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Resignation.


4 good Old deacon in central Illinois, who
Lost all his big drove OF s''ine by hog chol-
ora, took tbs matter 80 lightly that his wife
felt called upon TO reproach him. "Dea-
con. said she, II should think You would be
ashamed Of yourself. 1t looks to me as
though IL was a Judgment sent on you by the
Lord" my dear said the good old man,
~ the Lord wants 10 take out his judgment
in three-eent pork. into which | would have
90 be pouring good thirty-ccnt corn il they
lived let Us not grumble."
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EFFECTS.

Ayers Pills are made from the concen.
trated extracts and active remedial prin-
cipes of purely vegetable substances.
They are. therefore. far more effective and
satisfactory in their cathartic, diuretic.
and tonic effects than Pills made by the
ordinary process from powdered drugs.
VI. {. Lawson. Greenvillc. Tenn, writes:
Il have used Ayers Pills for Stomach
and Liver troubles with excellent results"
j. NJ. IIodg,lon. saltwater, Mimi, writes:
"Ayer'> Pills are invaluable a. "a cathartic,
and especially for their action upon the
liver. am sur" they saved my life"
Antoine Alboriz, Los Angeles, Cal,
writes: Ayers ,athartic Pills cured
me of Il severe bilious attack, when the
medicine given me by the doctors failed
TO do any good
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/ us-. u~t.ai,h's shar,hor,.,

Nj. iirnrY G. Meredith. 20 Cambridge.
Ind, lately -,ld draft q shofthorns from
iof i'rri. numbering Thirty. five head The
10 J. ani tall calves averaged tise -, AMI
the fsnislei tidi - Me. Meredith intends
he"pnE ur a." herJ a Oakiani. begun by
bsf father in la 'ien. AL Meredith, and
csa,iinue br her husband up Ia tho time Of
his death anil viii sbortlY leave for Eng
land to selsci ani impost SONS % tho best
10 hs found 10 the original home OF the short
beDA Mr.. Nsrvdish 1ay yst beQme y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
just Whooping 1t Up for Daniel.

IChIcaeO IIerRId
The Daniels are coming to Judgement
Dan Lamont is in the White HOUSE, Dan
Manning in tho treasury, Dan Lockwood in
Office in Buffalo Dan Voorhees, the favorite
son Of Indiana and now Mr. Daniel appears
Ia bo the man on whom Mahones senatorial
toga will fall Dan'll be q favorite name
Ests The Democrats II this thing keeps on.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
The Influence of Time.

Brother Smith (who intends to give q
window t, the church in memory Of his
wife)-I think, Mr.. Goodman, that if tho
matter We're suggested to Brother Brow..,
he. too, might want to do something of the
kind
Minister uubiously)-Possibly. But you
see, my dear friend, that while your wife is
only recently dead, Brother Browns wife
died over year ago
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
Economy.

Jones-Smith, you are the LATEST man
ever saw.
Smith-Corrcct
Jones-They say you sleep fifteen hours
out OF every twenty-four.
Smith-Correct.
Joncs-What do you do it for,
Smith-ln order to economics. You see
Il costs nothing 10 sleep, but the moment you
wnke up expenses begin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
Cash on Duels,
Chicago Herald. |

Col. Cash, the notorious South Carolina
man, makes the assertion that in every
regular duel fought in the United States the
man with the fewer syllables in his name
always killed his antagonist He adds,
moreover, that it has been so in all history,
from the time of David and Goliah to that
of Burr and Hamilton
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Notice OF Application
To PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DIsrEICr l.,Np OFricT.
OLYMrI,, W,SHIN0rpS TEEEiIoEy.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in com
~ pliancc with the provisions of the Ac
OF Congress approved June }, 1919, en-
titled AN Act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the States of California. Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory
Newton ID. Britain. of Ihur>ton county.
Washington Territory, has this day filed
in this office his appIicat on To purchase
the /, OF Section No. II. in Township
No. Il North, Range No. , East of the
Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land or any portion
thereof are hereby required To 1T" their
claims in this office within siNt, .GAI days
from date hereof
Given under my hand, nj my office. IN
Olympia. W. 4. this 9th day ot February,
\. ID. 1856.
JOHN + CONVEY.
Feb. III Register OF tho Land onicc.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN County Court of Thurston county,
i Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate of Stephen
Barker, deceased. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of the above named Stephen Barker, de-
ceased, that all persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby required
to present them with the necessary Vouch-
ers within one year after the date of this
Dotice to the undersigned executor at his
place OF business, in the city of Olympia
in the county aforesaid.
Dated at the city of Olympia, w. T.,
this I'D day of January, a. ID. 1856.
DANIEL ID. MCDONALD,
Executor of the last will and testament
ceased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26

