssll 1t
Public Aaet0a. 70 the highest bidder for
e1sh. s. KY warehouse. st the corner Of Pszi
AID Clark streets. Eureka, Nevada. On
Thursday. MaFeh re, 1855,
At 10 O'clock a. n, and eontanas from time to
tzs zztI al are sold.
AL the G0ods, Wares, and Merchandise,
rtors Ftxt1rss. etc. Of tie stock in trade Of
2. y. HG1sen, Of EufekA- The goods are nov
ktcre1 II ny warehouse.
Also, the Silver Peak Tunnel, Blacksmith
shop AID Bosrdinz-koase.
Also. the old international lot 100 called on
SoIta Main street E1resA
Also, 9 certain block Of land, consisting Of
I've loas On Mob Kill Avenue. town Of Eureka.
With the corral. stables, etc, on two Of the
lots
Also, q lot Of Charcoal, being three esrlosds
more Or lsss, row n the Z. L P. Z. z. station,
EuTeka-
Also . Lotto Charcoal, now lying 1t the Eu-
reks Goa ~fHsnsess, being 1000 sacks. more or
lees. and ali the night. title and interest in a
certain lot q Chsrcosl now at the Albion coal
bins. HIRAM JOHNSON lssigree
Eureka. ssT-. March 4. iss5. mh5td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
@eenuine CeanterfefnL-

Basioass Dsa CT Bostoa WHO handle
IEgs gzkafitis Of Subsidiary siiFsr o85a
arg s~0asids-z5sy disturbed ~ the oo><
s0z1I 6s.acsssz Of gs1aios c~o1ntarfsst
hAs@a1a-s. ~hzA II i jzdssd nzss Be u
vary e13aEFs ezr-zAfso1- Taey r.Ll then
gs1z1s e0zzz-1ass@ baoxzss WHEN
P-ops-ly sozosd thsy are idsaHul Il Elzs.
Ealghs AID cszpessf5oa with tboss fr0z
TIA G0FsroEeus minis. Il .s o1ly By
-sE-s e ~ oceE5oDG EsE II coming
sAAs fasy ara detected. and il e therefore
impossible % sstrasss the quantity Of them
Il ezrczAsoo- CozntsrtEting Of this sort
i ~sxessdzrglF prosa5Is when done On .
large sss1ss and dssseron Is practically in
Posslb@ Z lie nsesssE-y prsea7fioEs are
rzks1-
Il d Dot II Al surprising that the
crooks" who rees1f4T stepped 70 eoun-
ssrfssf Psnsiss. sAoas1 n4ks this q branch
q tbslr w5sk- The bullion value q 81
IN sEbss5iAry eoin ID On II eeots. and . q
cent nsrgls Of pr0zs makes quite IN in
cCos1snf 70 eo1ntsrfsisers- Il il be
Levea thai mat Ct tbs metal used il from
reneised trade dollars. By the purchase
q thass Il large quantities the counter
fsiters obtain nstzl already mixed 1t Just
The standard ziloy. To illustrate the
proaf in tbs operation, 100 trade dollars
purchased for 81 eeass. tbs present market
price. vii yiead III standard ~h2lf-dollars. 3
profit Of Sz4 50, lsss the small cost Of rs-
coinage. Ths Secret Service officers have
no clue ~ 70 xhers the work il being
done.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

Sza Fnacasco Alta Eastern philzn-
shropists vii Tot be 70 aaxioas a. they
were 70 psi Nevada cat 81 the Unio1
when tAsy learn that shs nov has an
szti-txszsing law. And yss Il Is the
e-0wnins prox Of her ruin Ten years
2goa prediction that the Conas.oek lode
w0ald peter cut and Virginia City 20
down a. n2adiy a. it went up might pos
Esbly hare foand believers, bat The
prophssy that q time woaA come when
every assbrGzher woald have 20 walk
np 70 the bar alone and pay for his indi.
VIDAL drink would have been received
with Wild ~ineredulity. We fear there
VIII be nc Senatorial campaigns in Ne
vsdA-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ George Tassell has been dulv snno,ntaS
the administrator of the Estate of Patrics
hossiter. deceased. and all parties HOLDING
claims against the Estate Of the said Pstrict
hossiisr, deceased. are hereby notified 10 pre.
senttne same ~ the said Administrator. duIv
certined as required by Law within Ave fsi
weeks from the date Of the first puhlicsticn
OF THIS notice. or the said claims will tha,a'
after be barred. and cease to be . charge aesins,
sAiu essAte' GEORGE TAssELL.
Administrator.
Eureka. Nevada, March 10, 1885. "A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

