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Notice 81 Final PROD.


uaLAnD essE : At oLrns.A. VT.
hsrc 81 fN8s
Notics 4 hereby givrn that GEORGE d
PRICE has aled HSiir- ~ 10 "a ion d
maze anal uroof bsfoFu tse ClrFk ef Ii,
9ittlicf ucurt, IL his of1cs In Seattle, W. n.
On oasurdag. the lElh dag e Mgg. A. ID.
1855. 90 Pra empifon D. q 80. e88, To- NJ
~ ~ SE \ q ssctio3 :, township s. n.
ranas easa.
He hsmas a. witnesses FeFnaa3o Turner.
n. 8 Cos. 10. Bsnhsm and L. Lyohf, I'll 81
JOHN ?. a0wEK
apfUTe Haai1leF Of fha Lana Hfaca.
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Notice Of Final Prooi.

S.aLann orrzun Al oE1MFsk. VT.
ArFil ia, 1879
- Notice 4 hsEehy given Enat ANDstkW \.
SWANSON has aled natlcet tnlent.on q maka
anai pred befere c. \. Be4mn1. . NsiarY
puhlie, q hia e1lco IN 1ea1tle. ". r, On
SATURDAY, the ga day o. AZ. A. D. iea6
o. rreenaptlon y 8. Ne, esz3, fcE rs M \
q NV i md los 4 % section e. township
- noua. anee ealk
He neuaaa ; wlincassas Joseph Fowler.
Iaha Bora. 1chn Eamnnastan and oucrae
JanseA. Al a Colby, w r.
JoHE =. GowKg
ar11n2R1 RsElsisf q ~ Land oaca.
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SHERIFFS SALE


~ Idt DISTRICT COURT FoR 1III
y Third 9ndiclsl District " WaatI61
Aetflt0ry. holding terms e. EeHlfIa
Ne. sslI - sarah u. Chur n. psall8
We. "a @fence 81 Boot1 Eanriiiet n n 91fN
arc Henry II eaief. defandasfs
NJ = sad ~ virtue of en- ordes 81 ~.
40 oerfe6 81 Foreclosure, isEuad OF
tns District Eguft boi6InF rms e { lst
". - ~ 20 Day nf April In. = W.
nsm4d 81 slBllI chained 8 iadTInenl 80
decree aEaiust me a11ra a. red feIs1I
SAT-. am GONNA dea e. eel the isiIt|.
Ing nor GeRed pFfmimaa that u " ~
Ihs - u the N2 af nsmioa - H4
tzl-lnE 80 90 - 81 ian4s sc y q ~
NJ % 1aGGioa 81 ouaaaIainr 81 a1I44
ne y 81 NJ e# l e So - q esalala'
lex 81 scre1 he l. of the M ~
Goa Il and lha u n iot 4. "a rocaia2 -
c9ateinir Z lco g 100 acrsa AZ "a tq.e
mp p no %, Il range : ea1l. al4 az
Neiice = thareforshsFebT siFea ~ =
A. array. she seth Gay ~ MeFs
1855.
A. TIE boar q q o'cloek 4. N. & -
dag, Is ths Conrt House dear. IN ila t.I
q eeatt . Kln9 cuHnfy. WaahiaaN
TER toty. = u onedienep g 80
der q "a . and decree ~ 10 e. os1Fe. -
pIalniiilis IL q veal vi 4 infsTast tAsl+
@ aad co.ts q to high - and bsss -
n.is "a = : ssas.ls. thl.sssh az x asa
III McoRAw
ara sheriff 81 King c0nnff.
& ~ kmsFF afturney Tor Nl4lnt4& -.
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Piles are frequently preceded bV Q
senss Of weight ~ the back. loins and
lower part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient 20 aaDposa be has some anectisn
Of tue kidneys or neiehboring organs.
At times symptoms Of indigestion ara
present, hRtRienoy. uneastness Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration, predicting q very diaagreeahle
itching, after getting warNn. Is q CON-
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
fishing Piles yield az once to the appli-
cation OF DR.. Bosank0'e Pile Remedy,
which acts diFeotlv upon the parts az
fectod, absorbing the Tum0rs, allayina
the intense itching and effeotine per-
manent cure. PEiee 80 cent?. Address
the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co. Rqaa,
Ohio. Sold By A. 3. STEWART. DIV
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$1,000 RRVlRD.