Ing thu mo AMI tangled weeds which cover
such vet ground u a exc licnt Tor cutting
~ ih.atlea when In THEA patca,'. AMI for
blowing ap p.aiptains on other stiif weeds
~hlch ate ihlrk on ,l,s Kr"nnd. u may also
H. ussi for clearing f.nc rYwS of thu mass
al wesais that often cumler. suth places.
1h.ss w.ssls. when thus i,<senc1 from tho
soil. viii make ms-i excellent material for
compost hata This toad " niade like
roond olnse-i shovel. with tn sisirl iurnci
up two u cites, and ~ fitis-i To- stout handle,
winch ha. a ctnfs hap.lla for tho hand and
q Jsssl i'i .sidl' to posh upon with the
brcast The edEs d sharp THIS tool will
~ founi uss fui In tie wors oi cleaning up
aud kliliig weeds sni hramlla4
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Fast Time on the Wire.


lChlcaGo Herald
A dispatch was recently sent from indie
pendence, No, to an inland town III Scot
land, and an answer was received in one
hour and ten minutes. This is what the tele-
graph men call fast time. There We're four
transfers on this side and five on the other.
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Notice Of Application
TO PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTINCT LAND OfTI,r,
OIYMPh, WASHINGTON TEREIToEY.
NCrlC is hereby given that, in com
~ pliance with the provisions of tho
Act of Congress approved June ,. 1873.
entitled An Act for the sal" of Timber
Lands in the States of California. Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory"
Cornelius W. Van Doren, of rhurStnn
County. Washington Territory. has this
day flied III tins Office his application to
purchase the \ " 4 Of Section No t. In
township No. Is North. Range No. , East
of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land or any portion
thereof. are hereby required To- file tn, ir
claims in this Office within 600 days from
date hereof.
Given under my hand, nj my Office. Ia
Olympia, W. Il. this 9TH day of February
A. ID 1876.
JOHN +. CONVEY.
Feb. l2l Register OF the Land once.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26

u.,.,.t 1, .,,' .ro >'r~'' orn> rs Iaiv IL
c.il. go Ia. uI. .tr vh- - iil.e Jd !-e
OBJ. The .. ~. ~ - - tt',~n as any % the
\ rat i.,.,. ,..-,t ,ilai country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26

Geneva Qlls.j Patrol: Did you ever notice
how widows paint up the houses and front
fences just after their lords aud masters
djel
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26

Ottawa Qlls) Globe: When n man gets
down to capital of only $40 he ought not ,
be allowed to speculate. 1t looks too much
like gambling
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
Dissolution of Partnership.

rINlIE firm of IcNcrcnZ a Wiley, hithcr-
i To engaged i'll the stove and tinwarc
business, III this city. l. this day dissolved
10y mutual consent. and notice * hereby
given that all bills due must T." paid " iih-
out delay. WM. +. LONEltE\/,
A. &. WILEY.
Olympia, Dee. ., 1855. W.
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Notice OF Application
~ PTR' HISE TIURFE LAM.
strtu %TArt- Dtsr.ttf IAsn,,,ft,,

