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MISCELLANEOUS
p r | G { LIST
M. W. LEY.

Cheese, from leo. to zoe. and from Csc. to
10 35c. per pound.
Pioneer Flour, So IS to 81 12h per 100
pounds.
Crushed, Grsnulated and Brown Sugar,
l0k to 1871 cents per pound.
Oatmeal. l0.pound sacks, from 75c. to 9Oc.
per sack.
Corn Meal. ~l0-pound sacks, Coo. 10 Toe
per sack.
Eggs, 2sc per doz. to 8 doz. for 81.
Bacon, lac. to lSc. and zoe. per pound.
Hams, lie. to 20c. per pound.
Butter, from Csc. to 90c. per roll.
Mess Pork, from lac. TO 18c. per pound.
Coffee, from zoe. TO 33c. per pound.
Tea, from 40c. to 81 Is per pound.
Rice, from Sc. to 16A c. per pound.
Coal Oil, from SIS per case to 75c. per gal
Beans, from SIC. to Sc. per pound.
Crackers, from 1917 C. TO 25c. per pound
Eagle Brand Milk, Csc. per can.
Kirk Soap, from SC. TO 10c. per bar.
ols-tf NJ. NJ. LEY. South ot Courthouse.
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New Millinery! New Millinery

Mrs. Scott has just received q large as
sortment of new aud fashionable Spring
and Summer millinery. and will constantly
be in receipt Of the latest styles and nov
elites from the East and West. Ladies will
do we'll to call and examine the goods. n
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The Chicago Electric Lamp.

P. HUI yesterday received a large as
sortment of the celebrated Chicago Elee-
trio Lamps, and sold them all before
night. He has telegraphed for a duplicate
consignment, which will arrive here in
about a week. He has also received q lot
OF elegant gilt and silk plush holdings for
oil paintings, etc.
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An AssaIIant KILLED.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Wm. E. Withers,s
so-called "scab" switchman, formerly OF
Indianapolis, while leaving the Missouri
Pacific yard tonight. was set upon by
three men, who seized and pounded and
beat him severely. He finally broke away
from them, and, drawing q revolver. fired.
and one of his ssssilsnts named Gibbons
fell dead. Gibbons WAS 8 striking yard
man. Withers was arrested. His other
assailants escaped.
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Explosion OF n lard Tank.

CHICAGO, April pa large iron lard
tank in Tohey & Booths packing-house
exploded this afternoon. The cause is an
known. The conclusion was terrific. The
flying iron tore up the floor, ceiling and
walls. Every one in the room was injured
by debris or hot oil. James Sanford was
instantly killed. Pat Muldoon and Mat
tie Sanford are seriously injured. Six
othera are more or Less injured.
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Horseshoe, Lorrillard. Our Coil. and all
the leading brands OF tobacco can be found
at the p. o. bookstore, cheap for cash. 4
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W. II. stowell. druggist aud assayer
No 3 Main street.
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Sick headache cured by I'D D Dat
Capron's.
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Dyspepsia cured by the use of I'D D
D"-for sale at Cspron's drug store. =
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I'D D" will improve the sppetite-ai
Capron's. y
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A Bank Closes Its Doors.

MARIETTA, O.. April 29.-The bank of
Marietta closed its doors this morning
having made assignment.
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Very III.

New YORK, April ga Washington
special says: Rev. Leonard, rector of St.
Johns Episcopal Church here. has been
summoned to New York TO see ex-President
Arthur.
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Labor Demands.

BUFFALO, April 29.-The street-car driv-
ers and conductors have made q demand
for 8 reduction Of the working hours from
IS to IL per day. and an increase Of pay for
conductors from 81 80 to 50 per day. The
drivers ask that the IS cents a day, as at
present retained by the company until the
end of each year, when it is paid in a
lump. if the driver holds his place that
length of time. be paid them monthly.
II is believed q settlement will be reached
without q strike.
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Not Verified.