T.zzeu Brothers give nonce hat toes
have plshhsed re boot % 80
for-ersy c55d1ried bsre y bfoe1 =
Txs%.sl. k1i nsFe rs1oFsd to@r ssek y
- F~sy-.5eksrd b11.dlng nsxf doo1 70
Eezrgs1o. Johnson 4 Co.'S groee1
go. vhs-s thsy $: al TINES ketp an IN
80 sssorrzs1tof gs1fls-e1s boots Eno
-. also. Al s5sgkn; lie Ct ladies' Aod
AJzrzz's foot wear. No store Il SeFaos
k-z 4 larger assortment, OF sis
rooas 81 IoEs- prseas. thsn TIE IAsssli
1-o.kErS-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

The production Of gold in the United
States from l776 to the close Of the year
ls47 amounted TO about so. 900. 900.
The production reached its maximum in
1855. when the sum Of Sos, 600, 900 was
produced. This was all from placer min.
ing. From the discovery Of gold in
lSo to the present time, the production
has been 81. 200. 600, 600. The estimated
stock OF gold in the world at the present
time IL s.. $50. O00. 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22


G. C. Stephens, late Councilman-at-
Large Tor Southern Arizona, and = mem
Der d the rsesat Legislature there, is in
bad odor among his constituents. The
charges against him have been those Of
making corrupt combinations in the
Council, working in the i~nseres. Of rail-
roads, being untrue to his own section Of
the Territory and making false state
ments in regard to his conduct. Excite.
msnt has been very great over the mat.
ter. and 1t = recent meeting At which he
tried to explain his course, the crowd
was not disposed to credit the explana,
tons offered. The meeting came to an
end amid groans and cat-calls.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

So far As the price Of a sseerage pas.
sage from Europe is concerned. this is q
remarkably favorable time for foreign
immigration. The Continental steam.
ship lines are engaged in a war over rates
for emigrants. which he's resulted in
bringing the charge down to an extraor-
binary low figure. The small price Of s.
i charged for passage in some cases,
Meantime land travel East il very cheap,
and the Pennsylvania Railroad has re.
daced its rate from New York City tc
Chicago for immigrants to 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
..ss 70 have sssa csox-7s1 = Z
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Past
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81 xs -zss ses k19E g - EzrYrass Ia
nah 81 an ulfns3s stale Senator
syxr=yrrrR IL, ME& AA-%1Isor
B-ssss sDe1sz-sns 1s1aG & sAs ssais
ssx rhs Wa 8 1s<ss trol q ssroEs
q rarkysss ass D91sk Rs0, Aoo xnoss
~--o- srE $500 La ees1 vsry critical
ssa5 xs - 5oze DsE Ckr-ols11, KS
-o-.inr. It's h-k-zszi-g following lie
s-4sn "a EsrrMzzEEEs LogA1s fArsS
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uh.=- .hs xz-nzzE-szs C Las 1eAi1 wAs
EA5s-
strike Of Tele.r@Phers-
BoS-ox. Nrza 5s.-Tbe sntirs night
s7ros 1 tie Bksis-s and Merchants
Tas=ErEVa c7zPEay STEPPED work 70
rsrnt II l. za5srssOod t5 ssrlks ID
rs-s-I a-zE1yzt TIE E1o3s EDs- Tes
co--s-r i uwzcg hasFF Arrears o. pay
Tss rssars- ezsrs ID par 70 Per cent 81
he s-ag- 4 Aoeepsed u t11l q settle
-srt. FrGi -aTnszs 4 NsEs5 Ee6 strike
= View Tork to2i0Hs-
Fires In Leadyfiie.
Dum NsreA IA 1rs .; LeS1ElAs
Ass lEss sgaf Destroyed the tzissr ssor-
bcuss q Ja-nss szlErk.- Ths loss .
sss3zs s. g1ga- zzszrKaes S394-
E.-ly ials z0r1ing. tos Beaten b-9ck II
Leasr-s. owed By J. y. FEZ12. Of C1f
n.zo, WA bzrnsd- Loss, aSozi sAags.;
FL! Insured
Affairs I'm Panama
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
NOTICED.