~ - M ffHHfH fiNb.
strtr ~fArt- bt.r.pr iANHuFFt,t
'nmrf, NtshinEfun IrfF.tufs
Y ON I o. hfr .v given that ih ,atutI ft.la
y viii th' IuitI. lua- 81 %, At Of t,',..,,...
sac 81 imi,tf tauis be- tls tatrs 81 t.tt al.
nn's"u. Nc'ttt ani Nashiugtun Tcf,tar,
Mftu'l N.'-a, ~ lhuFsina county Wsatipt,,,n
p.ttti'n O" purchase, thr y T. l. of ~..,t., y
10 be- ,.Nh~hir y. o. Nufib tan NJ Z Ia,
ui 10" willamette Meridian
d'ssuhrti Land aps I..filnn th.t.ot 49,, ,.,.t.
inquired 10 w. ih,iT ,latms la thi. unl,. Wubt,
sAit - da,s fFuHi DAT. hereof
a. "f'u anu.I ~ ham, u M ofiicy Ia olympia,
w. - "s 'S'h nay oi February, \ u is1
-. a. JOHN uUwEi
Seo ~ Register VI The Land Oflte
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
Notice.

IL order To keep run of my affairs,
j hereby give notice that will not be
responsible Tor any debts or other obligA
tions not contracted by myself.
JOHN NJ. MURPHY. &
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Gen. Grants Book.
Piano instruction.

NIiSS Robah willard IL prepared -
wi give instruction In piano music go
cor'iing in the most approved style OF Thu
beautiful accomplishment.
Rooms At the residence of u. +. Harneds
corner Nashing'on and fifth streets.
olympia. May, -. 1873.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
Notice of Application

To PTECHINE TIMER LiNB.
lStrtp SrNrr. psrWtr LANp Orrtcr,
olympia Washington Territory. I
\pNtCE l. bcr-hy given that, Ia compliance
y with the provisions 1T the Act ot Congress
approved June = isis entitled " An Act for the
sale 81 ! mhct lands Ia Tho states of california
t"-'h. ut u.I Nt.hif. .f.n TtffIfur, 80
lHu''' NtH.r. 'I lhuf-t.u 'lruts. NhrhtuGtou
i'ftU"'N, hh- ihtr ttt f'ld 10 tut- urIfr BIZ az.
phtuit"n Ia Iuft ht.y ~" l'ts and = q 81 y D.
~ section Ne iu iuNn-hlr NJ. ~ North,
Rang W it-t, 10 thr ilamrttr Meridian.
Any nud ~ p'tfuus 'almtng ad,rstrly the said
d'-rfih'Ti lnnd 80 any rofti"n thereof are hcn ~
f'd"'"l ." NE lh"if claims w this Office within
-iN'N "a. daN- nom date h, reef
'n'n hnl' mN hand al ms uli,r, in olympia
I.lhi. i'lh day uf f,hrusp. \ u iss~i
JOHN o. CONVEY
Ten. ~ HrGistrr ~ the Land unire
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a utsa.f Flow.

A lrsssl pio~ is =',vieesbls fSr many pur-
Jsse. !, ran is use for cutting sod. for
cleaning the ruFfseo % swamp. aud reinoy-
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Notice of Application
~ PTRCHiNE TIMER LiNp.
Isirrn SrAIt- pt-rtEr lANpI rrt,y,t

\nfl'E Is hereby given that In compliance
y Win ihr prH,isluns 81 tn Act - t,,nrre.s
hppr"tti Juuu 3. .tV. ,uflttd M At Ion th.
sale ~ liuhor ltu4t he ttF stare nf taltf,,rtta
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Trrfitaf,
bnih u. N'lcr, 81 thrr.tIu cauutN Mashtnainn
ltrtti"N, has thi- tah rlad in this ofitr hi- Az
plitaii"h ." par hIsH iit J. a ~ svrtton 81
~ in luWnship 80 o. Nutth. Iau.r Ne Has,
ct ihr Nulnmru M.ftIltu
INV hnd i. u.f-.I- tiIrnIne adversely tho said
''n' d l'ti "y NV I.rti'n thereof at. hereby
rGH'rrl g. r.r ih.'r ,itlms % ih.- uinrs within
-iNif COO uat. tf.'HttItl. lrftof
Co.. Uhu't u' i4NI Hf iut office Iu u,mrt.
i"'- lt.h HN 90 HfnafN. \ u is..
ions t.uM ~
i'' To u. ..eiHf bi fht LAID Me-.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
CUMBERLAND COAL.
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS

@-Goods delivered to any part of the
city, free OF charge.
10 Every description of goods, wares
and merchandise, carefully stored, at
moderate ates.
iS Highest price paid for Country Pho.
duce Furs and Hides.
Olympia, JAM, 6lSs4.
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O." Ttirhau's Golden Balsasu Ne. 4
Cures Chancres, frs, and second staxes
sores the Logs and BODY; Sore Ham.
Eyes, nose, etc Copper coiofed Biotrhes
t,philitic 'atarrh, diseased scalp, and eli
primary forms % tho discAsc known A
syphilis. Price, o. 90 pep Bottle,
e.. nichau's Golden 0alsam Ne, 3
Cures Tertiary, Mercuriai syphiiitic Rheu-
mstisni, Pains In the Homes, Pains In the
Head, hack ~ the Neck, liberated Bers
Throat. syJhlitic Hash, Lumps and con.
t-,r'sd Cords, stiffness ot tho Llmbs and
ordigaios oil disease from the system,
whether caused by iniiscrction or abuso
a Mercury. isaving the biood pure and
healthy. Price S5 90 pcr Hottie.
Lee Hiehau's Goiden apa nish Anti.
detc for the cure % Gonorrhma, Glcst
Irritation Gravel. AMI all Urinary OF Geni
NJ di,arrsngcments. Price ~ - per
Bottle.
I.s uiehau's Golden Spanish In.
lection. Tor severe cases OF Goaosrh0a,
lnfammatory elect. stricturcs,&e. Price
l.. Riehsa's Golden Oinsmsns
Tor the effective healing Of syphilitc sorea
knd cniptions. Price o. on per neg
10 ntchau's Golden pile erys
and nraln treatment: luss Of physical pow
CT. excess or ovcr.work. Prostration, eto
Price 81 90 per Box
Teatc and NcSvine, "a -
ssns everywhere, {. q. d.. securely packa
&. y. RICHARDS a. co. Agents
az 4 40 san.,,ne street, Corner Clay.T
san francisco. O..
CIRCULAR MAILED JSEE.
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saecp and wool all rise ~ value sgnln In
dne tim, Th'y are hound t". u Is To III"
farmers Interest still io = other With THIS
tini os farm stock and wat Tor goo TINS.
lie can IerlaI's hotirr afford nov th'n at
any ahes tnw Co e'P'r'mc q with Sh'ep' ~
hfesxis, feeds. "a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26
To the Unfortunate.
Dir. Gibbons
EiSPERSAR Y,

900 NE NR\El
O.-s st, corner at
CuiliIil,rcial street
San Francisco. Is
tat,i.Shcd IN i>j1. tor
the treatment at >"N
uii and seminal Ia
Gz
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OIL YMPIA
Collegiate Institute,
Olympia, w. r.



