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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
hid. wanted for Running n Tunnel.

Under New To-day" will be found the
advertisement OF John Hsgerman. Man
sger OF the PATRON Gold Mining Com
psny. asking proposals to run q tunnel
one hundred and fifty feet, more or less.
on the Harlem and Eureka Belle, and
the PATRON and Grand Delivery mines,
situated on the east eide OF Prospect
Mountain. The location in which the
work OF driving the tunnel will be begun
ia eligibly situated, lying contiguous TO
mines that have produced large quanti-
ties Of good ore in years past. The COM
pany IL an Eastern organization, having
been formed at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
While John Hagerman has been appointed
Manager OF the company here. the work
of development will be carried on under
the direct supervision Of his brother, A.
p. Hagerman.s miner of twenty-five years
experience in this section, and who is
thoroughly familiar with the formation
and characteristics Of this district. The
company means business and will push
the development work ahead as rapidly as
possible.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
Looks Like Busiue ss

From present indications the possession
Of the Chairman group OF mines has
passed from the old Chairman Company,
and is now under the control OF the new
company. with Charles d. Lane OF Cali
ifornia at its head. 1t is quite generally
understood that operations will be begun
at once; but the plans upon which the
new company will operate have mot ye'
been divulged. W. s. Bliss. a civil en-
gineer. representing Lane & Company
and VIM. Lockwood, an electrician, arr
now on the ground looking over the situs'
.ion, having in view the location OF 9
millsite. etc. Interesting Developments
are looked for in the next few days
White Pine News. April 10.
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LEFT the Garnet and Corpse.

In some litigation touching 3 claim
against the Fair estate recently in San
Francisco II came out that Q swarm Of
harpies we're ready to pounce on all OF
Fairs papers before his breath futtered
out of his body. While he was dying
Breese and Argus were on hand stufing
all the papers In sight into carpet.sscks
and Juggling them away. DR.. Livingston
had his coat and cuffs off while attending
to the dying man and had to grab his
clothes 10 prevent them being stolen. Az
it was they only got away with afew surgi-
cal instruments. All this took place while
the death rattle was in Fairs throat and
before the body was cool. There was
nothing left in sight but the carpet tit was
nailed DOWN and the corpse.-Carson
Appeal.
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VIII Probably Come Via Eureka.

Our teaming fraternity have been doing
considerable figuring during the week,
There is a chance for the freight needed
at Ely TO go through Eureka il the freight
ing can be done for less this way than
around by Toano. Ely merchants are now
paying a cent and q half on their freight
from Toano. and IL is thought the Lane
people will be given a rate Of at least a
cent and a quarter on the mining ma
chinery and supplies that are to be shipped
by them to the mine at Ely. To get under
this rate the E. & P. and our teamsters
are now figuring, with a fair chance that a
favorable conclusion will be reached.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
POss0hfce book, Stationery and
Variety tore.


Having purchased the stock and bust
ness in the above named STORE OF @. 3.
Batchslder. will keep constantly on hand
. full assortment OF fine stationery.
base balls, marbles, tops. feather busters.
playing cards. tooth picks. o fine assort-
ment OF pens. inks. albums. scrap books.
bird cages. all kinds of school books and
school supplies. blank books, memorandum
books, and all kinds of tablets; . CON-
plete assortment Of cutlery. pipes. fine
smoking and chewing tobacco OF ell
the leading brands. Fine cigars .
specially. A full line Of toys. dolls. AID
everything else pertaining 10 9 frst-cisss
variety store. Also. all the latest novel
ties in the stationery line will be one OF
the attractive features OF the store. Every
thing sold at the lowest prices.
Subscriptions taken for all the leading
Eastern dailies. magazines. pictorials md
periodicals, and ell the principal Paoinc
Coast dailiss. @. H. sTINsoN,
= Proprietor.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
Questioning she Board.

When Mrs. Hsrtley's child died at the
Clarendon Hotel, Reno, with scarlet fever
Prof. Miller. Of the University was en-
gagged to fumigate the premises to prevent
the spread of the disease. He did this
and charged Wsshoe county SIC Is for
the job which the Commissioners allowed
at their last meeting. The people OF the
Riverside town are nov asking the Board
some very naughty questions about it. 10
fact, call il q cold-blooded steal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
Literary and Musical society.

