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NIB. Until further notice our stores
will open at 7;l5 \. NJ, and close at
Pm. Red House.
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By every Wine Aier-
chant of prominence,
Hotel, Club and Res
taurant, and in use at
the table of every
family. When enter
tanning with PIPER
you may rest assured
that it is the correct
thing.
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AIDES cartwheel hats, Coburg straw,
Ined with fine plaid lace null. faced
with same, and bunch of roses, 81. Red
House.
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PosTEb's Strawberry Dew Drops is now
for sale everywhere. Call for it; it is the
finest soda water out.
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Boorn & Co.-Wnl fill your orders fol
Piper Heidsieck.
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Exhibition OF HAND GRENADEs.-The
Hayward Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher
Company will give grand exhibition to-
night at : o'clock, at the corner of Fourth
and X streets We hereby challenge the
Harden Hand Grenade Company to a COM
petitve test at the same time and place.
4. l. Webb, Manager.
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HUGH CAsEY.-Will sell you Piper
Heidsieck.
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Piper

IN every city and town
Of the United States
from Maine to Texas.
from New YORK to the
Pacific Coast.
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II. WEINRIcH.-Will have Piper
sleek for Won
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MARRIED.

LINDLEY & Co.-Will keep Piper-Heid-
sleek in stock.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENrIos.

Metropolitan Theater-" Pecks Bad Boy
matinee and evening.
Naomi Chapter. tonight
Court Suffer, tonight
Auction Sales.
Sherburn Il Smith, May 29th-Furniture.
Bell " Co.-Work and Road Horses to-day.
Business advertisements.
Hale Bros. d Co.-EXtra Bargains.
NeInstock IL Lubin-fertnent Facts.
Red House-Gents' Furnishing Goods
Nelnrich IL Goa New Firm
Strayed-A Bay Filly.
BIDS for iyilegeS-Caledonia Picnic.
Piper Heidsieck sold everywhere
Payilion Privileges to Let-State Fair
Wanted-A Situation.
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Weber Greek, Fl Dorado county, May 25-Wife
of. w. Jurgens, son. (San Francisco papers
please copy.)
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NJ. CRoNAN.-Has just opened his new
wholesale store. He must have Piper
Heidsieck
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Ii is Drank

see that every label
has the name of JOHN
OSBORN. Son Il Co. New
York and Montreal, on
the bottle. which is sui
ficient guarantee that
the wine is first quality,
h avin & been estab-
liShed themselves since
1876.
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EBNER B,os-Pleased to have your or
ders for Piper Heidsieck,
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LADIES cartwheel porcupine hats, So
cents. Colors navy blue and garnet. Red
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EINHlS HOUSE WILL BE KEPT N FIRST
cass style. Meals, . cents: Board and
m2l-ff Holm
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HOTELS AND kEsTAURANTS.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS.

TFNltS DESIRABLE SUMMER A 1o,
i Resort and Sanitarium. AEIf- "a
situated on Howell mountain ET III bSz3tR
% miles northwest of st. He - ffasl ss4SSr-
lena, Is open to those seeking ezs5s-@5s=ssszsl1,
health, or rest and recreation Scenery is unsrr-
passed. Air balluy; free from fogs and malaria.
Water pnre and soft. from fine spring. Bath
Carriage and Horseback riding. an eyneri-
enced PHYSICIAN and surgeon, with gentlemen
ana lady assistants, viii attend all cases re0uir-
ing his care. Excellent facilities for treatment
Terms, reasonable Send for circular, or come
and see" Address
RURAL HEALTH RETREAT.
m26-Im ST He1apa col
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HACKNEY HOUSE

