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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-09-07
to Wood Dealers.

I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER THIS DAY
made by the Hon. Board OF County Com
missioners OF Eureka, Nevada, notice is hereby
given that bids will be received up to and In
Guiding Monday. Oct. 7, 1889, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
by said Board. for furnishing the Courthouse
OF said county with IS cords Of nrst class green
mahogany wood that has not been cut more
than eight months, the same TO be delivered 81
the Courthouse in Eureka. The said Board re-
s.rves the right TO pile the wood 90 furnished;
and IL also reserves the right to reject any and
all bids In the premises.
Witness my hard officially. Sept 2, 1889.
+. II. HARMON, Clerk Of said Board.
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-09-07

take this means OF notifying the peo
pie Of Eureka, Taylor. Hamilton and
Cortez, and the surrounding country, that
l have recently shipped all my negatives
to this place for further use. Any par.
ties for whom l took pictures, and hold
their negatives, wishing to have duplicate
copies struck of. can get them at San
Francisco reduced prices, by addressing
me at l22S Market street, (near j. j.
O'Brien's) San Francisco, California.
L. Monaco.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-09-07
NEW TO-DAY.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
Clerk Of the Board % County Commits
sioners Of Rureks county. state OF Nevada. has
this day received from the Assessor OF the
aforesaid county the certified Tax List or As
sessment Roll for the year A. d. 1889; also the
~osiginsl list Of property and map book for said
year, and that the Board OF County Commits
sioners Of Eureka county, Nevada. will meet as
. Board OF Equalization in the Office Of the
County Clerk, In the Courthouse. in the town Of
Rureka, Eureka county, State OF Nevada. each
day from the hour Of 9 O'Clock P. n. TO 4 O'Clock
p. n. from and including the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1859. to and including the 18th
day Of October. A. d. 1859.
v. Il HARMON,
CLERK OF the Bos'd OF County commissioners
Dated Sept. .. lsse. std
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-09-07
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND.
ST.PAUL RAILWAY
VIA OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS.
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
AND THE EAST.

Finest Dining room Cars In the world.
through Sleeping Cars 20 Chicago. Only
direct route to the O. A.. r. Eneampment A
milwaukee,. Everything first class.
rlrst class people pAtronize nrstelass lines.
tleket Agents everywhere In the West sell
tickets over the Chicago, Milwaukee, and Al
Paul Railway. y"
For farthes information apply 10
- ALEX. MITCHELL,
"h~Nu sAit Lake City. Utah.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

those sheep. They had commenced 20 move
on tGe track IA frightened sort Of way,
but Just then the engine h.t them aud hit
them hard Inty seeLued 70 is before lrr
and ABOVE her aud around lcr aad sh0
joited IS she passed over some OF them
Then the air-yalvc worked aud the whistle
yelled sharp aud wild as though Hannah
was gl0rying an the deed. 1 declare, II
seemed 10 ne Is though size was saying:
II did IL; killed them; amt afraid aud
aiu't ashamed | would like 10 do II again :,
let them keep out OF my way" l had
piuched my foot il some way aud suppose
that was swearing little 20 myself, for
Jerry looked IL me- reproachfully and asked
ne If that WAS the way 1 thanked God f0.-
His nercics.
When she stopped we got down TO see il
any damage had been done 10 the engine.
AR. Clifford and tie brakesman came run
ming Up, Il farmer came out Of i house near
0y and began swearing at the company for
killing his sheep and we had nice time
generally.
At first Jerry looked mighty serious, as
though he was studying over something,
but after awhile 4 noticed that whenever
ne thought that nobody saw him be shook
his head solemuly at the engine. Then ho
would double Up and laugh silently, as
though something tickled him, and then be
would shake his head at her again. We
found her al right and tight, and in few
minutes more we were flying along again
Is though nothing had happened.
After she had fairly struck her gait again
Jerry looked ~ me and said:
'srom, did you notice how Hannah acted
back there's"
s.Wcll. 1 should say did - said l.
"Did YOU notice how obstinate she was
when | tried To stop her, and ran till she
killed those sheepF'
Yes"
"W ell, what do you think Of it,"
IL think 1t is gong 10 cost the compan Y
about three hundred dollars for her darned
fOolshuess'
"Don't swear AT the poor thing, Tom; she
was mistaken, perhaps, but she meant well.
Nov; viii tell YOU my idea. When we were
talking At the Junction she was listening
and heard every word we said. She saw
/ how was frettng over that meeting; she
felt sorry that was disappointed ard made
I'd her mind that she would try to cheer me
| I'D. She got jealous and thought that she
/ would do her part in reducing the amount
/ of wool raised IN this country under pro
lection by catching 4 lot Of unprotected
/ sheep and diminishing the surplus. Seel'
/ The old man whistled softly % himself
Tor awhile and then picked Up some waste
and rubbed the bright work afectonately,
and Hannah, the saucy old jade, ran along
50 nicely and smoothly that you could have
sworn shc was listening TO every word We
said. LEIGH T. HOWELL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
Sealed Proposals.

