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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19

| cupboard,
side lamp and bracket,
| table,
| chairs.
| 2axes,
3sewing machines,
| lot OF spoons and forks,
buggy robe,
iron safe
bedroom set,
1pisno,
bed lounge,
marble top table,
chairs and q lot Of furniture and sundries
sToREaoUsE NO. l, MAIN STREET.
Lot Of secondhand furniture and othe
truck.
SToREHoUsE NO. Q, MAIN STREET.
Lot of sundry furniture. second hand.
SHERMAN HOUSE, MAIN STREET.
lounge,
i stove,
/ washstand,
l bureau,
j carpet.
COLONNADE HOTEL,
Furniture i u Mr. Levy's room,
Furniture In Mr.. Thomas Dsle's room,
Furniture in Mrs. Knights restaurant, in.
cluding piano, glassware and suudries.
/ Furniture in D. Nsthsns room,
RGrniture In DR.. HoIdens ROOM
Furniture In room No. 1,
Furniture in room No. q,
Furniture In room No.3
Furniture In room No 4,
Furpiture III room No. S,
Furniture In room No. o,
Furniture in room No. Z,
Furniture in room No 8,
Furniture in room No. 8,
Furniture in Mrs. Coins room,
Furniture in Miss Ida Grays room,
&Furniture In Billy Evans house.
ABADIE's STORE AND SALOON, CELLAR.
barrel rum, containing 80 gals,
barrel grape brandy, containing 80 gals.
barrel whisky, containing 50H gals,
box glassware assorted,
case gum syrup,
/ cases, containing %, $50 cigars.
barrels, containing lis gals brandy
barrels. containing 76h gals OF gin,
cases caret,
7 case gin cordial,
barrel gin cordial. containing A. gals,
] barrel Bourbon whisky, containing 40 gals,
10 bottles absynthe.
bottles brakes bitters,
case Gold Lion bitters,
8 bottles champagne,
10 cases, 16 doz clarets,
IA bottles clsret,
| case champagne,
barrel of bitters, containing Il gals,
barrel OF orgeat containing ii gals,
1877 bottles Of California ciarst and sundries'
STORE.
$40 bottles Of assorted liquors on store
shelves.
Z Barroom fixtures and fnrnIture,
81 barrel port wine. contatning IS gals.
barret rye whisky, containing 10 gals.
barrel vinegar, contsining \ gals,
barrel grape brandy, coutsiuing az gals,
l barrel red vinegar. containing So gals,
l barrel besndy, containing 33 gals,
l barrel scotch whisky, containing gals,
l barrel Old Valley whisay, containing %
gals.
barrel Bourbon whisky. containing 81 gals
barrol blackberry brandy. containing IL
gals.
barrel Irish whisky. Co tanning 5x gals,
barrel gin. Containing 80 gals,
l barrel Old Iur IN. con tanning 32H gals,
barrel gin CO dial. containing 10H gals.
And notice is hereby given that ON
the 18th bay Of December,
1856,
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and s
o'clock P. M, to wit: IL o'clock NJ. of said day,
st the above described cellars and houses,
will sell at pl,blIa auction all Of the above de-
scribed personal property. for cash in hand, to
satisfy said execution aud all costs.
WM. SrINSON, Sheriff.
BY A. srINsoY. Deputy sheriff.
BAKER X WIsEs, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Eureka, December 6, 1886. d4-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19

TOB PRINTING NEW STYLES OF
81 type at the SENTINEL offlce. Letter Heads
i'll Heads, Cards, etc., printed in the best
yle kaa vn to the "Art preservati ve."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19
AUDITORS DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE

NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned County Recorder and ex-
ot1icio Auditor of Eureka county, Nevada,
that have this day delivered to the District
Attorney of said county o list duly certified to
ment Roll of said county for the year 1886,
where the said delinquent tax, exclusive of
poll and penalties. exceeds the sum Of $500.
to wit: Central Pacific Railroad Company,
Ss95 "A; Monitor Mill Company, John Potter,
agent, $30S; Simeon Wenbau, Sl.079. And
said delinquents are further notified that un-
less tue delinquent taxes above specified are
paid to the Treasurer OF said Eureka county, as
OK .oificio Tax Receiver, within twenty days
from the date hereof, action will be COM
menced by the said District Attorney for the
ollection-of said taxes, costs and penalties.
v VS.. BEARD
County Recorder and Ex-officio Auditor of
Eureka county, State Of Nevada.
Eureka, New, Nov. 26, 1886. n27-20d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-19

DABBIT METAL-FRoM 100 TO 2Oe
ID pounds of babbit n etAl for sale At the
AxnTuxL oface. Eureka Nevada.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

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Daily Republican., 1886-12-28
BOARD Of Education Rules.