(FCRMERLN FIFTH AVENUE HOUSE,.
Fifth street, bet. j and Il, Sacramento.
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THURSDAY, May 2Sth, the five Councils of
Chosen Friends will picnic at Beach $
Grove. A pleasant trip by the steamer
sion to grounds free.
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NoTARIAL APPOINTMENTS. - Governor
Stoneman has appointed and commissioned
the following Notaries Public: Jesse Wood,
Penz, Butte county; Albert NJ. johnson.
Sacramento; Charles d. Wheat. San Fran
cisco; II. 5. Martin, Millville, Shasta county;
Joseph Rice, Ireka, Siskiyou county: J. #.
Campbell, Santa Rosa, Sonoma county.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. - Confidence
Lodge, No. IS, X. of p, had an election of
officers last evening, which resulted as fol-
lows: 7. c., W. T. Bird; c. c., $ Katzen-
stein; Y. c., w. B. Ofeld; Prelate,
George Tenbrook; NJ. A, L. +. Wander.
cook; Director, Gus. Melander.
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GEO. W. CHEsLEY.-Has carload Piper
Heidsieck on the WAY
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CASE DIsMTssED.-It is not an uncommon
thing for hedgling attorneys to argue
themselves ont Of Court, but it is rarely
that a prosecuting witness so effectually
swears himself out upon the sidewalk as
was the case yesterday in the Police Court.
Considerable time had been taken up in
the hearing of charge of disturbance OF
the peace brought against saloon-keeper
by a FOurth-street barber and would-be
billiardiSt, and finally the latter was put
upon the stand and told how the defendant
had ordered him ont of his saloon and
hurled unpleasant epithets at him. The
prosecuting witness evidently thought he
had made out q good case. and was about
leaving the room, when Judge Henry re-
called him and asked what reply, if any,
he made to Gruhler " 1 told him -
- - - was the reply. 1.-The case
IS dismissed - CALCULATED the disguised
Judge. Il am astonished that any man
should have the effrontery to come into
this Court with a charge of that kind
against another, and then admit the use of
such language by himself. Bailinf, adjourn
the Court open the windows and let the
hall be ventilated
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WOODBURY. & BARNES. get you
Piper II eidsieck
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A. II. Powers Il Co,-Will keep Piper
! HeidseotS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
sboshone InfeIicities.

Some two years ago q shoshone squaw,
who worked in 3 private family In Eu'
reka, dressed gsily when going upon the
streets, and she seldom ever recognized
those OF her tribe whom she would see
about town. Several bucks woed and
fiastsred her, all Of which she withstood'
until finally an old and about the homii-
est one Of her tribe in these parts accom-
plisbed in making q decided mash whion
In a short time resulted in q union. She
ceased the life she had been living, and
again became one OF her rowing sisters.
The buck and his mate got along fairly
we'll until recently. when she notined nun
OF her desire for q mutual separation.
That he could not think OF. and as sne
showed a determination to play an act IN
life similar to that Of many OF her sex oil
the white order, the old buck yesterday
shoved a decidedly aggressive spirit and
he not only smote her but he kicked ana
abnsed her in such q shameful manner
that Under Sheriff Mason arrested him,
and he Is now sojourning in Hotel . ia
Stinson. Meanwhile the squaw Is putting
ss many miles as possible between herseii
and her liege lord.
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IMPORTANT.

To the People of Eureka and Vicinity:
We wish to state q few facts which we
hope will place US in 9 true business
light and on a sound commercial standing
in this community.
First-we say it without fear Of success
full contradiction, that we are selling land
propose to continue to do SOL irst-class
dry goods, carpets and gents furnishin 6
goods as cheap as they are being sold to-
day in San Francisco or any place on this
coast.
Second-We have no old and shelf-worn
goods which we offer, but all CLEAN.
NEW. STYLISH materials, selected with
great care from the finest and largest
stocks of goods Just opened from the East
Inv direct importers. We have completed
onr arrangements with one OF the largest
Wholesale houses in the world, to con-
s,antly secure for us the best OF bargains
and the first selection Of new goods In
every instance. ~
Third-Ws propose adding q small NV,
ing profit to every article we sell. WE
OFFER NO BATS. OR QUOTE FLO
TICIOUS PRICES in order to IN
duCe p6OpI6 70 Duy, Oos f -
goods side by side with any and all
competitors. knowing that upon examins
tion we will come out ahead. We
have one price, and mark every ar
ticle in plain figures, so that every
man, or child can see lot
themselves just what every article sells
for, Since opening, our store has been
crowded constantly. and each buyer nas
left with the verdict that they had been
souarely treated, and served good goods 81
low prices. BY SPECIAL FAVOR we
have been given inducements by O'Oonnor,
Moffatt 4 Co., of San Francisco, IN the way
Of obtaining goods from their house
should any Of the ladies in the community
wish to send away, we keep on hand q
full stock of their samples from every de'
nartment to select from. which can Of
seen at any time in our store.
Remember, one price to all. square oeai,
ing, no bats offered. goods obtained
strictly from first hands, entire satisiac
ton given or money refunded snd 81
earnest desire to please al and OBTAIN
reasonable share Of your patronage. w
remain respectfully yours.
J n dAkklS q MAAnH"S'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

