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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-30

Biliousness relieved by I'D DAT
Capron's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-30

Our stock OF Lsdies's and Children's
Parssols cannot be surpassed on the Coast.
We have them by dozens and marked down
to suit the times.
Our stock of Muslin Underwear, Hosiery.
Laces, Embroideries (Swiss and Ham
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-30
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is yards good heavy Bingham for 81. 16 yards good heavy
checked Glass Toweing for 81. Is yards heavy Linen
Crash for 81. 200 pieces, 12-yard lengths, Crochet
Lace, at Is cents each. Extra heavy French Pique,
at 5 cents per yard. One yard long, heavy
Linen Huck Towels, at 124 cents each. IL
yards heavy Unbleached Muslin for 81.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06
TEMPERANCE ITEMS.

Ar the conclusion Of the recent anc.
tion sale of the fixtures Of his saloon In
New York. Paul Boynton, the famou,
swimmer. said: "Gentlemen, thank
you for helping me to leave business
have felt 10 be curse upon me ever
since ! entered Il. ! would rather cul.
tiyate bricks than touch the gin trade
again.
THE Legislature 0f Iowa II consid.
oring bill which makes drunkenness
crime. That il right. No man has
right to make himself over into a
iiend capable of all manner Of crime,
and escape from the consequences un.
der the plea II was drunk" The
condition itself should be ranked as 4
crime and punished. We too often
hear the plea of "the poor drunkard. ("
II should BE- changed to the wicked
druukard. chicag0 inter Oredn.
II is said that in England there arn
morc than fourteen hundred parishes
where the liquor traffic l. not per-
mitted to exist II has been for many
years expelled from two large districts
In London. two large sections Of Liver
pool, and one large district each In
birmingham and Manchester. II was
entirely driven out from the great
manufacturing town of saifaire IN
Yorkshire. more than thirty years ago;
also from another large manufacturing
town. Bessbrook in Ireland. and from
. district in County Tyrone containing
sixty.iwo square miles. more than
thirty years ago.
HAVE a loathing. have a thorough
disgust for the gew- -gaws Of run-bought
wealth When | get into the horse
ear and smell the foul stencil u liquor.
when 90 into the steam-car and find
the same. see behind me that brown
stone mansion in our Neck. built II
rum. and behind that again | see tho
pallid f1ees. shiyering forms and iiuf-
tcfing rags IT a numherless host And
| would have one of the daughters NJ
the owners of that mansion stand By
the door and watch her fathers vic.
Tins rs theY march into the dock Of The
poliee court eyefy day. | would taks
another child. and the po,ics would
lsaI her through al The dark aIleys and
passages where The brok hearted
mothers. and children without parents
~ lood, attest to the manner In which
her parent made his money. InGem-
pcrance can not be cured hY legislation
1Y - frs1n The rnm rller = -
rot u TIE evil. aud until h i made .
crime 10 sell Intoxicating beverages
lnsemperaaee viii continue 70 exizi-
Wendell fssllsDs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06
WHY II STRUCK.
4 Young ttranEer Proves the rallncy oi
mn American superstition.


mn American superstition.
"Yes, sig. " said the stranger; II have
seen lightning strike twice in the same
place"
"You haye2 Tell ns about H."
choruscd the crowd around the Office.
stove.
II was travelling through Chcnango
County, and met with an obstinate old
farmer WIN wouldn't have lightning.
rods ON his barn. lie would have
nothing to do with any such nonsense
that's what he called H. One day n
thunderstorm came mp and bolt
struck his barn. II knocked the build
Ing into little pieces, burnt up three
hoases, q patent reaper, snbsoil plow.
q harrow. four sets NJ harness, six horse
blankets, sixty tons of hay and tho
farmers daughters baby. Well. the
old man had another barn built. but
he didn't put any lightning-rods on.
lie said that lightning never struck
twice In the same place. ltdid. though.
Knocked the new barn endwise and
burned mp four horses, two reapers. two
plUws. two harrows, eight scts of bar.
ness. a dozen horse-blankrts, n hun.
drcd tons of hay and the farmers
daughters brand-new twins
There was a general silence for n few
moments, and then one Of the crowd
said.
What your trade. young fclleri'
I'm lightuing-rod agent"
"Ohr Fuct's Annudl.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06
WIT AHD WISDOM