pY ORDER on TAG COMMISSION
i era 81 King caanEF, ". T. hereby
CHER 4i1o8 reward fer tie ares, AMI can.
T.cIloa e fhs persn1. y 10. , ne M fnT
man ana Wllaur Pstien, On l.aks WISH
inRtcn, Is sd conntg.
1,H McGRAW. sheriff
seAlaia. y. = Esh e lGA l11
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4 STA ms fass sszravhsslss
- JOSEPHINE

D. Z. HOWARD. sols ownar.
VII. fgom DATA. car the United state
mai On Holds lanai makinQ serri.
SeeAly t1B4 % Se4ltia ieAvkaR So
Wih touch - hori fsamhis fnr i,nsaeno.---s
or fretBat arriving e. 3 atfie IN the
eftarloons rutgrainN viii loara Yoalar's
HhAtf - Is o'clack eFcfT Tuesday and
saturday morning. taxing The mall at
fsLt Gamble Tor . aheck and Union Ctr
the o1e4alaF Josepnine via leMRs Sea
oee& Tor zAere 1&m1la every dag exneui
lenAl iaN
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$1,000 REWARD

I WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
Tor tse arne4I a9d co&45ct on 81 iha
pcle14s mpsicAtea IN the M darof iona
CT I'm. a. Green liHer on the iine CT he
~. r X u n Kiaz ruunfr. w. ~. a
TIE night e sepf. e l6-s
5. \. NcaRAW.
auIdW Sheriff 81 RaaR aounfV.
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81 h.TkCoATA STRAIN NAyf-
Ratiaa S'0mpanys ateanhaF
Mess n<ef. = g RnFk er. HSaster. ~ili
seaye Tac1znA ever Aoad2y. VI ncsaay
sud tria4E. - q n. upoa arrival 81
81 - 4 Tor Olymp =, ArcadiA. Llitls nna
ltl< ckuuknu BAYS and Wng ports re-
snrntnx wsll beaEe BIG -kcakun o. 4 uea-
dey. thufs iag aad S4surdaT - "a
and OlEUs1t - = n. erriNsuE 81 Ia -
IA 10 q y o<k VIA ateaq era for down
11ana ointa. Fur ira. ht or pasaaRa 80
Fly ~ CompanYe otnte On n. ~ Ii. II
sPs JAS GaIFFlTHs. Manages.
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MOTIcE OF FINAL PReoE.

U.s.LASD ovslcs AZ orrnrsl. VT.
March "a. 1855.
Notice q haEeay glven lhaa NILS EtoF.
Son has nlf9 } etco = tulzulaon %
make ahal pfoo1 6afnro TIE GieEI o. the nia
tict cGqfl, Is his oflco IN Sans7ia, ". T On
Erisay, the 18th dAE ef Mag. A. ID. lese %
Pre- emplion D 3 No. lC0sl, for The ~ 4 ai
naetl1n II. township "a noffh. ranae esst
he names a. uiinesaaas Jean ~ A tch1ll
Ha40ou Attn. Andrew AndgeWton aud John
p. Petersen. AZ af poss HlakeIy, W. r.
10aN p. CONVEY.
npemyIa naaislar II TIE Land ofaon
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has AGAIN ASSUMED CHARGE
I'll q this pep1lAr hassa,ry. sha bssi
AMI NAeapest Aa'ei 81 tAa city, nnsy one
@aek frWa he ahhrvss and &apaS.
cosehss b sad trom ReY sseazsr,
comtors e gussts cia.oiy cArea Ar.
Press y sait ans
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1saA THE sTRaMER
ENAMCEl