II the recent apparent outrs <eous
charge for repairs in No. Ssh ,nl will
Rave no other effect than to cling the
Board OF Education down to right bot.
tom pan measures OF trans acting busi-
ness in q business kind Of n manner, n
will after all have been "a ouey we'll ex-
pended. L. seems strange that body
OF practical, strict buslp ess men In ths
conduct OF their own individual busi-
N ess, shoatd permit . single mem Der OF
the BOARD, becaase he was chairman OF q
visiting oom mi5teo Of @ school, to pro.
coed at his own sweet will TO expend
money in repsirs, amounting to hun
dreds VI dollArs, in the face of q by
law OF the board forbidding the giving
gu. OF any work amounting to over
q ,ty dollars without first having ad YER
tised for proposals to do the same, and
the contract then to be given to the
10 west respousi BILE bidder. As DIR.
Grimshaw told the Il )ard OF Education
last night, the ree possibility for the sp-
parent overcharge at No. 9 school,
rested entirely with the board itself
Had proposals been asked for, accord
ing 70 the rules of the board, the work
might have cost more or less, no matter
which, but IN either case there would
have been 70 room for complaint. Sail
theirs are emergenoies In which the rule
referred tooanDot be very well enforced.
Oae Of these emergencies was bron Oh
to the atteu ton OF tia board last night
by DIR. Grimshaw. 1t was discovered
that 10 Ms. sohoo, the vail behiud
the ~ainsootting hs1 never been plas-
tered, in consequence of witch q cold
draft OF sir passed through the room,
making e yery Diff suit TO heat to q
comfor table degree OF warmth. The
eehnetsl cost OF taking down the
wstneco .ting, plastering the wal! and
replacing the whinsootpng was esti-
mated 50 be Ices than one hundred dol
lara, Aad there was only thls week
during the holiday recess In which the
wesk could ba done. Unfortunately
for the bog-ds good q resolution u
hereafter act according to the rules
here was rare OK ception to c0nmeuc,
with. The work had either to be don,
this week, OF the childFen be compelled
to suffer with cold during the winter
The board, no viewer, With com manda 81,
judgment, and In orte; not to violat
tbe rule they bad agreed to 1.-Two 10 TO
called an adjourned session this even
ing to consider the proposals which DIR
GriEshaw SAID hs c8ald get in twt
houre' time, sud tomorrow the worl
can ks under Nsy. Rzies are most adj
miracle thiD2s "a the.- way | I properl,
lived up 10, bat care should be eKer
ciard thst no rales be adopted incom
pstible WITH the oGe great rulu OF con
mon sense that should govern In al
basiness sr0usa3'io9s l. were bette
10 nave no ruieo a. ell than an iron
clad adherence 20 them al times ami a,
mex 3usabls laxlty OF the el fJ,gemeu
Or nBIn at other times
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

THhouoH THE action OF the Board
OF Edaoaaon les night, she teachers
o. our public ,hools are 20 DO given
smother opp rtunity Of attssaipg
sno.hef ols" Teachers Institute 70 he
neio IN =" . Opera House week after
next ~ 20 Institute held In this city .
Yea. 90 under the management OF
STATE superintendent williams will be
ren .mbered as pleasant and profit
40 . episode In . teachers life, and We
ave not the least doubt that the bene'
fts from that Institute much more than
oounterbslsuoed the little loss Of time
arising from the closing Of the schools
couple OF days. From the fresh ex-
perience OF the past year Superintend-
ent williams will be able to conduct,
vi b the Cooperation OF his able help
ers, a stlI more prof able Institute tbis
year. As the Board OF Education has
done Its part in affordiug the teachers
al opportunity Of attending the Insti-
tue without any less OF time. we douot
not the teachers will do their part u
make ita grand gu ,cess.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28
ANA ANER's.