THIS institution foI students ct either
so - uut, : IA" ,ontrol 81 the Methodist
tpi~cut. ~ church students rllitd 10 any
80 10 ttltu iuu~ 'tUnotntnHti u NJ ,cjye,l
81 the Sauic t"uting aud hu tGarianistu
~ tsu4ht Thr course pt instruct a EN-.
braces the English Hi,b,io- N9ihen,
H. IRuuimg" aud I.ok k''i ito. Su,cisi
att, nttou h given TIA guiHi Commend A
touts, aud tl~utinn literary Sei.Iv
~ u IHrt ot ~ schUuI Debates every OH.
~ frt'iHN Afternoon = tirts,fi.n : ,Isfst,.
tscd uT mooney refunded ~tu'ients n,,
charged it.m day nt entrance The pr,.
-rnt Ncit clo~"~ the last 81 June merit.
Terms. paNsbl" tarh halt term IN ad.
vance
First TRADE ..................... ......, sls
SECOND Grade ...... .......... .......
Third Grade .... ..... ........ 49,. q
n term uf ~ weeks
TEACHES J l.. Henderson. Prncjpai.
Maud Iiurlburt and I.inni- Ga.iiae, In.
Strnctors.
Preparation, and Primary departments
These departments are under the charge
al MrS. Nrili" - Hanson. u tried teacher
AMI " 'du tie at the state Normal School
uf California.
Terms payable each half term In I'd.
vHnr'; ~ aud 81 per term of IL weeks
ruf further particulars enquire Of the
the - inciual T. l.. HEN bER-CN,
CIV inliia, Feb -, 1886.
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~ ualuIrT .ntN such ~ 4o~s ut M'nu-
ry i.H~~tu t". \"vturual I'm s~tuu, Aver.
>Iun To- Sn't,iY Guinness 90 Vision. Nut~1s
ia the Head the vital iuid passing unuh.
SCI we'd ~ tn" tuiH". aud many other dis
raS,'~ that lea to Insanity nd heath
bN ny itE. Wuu - ~ regular phNsi-
citu tEiadutt" ct the University ut Penn.
~ylNaniHl Will agree H. taritit Fie- Han.
dr"d Dollars iot ease ut this Kind tho
NirI ul~ioU.Iit under hi- str.
cidl adv lee and itruttutntb " ~ net cure.
81 tpT any thing Impure ur injurious to b.
ia II. Dlt MiNTlE treats all private dis.
eases successfully vi bout mercury C"o-
sui'sst"n zee. InuTuugh examination
and advice. ibcludIug analysis ~ urine,
-. Price at Nusi %. -t"'~, ~ sea hottie
or four times the quantity -. sent Ia any
secure FROM ub~'TNst,op an,i ~ "a private
name II desired. bv
\ = NINtlE NJ. n.
ii krarneV 81. san Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOrrLE FRIE.
Will bc sent tu ANY uu" apply ing bv let
ter, stating ~ uiptuu- ,'N nnd age. street
secrecy ~ = gard T." all business tran-ac-
tiou~.
DIR. MINtIES KIDNEY REMEDY
NEPliEEIICt' y cures ali kinds of Md
ncv and had icI complaints gobuTTh
glcet, l"urnrruura. For sale bN all drug
gi.ts. 81 n bottle; q battles tor -
bk MIN1lES DA\pEilp< pIII1
mr." I'll" h's and cheapest DYSPEPSIA
and liiIlblN Gu" "a ~" market. tnI
sal" hN all druggist. uC- Gtt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-26

ENGLISH REMEDY

- never tHtiing
ttur t't Nervous
Exhausted
\ to tiiy seminal
", nLf,sN SIsttttH
- - vs a.
h''d, liuI "i' t,rN,
p,".,ss"''h.s, Par
aiNst- HI.d Rli the
pTtttiiC effects ui
sell Abuse Nuiitlinnl
oilits aud tNUU-sUs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-31
For New Orleans

Carson Index: State Superintendent O.
s. Young will loon depsr. for New Orleans
and the East. He will be absent probably
more than 9 month. The Eastern papers
have announced that the Nevada Legisla.
ture has again refused him leave Of alb
sence for the purpose OF meeting with the
National Educational Convention which
holds Its session presently at New Orleans
Fortunately the Legislature ia not in ses'
sion. and the Professor will deliver
promised address before the convention
on the subject OF the Capitalization ol
Races, on the Pacific Coast His ad-
dress will take strong grounds in favor OF
an Indian Industrial School at Carson
This is in conformity with his efforts fol-
the last year or two In that direction
The address will also embody an '~incisive
analysis Of tho Chinese question as re-
lated to education. II will doubtless be
published with the proceedings and thus
circulated all over the Union. We look
for good results from his effort.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-31
LOCAL AND OTHER Jors.
from the Notebook al the
kentfners Reporter.