,. W. TAREE. Mastar.
win leave yfsier's W art seattle. every
MJhdag morning. s. oti5ck, for
New Wrssminster and Gal Hsrbor, ria
Pors Townsend and The Islands,
And Thursday moraingA al s'cock. fer
Coal HaRhor. dire. I, via the Islanas and
semiahmoe.
The Evanfei araives a. Coal HnEbor
IN day 3 ter leaving Seatiie, and after
remaining ihore threo hours leaves on
b rturn tap 70 Seall e. aK6
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NOTICE.

/ Will LEAvE ALL or NY RUaE-
4 MSS nth Capt n y Greag. 10 rqrefre
messy and % e.lfls ali y ~ nrroTrfS
Ro1s l. q WarfFtaiSn n. ID.
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Notios 81 Final Proof.

Us. LAND oyzrrH AZ oIxn,.A. y.
April ~ 1888
Notice Il her b given thst LOUIS sTREN
bas aisd NOTES 81 inteBtian o. mako htai
ptoei before the Clerk Of the Dlstrict Court
q al once IN SEATTLE W.T.scn Friday, thp
- b day o. MAY, A ID. f816. On Pre- .einFs On
D. y. No iols3 for fho n \ q NV 4 Of sec
ton IS toWnshiP g IL rth, ~ g tea1t
He naz1ea - WisaeaasHs 1ohu Spsuee7.
8lili C@Fi Q Fieoa and Johp AfodehWs1, ali
81 seattle. VT.
john. GOWEY.
sp2smysI RagIstss q lhs Laai oaea.
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Notice q FINAL Pr.oI

ia EanD oEFlcr A. o1xzuA. WI.
March - l86
Notce & hafeeg EFsn - fERSAApo
II a1lA h 80 Alea a1lace ~ fpls4liua la ~ ~
anal proof o0fesa he cief1 81 H. Dlzsrsca
uraaa. tha ltth az a eaS, A. ID. 1888
% Pre- ezaptfon D. y NJ. - =. for tha \ o.
Ne sna ~ 4 q NJ 1 81 s1ctien =.
ant NE 4 az M ( a eeetaea IT, townA1ip
g norzn. rags aanl.
Il maa a. uatueals; GssrSn D. RIicR.
81 s Gon "a Bs71am ard Z l5cls. Al q
chtEEY totl4y, ". r.
JOHN 2. aOWKT
anlny. E.z..lnI q 11a L.1a Qaea.
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Rkeunafilra i ancug th1 m1ss rainful
- fbe disorders alisEng 1s1m snssea
tlss1 sD1 s7z.1sen1 q Ihe drire
sna asy cEans. Aysgas Pfh seaeys
hsa cure EeslisEa phen ctleE rez1s.
die1 fail. s. s. Spencer. syTs-use. =. =,
'uritsss ~Iwas eonaned 70 ny I'D, VIA
Ilhsuaiiam, gkree anantks. but, nfaer
using ssw boxes q Ayers Pf1l. hernns
3 wei nan.s
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INVENTORS SEND MODRL OR
I skaaeh a. your invenkioa. when WI
mn'ka careful preliminary examination
and report a. % patnnlahillly, vita Id
business eefofo u. 3. Pateat Once IT.
tended % 1uF NonENATE NMEA knforma
ton and references sent On application
No cnAnnD UNLESS PATENT Is aHcunRD.
y. ~ LIIfhlsL
Wanhlngton, p. @, directly Opposite y
n pnsanf nllIea nn27wtf
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EUREKA RESTAURANT
81. Fsoaa IA oslanAIa -.