rHLApELPnrA. Tuesday. Lee. -. iss,.
Holiday time sure enough.
Overworked salesp e Q p | c
glad ot it Opportunity to
put th;nes 10 rights, 10 rum
mage a little, 10 rest ! little.
They deserve the rest. 1t
has taken many steps OF
many feet, much reaching,
much rushing, much worry
to wait on you properly the
past week. But not much
rest for them; you wont al
low it.
When a better time t.
come TO the store, to look,
TO rummage a little for your
selves? Never. You can
see that the handkerchief
counters have shyunk toward
their normal number; that
the skirmishers Of the Bo TX
Army have retired to their
main body; that the over
flow of every class of goods
is getting back to where it
belongs. In this moving,
this shrinking, this stirring
up your opportunity often
appears.
Things We have forgotten
come to light to your ad-
vantage. You can choose
deliberately; you can see
without the g amour peculiar
to Christmas shopping.
Whether you want anything
or not you will be repaid by
a visit TO the store. Come
and see something of what
we have done--are doing.
You'll hear a din, hammers
and saws, mAllets and
chisels; workmen adding to
and altering what already
seems 80 big. We are max
ing more space. Needing
more all the time.
1t will interest the. chill
dren to take them among
the toys. Santa Claus has
lett Us many, m ore than VT
wish he had. Perhaps w
3o1atcd too much on hi
strength. It's about as
good as going to a fair to
90 into the basement now
Fathers ard mothers vii
ind it as pleasant as will
the little ones. Look, ask
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

The DelHwarean speaks as follows
in regard te President Cleveland
The denomination OF Matthews
for Recorder of Deeds for the District
Of Columbia is not only direct insult
to the people of the district, but also to
the Senate. His confirmation having
been refused, and his nomination there
by rejected. the President should have
reirained from his attempted forcing
process. The Democratic party be-
lieves in local self government. Mr..
Cleveland was elected upon the belief
that being Democrat he subscribed
to the party's tenets. In order that a
political henchman might be secured a
good berth, and actuated also with the
hope that it would in part secure the
negro vote, has ignored the idea of
self-government and imported q mu-
latto TO fill one OF the most lucrative
offices in the district.
Had there been no competent per-
son in the district to fill the position,
the President would have been iusti-
fed ia going beyond the district limits,
but he adds insult TO injury when he
forces upon the people as one of the
city officers man whom the Senate
regulates. The time was when the
cracking OF the Presidential lash was
potent, but that power once SO great
with members of the t. S. Senate has
gradually been growing weaker and
weaker, so hat servility is now con-
fined to mere handful Of sycophants.
This fact the President will learn
when the nomination of his ally i'm
portatlon is taken up for consideration
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

1 Tie amt
RIA Bank
EC7se, on
|tip. m.
di-eod-tI
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28
John P. ALLM0MDic0,
Eighth and Market Streets

We are ready with q large
and complete stock OF fine holi.
day goods. We offer good mix
ed candy st 40, l5, 20, and IS
cents per pound, as well as s. F.
Whitman L. Sons and Croft &
A liens Superiine Confectiors in
l 2 and 5-lb boxes and in bulk.
We have 80 varieties of Cream
Goods which we offer at 30 cents
per pound.
As usual, the best 25-cent
mixtures in this city.
Extra quality White Grapes
Is cents per pound.
Florida Oranges and Aspin
wall Bananas.
Bunch raisins in whole and
quarter boxes.
New Paper Shell Almonds
Grenoble Wainuts, Pecan Fill.
berts and Cream Nuts.
The old prices for foreign
dried fruits:
Currants. I CT
Ralsins, salencia, 8 cit
Seedless, loci
Citron, 90 ct
Finest goods and loves
prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

WITH THE DEATH OF General L. gan
both OF the candidates on the le .dius
tickets for V CO President in 1894 have
passed away. Both OF them were
prominent candidates for the pomina-
tion oy their respective parties for
President in 1888, bat death has
changed the whole drift a tue current.
The principals on the tive respective
tickets are still living, one Of them co
joying the ofioe which be obtained by
the merest scratch, End singular to nay
both are affected in no very remote
manner With the ZANE iHsidIous diseAss
that carried of General Logan. TIER
Is possibility that neither Cleveland
nor Blaine may be In the Psesiden tia
race In 1888.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