Sentfnebs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 O2h
Senator Fair has been elected a Truste,
of Mills Seminary.
Tho religious boom has struck the I'M
godly town OF Reno.
Divine services. as usual. at the Presby
terian and Catholic Churches to-day.
By many In Winnemucca it is believed
that Clarence Gray is feigning insanity.
The Reno Gazette believes the price Of
cattle will be considerably less in the
Spring than now.
Four bars of bullion valued OF 50, 0GC
| passed through from the south yesterday
in charge OF Wells. Fargo & 90.
In the District Court at Eiko last Wed.
nesday, Silss Alguile. alias Meyers, plead
guilty TO manslaughter and was to have
been sentenced yesterday.
Honolulu papers contain an account Of
q brilliant reception given by United
States Minister George W. Merrill on New
Years Day.
Judging from the stream that rushed
down the Spring street ditch yesterday
afternoon, there must have been a heavy
shower OF rain this side OF the Pinto sum-
init.
Tho Shoshone who stabbed one OF his
tribe on Main street last Wednesday was
sentenced yesterday to Is days In the
County Jail.
Battle Mountain Central Nevsdan: The
Eureka SENTINEL has entered upon its
thirty second volume. 1t is q frst-class
Journal in every respect. May il continue
to prosper in years to come.
There is quite q temperance boom in
Winnemucca at present, eighteen new
members having recently Joined Nevada
Lodge, No. IS, L. o. G.. T. A religious re-
viyal has also struck the town.
Our State exchanges, including the En-
torpise. have resurrected the list Of claim
ants for property destroyed in the Indian
war OF 1860 and publish Ii as news. The
list appeared in the Chronicle nearly q year
ago.-Virginis Chronicle. Please except
the SENTINEL.
George Z. Stockle. who was selected at
the competitive examination held at Win
in May, 1884. for 9 cadetship at
West Point, to which no wss nominated by
Congressman Cassidy. has successfully
passed the semi-annual examination.
Fourteen members of his class failed TO
pass the examination, and were discharged.
The Virginia Enterprise OF Wednesday
publishes the statement that "at last &C.
counts Bank Commissioner George W.
Cassidy had returned from Salt Lake 20
Eureka, not having yet gone East" The
statement is incorrect. Mr.. Cassidy Is In
Denver, Colorado, and II IL believed here
that he will. In the course Of q fortnight,
go from that city 70 Washington, d. @.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-31
Fruit

Thomas Trainer, n Of the prominent
horsemen of Eureka county, oame in from
Nye and Lincoln counties last evening.
where he has several bands Of equines feed
ing. Ho says the weather of late weeks
has been very mild at Ourrant Greek, Hot
Greek and White River. The roads there
are dusty, and In places. II the fine weather
continues another week, many fruit trees
will have budded out. Some OF the fruit
rover at Currant Greek have hauled snow
aud banked il about their trees In order to
prevent az long as possible the buds from
bursting. Most OF the best fruit grown
In Eastern Nevada comes from that Sec
ton, and 1t will certainly be q severe loss
TO both consumers and producers II the
crops there are destroyed, or even dam.
aged,
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Rolls OF Honor.

Following are the rolls OF honor OF the
Ruby Hill public school. They comprise
tho names OF those pupils, who have made
an average OF so per cent and upwards. in
their written and oral examinations foi
,he past month, and whose department II
not less than 80. Hardness or irregular
attendance. when not excused, excludes O
scholars nsme from this roll:
Grammar Department, G.. j. Reek,
teacher - Harry Bluett. Louie Father,
Katie Fitzpatrick, Essella Manuel, Jennie
Mulcoy. Francis fitzpatrick, Louis Rog.
era, Harry Pcdlsr.
intermediate and Primary Departments,
Miss Il. Frank, teacher Henry Arthur,
Charles MINIS. Minnie jenkins. Maggie
Roberts, veronica Fitzpatrick, Mary
Williams, David Williams, Albert MINIS,
John Holman, Annie Williams. John
Williams. Katie Bluett, Tim Barrett. Harry
Tyack. Edward FlAvin, Robert Granger,
Conceive Fitzpatrick.
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Forced, Ia Tackle Free Lunch,

In an article in the San Francisco Post OF
last Tuesday. the writer. commenting on
the dull and sleepy condition Of the min
ing share market, discouress in the fol-
lowing strain: II is sad TO observe
brokers who could not in former and more
prosperous years got along without a bot
tie or two OF Pommery SEQ and solids to
match at noon time, now patiently waiting
their turn at q crowded "bit" lunch
counter. II is about time old Madame
Fortune shook another shovel OF shekles
into the street. For two years past the
boys have had nothing but nickels thrown
TO them. A single good discovery of ore In
the Comstock would put everything on its
feet again, and that is what everybody.
oven the bears, whose occupation Is almost
gone, is praying for.