yITE DEsfRE 10 INFoRM OUR
w ed tricnSa ard lhe scaeFal pabsic
thai WN have paeeAased he Earcka Ses-
aAaFaas and Rakcry al William MeYiex-
hae@F, ana vii ceHaeet the eGslaess r.
Hfat ciaa atYta.
oysseFs n every styia Aasnea.s served.
e order a. ~ hoaEa
Regular meals - pentA. naand a. most
roakaaktn rAieA
A tail nne q lrcsh pFpaa gakes aaa
Csoafacaisn1rg 4iNnye "a hsHa
nNk Al MUNRO
Aee FaFatFlF a. Saasfia snrset
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Asst % nTEns

Remaining "a the Seattle P0st06aee
Saturday. Nay /. 1856. Psrsons calling
for thsss issssrs yin please say adser-
sissa:
Abraham, Gas Anderson. Miss L
BuekneE. Miss A @ tiranneFman. Mrs B
BrFarRe, E1uin Baker, Miss Eta
Boil, Henry BufRekt. s
Beanard, Miss Katel3snRessan, u
Behold. d BresResl, Nm
Oramsr. 0s Carlisle, III
Oonroy, Miehaal
Danahae. J r Dnrkin. MrsM
Dsnoueh, Mrs u o
Evans. 3 B Evans, WA
Frank. Emil FoEsbere, CIV
Grant, Alex Gauermauth,
GrainReF. Miss L Gorden, Mrs e
Harris, Dir Halbsrt. OF
Harris, Il 4 Hancock, Mrs s
Jonis, Mrs Agnes johnson. Freshman
jones. Mss Maggie Joanis. 0 B
lager. Philip jenkins, Mrs Rose
Kerr. John Knight. Mrs Il E2
Little, Kiftis Liby, Mr.
lssnge. p
Masthieson. Pred Martin, Fred
Mufhatd, Gust MarQette, doe
Msnaon, n n MoSaReF, Peter
Newber. August
O'BFien, Miss A Otterson, Mr.
0laens Janis Oaimeite, II
U'Oonner, 7 j. Jr
Price, JasF Peterson, b
PaFkinson, r 3
Reppe, Petra RaynsIds, Thos
Shields, JAS 6truve. LIB
Springer, Samuel Steen, RsV MDA
Silcox, Samuel
Tuiz. ED Trout. wm
Undsrhiil. Edwin
Viobnrn. Mrs E VanDaar, Miss L
Vail, Mrs Nj
Waite. Oapt g H Whststone, Mrs. @ 3
Wilson, Harry WARTS, Miss Hattie
Wood Jss II Wrnpby, L
White, ] E Widen, Laais
White, Mrs ~ Warner. Mrs Wesley
q. ). Cana. p. d.
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Administrators Notice.

MoI~E rs HEREBY ggvKN THAT
~ Il Wm. III choa y. have been ap-
poinled ~ re PrgnaIe o1..rt of ku Is
Cunnty, Wnsh uH,on rcrFiterg, Ssm.nls
traler af The eekats Of Martha n. Shoudx.
dfceassd ANY lp1re n 81 pess ~ Y NJ
{, aims o. d mants ag&inet sid estate
vii pfesens ~. zane vi ain one esF
frtm the q. q 81 this EoltcH. ~ he bfai-
nan Aoaaa o. tha uodorsien a. o. Ion
morolal street.. u The ei4y q Seattle. -
aaid cQustT and Tuutlaay with proper
youf has within said Tine or b foreVsr
barsed. WILLIAM 4. zHOlt1f.
AdmaniairnEsF Of oald eslase.
Seattle. April - ING. apl2 Nv
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CURE ImnfcEsTIOM.