IT is BUT nntura, that even before
General Logan's remains are laid quiet
ly away to rest, there should be more
or less speculation In regard to his sucaes.
sor In the Senate from Illinois. At all
events the selection will fall upon a
Republican, as the Legislature which
meets next week and will have the cleo
tion of successor lie safely Republican,
by at least 10 majority. Amongst
those already prominently suggested
for the office is the Hon. Jehu Baker,
the man who laid the great free trade
leader, William r, Morrison, out In
the late campaign. The election OF
Mr.. Baker would be a fitting recogni-
tion OF his ability and high character,
and at the same time would be q fitting
and double condemnation Of Mr.. Nor
rlson's free trade dogmag, and besides
Mr.. Morrison would be given another
opportunity at special election for
Congressman from his district to make
good h's assertion that he was defeated
by fraud and money. But whoever is
elected, whether Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Far
well or G vernon Oglesby, the match
for General Logan in manllness, hon
esty and true Craftsmanship will not be
found.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

Peter Pinkett j. one u Tho numerous
class Of fatbers, uncles and nunts who
are always too tate in their Expressed
sympathy and lose Tor their sons and
neJnews. TGey leave them run a.
large Ike 80 mauy animals, aud whsu
they become soGh intoleraole nuisances
AS 10 be arrested aud sent TO q reform
irsfitntloD where they can be properly
trsined, they are ali ~ once transformed
Into the most sympa'h-tic aud lovabla
beings imaginable. Tnis Ia wrong
time TO show their intense love and In
terest for their boys. They should be
looked after and more carefully trained
before they heclme pests to society at
from II % IL years Ut age WHAT'S
wanted in the vicinity OF Wilmington
is more ,efoTmatoEy institutions for tue
training Of boys. The Ferris Reform
S,hoo! will not take them II they are
more tina" l6 years Of age. Two boys,
aged respectively 16 aud II years OF
age, were yesterday morning 6ned s.
each for "a very trivial offence In de-
fault OF the psymen; Of which they
were rent to jail. These boys were
abandoned, Though both had homes TO
which they could 90 had they so de-
sired. At on early age they choose to
be vagranis, and were commencing TO
pilfer when for the went Of some bet
ter place to send them where they could
be trained TO industry and decency
judge Cummins was compelled 10 give
them such q sentence as would for q
time o. iess. pro.sct society and prop.
erty from their depredstions. This
however will not ref3rn them. In ali
probability they will come out Of Jail
more hardened criminals than when
they entered It. A House OF Correction
is needed for such boys, and we hope
the Legislature will not be long In
providing one.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

THE METHODIST people in the vi
cinity OF Red Lion seem TO be unfortu.
nate TO say the least of It in having
their very pretty church edifice thst
they mad just taken so much pride and
pleasure 10 repsiriug, partially con-
sumed. TEis is the third time the Z d
Lion NJ sthodists nave suffered from the
same cause within easy reco,lec 0u
There should 6s an active sympathy in
the Meth odis5 community for their u
fortunate brethren.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

stions; buy or not as you
wish.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

IticIu AL d Itic LtcT-OI -ldCt
light, look at our special
plush wraps, lined with
quilted satj'n and heavily
trimmed I'll around with
black fur. Think Of such a
garmep>e for $I3!
There is equal relative
valve, perhaps, in the hand
some plush coat, $40, and it
will suit some tastes better.
Ladies' newmarkets, brown
and black diagonal, trimmed
with Astrakhan, S.. Much
more to surprise you here.
Second floor. Chestnut street.
When passing the shoe
section think of the warm
loot wear. There's health
in the hint.
Near Juniper and Market streets.
Sanitary clothing, par
|ticularly that tor underwear
is attracting a e n t i 0 n.
Worthy of it. What is
worn next the body often
gets little care; should have
most. The normal system
finds favor where known.
Goods we sell under that
name are attested by DR..
Bischof, Royal Court Ply
sician, Berlin. to be idenh
cal with those OF DIR. Jaegers.
They are made of pure IN
colored wool, two-thirds
white, oneAthird black, Civ
ing them a gay appearance.
We have three qualities
skirts and drawers for men;
combination suits tor women
and children. Price less than
with DIR. Jaeger's stamp.
Near Chestnut and janis per streets
For ladies' evening wear:
Novelty just from Custom
House. Ample dress pat
tern OF albatross cloth in
sh sdes of pink. blue and
cream, with garnitures to
match, all in neat box.
Nothing new in that, you
SAY. True, the unfamiliar
charm is in the garniiure.
You'll wonder to see how
lover ocean taste and skill
have wrought forms Of
beauty on the flmy fabric.
Leaves and flowers, bits OF
branches and water lilies
have been reproduced in
chenille embroidery SO cum
ningly, so dsftly, and the
colors harmonic so perfect
~ that the effect is that of 4
handsome picture. Enough
Of the garniture for side pan
el,collar and cuffs--I8 STYLES.
SI2 to SIS.
South asst Of centre.
About 1000 Dickens and
Icnnyson Calendars sliehtly
imperfect. AS good for use
dS any, Almost @s good to
look at--here a Bit of color
wrong, there a touch o 1
printing press smear. Little
defects that many Of you
would not notice and few will
care for when seen. Moth
ing wrong with the pad of
selections. Some of the cal.
endars better than others,
but none SO bad that the
printer held them b a c K =.
Two grades, Is and OK
cents. They won't stay with
us long
Thirteenth street entrance.
Girls garments at half re-
cent price. Selections from
the wholesale and T. etail
stocks. Good opportunit
for careful buyers.
Corner Chestnut and Thirteenth streets.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hsll square.
LID A ~ AHr
Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