Gns<D HAfu.. Mich.. July d.. l>-H (
Sealed proposals ullI br received q ihe
0il,e ~ tIr BOARD uutI saturday. Iuiy ~. l,-t.
"a l-I %. ni. for thr construction of "a sewer in
iH lass .d..alii i.i.aI -fs s4srartlIH- go Ihe
pa anl S. lttlltiflYas ou ule al iiir "-iDc "i
iitt upafd. Tue board reserve the ueht 20 >c-
lect ans Ur all bids.
faes bidder snail depasit with his proposal
tht SUM oI $500 10 hc forieitrd L. the 'iiy "i
iftl.J G4e..is lf, ,,.. he shall ttii a. enter ia
10 grul tract. la AClpftaucc HitA hia piop"o.H
should h., SAID proposal be accepted by The
Board 80 ilhiic N orEs.
All proposals must Dee made upon blanks
that VIA Dee flfufShcd upon Application Al ihc
on Ol Tie Board.
no GEO e.. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

The Detroit Jouraa. is authority for
tie following.
LIT IS an iudisputable fact that one
member Of the recent Michigan House
of Representative ala not appear to be
IN any hurry about securing a seagor re-
porting fo.Iuly butafterthe session was
well under WY De- showed up and took
What came his way. with an ar OF hav-
ing been . bit disappointed in some
thing. Il nss s.nce been learned that
the man Did not know that hc had been
elected % the Michigan Legislature,
bat supposed he had been elected as
one OF Michigan Rcprcscuia0v, to
Congress he is a Democrat, and was
born well lo was, not boru in Nich-
gam"
And set she members Of tbe Mich.-
gan les 'Riuro are sometimes called
"our so.oas.'
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

Az ORDINANCE amend section OF an
ordlnaure Of tie city Of Grand tapids en-
tilted. AN ordiucufr 10 guard sgnust the
csllaniifies al fTr passed AUII -. i5.l. is
heretofore from time 90 iinie amended
fhc Common tpuncii OF the cltS OF Grand
kaaios do oIdtiH ..s follows:
section !. That section ~ an ordinance 81
the clty of Grand Rapids. entitled AN ordi
nance L. Guard against Inc CalHHltite 81 fire. ~
passed 4 prll -. 1871. - heretofore from time
10 time am, nd'd. Dee and the same IS hereby
amended so rs 10 read as follows.
i-Cc. .. an that part oi the city Of Grand
Rapids embraced WITHIN the limits prescribed
in the iotegong section is hereby declared 10
be- iirr district and The wallis Of All buildings
OT parts oi buildings hereafter removed into
sai1 district. or which Si.aN hereafter pr
placed. Ieouilt or erected therein. shall pc
constructed oi stone, brick. gravel or other In
combustiblc material with roofs covered with
slate. iron. tin. gravel or other equally Non
cumhustiblc material. provided. that the
walls ot ali buildings hereafter erected
Ia that portion Of said district.
contiguous to the northern. eastern and
southern boundaries thereof. may bc con
>tructed of wood. yeneered with brick. which
sad yenecring shall BE- at least four inches in
thickness, and ia All eases ihc root OF sad
building shall be covered With Slate iron. tin,
gravel or other non -combust lhis material.
equally secure against ire and ail windows or
other openings lu the rear and Side exterior
walls uf ali buildings. except dwelling houses.
shall be provided with closely WunE IRON
shutters. arranged lu Surh manner ihN they
may ho speedily ana securely CLOSED lu ease ut
fire. Provided. however. that ~ shall NOT Poe
necessary % urul dfelch shutter. Itr that side
exterior vsui oi bUlidu-, winch borders upon
Il stree. outside stair cases. siall-WaSS. plat
forms. balconies sheds and awnings. shall De
construed and considered as included within
fh, term parts cot buildings as used In this
section aud all outside stair cases, stalr-ways S,
platforms. balconies. sheds aud awnings here
after built or rebuilt, placed or erected ot re-
moved into said district. shall be- constructed
of non-ronibustlhie material; and the roofs
thereof covered with STATE. iron. tin. gravel OT
other equally uuu-comhu,ti hle material.
Passed and approved hy the Common Coun
ell OF the city oi Grand Rapids. Micil.. i'm reg
! ular session. held Oh Monday evening July -
| lssg W SHINkMAN.
iy} City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