The dressy black fabrics are Of silk, satin
and cashmere.
Pink in all shades ia the Partisan passion
Of the passing moment.
The navy blouse suit for little girls is re-
vived for Spring wear.
Novelties in stationery are chem
stitched and I" raw edge or unhemmed
paper"
Round hats grow taller in the crown and
narrower in the brim in the back as Win
ter advances.
old-isshioned long scarfs will be worn for
Spring wraps.
Heliotrope, which is as fashionable for
. color as for q perfume, m in seven
different shades.
Apopular trimming for skirts is mirliton
composed of velvet ribbons, which begin
on the hips and cover the whole skirt in
diagonal rows.
Great economy is possible in combina-
ton dresses when short lengths of fabrics
are to be found on remnant counters. These
dresses are most effective for house wear.
The use of furs will be prolonged
through tu6 DpIiuB iIoetcs IoA nAnACn
fur depassants, or very narrow borders OF
furs set underneath the edge to be trimmed
so as to just show, will be the prevailing
styles.
While the popular taste is for combin-
ing wool and velvet, there are also many
dresses that are partly Of the plain gros
grains, or of inexpensive satins of Q sim
gle color. The woollen goods are used
for overdresses and the silken fabrics for
the skirts or parts Of the skirt, such as
panels on the front.
Early Spring dresses for girls are ex-
tremely pretty. The English frock, the
practical and convenient sash dress in one
place, which leaves the child at full liberty,
is the theme, which is subjected to many
variations. Most of these dresses have a
bouffant plastron forming an intrinsic part
OF the waist or skirt. Sometimes the
waist is made separate, in the shape of
| either a long basque or jacket, opening
over a plastron, and trimmed with button
holes corresponding to buttons placed on
each side OF the plastron.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
Petit Jurors.

The following named gentlemen have
been selected as petit jurors for the pres
ent term OF the District Court: John No
Kenney, John Walsh. J. II. Riley, Ed Nc
PArIand, Simon II. Fraser. Andrew stin'
son, John Stewart. George b. Brown, ID
Alien. George @. Englert, John Tonkin'
J.. A. Dorr. II. X. Morrison. E. y. OAsmsn'
J.. l.. Thompson. Maurice Delaney. @.
Rossetti. Thomas Gordon, Pat Dugsn
Thomas Barnes, Thomas Cunningham, ID.
II. Conkliu. j. II. Green. A. q: Clark
Paddy Manning and Dennis Crowley. !
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15


A List of the Pupils OF Our Public
schools Who Distinguished Them
selves I'm Their Studies Daring
the Month Ending Yesterday.
High School, Hiss E. Wright, teacher
Jennie Atwood, "a per cent; Will Black
we'll, a.; Maggie Blackwell, 90; Harry
Campbell, "a; Olive Diamond, So; LABEL
Dsneke, 80; Josie Kennedy. SO; Mary
Keen, a.; Victor Lamotte, 95; Louise
Loschenkohl, "a; Alma Mannheim, 80;
Willie Olsen. 95; Mamie Steler, So; Fannie
Steler, "a; Maud Wells, go; Annie Young,
so; Fife Webster. 80.
Grammar School, Mrs. Helen M. At
wood teacher-Johnny Best, 80 per cent;
Frank Clark, SO; Flora CLARK, SO; Mollie
Clark. "a, Willie Oohn, 80; Carrie Terrell,
50; Martha Hicks, "a, Ida Harmon, 80;
Michael McElroy, SO; Mary Olsen, 90;
Addie Spencer, SO.
First Primary, Miss Ella Riley, teacher
George Bliss, SO per cent; Bart Powell.
30; Annie Terrell, "a; Mamie Harris, "a;
Johnny Haley, "a; Rose McEwen. SO; Fam
ME McGarry, SO; Mamie Shoemaker,
80; Eddie Kind, 80; Sadie Taylor, 80;
Lillian Spencer, "a; Charley Egleston, 80;
Herman Bremenkampf. 90; Charley Brem-
enkampf, 80.
Second Primary. Miss Mary T. Roarke.
teacher-Charley Lambert, Mollie Stew
art, Josie King, Josie Robertson, Nettie
Oonover, Katie McElroy, Minnie Stowell,
Minnie Sadler, Charles HUI, Mary Har-
mon, James Greek, Katie Riegelhuth, Ike
Cohn, Minnie Mau, Lille Edgecombe,
Oracle Jackson, Clyde Bliss, Ralph Travers.
Third Primary, Miss Julia e. Mad
igan, teacher-Frank Cole, 100 per
cent; Petty Davis. 80; Edgar Sadler.
90; Gussie Mason, SO; Raymond T. Baker,
80; Laura Bonetti, 81; Harry McEwen, 9S;
Ada Mannheim, 90; James McElroy. 9TH;
Edna Lesser, So; Joe Boos, SO; Homer
Phelps, SO; Eddie Beard, 96; James Han
non. SO; CLAY Powell. 9S; Ollie Phelps, SO.
Fourth Primary, Mrs. M. Wendell,
t~eacher-Lily Rrsdy, Stuart McMartin,
Josie Brown, Paul Norman, Lizzie Bon
netti, Leo Harris, Nellie Edgecombe, Loui
Andre, frankie Steler, Charlie Davis.
@. H. CRowELL, Principal.
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FLUE DUST.