sm.'ra Orc n1t grlg ne mast ~.
a#H "a si lafumahls tHf aIa1 iha
lfHat0tmns.te
tIi tHH mn Bnf .Ria fie uf- hftr
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whHt fm hHtr atHi fs tfHHi
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atiftH an example NJ wlHf8m
l#ttl freshman N mrn I'D myfo aF
Iru Hlftr I am man. therefore ! nm
mnt nf lest tlke thNila H1H
"lu mt opinion, sataa cltiyrn. ".i
thp Government would step running up
lhcm There lururi cold wave ilaW4 VOL
1on have umr respectable winters
A. 4 NlH
4 bright little ritl II uur nruuhint
anfc nskcdus efpllnWInreouundrnm,
"lluW many letters arr there Ia post
mnns baeP' We gave u up, and sho
said there we're Three bag n T.
1riogrdW
The most rpnsurious are generally
the least iudicioua who, having uoth-
ing 10 recommend themselves, viii be-
finding fault with others No man
rnvie- the merit of another who hna
enough Of his own Raic of L0c
An fnglishman In Madras has by a
lucky accident made Il photograph Of a
tiger in the act of sri2lng it, prey. II
was only a partial success, however, as
be- didn't have time 10 tell the beast 10
"look pleasant HosioH iost
Fate Of the spclcr.
II an = and IN aud an o and au, with an nj
the und spell "Su,'
And al aud aud IN 9 spell ~, pray what
Then If also nn aud un and and an h q 4
spell eide
There's nothing much lcrt Tor apclcr to no
but to 20 and commit SiuuNeyesRhcd.
Chicago Nous.
Even editors are sometimes I'm.
reasonable Tho editor Of y Georgia
paper said in q recent issue Of his paper,
III the man who sold MS five dozen
rotten eggs doesn't come In and make
them good we will teach him what the
penalty Is for cheating and swindlng.' v
just as il any one could make that kind
Of eggs good. A. T. Tribune.
Young Van Trompandt de Lafay.
cite Smith Jones, particularly Juvenile
dude, is music-manac, but tender
hearted and soft-yoiccd little fellow.
"Wagnerl" he cxclaims; "Diyinc Wag-
ncr! What gcniusl His music makes
me wccpr' "Boshl' says bystander
"a kick well applied would have the
same effect on you. " Adapted from he
French.
why don't you finish eating your
hash, Tommy asked Brooklyn
mother Of her boy. who suddenly laid
down his knife and fork as he caught
sight Of The servant dshing ont lee
cream. impossible, ma. replied the
lad. why Cause rs crowded ont
TO make room for more interesting mat
tcrr. answered Tommy, who is work.
ing in n newspaper office during his va
gafinu HropIfu1 IuUIg
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