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pnoBArE oRDER-state Of Michigan coun

" of Kent. SIS.
At a session OF the Probate Court for said
County of Kent. htid al the probate office. In
the city OF Grand l.apidS oH the 9TH dty Of
June. ~ The year one thousand eignt hundred
aud cighty-u!uc.
Present Cyrus 7. Perkins. JUDGE of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of itingc Nchre-
cardis. fie-. .;sea. 5gntie >chrrEardus having
flied iu This court a petition, praying that the
administration ~ said estate mag o. granted
90 Aucrliuc Goosru.
Dc j. ordered. thAt friday, The lgtl day of
Jgtv next. at tan O'Clock ia I8e forenoon ~
said probate of8cc, be appointed Tor hearing
said isfifiou.
ami 3D. IS urthcr ordered. Nlat % copy Of this
order D.. pliilsi3ed three successive weeks pfe.
,iors g. -4id Gay ot hearng in tla Drint
Nani1s Tfis.r rta-li irT,ip.a new sparer priu ted
s.nd efrcuHtinr IN said County ol hsnl
"a true copvI C4Ii = D. HINhiNS.
Judge oil Probate.
Frank W Hire. REGISTER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

ffItlIeIAH- Ilc s.4op Naait hor1sn. pIth
q AtcainlfIo .iIlel.- f4f = PATTY SO itu can lie
chartered aa reason able trfius Tor iaiHa ua
ihr lakes Apply 10 a. ~ liucAtl. Peat
Waller Nlch lfflt
II tnAAff NORWOOD. greatest ciaIraosanI
"a uI tht age. Tells fhc Yatt. present. aHd rr-
Ne.iis ihe fuinlt. li. canal - 50 tie heef y
t1tIEtk lhuIHahAfnth- ttt soaf
a printing done al JAcksdl' s. loi Monroe 81
1u
MAGNETIC As,4ing and ci..lsoSanf siitlIEs
II -.u oita,.a cer hasiinss a. , FIRES,
WANTED Every consumer oi Stove Gaso-
W iu. fu iiow fhat lIn ~rIiIHE Stove Gas
olias. ~ afY quantity. at . cents. .ttrfel 80
ans part si ilr ciiA b e. kIIuMuui. Iclo-
phone lu,f T.s ta>f tuIf0n- 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

kUA ~All.-lHi AQ, ~. QllaNa i,esrni this
a SOB l> uIt 81 tur flsi stirtiouf li - To-
s.ifrs uHis a short ai>i-Atc ifum tAe Auiri Aud
la, a lHr sira of i.abt AltHilan- ltuIfss
JAS 81 tasAiAs "a ~ T. Lotcla1o Nfaud
l.4pias. Mlcn. it-sen
A 0hEAI BARGAIN --sa-serc farm ir.lae
a huH,s rHal er.Aard i1i acres improved 3
uiits frnm lsidRlh ioF safe cheap. inquire
la-g4u H olcotl a 0auson. "a wl
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
TOR REET hOUhEs.