seutineI's Reporter.
Wasbington's birthday next Sunday.
District Court will be in session to-mor-
row.
Tom Cummings came in last night from
Cortez.
Jpdee Rives returned last night from
San Francisco.
Th Grand Jury meets tomorrow morn
/ ing at 10 o'clock.
Arizona wants Congress TO sink arte-
| sian wells on its plains.
Tbe usual religious services will be held
in all our churches to-day.
Fred Plageman, a San Francisco mer-
| chant, arrived here last night.
Ben Marshal has been promoted TO the
| superinsendency of the Albion mine.
Reserved seats for the Knights ball can
| be secured at the Opera House box Office.
Groceries and provisions are being sold
In Eureka at much lower prices than ever
before.
As usual, the masquerade last night at
the Stone and Truckee saloons were we'll
attended.
Col, Tyson, who has been visiting in
California for some time, came in on last
nights train.
A special train consisting OF fourteen cars
of tea and silk, passed Palisade Thursday
evening going East.
ANY person having a small furnished
house 20 rent, can learn OF a tenant by ap-
plying at this office.
The snowstorms Of the week have made
l. ..a $3.50
joyed the week previous.
During the temporary closing down Of
the Richmond works the company will con-
tinue 30 purchase custom ores.
Many persons visited the Chinese joss
house yesterday-the occasion being the
celebration OF the Chimes New Year.
How Is il that we do not hear anything
more Of the religious revival that was ram
pant on Ruby Hill some little time ago2
Persons wishing tickets TO the Knights
OF Pythias masquerade ball tomorrow
night, can obtain them from Postmaster
Smith.
A raid is being made on Virginia City
Migrants, and the County Commissioner
have authorized their being worked In a
chain-gapg.
Notwithstanding 10 has showed every
| day for the past eight days, all the roads
10 the mines have been kept open, and
| teams have continued to hsul ore.
The young alligator recently brought
| from New Orleans by Col. Thomas OF the
| sutro Tunnel, il said to be doing finely In
the warm water at the mouth Of the tun-
mel.
An assessment Of IS cents per share was
levied last Monday on the capital stock OF
the Belmont Mining Company Of Nye
county, delinquent In the Board March
18th.
There was q large crowd in attendance
last night AZ the Skating Rink. among
which Was q number Of excellent and
graceful skaters. The music was very
good.
The Golden Crown Mining Company. OF
Bernice, shipped nine bars Of bullion to
1 Livingston 4 Co., San Francisco, the pro-
duet OF twenty-five days run last January,
value, Sill 900.
4 Those who live in the neighborhood OF
ChinAtown, and who are hoping for an
early cessation Of the New Years festivities
can make up their minds to stand two
I weeks more OF the hideous noises.
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A startling Disclosure.

A Washington dispatch Of yesterday
says: Three weeks ago John Howe. Indian
Agent at the Western shoshone Agency in
Nevada, died. Mr.. Hove had filled thai
position from 1878 to 1881, inclusive. His
accounts have been undergoing an exam.
NATION In the Second Controllers office oil
the Treasury Department for over a year
Tbey disclose a condition Of affairs that is
startling. 1t is alleged that Howe's specu'
lations during his three-yesr term of office
will aggregate nearly $200,O0o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

Tassell Brothers give notice maj shey
have purchased the boot and shoe business
formerly conducted here by. brown a
Tassell, and have removed their stock 70
the Foley Richard building next 400 70
Remington, johnson u CO.'S grocery
store, where they at all times keep an I'm,
mense assortment Of gentlemen's boots ana
shoes; also, an elegant line OF ladies q
children's foot wear. NO store In Nevaua
keeps q larger assortment or sem
goods at lower prices, than the Isssei'
Brothers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

The following ore shipments have been
made to the Richmond Con, furnaces dur
ing the week ending yesterday, the first
Two mentioned being exceptionally rich:
Lord Byron, 81 tons; Silver LICK, o.,
General Lee, 90; Bowman, 9k; Oriental
and Belmont, 80; Mimbres, 10. The roads
being in q rather bad condition, 10 is nat
ural 10 suppo these shipments for q while
will show . slight falling off. All the
above mines are, however, said to be look
ing well.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
The Con.