-Arizona's public school has been
closed for lack Of funds Chicago Mail
Philadelphia has twcnty-oight free
kindcrgartens, maintained at n public
expense Of Sl0,sgG.
The Interior says that Christian
ought to be honest first, and then pious
# he can; but the usual practice among
many Is TO be pious anyhow and honest
whenever II comes handy,
The total cost Of the Garden Cts
Cathedral. l.. !. as estimated by tho
architect, il nearly sl,70O,0 900. This
sum does not include the organ. bells,
stained glass furniture, ctc.-N T.
Mail
DR.. Talmage's Brooklyn Tabernacle
pcws were sold the other evening. and
brought premiums amounting to -. 900.
The pew rental for the year amounts TO
ga, ,2l0, and the total receipts Of the
church will reach $4,000.
Alta Yale dinner Rev DIR. Clapp
told n story Of a student who asked his
fathers consent to an engagement with
one Of the New Haven beauties. The
father consented ut once, saying he
himself had courtcd the same girl when
be wns q student at the college.
The lcgacies from the Vanderbilt
estate TO the Board Of Missions Of tho
Protestant Episcopal Church. Sl00.0G9
each for domestic and foreign missions.
are TO be- appropriated for special work,
as is the rule oi this society with lcga.
cics. ~ J. Erdmfncr.
On one u the New lIebrides in the
South Pacific is the lonely grave Of a
Presbyterian missionary, the Rev. John
Geddy. A marble slab bears the fol.
lowing inscription;
when hc came here
There we're no Christians.
when he went aNHy
There we're no heithon.
There Il only one Protestant For.
cign Missionary Society In France, In
which all evangelical Christians, Re
formed. Lutheran and Free. unite. IT,
missionaries are found among the Ba.
sutos of South Africa. with 1900 con
yerts; on the Iambcsi. East Africa; at
81. Louis and other places in Senegal,
West Africa. and in Tahiti. For these
missions 300. 900 francs were contributed
during the past year.
Students are graded Mt Princeton
tn six groups. The athletes stand well
down IN the ranks. according To Presi.
dent McC0sh. Fifteen of tho twenty.
seven are IN the lowest two grades. all
but seven arc below the middle. aud
only two get up into The second grade.
The doctor u IN favor u athletics. but
believes that excessive bodily exercise
takes too much time. boston Bulletin
The German traveller. Butler.
speaks In complimentary terms II the
work u the IBasle Missions ON the Gold
Coast. They have ten chief stations,
the farthest Of which are five day-i
Journey from The coast. Nearly all oi
the smiths. loiners and eoopors on the
west coast are from it, industrial
schools. The missions also carry on a
number Of factories or trading honses.
which are distinguished from the other
concerns of the Mind. not without some
reduction " their pecuniary power. by
not selling rum or powder. although
beer and wine may be bought nj them
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06
CONDENSED TELEoRAMS.

TINS heaviest snow-storm for years Wis
tied Malne on the 9th. Tho wiHd blow al
most hurricane, and the snow drified
badly.
THF first snow Of the season in Augusta,
Ca, on the night Of the 27th. Dispatches
from other portions Of tho State report
heavy fall Of snow.
sERvA refuses 10 accept the treaty Of
peace drafted by Bulgaria. Tho treaty has
therefore no, yet been signed.
TnE Virginia Senate on The 2i.1 rejected
By an Overwhelming vote proposition to
amend The constitution 80 as TO repudinto
oil Of the bonds not funded under the Rid
dlebergef settlement.
AT Philadelphia, on the 2s.h, Goitlleb
Lentz, German, cut his wife's throat with
razor and then shot himself with revol.
yer, both dying Instantly. The tragedy
was the result Of jealously on the part Of
the husband.
SAN JosKs' four weeks revival season
opeasd at Chicago ou the 2stl at Tab.
ernacle erected for Aooly's use. Aot~itsi-
standing the incloment weather the church
was filled before tho iiine for service to be
gin. Fully GOO persons wrro present.
A CORPORATION has been formed known
as The Cotton on Company, which controls
every desirable mill west Of the Mississippi
river and ~ per cent. Of the mills Of the
entire country.
TnE Mississippi legislature has passed
law TO define aud punish The crime Of
teaching polygamous doctrines Ia The
State, or OF rsfsaading others 10 adopt or
embracs the same.
TnE United states Supreme Court rem
dersi decision on the ist denying the
rizht Of a state % tax Pullman cars being
run through the state.
THr new bridge Works Company Of Bir-
miugham, Ala. have complsssl he plant
and begun operations.
HoN. ifKsaY wATrEHsoS has % far re.
covered as 70 be able 70 dictate a short sdl.
tofIal Tor bis papsr.
4 srrBEa o. moonshinsrs plead guilty
IN the tinted states Court at Birmingham.
Ala, on .ha II. and wers given an average
sentence of forty days and 500 fae.
TuE President on the 81 approved the
acts removing The disabilities d AisxandsI
r. Stewart, q Mississippi. Edward o. w.
Butler, n ,Ilasonri. aud Thomas L. Hesssr,
Of Virginia.
Tar s0ts anniversary Of the declaration
Al Tsvas iadspendaaee was generally Of
ssrvea 81 4 holiday throughout the Stale
on the 81.
Tus Mississippi Legislature On he u
rsrsalid tae egsieul.aral lien iaN. vhtkh
aliewsd merteagss 10 b giVsu % crops
fsfsssa months bsfgre they wers piansef.
TIE repeal viii ssks elect IalT !. -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06
NAM RALLIED.
A lady Who Succeeded In Holding IN.
Port aad .loass.