Ayers Pills oct dirscfly 10 the digestive
ard assiEailativeoryana, inauencing hesltis-
fal action. importing siFeasth. and erzdi-
eailng disease. 9. W. Mooney, Walls
waln, W. T., writes. II haye suffered
from Dyspepsia and Liver troubles for
ysa7s past. found NJ pernnnent relief,
unfl I commenced taking Ayers PTS,
whieh have eaeessd complsse cure
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ecld b. al Druggists
Prepared y D.. j. G. Ayr q c.. Esusn. Mss. UAA
FOR sale Il A.. sfkeAhI. 4lvbt tueet
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6. Lanstug. Yenkera. y. r., writes:
. Eeeommended 70 ne - . eure for
ehr0nie coSsivsness, Ayers Pills hare
reliexed me nof only from that ir0ubic.
but sise from Cent. II every xicsim q
fhs Disease woala he'd oaly thrus uio1il
q mise, coasd hanlah Cost from he
land. Those wcras wond Be, Try
Ayefs Pllls.sn
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CocPEvIrxR. W. 7. !
April 80. 1885 I
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FOR sALE.

THK HULL or A STEAMBOAT.
i baiit last year. Is offered for sale Fery
cheap Ter caah.
For farther paEticulaFs apply to the en-
Finaaf al the steamer I0Rphtne, ~ Seat.
tle. o. 10 J. w. HAENh, ndminisfretar q
the estate o. A. Ba.ne. e Seabeck. Wash
FER. aDledw
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Piles are indaeed By hahItual eoasiipa-
don, debiliiy. indigestion, or = morbii
condiiIoa 81 he liver. A cure s BEST
effected by the use Of Ayers rus. John
Lazarus, 81. John. ". b. writes: = was
cured Of dc Piles b the use q Ayers
PEls. They nol only cured me q Inst
dlzagreeahls disorder, bui gave ne nsw
NE and hsalh.v
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RAuEv GArEEaE TRRFHx
,. fUra. c1shl9.
Puget Sound Natianal Bank O.
Seattls.
Occidental Block.

DuY AND Skill FORKrGN AND
- 4omastie eEcAnnea, uafar moas9
~ Telegraph Q any part Of the Unl1aa
STATES ard kurupa. recafve deposits 81
money and issue pass books or cortifinnfns
tharefuE
coRRRaP0NDENTs
Iaaaoa. n. n. RashauhIid & suna
Para De RD4haahlid HrureA
NseNefor8 a ~ u Ven tsaAlRag n ca
New Vera, nEencT Bank a. califos1 a
ShtcaE0 Commercial Eatianal Bank
hoston. Snffolk Nationai Besk.
e4n Francesca. the Bnnk a Calffusnsn
N"Ftian& n kirns National nnnk.
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gohnc. Palffsdn, Lowell, Eshr., writes
Il wns aaaeksd VIA BHisas Fever, which
pas followed b. Jaaniisa. ] vas -
dangerously "a. thaf my friends despaired
e ~ rscoVeTy. ! cozanenced takins
kvss.s cathartie PTS. ansl sea rssaise,i
ny csistonary tsrengEh and xigor. Ifeel
eerfaln inst owe ny recovery 70 ysuE
fnsaluabie PlIls.v
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Heaaetes rs usualiy lnlaess hg eos
uFanss. fa,lige1isa, f5ul ssouaeh. -
cla,r essnnruisafa - fbe digestive 80
fnaa. and may BE- esSlly cnred b. the ne
II Ayers FIiL MgA Ilmy a. SEED,
Pe.tiana. Ne. writsss I I'D suffered
areaAfaig fsan SIX Hezaaehe, and
uonekf nyssf inesrshIa. DlnFiAF q
De gfomaeh c1ussd s. AysFs PTS cared
ne euifeeiy.v
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noTELs ~ REsrAuRANIs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-26