New YORK. April pa special dis
patch from Chicago says: Unless thu
Atchison advances its Los Angeles rat
to-day all other transcontinental road
will make a SO rate to all California
points. This cannot be verified at thu
compsny's Office here.
Ex.Prestdenf Arthur EvldentIy
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Poverty Among strikers.

New YORK. April 29.-With few excep-
tions the new employees OF the Third Az
enue lines show evidences OF poverty that
ONT from a lack of work. All Of them
tell the same story Of hardship. In not a
few instances the hostility Of labor unions
and of the knights of Labor have pre-
vented them from getting employment.
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Horse Thieves Killed.

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas, April 29.-In'
~telligence reaches here this afternoon from
Los Idianosa. a small place in DIVA
county. to the effect that Deputy Sheriffs
Coy and Renhsm, on Monday night. killed
two more Mexican horse thieves while they
were resisting arrest. thus making five
thieves killed within ten days.
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New Laws for New York.
ALBANY, April 29.-The Governor signed
Canton's Saturday Half Holiday bill to-
day.
The Standard Gas bill became Q law to-
day without the Governors signature, the
time having expired.
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Two GOOD Camps.

San Francisco Mining and Scientific
Press: A prospector who has been out all
Summer in Idaho and Montana and
travelled over considerable rough country.
writes US that he was in n camp on
Horse Greek and Owl Greek. Lembi
county, Idaho. which promises well for
the future. There are large bodies OF
galena ore and some brittle silver. The
ore is "smelting' and the lodges large.
but with low-grade ore. There is plenty
of timber and water. There are no roads
to the camp, though one could be made
from Bitter Root Valley. The trail is rs
miles long. 1t is a good camp for capital
lists, but not so for a poor man. There
are 40 locations in the camp and plenty OF
timber along the trail.
Another good camp is at the Swesthouse
mines. Missoula county, Montana. The
ores are high-grade gray copper and ruby
silver. A wagon can be driven to the
mines on the foothills OF the Bitter Root
Valley. There Is plenty Of wood and
water. The Pleasant View mine is owned
by Captain Higgins. Of Missoula-the
banker-and Mr.. Mccormick, of Stevens
vile. Our correspondent predicts that
this district will be a lively camp next
Summer.
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Honolulu News.

From q private letter. dated Honolulu.
October 20, a Reno Gazette reporter selects
the following: "The climate here Is about
as perfect as one could wish, although
warm sometimes. Business ia very dull
on account Of the low price Of sugar, and
many people are leaving the Islands. All
of the Government positions are being
given to the natives and the white men
who have made the country what it is, are
securing q living elsewhere. Claus
Spreckles who has been the real king for
the past ten years. and King Kalakaua
have mad q tremendous row, and there is
great excitement in political circles. The
Legislature has just adjourned after
squsndering immense mounts of money
for the most useless purposes, and she
country is In q very bad fix. But they
have passed a bill to borrow 50. 900. 900 of
some other Government, and il they can
get it, the Kanakas will be happy IS long
as ID lasts, and as they will never be able
to pay it back, the country will pass under
the rule OF the nation who loans the
money"
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$51s, ls6 81
RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES.
EIkO Election Returns.