On Friday evening OF last week sixteen
OF Eureks's talented young ladies met at
the residence OF Mrs. II. A. McKim for
the purpose OF organizing a literary and
musical society. The following orgsnizs-
tion WAS perfected: President. Miss
Tesss /. Morisrty; Vice President, Miss
Rose Kind; Secretary, Miss Annie A. Luz
cey; Treasurer. Miss Alma Mannheim; Ser
gesnt-at-Arms. Miss Grace M. Jackson;
Committee on Programme, Misses Irene
Ford, Edna Powell and Pearl Gates. The
society will be known as the "Sagebrush
Literary and Musical Society" The next
meeting will be held on the oath inst.
which will be Tennysonisn night, and an
interesting programme has been arranged
for that occasion.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
Thirty Year. In prison.

Virginia Chronicle. April 8: O. B. Lo.
gan. tried at Dayton for the murder o.
Jim King, an Indian. was con vicssd OF
murder In the second degree ct Dayton yes
terday. He waived time and Formally
and took his sentence At once. Judge
Mack sen fenced him to thirty years in the
State Prison. He was taken to the peni'
Tertiary yesterday afternoon. The result
Of Logan's trial is satisfactory to the In
dams and whites both OF Lyon county.
where the murder was committed.
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war and Rumor. of War.

The Carson Appeal and News are en-
gagged in q war that makes the Reno editor
blush with shame. Talk about lighting"
a Reno paper isn't in 1t as compared with
Carson. and the average Reno pencil
showers are not slow in ''sbuse" when
writing about each other either. But
since Carson had the z-Corbett fight
and the "Big Man from Dallas" as q
guest, the good people Of that sleepy viii
lage must have something to divert atten-
tion from the grsss-grown streets and de-
cayed condition Of the town generally. il
it's nothing more than . "war" between
the many newspspers.-Gazette.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17

George F. Merger and Miss Bertha Nor
foot were married al the residence OF Alex
Fraser last Tuesday evening by Rev, h.
Mercer. The groom lie 9 Nevada raised
young man. having come to Eureka from
White Pine about, . year ago. The bride
ia from Los Angeles. California. Mr..
Mezgsr has recently purchased the Milles
residence on Mob Hill. whore the new
couple will make their home.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
LETTER FROM FATHER NArrINI

Rev. Father Nattini, who was the resi-
dent pastor Of the Catholic Church OF
Eureka for several years. and who left
here about Ave years ago on account Of
failing health. taking up his residence at
that time in Omaha, Nebr ssks, IL now in
Genoa, Italy. His visit TO his native land
was for the benefit OF his health, which he
says has improved somewhat since his ar
rival there. The reverend gentleman has
many friends in this part OF the State
who will be pleased to learn OF his well
fare. He writes q letter TO . friend in
Eureka from his native city, Genoa, Italy,
under date Of March 6, from which we
have been kindly permitted TO make the
following extracts:
"At length, here / Am in ny native city,
though . perfect stranger, after an absence
Of forty-three years.
my malaria has yielded to the sea trip.
but I am yet badly of with dyspepsia and
neuralgia. Patience II might be worse.
'As you may expect me to report some
thing Of my voyage. I am glad to say that
IL was very good and pleasant. The ses
was not rough at any time, so that l felt
very little rolling and no seasickness.
"Genoa is a very old city. Her streets
contain most rich palaces, built in q style
Of architecture and decorations surpass-
ing anything that We admire in America;
but the same streets are mostly very mar
row, many Of them impossible TO carriages,
and though kept scrupulously clean and
all paved with neat fisg-stones, they sd-
NIT little sunshine and make the stores
dark and quite gloomy. The very little
room that the levy Of the land presented
between the sea and the mount sins forced
the old city 10 build the houses very high
before there was any idea OF elevators.
Hence the many stairs to climb II you
wish TO have air and light. These last
twenty years. however. wonderful i'm
provements have been made. The citizens
have taxed themselves to an incredible
extent In order to raise money; and mill
ions upon millions have been laid out in
buying whole row OF houses to tear down
Tor making wide streets In various parts
OF the city. Miles OF avenues have been
made around the bay and harbor by steal.
ing the ground from the sea and making
an artificial bottom Of large rocks and
cement for q magnificent drive encircling
the seashore up to the top Of the hills.
with electric cars, running through long
tunnels to avoid steep hills. and taking
the people through q beautiful panorama
OF fine residences, gardens, monuments
and churches. or the latter there are
thirty six, and many rich in marble.
fresco and gold-decorations far beyond
what strangers can imagine. The popula.
ton Of Genoa is nearly $50. 900.
"Yet with all the splendor Of fine things
/ find here. I would prefer my little house
and church 10 Eureka, II only l could
stop the run Of increasing age and had the
strength OF ten years ago. I had more
real comfort and pleasure there than what
ever | have met since l left you.
II shall Always be glad to correspond
with you and hear some news Of my many
friends whom / never forget to pray for at
the altar"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17