~ tHNf " NW NAftfftfh w ttBtHtHE
rori aad noa.s.
"R.r.rrf went the telephone In N
Gratiot avenue station the other day.
and when the captain called ''Iiellor' q
voice inquired
"Afe you the polioeP"
"Yes. who ara your
"a boy. There's al big row up here. "
"Where7'
'On ST. Aubin. ri tell II It's neceA
sary 10 send the wagon"
Thing were quiet for a moment, and
then the telephone rang again.
well. how y ii2' asked the captain.
'pnriy serious. hut II telephone you
again.
There was an interval ~ three min.
uics before the captain vas rung Up
again.
nNeIlP.'
"fon nse,in'i send toe wagon. There
uere three If I'm They had lost
gnnse They aid We bad A. Nam
called 'sm liaf4 Trey sailed in. The,
got nam in between the woosl-shed and
the goose-pen and madc The hair rs.
has war feaud elah sna rallied. rvd
you orter see them women climb Nam
holds the Tort aud Tie goose. beud
byel'-Dsirgsi Fys Prsn,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb. 2s.-The Ohio
Valley Telephone Company, which con.
trolls the lines In Kentucky and Floyd
and Clarke Counties. Ind, announced
Yesterday that lhey would t.ke 0ut theu
exchanges In NrN Albany and Jefferson.
Vile by April l. They do this because
the supreme Court u Indiana has dscid.
I'd that The Law dxinz the rental Of teIe.
phones At three dollars a month IL c0gstI.
tutinnal, and they saY this would be op.
sfsiing Al 4 loss. They propose 10 ssade
The Law by putting IN private lines
connected with the Louisville exchange
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06
40 49,
TEMPERANCE
pAULa DOWNFALL.



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Nv 'l,',eo' ihern seonioa 70 pe
'"s.ili'r'on '..ii ,,'' apou. 'ni. snoon' anu ne
r',''', moI'u l,''h'i arounu u nm, @ was lne
pre'i'n,ng' ll TOW We sec rlui ihomp'
saia wi y '"inla", ~, l'pl~npn.cr ~ 70 'h's SAINT
Fhi'VHf thb htA bNiH EulIk uUnlIt
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06

A Cleveland speculalor sent bis son
70 Wisconsin to buy hops. telling him
10 keep his eyes open for any other
speculation. After few days . dis.
patch came saying.
"A widow has got a corner on ths
hop market of this State. Shall
marry hers"
teFtalniyi was thf reply sent pFei
The wirss.
Twelve hours later the sun an.
nnunetd.
Go. lhe hops. lie sidaN aAd seven
stsp.chlldrsn. and shall 70 "a Chicago
tomorrow 20 see about divorrs =
lflal eirszi Aera
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06

PsrEEssrRg, Va, March Word
reached here Yesterday u terrible TRACE.
dy In Sussex county Saturday. WIN. Balm,
prominent eitixsn, while walking along
the fnzi with friend. nss met br Qaln.
cy Hain, distant relative The men bad
long heen enemies. and ysstsFisr when
thsy met no words sefr exchanged. unin.
sy Balm uss armed with aeabls-bafFslsd
shetzua. loaded with Dncksi9t. lie fired
Il Wllllasn, killing bin Instantly. The
mng1efef Aed auu naz act yek nazn ar
rested. Tas murder vas NE uasesms %
the alleged attempt, On the part gi VII.
liam. 70 outrage QalneT lssln's vita.
Thr<na d lTn<hIa~ svs mssis.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06