Wednesdays Independent: A summary
of the vote of this county so far as heard
from, which includes the precincts o.
EIko. Star Valley, Tosno, Tecoma. Hal
leck Station. Lsmoille. South Fork, CamI
Halleck, Glover Valley and Wells, give
the following majorities: Macmillan, "a
Adams, IL; Davis, %; Belknap, 236; Nc
Herman, 20; Brady. IA; Sadler. AZ; School
ing, So; Boiler. 40; Day, 81; Kaye, 2
Duffy. So; Hardesty. $50; Atwsll, 224
Wiseman, 8; casper, 50; Byrne, 20.
Aside from Glover Valley the majorities
in the above precincts are as follows;
Hesson, 100; Talbot. 81; Mart Smith, l64;
Honeyman, 1876; Stone. 116.
The total vote for District Judges is Of
follows: Fitzgerald. 264; Cresswell, $40:
Rives, ZIG; Rising, 22l; Bigelow. 2S5
McKsnny, 202.
For the Assembly the vote is ss follows
wiseman, SO6; Neven, 1877; Sherwood, 235;
Hudson. 214; Griswold, 246; Hanks. 244.
Partial returns from Tuscarora indicate
q success for the majority of the Republic
can ticket. The election of the following
Democrats is assured. to wit: E. P. Hard
esty, State Senator; A. W. Hesson, Asses
sor; Mart Smith, long term Commissioner
Stanley Rigsby, Public Administrator
Isasc Wiseman. Assemblyman. The cleo
ton Of the County Treasurer is still In
doubt, with indications that Q. W. HUI.
has been elected.
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CALIFORNIA RETURNS.
Swift In All Probability Elected
The Legislature Democratic.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKHTISKL.I

ESPECIAL TO THE s~RHTISEL.I
SAN Francisco, Nov. Am the First
Congressional District the count so far
stands: Thompson, (Dem.) 6.058; Gar
ter, (Rep.,) 5,274. In the Second Biggs,
(Dem.,) 3,74O; Campbell, tRep.,) s,50l.
Third District, McPike. (Dem..) S.52s;
McKenna, (Rep.,) 11,066. In the Fourth
McCoppin, (Dem,,) 1915; Morrow, (Rep.,)
9,758; Sumner, Ind.,) 1,790. In the
Fifth Sullivan, (Dem.,) 1882; FELTON,,
(Rep..) 8,015.
or the II, 003 votes counted in the Sixth
Congressional District the count gives
Lynch, DEM 1922; vandever, tRep.,)
9,0Sl. These figures represent about one
half OF the total registered vote.
The 123,473 votes. including the San
Francisco count, give Swift So, 55l; Bart
lett, 81, TIC; Wigginton, 4.457; O'Donnell.
ii, 306; Russell, 2.443.
The complete returns from eight coun-
ties give Swift. IL. 543; Bartlett, 1,575;
Russell. 786; Wigginton. 1879; O'Don-
nell. 1,076. Two additional counties, oom-
plete. give Bartlett 1871 as q net plurality.
The calculation made up from returns
TO 6 P. NJ. goes TO show that the next Legis-
lasure will stand as follows: Senate
Democrats az. and Republicans 10; AS
sembly-Democrats SO, and Republicans
Ala majority for the Democrats on q
Joint ballot OF IL.
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From she COmstOck.

VIRGINIA, New. Nov. 4.-Thirty-nine
precincts in the State outside Of Storey,
Eureka. Ormsby and Washoe, which are
not yet complete. give Stevenson 2,473;
Adams, 2.057; WOODBURY.. 2.374; MscMil-
Ian, ALL. Reno elects the Democratic
Legislative ticket, with Senator. Elko
elects a Democratic Senator and one As
semblyman. The Winnemuoca Legisla-
ture is Democratic. Saltwater claims 8
a Democratic Legislature, but there are
no official returns yet. The balance. SO
far as heard from. is claimed by the Re-
publicsns. Stevenson is now between 500
and 600 ahead In the State.
$50 A. M.-Ballots counted here. / 1850.
Adams will carry the county by 100 ma.
jority; Woodburn ahead 200; Belknap.
1884; Hallock, 81; Brady, $40; Fitzgerald's
total vote. 934; Creswell, 912; Rives. 604;
Rising. 1,1l2; Mckinney, S61; Bigelow,
961.
$50 p. M.-The entire Republican Leg
islative ticket is elected in Storey.
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L ARRIVALS.