Did you ever notice that those who crit
icise schools and teachers the most severe.
ly, know the least about them? No per
son has q right to c~riticise the workings OF
3 school who has never visited it, and can
have no positive and direct knowledge with
regard to 1t. There is n point. however,
on which you can judge 9 teacher without
9 personal inspection Of the work. and tina.
is il the teacher does not have the respect
and esteem OF the scholars as a rule mot
your child but all the scholsrs) that teach
or Ia q failure.-Ex.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
Looking for a business Location.

Mrs. Bernard Nulsy of Eureka is in
town looking over the situation with a
view Of starting q lodging e.-Elko
Independent, April IL.
Mrs. Nulty and Mrs. Martha Mckay left
Eureka a week ago to-day with the inten'
ton Of visiting Elko and the new mining
camp Of Gold Greek, also in Elko
county, and II the outlook is favorable
the two ladies will no doubt embark In
business in either OF the two places men
toned above.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
Rr0ke the Tribe.

The Piuts Indians have employed Will
lam WOODBURY. to prosecute Logan
charged with the murder Of an Indian In
Lyon county. They dug mp $3.50 and 1t
took a lot OF delving into old tin cans and
stockings to gather the sum required. II
has nearly broke the tribe.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
Anew Discovery In Thi. District.

Ore was recently discovered In the
Charter mine. situated about q mile south
westerly from Ruby Hill, so closely re-
sembling hand specimens OF nickel and
cobalt ore from the rich mines neaE
Loyelocks, In this State, that II is reason
ably Ger tain that nickel and cobalt ore ex-
lists In this district. Appearances indicate
a large lode. Both ores are valuable, and
If they are found in quantity the discov'
cry will be 9 most important one for The
district.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
A PRO BaBLE SALE,

Although we are unable TO state that a
sale Of the Chairman mining property
has actually taken place, yet there lie every
reason TO believe that the. deal will 20
through.
W. s. Bliss, representing Charles d.
Lane, and W. v. Lockwood Of the westing-
house Electrical Company. returned from
Ely Thursday. We understand that the
present visit Of Mr.. Bliss to Ely was for
the purpose Of looking into The possible
ity Of utilizing the water power OF MUIR
ray Greek. II is generally thought that
the creek will furnish about 100 horse
power, which would be sufficient 10 run
the mill, cyanide plant and also do the
hosting. The power could be taken from
the creek OF Ely to run the dynsmos, and
the electricity generated be transmitted to
the mine, . distance OF about two and 9
half miles, where 1t could be used TO run
the air compressor. II Is said to be the
intention OF the probable purchasers to
operate the entire property at the mine
with compressed air.
Another matter that goes to indicate
that the sale Is nearing completion. is the
fact that Mr.. Bliss has also just visited
Seligman with the evident purpose OF in
v~estigsting the condition Of the machinery
at that place. This machinery was pur.
chased and put in place under the man.
agement Of e. N. Robinson only a few
years since. and at IN enormous expense.
l, was used bat little, and much Of il
could be turned to good account at Ely.
Messrs. Bliss and Lockwood left for the
west by yesterday mornings train.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17

A San francisco dispatch Of April II
says: Mrs. Jane L Stanford smphatioslly
denies the story related by ". y. Burns TO
the effect that he bad succeeded In insur-
ing her life soy 81. 900. 900 In the New
York conpAny with which be 10 sonnsctea,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17

Ernest Schendel and Marion Ferreii
returned from Bald Mountain the latter
part OF this week where they have been
working q lease on one OF Charley Born's
minss. We learn that the gentlemen were
satisfactorily remuusrAted for The work
performed BY them,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
watches ana clocks Repaired.

II. b. Zottman wishes to inform the
public OF Eureka and vicinity that he II
now prepared to repair watches and
clocks. and that anything in this line LET
at his residence on South Main street will
receive prompt attention.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
Assessment Notice.

TENABO MILL AND MINING r.
i Location of principal place Of business.
San Francisco, California. Location OF worts'
Cortez, Eureka and Lander counties. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th DAY
of March. 1897, an assessment mo. u OF nifty
cents per share, was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable inmediassiy
in United States gold coin. to the Secretary. 81
the ONCE Of the company. COG Suffer street.
Room 8, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Ath day OF May. iss7.
will be delinquent and advertised for sale a.
public auction. and unless payment IL made
before, viii be sold on MONDAY. the cath day
of MAY, 1897. to pay the delinquent assess.
mens, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
THos. ]. READ. Secretary.
oaacs-soe Suffer street. Room 8. San Fran
cisco. oalifcrnia. Aps'to
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-04-17
An old Pioneer Gone.