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Daily Republican., 1886-12-28

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-10

My legs for seven years were one solid ulcer
from my knees TO my ankles. l had the best
medical treatment that could be had In the
state of Ohio, but this horrible disease resisted
all the efforts made. The pain and the loath.
some odors became almost intoerable. At
last was induced TO try Swift's Specific. 1t
has worked wonders. | commenced to take
80 large size bottles. To-day my legs are sound
and well as they ever were, aud am truly
grateful for what II has done for me. In fact
in me. because / honestly believe II has saved
me nom an early grave. JOHN KRAMER,
72l Eastern Ave-, CIScISHATI, ONO.
January 10, 1885.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed
free. The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
Ca. and 1877 w 25d st., New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-10
There Arc a Few DruggIsts

who caro- more TO make large profit on a
worthless article than to walt for the pros
peTlty that ultimately results from honest
dealing. These are the men who. when asked
for henson sCapcine Plaster, will recommend
some cheap and trashy substitute or Imitation,
saying II Is lust as good" Sometimes they
WIN do up and sell the miserable imitation
suppose he has Bonson's II the yalueless
plaster is returned, Cheap John viii say he
made mistake; II not, he has done good
stroke of business. The public are cautioned
against John and all his ilk. Buy Of respect
able druggists only The genuine Ben Son's
plaster has the Three Scale trademark aud
the word "Capoine" cut In the center.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-10

II W.....J. Mrs II OATS OF Shtntrd Tu, wres: "when
WUMhN had used Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription
II n lone week, could walk all the door-yard,
uEHAIITIInE land could into
anatVphs to see neighborH. had
- out in the dooryard for months After using
the Fdvorfte prescription two weeks
miles, my neghbors all surprised to up and going
about and helping to do housowork
with thirteen Of the best physicians we could gcf
land the last told husband that
to do housework my that
, had almost given up In despair"
T-..,., Mrs. +. y. WILCOX, Friendship ". y, writes
TERRIBLE For five six had badly troubled
L with female weakness and terrible
L VhIu 1.-THE small OF my back and pit of the stomach
thn. Three bottles of Dr. Piorcos Favorite Prescrp-
pletely, to my great joy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-10
A Friend at Court.

swell, Johnny, your little baby brother
has gone back to heaven,n remarked the
doctor few minutes after the sad event
had occurred.
"Then he is up with God nowSn
"Yes.n
"Just my luck wish I'd Bnowed 1t
yesterday
"Why, Johnny !"
"I'd a. asked him to speak about that new
sled I've been praying for for the last two
weeks. I'm afraid all the snow will be
gone before I'll get II now.n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-10
How a spscuiator Lost Money.

"There goes man, he said, AS he pointed
to pedestrian across the street, "who lost
his all by not posting up on the traits OF
communities. "What do you meanr'
ale went to Indiana and put his entire
fortune into cough-drop factory, but never
sold pound Of the drops" "Why' Don't
the same as the rest OF us, but when they
can't cure lem with slippery elm they let
her cough.n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-10

"MRs. PARTINGToS, what do you use for a
very bad Gold2r asked Mrs. Dull. "Iandker-
ing over her spectacles. Handkerchief are a
desideratum In the event OF a cold, but bottle
of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is necessity, be-
cause 1t not only relieves, but cures the wori.
cold or cough,