Jackson House,. White and family,
Whites ,snch; J. s. Gregory, San Fran
ei,co. ". A. Woodruff. Tuscarors; j. A.
Euglssaom, Mineral Hill; j. Hovendon,
0, Benson, Beowswe; j. Hutson, Mount
Hope; N. Hartnets, Prospect Mountain;
J. NcGowan, Geddes; Z. Boomhower, Pine
Station; R. Bailey, Diamond Valley; NJ.
Fitzgerald. Beowswe.
Bureau Hotel - W. Laird, Prospect
Mountain; A. S. Burt, Ruby Hill.
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LOCAL AND OTHER yors.
scraps from the Notebook OF h
H~enaimeI's Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 0.99H.
The press dispatches indicate Swift
election in California.
A large number of new hats were worr
on Main street yesterday.
Hon. Thomas Wren wal serenaded last
evening by the Star Band.
OF the new silver certificates, q rougish
writer saws: "They will enable liberal
people to drop q dollar into a church con.
tribution plate or box without attracting
attention by the ring Of its fall"
District Attorney Cheney will leave on
this mornings train for Carson, in order
to look after business that will shortly
come before the Circuit Court there.
j. 8. Burlingame received yesterday the
sad intelligence that his wife, who has
been for the past two months visiting
relatives in Pottsville, Pa, had died sud
denly. Mrs. Burlipgame was an estimable
lady, and beloved by many in this COM
munity.
Carson Union: The poor old railroad
Enterprise querulously reads Gen. C. G.
Powning out of the Republican party,
and tries to "shoo" him off the Comstock
by shaking her apron ct him. As a COM
mon scold she is to be pitied in her feeble
old age.
Judges Of the election OF the Second
Ward, this town, say That A~lexander's
name was not scratched on q single Re-
publican ticket that passed through their
hands during the count, and that a num-
Der OF Democrats voted for him. Quite
3 compliment.
In Winnemuccs the results Of Tuesdays
was as follows: Polled, 290 votes;
Of which Macmillan received LOT majority,
Stevenson 10, Davis 14S, Belknap 81, Bick-
nell 2, Dormer 0, Hallock l, Schooling 6,
"a. Jones IS, Dovey Q, Harlow
6. For District Judges, Fitzgerald re-
ceived 154 votes, Creswell 1871, Rives 131,
141, McKenney 139, Bigelow 164.
1t is highly probable a lawsuit will grow
OF Tuesdays county election. In at
least two cases the msjorities received by
candidates are very small. At
.eddes the registration books were burned
1t the time OF Captain Foley's premature
death by an explosion Of giant powder.
and at Garrison the polling place is said
by some TO be in Lander county, and the
Inspectors failed to qualify.
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STOCK SALES.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
-, ~oobir-485o 44Oc 43oc 445c
S is,S Hezican-14oc 145c
ia Gould 4 Curry-lk 1850
1 IN Bsst 4 Belcber-235c 24Oc
,s w Con. Oslifornis-SA 9 81
70 ssssge-29Oc
10 Ohollsr-1k
"a Poiosi-8Oc
Z Hale 4 Norcross-9oc
Grown Point-l5Ob
n Yellow Jacket--170c
10 U%nion--S0c $50
10 s. Nevada 1900
uN Alta-l
100 Bodis--2h
100 Bulwer-l65c
100 N%svsjo-9Oc
40 B, Isle--40c
zoo N. B. Isle--Sh 81 8
50 Alpha-95c
Utah-l10b 115s
800 Bullion--65o
100 Oyerman
1000 Lady Washington-2Oc
800 Andes-S5c
NJ. Disblo-2O5b
600 Nevada Qaeen-395c 4
200 Crocker-40c Soc
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q. a r. PASSENGER TRAVEL.
EUREKA COUNTY RETURNS.