John NJ. Dorsey, one OF Elko ~county's
most snserprising citizens. died at his
home near Fort HAlleck about . o'clock
Sunday morning Of pneumonia.
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WANTED BcARnERs.

WANTED-Two gentlemeu boarders in
private family; near Agricultural, Med
zeal and National Museums, and Bureau
of Engraving. Call or address 634 b
st. Sw. SeS6-3t
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sea SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY
Near Sligo, convenient tO electric cars;
acres, with Broom dwelling. only So go.
Near Colesville, IA acre farm. fruit, water;
4-rooun dwelling and outbuilsIings; only
$4,000.
Near Kensington, y acres. nicely inn
proved, plenty OF fruit. water. l5 acres
young timber: only $4,000
At Glendale, close % r. T. station; 10
acres, fenced: spring: shade: new 6-roon
cottage, with cellar; only $1,000; 5000
cash.
Apply to RICHARD P. Ev4, Ans. Atry N: >
Law, 402 9th st. NV. se26-3t
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ZOE EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE "A young nare; ex-
erllent roadster. sound, gentle, and
kind. "A coll Two years old. aud side
bar buggy; in fine condition. with new
top; for an upright piano; standard make.
ia gDod condition. or a lot in some OF the
suburbs. Will ASSUME small trust on the
sauIe: either horse for a bedr0oBa suite,
or 90 u gs'ld watch. Address RAY STATE,
this office. se2S-3t
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wANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-Immediate and for a year or
more, comfortably furn. house on 9 or
more rms. nice locality, Georgetown pre-
ferred: not over SEQ. Address, With all
particulars, BLOCK, this office. item
WANTED A small house in nice neigh
borhood; about SIS rent; best refs given.
p. q. BOx 2S7 City. se27-3t ,em
house with seine ground:
near city: to buy on easy monthly pay
ments WIN no cash payment AttfiFrSS
l.. L. A, this office. se26-3t
WANTED Two gentlemen desiring the
comforts OF "a home wish To rent house
of "a LADY, without inCumbrance; boarding
her first-Class for rent. Address j. g. A :,
this office. se26-3t
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wANTED-PARTNER

WANTED Partner, with 81 900, to en-
: gage in legitimate business with good
immediate success. Ii looking for swind-
Ter, or expecting to swindle don't answer.
have u goodthing and have sense enough
office. Item
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FOR RRNr-HousEs.

FOR RENT-Fur. handsome, b. W. b.:
rooms and bath. crystal chandeliers. caDi-
Dy furnace, front and back yard: close 70
cars, fashionable Il W., owner-a lady-re-
serves rooms, price, $40 per month f0r
1 9th st. se26-3t
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FOE ALE FARMS

FOR SALE Bargain. for few days, so
acres good garden land. large barn anh
tenant house. near Hyattsyille; price,
SIS. 500. r ). BLACkMAN Attorney at
Law, No. 1920 ". Y. ave. NV.
se23-7t,em
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HELP wAN1ED-MA AND
FEMALE.

WANTED Il FIT Y boys and girls; can make
50 per week easily after school hours
Dpiy 10 HARRY PARK, the lOw-priCed
printer. $40 i st. NV. se27-3t
RELIABLE help furnished on short no
tice. male or female. white or colored.
PIoYMENT BUREAU, 44l q st. NV.
se25-7t,em
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WANTED-Three unfur. rooms on LIST or
I'd floor: for light housekeeping; no chill
dren; on Capitol Hill; rent not to exceed
S12 per month"; bet. c st. ne. andC st. Sc,
LIST and 10th SITS. Address BOX O., this
office. se26-3t
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WANTED Three nfur. rooms, in NV;
not over $40, for light housekeeping
Address e. G., this office. se26-3t
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FOR RENT-To genteel coiored family. o.
rpDm brick tOuss in pc rfect order; latrobe,
water and gas 22f1 Cleveland ave-, bet 8.
TIN and 18th sts. NV. Apply To owner.
1420 9th st. NV. se2S-3t
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WANTED FLATS.

WANTED To rent flat OF or rooms,
in northwest, unfinished or partly I'M
furnished. for light houses eeping; moi above
I'd floor, rent not to exceed S15. Adj
dress WHITE, this Office. 1t
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HELp wANrEn-MA1E.