Last year, when such a rate war as the
present seemed imminent, G. P. Hunting.
ton expressed, through the New York
Financial Journal, his views on the stu.
alton. He said: "My idea is to put all
the railroads between New York and
Chicago, north of the Potomac and south
of the st. Lawrence, under one manage.
ment-nos their government under the
pooling plan. l mean that / would put
them all under one ownership-the Penn
sylvania, New York Central. West Shore,
Erie, Lackawanna and all the others. ]
would form n company to absorb the
securities of the different roads. For in
stance, the stock Of the New York Cen.
trial would be exchanged for the stock Of
the general company at a rate to be de-
termined on. The stock of the West
Shore should be put in at a value agreed
upon. The stocks of the other roads
would be taken up at the proportions al
lowed to them. If l were q factor
could bring the arrangement about in six
months. l expect to see the thing done
in time"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-26

,he nrotection of the fisheries by an extern
sion of the present system OF the marine
noliee. He alluded to tho rebellion in the
| Northyest, and expressed regret that the
public expenditure was so largely in
! creased in its suppression.
PcunsyIvania's Cheap Hungarians'
CoSSELLsyILLE, Pa, Feb. 26.-The So
| c~ialistic Hungarians caused more trouble
in the coke regions this morning. A
crowd of them assembled in Broadford
and marched to the Summit on the Mount
Pleasant branch, forcing every coke
drawer from work along their route
They we're nearly all armed, and fired nu'
merous shots in order to intlmidate the
workers at the Summit and other works
The coke drawers fled through fear OF vio'
lence from the mob.
A Murderer C~OBfssses.
MELAGARAs, Mexico, Feb. 25.-Samuel
Reed, a deserter from the Eighth United
States Cavalry, who was implicated in
the murder OF a rich Jew named Black.
made a confession yesterday, giving the
full particulars Of the crime. He says that
Samuel Williams. also q deserter from the
cavalry, struck Black with q thick piece of
iron. and then assaulted him with a knife.
They got but little money, the greater part
being in the safe, which they overlooked.
Williams will probably be taken out by
the authorities and shot in expiation OF
his crime.
The Railroad War.
Kansas CRY, NO., Feb. 26.-Tickets
were sold to San Francisco over the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe line this morn
ing for $50 first-clsss. with q rebate Of
SIS, and $40 second-clsss, with a rebate OF
So. Later in the day the rebate was with
drawn. making the rates the same as by
other lines.
Customs Carriage Service.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The Collector OF
Customs at San Francisco has been in
structed to take measures for having q new
contract made for the customs carriage
service, to take effect at the expiration OF
the present contract on April 30.
In the Interests of Tariff.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 25.-At q conference
of labor leaders held here last evening IL
was decided to send q representative COM
mite Of w%orkingmen to Washington to
advocate the interests OF tariff before Con-
gress.
John Ii. Coughs Funeral.
WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 25.-There was
a large attendance at the funeral OF John
B. Cough, which took place to-day from
bis late home, Hillside, in the town OF
Boyleston.
. A Failure.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-A. 8. Stamp d
Son suspended this afternoon. The lisbil.
tiles are Sl15,000. They hope to be able
to pay in full.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-26
CryCINNArI STIRRED UP.