Unofficial Figures from All Pre-.
eincts OF the County Except Pine
Station, where Only IL Votes
We're Cast.
Returns we're received yesterday from
al the precints OF Eureka county except
Pine Station, whore only IL votes were
cast. There, like the other precincts, the
ballots cast were considerably scratched,
aud consequently II is unsafe TO make even
guess o. the results. The returns re-
celved from the eleven precincts give
Adams 500 and Stevenson 6l0 votes, a
majority Tor the latter Of /. Bell received
sia and Davis $50. q majority for the
later Of 2SS; WOODBURY. 645 and Mac
Milan Az. majority for the former OF 168;
EDWARDS 62O aud Belknap sos. the former
coming out ahead liz; Schooling 452 and
tay@i, q majority for the latter Of 215;
parma 6a7 and Brady AIS, the formers
haloniI being 172; Hallock 410 and Sad
if WA majority for the latter OF 296;
Aeiindsf 697 and Boiler 424. the formers
nlIofay 273; Day 258 and Jones 863, the
M,s's majority OF COS being the largest
!. 'ns county; Bicknell 642 and MoKernan
No. majority for the former Of 164;
paay iss and Harlow 631, the lstter's
i msIoiiiy being l42; Dovey $40 and Kaye
ny. 'ne formers majority 1874. The can
aaaes Tor District Judges received the
, .-a' vote: Fitzgerald, TAT; Creswell.
d. hiyes, 526; Rising, 598; McKenny. 444;
Sp.sslow' SS7. For State Senator
.uie! received 622 and Haley
WI. q majority Of 1871 for Foley.
W. ASsemblymen the vote cast was:
as,se, 45o; McGovern, 466; Erdly, 474;
SssOes' SlS; Fraser, 687; Smith. 58S. For
s Sus'lu s,inson received 561 and Sweeney
enc sSo' = majority for Stinson Of 8; Wallace
w. aud Wright 463, the formers majority
su.us iaO; Beard SOL and Hansen 4S7, the
AZ uet majority "a; Harmon and Andre
I0 ne' both having received $50; Hoad-
y. nv and Bremenkampf 410, Hoadley's
sgslofisy OF 800; Beatty TIC and Breen
H., majority for the former of 4l6: Van.
i ".;aa oS4 aud Laird $50, Laird's ma
,mssy "a; Fletcher 60 and Arlington 44s;
sas aiori'y for the former 800; Cromer 495
~. ufegoVich 615, the l~atter's majority
mug mug lzo; Long 545 and Rock 4S3. a
O,,'y OF 90 for the former; Palmer o75
ia,;, Dosk Asa, the former having q ma.
s1 ny Oh III; Gallagher 59S and Gilmour
t \, : majority for the former Of 1871. For
ma ss. named. candidates for Road
0avisor, no returns we're received from
Awe, palisade, Mineral Hill or Gar
o.sS IN other candidate having been bal
n ,So foregoing figures are unofficial, but,
nam are correct. Until the official
DroS. made definite figures cannot be
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Attention, Candidates.
EUREKA, New, N,

EDITOR SENTINEL: The disappointed
aspirants for county offices of both parties
are requested to meet ct T. E. Hsley's
sIaughterhouse to-day at noon to consider
their peculiar condition. Committees on
bread, whisky and tobacco will be sp-
pointed. A good oussin man can find
temporary employment. The race horses
Gray Eagle and Red Jacket, q butcher
wagon, an interest in q shop, and a grey
hound pup. will be offered for sale at .
very low figure. The question Of settling
In Utah and organizing q new county, with
plenty Of Offices, will be considered. An
address on the uncertainty OF all earthly
calculations and the peridy OF man will
be delivered. COPE.
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THE EUREKA CON.
THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL RE.
PORT OF THE. COMPANY,
superintendent DOnnelIy Re.
ceipts and Disbursements, Re-
sources and Liabilities for the
Year,
PRESIDENTS P
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18, 1885,