Owing to the bad weather and the sun
worss condition of the roads during sne
early Spring months In this section' the
Richmond Con. reduction works VIII cease
onerations ON tie 2sth instant for prob
sblv six weeks or two months. The com.
psny refuse to buy any more iux ores ~
present. but will continue to purchase
milling ores even during the cessation .,
work. over 100 men will be Temporarily
thrown out Of employment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

M. M. Ley has removed his STOCK Oh s,S
ceries, provisions, hats and caps sDa An oT
boots and shoes. from his old STANG o Oh
,Sa Gonr,house, where he will be pieasee
10 ace all his old customers, ana IS mar n;.i
nsw ones as choose to honor him wiz
their patronage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
.Just Received.

A lot of rattan rockers, and carpet fold.
ing rockers; also a fine assortment OF
ladies rattan work baskets. These are
fine articles with which to make holiday
presents. Z. H. n'oL'
South Main street. Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
osssidy for Pacific Railroad Com.
missioner.
lsREclAL TO THE sxsrrrrI.l

FRANCISCO, Feb. l4.-A Bulletins
"Asa,ns'on special says; Representative
o.','ay' o. Nevada, whose term will expire
~ ane ash q March, ia a candidate for the
sInrar ~ - Pacific Railroad Commits.
Gan 70 place Of Mr.. Armstrong, and
sIso sosspn .. Johnston, Of Virginia, il
adv Sv - \ candidate for the same place. Gas,
cisc 11s ueen Chairman OF the House Pa.
AN railroad Committee for the las,
onss,; ssss' aud 10 thoroughly informed on
s bs;s,,oas Affecting land-grant roads. III,
sscnr,na 'uas ne viii have no difficulty in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
GRAND Clearance sale OF winter
Clothing. Etc.

The prices on all goods VIII %
~.,.r,htered from now until the first OF
Anr;I Al the White House clothing EN-,
aar;nm in the building formerly occupied
PU NJ i. Franklin. All goods will be sofa
At a great sacrifice in order to make room
CO.. or snrinc goods. Call and secure bar
n.;ns M. KARsKY, Proprietor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

A. Jackson. of the Jackson House, en-
tertained some friends last night BY TAX
ing them to the josshouse 70 attend an nfr-
gsng bang serenade. After listening for
some time 10 the sweet music d~iscoursed,
he looked around and seeing q gorgeous
green banner ornamented with rich Ori'
entail designs in gold, he exclaimed: You
see, gentlemen. this is 81 Patricks DAY,
and we should observe 1t with becoming
modesty."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
An Ingenieus aud Artistic work.

Mrs. Cecilia Clark, OF our town, has
constructed an ingenious piece OF work
manship In the way Of q house some two
iees long by q foot aud a half in hight. II
Is made entirely Of writing paper. worked
Enthusiastically and regularly, and is not only
painted heavily, so AZ TO allow Il 10 be
i.sely ana often washed with a sponge. but
us furnished even to lace curtains,
naasseis carpet, 10Y girls and boys and
.urni.ure' II Is q pretty ornament, and
would doubtless make any child possessing
more than happy. II 10 on exhibition
y me Possoface Bookstore, and Mrs.
S,afks idea is to rattle II. The tickets are
oO cents each, and are 10 DO had either
num nor or at the bookstore. The rattle
VIII sake place Monday, March q.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
To Masqueraaass.

Jen.emen Of the Order Of the Knights
~ y,nias and others who expect to At
ssu me grand masquerade bali on the
soas ns OF The 10th instant, will find a
syou assortment Of costumes and masks at
pas. :. straus', Mob Hill, next door 10 the
upwards. i'0es from si on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
HOTEL ARBhSAhS'

p,,s.u Hosel-Chsrles Joslyn, Elko; q.
Hancock, James Lane, fai'snue' w;,,,a
Edof, Prospect Mountain; Tom Wills
Ruby Valley. " pvora,. San
Francisco; q. Jscobie, Memphis; !. nal
atom. Beehive.