For five weeks the Southern evangel'
lists, Sam Jones and Sam Small, have
been at work in Cincinnati. Their meet
ings closed on Sunday last, in what the
local papers describe as o blaze Of glory.
The great Music Hall. the largest room
in the city, was packed with u mass OF
people both afternoon and evening. Not
an inch of space was left unoccupied. AT
the same time in the evening that Jones
spoke at Music Hall to an audience of
10000 people, the other "Sam" was
talking to as many as could be gathered
in the Odeon. The doors opened at g
o'clock. At 7 both were full, and the
whole street for blocks was crowded with
an immense mass Of people seeking adj
mission who had to be turned away from
the doors. Fully so, 900 people tried to
get into Music Hail that night.
The whole city has been effectually
stirred up by these men. Their daily
services in Music Hall have been at
tended by ever-increasing crowds.
Looked on at first with some fear and
aversion by Christian people, they seem
to have won over all who heard them,
and their real earnestness and sincerity
convinced those also who only went to
the meetings at first as they would 60 to
any big spectacle.
The style of Jones is pretty well
known all over the country. He uses
the most ~colloquial language, not always
grammatical, but generally forcible and
direct, and very seldom really "%slangy."
His ~roughness OF speech does not seem
to be an afecta.ion, although he takes no
pains to improve his diction. Very
likely he thinks there is no time for that
now. The secret of his power is his
real, genuine earnestness and sincerity.
He is naturally quick and bright, not a
deep r~easoner, and full of resources in
the way of anecdote and illustration.
His language is not so full Of references
to the Bible as Mr.. Moody's, for instance.
but then, Mr.. Moody has been studying
and preaching the Bible for twenty-five
years and more, while Jones has just
begun. He ought to improve with age,
as Nj. Moody has.
Sam Small, Jones companion and most
famous convert, is also a reformed drunk.
ard and "sport." He vas a profession.
ally "funny man F" OIL the Atlanta Con.
stitution, where he wrote under the nom
de plume of "Old ST." Like most
"funny men," he is of rather grave and
saturnins aspect, and inclined to melan-
choly. His speech is much purer than
Jones-always dramatically, gener-
ally rhetorically, correct; his transit
tions OF thought are less abrupt, and his
discourses more connected. He is not 80
full of fireworks as Jones, but he seems
to wear well, and the Cincinnati people
liked him the better the more they heard
OF him. He is not deficient, either, in
pith or in humor.
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A representative of the Rocky Mount.
ain News suggests that the people of
Colorado make a magnificent "dollar of
of our dads" to weigh not less than 500
ounces of pure Colorado silver. and that
it be presented to Senator Beck in the
name of the people Of Colorado. The
proposition is to make it in exact imita.
tion of the current dollar, one side
blank for an appropriate inscription. 1t
is proposed to raise the amount by sub.
scriptions of 81 or more from one indi.
vidual. 1t would, perhaps, be better
that no one give more than 81, so that a
greater number may share in recognizing
the gallant champion of the peoples
money. Subscription has already been
started.
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The third call for bonds under the
present Administration was issued on
Saturday. The amount called for is
$40. 600. 900, and interest on the same will
cease on April /. Interest on $4,000.
900 ceased on the lst instant. In.
terest on another $4,000. 900 will cease
on March |. The $50. 900, 900 called for
in the last three months are all three per
cents, many of which are held by banks
and deposited for circulation, SO that
their redemption will have an effect on
the price Of four per cents.
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Dc6es His competitors.

Fine watches repaired and put in com
plete order for So. The pest spec'acIes
and eye glasses for 81, and cheaper graoei
for so cents. Jewelry repaired Tor ~
cents. Watch glasses rs cents. Every
thing cheaply and well done and DEFY
NV comnetitors. j. STRAUs. #
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All Aboard for the Train.

Passengers intending to leave for Pail,
ssde, if they wish to be called for. will
leave their names and orders at the Jack
son House or Bureau Hotel. Baggage
called for or delivered any time during the
dav. r. KERMEEN. n
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Good watch work and fine En-


craving.
p. STELER takes great pleasure In an
~nouncipg to his customers, and the puoiic
generally that he has in bis employ one o.
the very best practical watohmskers and en-
grsyers on the Coast, who has had expert
epce and worked in the very best watcn,
makers establishments In Europe ano
America, and is now prepared to do all kinds
of fnewatch work at reasonable prices, ano
satisfaction guaranteed. Also CLOCKS
cleaned and carefully repaired md war
ranted for one year. New jewelry mace &c
order and neatly repaired. All WORK sen
from the country promptly TO. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ito to
In appointed Simeon wenban my inter.
look after and protect the property 80 and
ests of the estate Of J. W. bean. decesssp, arc
NJ. Fitzgerald to assist him. and MARY
authorized to take any and all steps nFtN'
for that purpose. V W Dean,
Administrative Of the estate or. '"
deceased. ois.tf
Eureka, Nevada, Oct. II. 1885.