SAN Francisco, Oct. IS, 1886.
To the Stockholders OF the Eureka Con-
solidated Mining Co.-Gentlemen: For ex-
plantations as to the financial status OF
this company,as well as to the operations at
the mine during the past year, I beg to
submit to you herewith the reports of the
Secretary aud Superintendent, which ex'
plain themselves fully and require no
further comments at my hands.
The recommendations made in my last
annual letter to put the new shaft pumps
and hoist in good working order, also to
erect q suitable plant to work our valu-
able speiss, have been faithfully carried
out by the Board, and judging from the
prompt manner in which the stockholders
met the assessments. hgve received their
approval.
The above work Is now fast approach
ing completion. and l regret at the pres
ent moment to be unable to report any
thing more than progress.
The next sixty days however will decide
the value OF these improvements, which l
hope will accomplish their purpose and
result in again restoring the Eureka Con-
solidated to the list Of dividend paying
mines, Respectfully submitted.
VIM. FRIES, President.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPORT.
To Abe President and Trustees Of the
Eureka Con. Mining Compsny-Gentle-
men: An account OF the ore extracted
from the mine, and custom ore purchased,
will be found in the Seoretary's report.
The mine has been worked entirely by
tributers during the past year, except Q
few feet OF drifts run In the third level by
contract, and about 1000 feet OF holes
bored with the diamond drill. No new
bodies Of ore have been found. and / do
not consider the chances Of finding ore
sufficient to warrant the company in ex-
pending any large sums Of money in
prospecting above the 930-foot level. The
hydraulic pumping machinery at the new
shaft has been put In running order, and
the new hosting engine will be ready TO
start about the 1st of November. and 10
expected to be OF sufficient power to work
the mine to q depth OF 5000 feet. 4 re-
fnery and other improvements have been
added to the furnaces for the purpose Of
reworking the rich slsgs, etc., acoumu-
lated at the furnaces. with the low grade
ores from the mine. large quantities Of
which may be obtained at little cost. Very
respectfully,
H. DoSSELLY, Superintendent.
s~RcRETARY's REPORT.
To the Stockholders Of the Eureka Con.
Mining Co.-Gentlemen: Please find here
with receipts and disbursements, resources
and liabilities for the fiscal year.
RECEIPTS.
Base bullion. 1889 bars.
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THE SEA

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Finest assortment Of bird cages, 81 The
Postofice news stand.
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Depnrture-Prices Reduced
4, YthaVing bought several new accessories
rsoaS ci.y while I was In San Francisco
os INy, am prepared TO introduce yari.
rsSr, .nnoVations and turn out still finer
con.;s IN regular "city style" And in
tlmas asrasion Of the stringency Of the
Suoes have from the LIST Of May on re-
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and be convinced by experience.
Fr,.,. Louis MONACO, Artist.
aufeks' Nevada, May 1. 1886.
osnro headache cured by I'D D D"-a.
pOstosss assortment Of bird cages, Of the
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DUN D..

CHILD'S GOLD BRACELET WAS FOUND
N on Spring street The owner can have
the same by proving property and paying for
this advertisement. MRS. Z. L. BIDWELL.
Eureka, October %, 1896. o24.tf
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Oossiveness cured by sd Dat Ga.
prou's.
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h. DoNHELLY, Superiutel
~sRcRETARY's REPORT.

To the Stockholders Of the Eureka Con.
Mining Co.-Gentlemen: Please find here
with receipts and disbursements, resources
and liabilities for the fiscal year.
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Reduced Prices
....0H....
FINE JEWELRY!
S~iIverWare, Clocks,
Optical Goods
and Work.
Mr.. P. STELER
50. QUE LEADING ,rwrrnn. q

TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
i his customers in Eureka. Ruby Hill and
surrounding country. and the public at large,
that he has made Q heavy reduction on his
magnificent stock OF Fine Gold and Silver
Watches, Chains. Jewelry. and Silverwsre,
department.
His Ooncave and Oonvex Lenses, Spectacles
and Eyeglasses, so cents to 81 and 81 so. PAb-
bles, 50. Seth Thomas CLOCKS nickel one-dsy
time) 81 IS. Seth Thomas CLOCKS nickel one
day time with alarm, 50 rs. and other goods
In proportion.
Also q great reduction on irst-class work In
Watches Clocks and JeWelry,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-05

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-05

postomsas assortment Of bird cages, at the
-0s'omoe news stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-05

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