AZ AtsiaIts dlsBassh skts t'Ns mt
laasHt " ihs ramHsfslal HthA N aaHt
hdfffalial vHlfh fafaHttg mFpsHisi tt8
mani, amaual d Il .suMi Taa M#ntstf
of tlls haas will probably ha aYesad
pnHi#g ne seven dsva ended fh aHia
there wefs iis failures Ia tie iihItsd Rtatst
and caaaiafapafisd asatalasi zsa 81 lht
ssak haf0fa.
rHs if1nhis with code drawra In psns.
sylvanIa is practically ended and tha men
have feiufael 10 work.
a snRfn.nguHu freight train On ths
ofanl Trunk railway Jumpil ~ lfaaa
about i've miles south of Fafkus. Ont,
on tba luth, The easlna anl thirteen cars
went over IN emhankneut " twoniy.lve
feet The cars and engine wara complete.
ly wrecked. One man was Injured. Ths
cause Is supposed 70 have been lee On the
rails.
TuE aggregate value n merchandise aud
gold and silver exported from the United
States during January past amounted "a
toi,gg.5e2, against $50 .t82 ,is2 In January,
1855 The total value Of Imports for Jan.
uary last was N1,@s 400 against sia.g9i,.
III In January, 1855.
Oh the night Of the 2ith the February
dinner OF the GrIlron Club at Washington
was given at Weker's A number Of
prominent public men were among the
guests.
Tng estimated decrease In the public
debt during the month Of February IA
s2,5OO,OOO. The pension payments during
the month were Sll 100000
From numerous points in the East re-.
ports were received on the 9th Of the
severity OF the prevailing blizzard, to.
gether with accounts Of serious damages
resulting.
AGITATION by British scamen against
the employment of foreign sailors IN the
merchant marine is spreading to the north.
ern seaports Of Great Britain.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06

A.
~ Abbott Lawrence was dan.
- %, not by Geo. A. wsrdnsr a. MI.
- 80 IN explosion Of dynamite
= sas works Of the Clinton Pow
IN a.hy' two miles from Pla,tsb,rr.
~ oaildtng vas demolished. WI.
Mw.a superintendent. vas injured.
-. Austin, seventeen years Of age.
:. ~. : y I feared, fatally.
r. 'sisids On u. sssh.
-. AssREH, BAN cashier Of o..
= talss suHiss. ~ss@
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-03-06

The talk oi lynehing Graham con.
tlnues a. common as ever. Men
openly express their readiness b
Join a mob and argue that trial might
cost the State several thousand dollars.
whereas a lynchlng would not cost over
five dollars for a rope and repairs 10 the
door oi The county mil.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-21

Ahssvsll ,scspeioa was givss 70 0sss-
ri and Nm. Crook psevioas % their de-
psrturs for Omaha. By the emosn M
lsdies a Whipkis. on Ss,u dsy evening, q
H. rssidssss a Captain Wsstoe.
ohseiH Palsl, d rsosos, . lev days
sincs ssrssssd 0rrg.sio Alssres, sossd
dspsesds ed ostlsv. supp~ed 70 have
been oas of she fhao1s Josquia nafisssas
bad, q oas tins. BE b charged With
hosse stealing.
4 dispese, evss . . clam. eliminated
to-day II psgilistic ssco1stsr - Cesses
sersse aseoeding 70 The revised Groom
Creek rules. Three o. -four roands we're
iosghs. vAss Sheriff 1ulvsaoa ed his
dspssy, II. Hickey. appeared % the sosee
~ ssisctsd Justics Pasnenhsfg - reteree.
Who sssssssd Ans Of D. . agsiss' sseh,
which w. promptly paid.