L'Ok RLNI-iwO SIN room apartments ln a
new fiat. with modern crnat nieuCts. oppo-
site liign school. Fred 4. Maynard, / aDd p
New h0uscman block. lsitf
EOR EENT-A cottage 3i rooms; hard and
soft water and good cellar street ears ao
by the door. Also. "a tenement Of 5 rooms ana
one of rooms Vita nousrn conNenleucs~.
Inquire OF T. ". Barnard. - Allen. corner At-
Vernon -. Also house ~ rooms. within y
minutes walk 0f Sweet Hniei.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

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| nST OR EIHLEN-A large roam cow has
- large horns 8 th one aillflc lower than fhc
other. fiuder VIII picyse notify Dr. Apply "a
80 ~ est LsonaIl-st. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

Sealed proposals elu be received hg fir un-
derslgutt al thr tIlIh National Iani. hfand
Rapid.. NIsa.. unfll Monday. Jtily 49, l.s4. %
J. Z0cl.rk fl.. fef fhf binding ~ ihr rtirf-
sfrgrfurc of tnf Michigan N3syaic Home. near
Grand Rapids AIrh. II 3, expected o. i.at
parffr~ undertaking To contract NiI Furnish
alI materials nrrfs>ary Plans and ~ Tea
ilans cam ls ...-i 80 Architect OsF.ud Office
Th. ri.hf % reIrcf anN and .iI bros 81 icraAy
reserved So UJAHAN. fltsiatut.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

Circulation Guaranteed % BE the
Largest Of All Michigan Leilies Xxx
cert Those or Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

a, .abasftaer a. THE EELE6RAsi-
HfNaLB edo fails 90 receive the paper
segalarfs. sr ehp may uAss reasgn -
ets4p plata 81 ftfr delivery lli soa4ter a
spssiai fasor ~ iafat aains tAis once "a
tAs fss 6 az oaes- sssaa postal eArd ~ al
ap phoae 51i-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

EOR RENT Three unlurli2ncd rooms g..
Crescent ave 70
LOH NEtI- huenls. sinsly and en suite. iur.
= l.slcd go unfinished. ~ Park Place.
Mrs. :. J.. smith.
tOk RENT Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing lfesrrnf-atr. aud Canal ST. Win
gas. newly furnished and rclttea. Esrrythius
strictly first class. Entrance. tr'scen;afr. s.
also. - Canal ST.. Enquire 81 Room a. .iv
/ NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
L'Ok kENl-furuisied rooms Steam re.s-tss
and furnished rooms Tor hgnt housckeer-
Ing. Apply al Room los. Nca HOuscnal hluct.
Elevator from "a m 10 n D On. Dec. lIti
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
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H- AFsls ll---ae.l-atc-s 81 fva4a -
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Nsae tall Nt aA4isss IS i--.st 2 Aiisa n. v
AXANIID- -aaa a.aA ia every town eal
~ as Fait Nteh d. NEft iot poffirtiafs-
oiittl4al. la-Se.ll.lis = le-. ll. -. --.AAc So
tlit4-4.
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~ aeea le4 C4il 4t ans a. Aeo1 tlocA. is
Pear ST. ~
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t4ii lt7.iet oa salary iafse>t f0uuulact1rcis lu
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Ifti iiaal. Cut position tauHtk aat Lttrta tNt
VASES alt crilslus. rtt Centennial Msuutst
tufiHs otap PAM NautfnnAti. H ~
AAANiID MAN Ia Race ii4r .iEeaey ~ epf
~ .ifl> SIZE <AfeAls inches. NfsaAt $50
ls-. ftfali prce si othtr sskss Boa pFais9rti,si'
q I.fe chance a. create a permanent bu'4 .its.
af nclaf. These safes mel1 f.. orna"A never
before supplied lfs other s4fe companies. IS NV
aIe nal governed Is iLe safe loni A.i'ia
oair co. ,ihtiAAait 90. Na s@'
- al.f~AlAN tn active salesman. Miin hINi
- class ftfervarvs Wt4t S. Nisitl ss t-e
grocery trade a. tahy q iitt SO "a. !" "tt'i -7t'
no sample 10 carry ...a ItNHtNif t'.'t"'H
sl0u cAu lte made hs Ilv iiEAt hia4ii- A0oftae
ioA 4ss tsialct.etII M.ss>- co
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
ROUEDHOUs4 TALK

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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-11-07
Wilmington.