DARTiEs HOLDING OUR BANK BOOKS,
NOT written up to March /. 1895, are re-
qussted 10 leave them with us ut once. In
srder 70 have them balanced and vouchers re.
turned: PAXTON & 90.
Eureka. March Q, 1885. mhlo-1w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

Johnnie and the Egyptian Question
PA. What Is Eoglss5 ssading more
troops 70 Egypt for:"
ITO rescue Wellesley. my son."
What 10 Woiseley .hsre for?
"To rescue Gordon"
What il Gordon there for?"
"To restore peace"
who vas fghting!"
Well, nobody was. The Mahdi had an
army rAised though"
Pa, do the British own that countryf"
"No, my son."
Then they are campaigning In the
wrong ward. ain, thsy?"
1T o thai way, Johnnie. Now run
Along and carry in that coal for -FOUR
mother. You're too iDquisitive."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

Tie rrsess OF al goods viii h
-ssxrrhts-~d tron BOZ Until tia 6rsf q
A--il AZ tie White House clothing en-
r1rizz. IN TIE bziIdirg formerly occupied
bv u. J. FnnkEn. All goods TIl Be sold
:; a grsa. sAc-lf@ II order 70 make roon
srr Srrsng gods. Cal ard ss-1re bar
z.irs n EAKzKT, ProDrissor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
Detected by Accident.

PrrrsBuRG. Mach 20.--An ingenious At
tempt to escape from the Riverside Peni.
tertiary was frustrated to-day by the guard
discovering . ffty-foot tunnel. which
reached almost outside OF the walls. The
work OF excavation had been conducted
SO quietly that it was only by accident that
me scheme failed. About so prisoners are
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22

NEW TO-DAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-22
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

10 EMAISING IN THE PosToPFIcy At
Eureka, New. on the 2lss day az N.,rh
1888. Persons calling for any Of thes. Ie.ts-.
will please say Advertised March "a lsss .
Ladies' List:
Howard Catherine Middsugh Georgia
James oarrie E-2 Rogers Lizzie Ma
Gentlemen's List:
Andrew George Horn 7 @
.noe.son ow Lsmmersdorf @
ara strong Mohavk Mine
Anderson L Mcfarland
Gleason W Il McNul,v tn.
glesom Pierson Thos W
nArris WIN Pratt 8
Hedelfnger WI Rife o
Chinese List:
cnong fuen-s Yik Long
Italian List:
Alfonso Strozzi Bsroni Andre.
Snernoino Paledrstu Cerute Bartolmao
Nsse''o fietro DEPART Antonio
Registered List:
Persons calling for registered letter. n,s, =.
personaiiy known to the Postmaster - y
lushuned oy some responsible person t. ~
ealled Tor within 80 days, these letters viii ~
sent tot the Dead Letter Once: 10
Joel Allison Luchsss, -
Jsmossi 6iacomo Tognoni Antonio a,o
Lot'e Giovanni soldsr, er.
ffecerro Ptetro-7 Miglio Battssts
WI. SMITH. Postmaster.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
Notice.

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable rates, at the California ranch, Is miles from Tombstone, Good feed. watIr and shade. For particulars apply to.J NJ. Nash, at the
 ssbskeTy sn Allsn street
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29

The stock of natural rec recently pur chased by Us. being alI consumed, the price Of ice hereafter will be 3 cents per pound which :ate will be maintained during the ssssoa. serTHwssEsaS Ios Qp.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-29
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