WANTED Boy 20 feed press: one with
experience. Apply TO Room 500, Cen
tral Power Station. Item
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-Flat at 2ol6 18th st. NV:
five rooms; bath, pantry, closets, ETC.;
steam bcat- Apply 10 owner al above adj
dress. l.. Z. THOMAS ee22-3t
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FOR RENT Gentlemen only: rooms in pri-
vatc house; fur. comfortably: best refs
required. Address AJAX, this office.
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FOR RENT
1852 Columbia road NV, m /, Hrs $50 90
1910 Columbia st NV. IN /, rs... 20 80
s rs.,. :. - y :. e' :. Is so
222t Cleveland ave NV, bet w and
Fla ave, 6rs..... .......... Is 80
Z rs. :. - :. 90
scott ave NV, nr electric cars. 6rs. III 90
ITO Hayes CT NV, bet and SITS,
LII Fristoe ct NV, bet aud " sts,
y IS. oO
407 Franklin st NV, bet L and q SITS,
4 rs. w
and Gordon ave ne, bet aHdG q,
"a and Sd, 4 rS.............-..... 3U
2Q22 Columbia Terrace NV, bet b
r, RS. >. =. :. 30
Is Hagden's aiiey NV, I0th-st en-
trance, Ts.. :. . :. =. .. .. 50
Houses on Seaton 81 ne, bet + andF
10th and 21st, q rs......... 30
1882 Cap st sc, convenient for
railroad men, 7 rs......-..... IL so
HALL.
Mt. Vernon Hall, cor ave and
7th SITS NV, Cox 20; 2 ante rooms.
Sd floor. suitable for lodges ...... S25 90
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
40 9th St NV, I'd floor, office,
900 9Th st NV, 5 rs....... rs 90
sO6 e st NV, 9Th floor. 3 49,. 1000
Cor Y ave and TIN st NV, 2dflooT,
z RS. :. :. -. =. =. E. =. :. =. 90
Rooms in Riley Bldg 439 9Th st NV.
For balance OF list call at office.
A: $ Ca YWOOD, S33 9th St NV.
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FOR RENT
SIS per month, frame dwelling: 5 rOotas
and bath, latroDe, cellar, large lot,
No. 8 81 l. 81. NV.
$13 per month; frame dwelling. 8 rooms
ana bath; IL > 18TH st. ne. near power
house, nice yard, with 2-story back
building
AT HyattsviIle, near r. 4. station: s-rOOm
cottage; newly painted and pdpered.
large lot; cbickenhouse, stable; only
SIG per month.
Apply to RICHAR RID p EVA ANS Attorney
at-Iaw, 4O2 9Th st. NV. se26-3I
TORRENT House; q rooms. waterin house:
pleasant location; only ST.. 2Ol6 I'd st.
NV, lie Drott Park Se27-3t,em
FOR RENT-First ana third floors Of BOB
NJ 81. NV. rooms, lovely house: elegant
geulal family with good refs. rent, $50.
price not the object. SEES -3tem
FOR RENT-432 @ st NV: house open;
papering; back building; parking. large
back yard. arranged Tor two laDtiies.
Improvements finished; $50. se26-3t
FOR RENT In ne. and Sc. sections-Rrick.
No. 1907 ST. ne, rs and bath, SO
Brick, No. sos 10th st. ne, rs and bath:
SIS. Brick, No. sos lUth st. me-, Z rs.
and bath; S1i. Frame, No. $40 9TH st. ne,
near stanton Sd, 8 rs. S14. Frame, No.
$40 A st. Sc, 2 rs; large yard; $22. BricE.
SI4. Frame, Cor. 4lh and h SITS. Sc, s rs
$40 ALBERT +. FOX, go Z st. NV.
Sc 25-It,em
TORRENT Elegant 5 rom a md bat brick
house, with ali modern conveniences. near
Mt. Plea SAINT reduced 10 81 9 per mont b. to
immediate tenants Apply 10 LOUIS 4.
SHOEMAKER, go = st. NV. seI9tf
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WANTED AGENTS.

AGENTS wANTED-For DIR. DrunmOnd's
lightning Remedies for Rheumatism $50
for au incuraile case: restores stlff joints,
drawn cords aud hardened muscles IL your
dealer has not got these reinedles, We VIII
sead the full months treatment of two
large bottles ON receipt of 80. DRUM
MOND MEDICINE Co., ~ Nassau St.
New York. sc2o-su,tu,th-3St