Mrs. s. B, Barnard, who has been Wis
itiDg in New York, returned last week
and left her trunk on the platform Of the
depot at Readsboro, the driver being un.
able TO put it on his overloaded stage
The next day the dryer came for the
trunk and found that it had been broken
into and it's contents taken. About $5C
worth OF clothes and articles of jewelry
were stolen. There is no clue TO the
thieves.
Everett Putnam fell in the pond few
days ago while drawing logs for the Wi.
mington Grain and Lumber Company
He was rescued with difficulty.
An endeavor will be made to repopu
late the town by sending out circulatars.
Wilmington is one Of the prettiest places
In Vermont and will be advertised as 6
summer resort.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Con
gregational church held their snnua
meeting Saturday afternoon. Routine
business was transacted.
Charles Brown has been engaged by
Leonard & Rice to break several colts
Mr.. Brown is a horse.trainer of twenty
years experience.
The Rev. l.. P. Tucker last week at
tended the annual preachers meeting a
Bellows Falls.
Mrs. John Wheeler has chrysanthe
mum with 100 buds and blossoms.
E. A. Willard, jr., has arrived HON,
from trip to Denison, Tex.
A town meeting has been called TO
November Q.
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sunderland.

This little community is sadly fflioted
three deaths from typoid fever having
occurred in the short space Of one week
all caused by polluted spring, that fol
hundred years or more has been local
ly noted for the purity of its waters
The victims were Mrs. Stella Matteson
her sister Annie Bull, and niece Edns
Gregory.
B. A. Stilson made short visit homt
last week, from Greenwich, MY, where
he is at present introducing the Bucket
Pump and Water Purifier" to the people
of that vicinity, who show quick ap-
probation of meritorious article.
Ray Williams Of Greenwich, N. Y,
was in town last week on business con-
nected with the sale Of the Ambrose
Williams place, to Mrs. George Haskins
who with her family moved there some
time since.
Rev. Mr.. Flanders Of Manchester Cen
ire will preach at the "red school house
every Sunday at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Hattie Bacon and wilma,
spent several days last week with friends
in Bennington.
Mrs. Anna Laudou, who has been
quite i'll is we are glad to say, much bet
ter.
SMyron Hszleton has moved into the
"red house" at the Borough.
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Manchester Center.

W. Il. Fullerton met with a singular
accident while in Hardwick, the other
day. He was getting into a carriage
in the evening and hit bis nose against
the side of the vehicle, causing frac-
ture OF the nose.
Prof. Green dancing master, will soon
have a violin to assist the pianist, and
lessons will continue until 10 O'Clock
instead OF 11'as before,
Prof. Ralph Nichols opened his sing
ing school Friday evening under the
Methodist church, there being about
thirty in attendance.
The Rev. E. E. Brown and family
have left for their future home in Can
ton, N. Y, where they will reside in the
future.
Mrs. 8. R. Pancoast Of Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia, is visiting A.E Hamilton'i
and E. B. Hollister's.
Mrs. Bell Graves returned from Phils
delphia, Pa, last Thursday evening.
Phelps Wyman returned home from
gainesville, o., last week.
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POWnal,

Some IF our Republican and Demo.
cratic citizens visited Massachusetts, or
Tuesday, and took in the new system o.
voting adopted there, The unanimity
which every person Of all the parties IN
the field expressed towards it should bt
lesson to Vermont that we might pos
sibly crafty our people by giving them
the same system. Investigate it neigh
Dor.
Quite ripple of excitement arose
when we found that some party had on
Saturday night broken into the barn &C.
cupied by NJ. White, and taken there
from his horse, buggy, two sets Of har'
ness, cushions, etc. @. II. Barber also
had his hen house lifted Of large num-
Der Of fine fowls. Properly owners need
to be vigilant in this locality.
By the act OF Legislature the proper
officials of the town are required to erect
guide boards in proper localities. Yer
bum sat. Wasn't that what our old
teacher used to say, and what did it
mean anyway
The mason work and painting on the
NJ. E. Church are nearly completed.
Some may be left over till spring, owing
to the risk from freezing.
E W. Barber will build a handsome
residence on his lot at the crossing.
E. E. Nutting is at North Adams as a
train dispatcher for the present.
Miss Ella White has been on the sick
list for few days.