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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
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STOCK REPORT.
■•a PraaeiMa Stuck Kxclianie.
Sab Kraboibco. Nor. 4.
nomLiu board.
1543 0phir—'!8V 88 S 89
310 Mexican -MS MS Vi'4 lO’SbS
37D Gould X Curry—MS 13S 13X 1S'<
i)03 ltort at lielchor — 38S UBS oeS 39
12 ) Suva.e - 31 *i
123 Chollar—37 37S 30 58
413 Crown I’uint—23 23'4 23S 27S
4S> Yellow laoKet—t)1 l> 01 34,S
|i!3 Imperial— 'J O'A 8H 8S
1M) Empire Mill—3 3S
8 0 Kuniuck—1 i M'qblO
280 Helchor Mu 18S 18‘2 18S
680 Con. Va.—231 25 > 234 S 2>4
310 S. Neva la-12 * 12 11 S
3730 California- 31S 54% 31 5IS
2*3 Uullion--45 41
121 Exchequer—12 11 10
880 .1 notice SI 2 IS
13 So*. Belcher 70
17) Overman -44 4.1S 48
8*0 Cady Bryan-IS IS
7*3 Union Con.—7S 7S 7S 1%
Ml Succor—>5c
100 Caledonia—IIS 13
400 Julia—100 iO 4 US 9S
JO Utah—«
SiU silver IIUI-0S «S 7
1*0 Knickerbocker -2
70 Baltimore Con.—IS IS
50 Challen*o—3
JW Dayton -AS 8 2S
21) llbode Irian 1—2S
415 21. Y. Con.-IS IS
BVKBUG BOARD.
(TO Moadow Valley-3 2S
1 0 Ilaymond dt Ely—23S 26
20 Korean Con.-12
50 Jackron I s
2V0 Adam* II>11-230
4*0 tjelmoni 7 c 1
100 Nevada ' 7 ,c
'JUO El Dorado South— 20o
513 K K Con.—3/S 5‘4
110 I'rurriao-I . 1
jin Leo! ard—IIS 11
:iu Jiu raiin— i ,
(It a-3 b 3H 3*
101 it ia.*ey -7.je
801 lybo-12‘i
40 Advance I1..
,V«J < Imrtol Mill 1
*00 Ida hiilinort) lOo
Oi (•celd-nlal -3
2V0 0. Chariot-1
fOd VVooiiville—2’« 3 J.00d 2H
100 bady A a-b 2 >
*40 U. 11. Hill—2 1 >«
410 Amina -H't OH
OOi Morula 1
I 2) A -Hi* ar*o— 2)o
j «» l.oviath in -2b 2 2*4 2H
*00 I'oa uo|ioiitan Ax:
2id Weal .iulnh ir -2
Old Opbir -:■» I 3B‘4 .-48b n»«aW
li Hale X .\ ori-rn-a—i*'» 04
)0 0 California—.VI v -VI*
,iin Jiialica 2• 27 2i*4
840 Cro.vn I’olnt— JUaS 20
2* Kicbu juer—lO't 10
2.0 Con. I irvima 2Vi 2V4‘t
nil Vcllow .la kct —8tisd 87 88
’.jU liu| nrial— d't
II ■ .'•» .i*e 01 01 *4
ilo liualil i Cnrrv-1VM 18 18*
1 »i Maxi au -Mb
l i koriuca- 1114
241 I hollar V*
niraal <tintiatlou*-6 p. na.
Ophir-.aM; *nla« *
Man- an lib bid
lioul.l .* Curry—Id bid
llmd jc h ! ‘i r— a bid
Sava*e—>c« t.c
Cbollar-Vi , naloa
llale M .boreroaa -3i bid
Crown I’olnt 2i*» “at-a
letlow Jacket—70 72 *aloi
lintierlal—dS bid
K <nt ick -13 b bid
lblcher—18 !
Con. Vir*iuia 25i bid
California it aaloa
fci h'iu*r-10 bid
Jwtice 2iaalea
l nioii Con. 7 bid
bad* Hryan I > bid
Julia 10 a bid
Caledonia lib bid
S. Util -7 ,
Arrival* aid Depart area.
al Til* U KKK* 1411 Ptl.IXADK KAILEOAD.
Arrivals List Sight.
MMcAulay Mra Kerchtcdor
«lr* J Corcoran and C A Kennedy
<Uu*hier C H hi lriiice
ij*Ae#r Mra u.dia and two
Jir* Wolla and one cbildr -n
John Mi-1 Iona Id
John Morriann K A H a«ner
local intelligence.
• «.7U I..1A.
In Addition hi tlui&V-,<OoO forwarded
In the Virginia sufferers a few days
»Z", our Unltef ('ommltlee yesterday j
Mi'graphed $1,534 more, making a to-j
tal ot $3,704 50, which the people of I
Rntek»»nfl Ituhvllill have contributed
Inwards the relief of the sufferers of the '
Krifkctt city. Notwithstanding the j
Ittniiiesa ot the times anil the scarcity
nf money here, tlie people of the Ikt'P
, 8* have evinced a spirit of gener
ally which speaks liolter for the dis
w*111411 the discovery of a dozen ho
By reference to the list of
"V'pMons in stiottier colotun. It
l*,a l*lfl hardy miners of
win... ■ 1,18 l"‘"11Pll.v to the front
•li.i er golden offerings, and in fact
^J*1 have acquitted theta-elves
, 18 members of theeonn iit
tu,*’**rve espeutal credit for tlie
r ,"P* a,l<I efficient man tier in which
Wt ** , *larKetl their duty. The tol
telegraphic correspond
in relation in the last remittance:
To o it fcURRKA, Nev.. Nov. 4.
(ink 5 n ‘ Bkv, Secretary of the Vir
in ».i iSi Committee:—Please accept
-tkllllnnal suhscriptiou from onr
r:LV,ir .534, making a total of
iae.Ja,1(I our best wishes for the
, W. B. Harkub,
Chairman Relict Committee.
w Virginia Citt, Nov. 4.
«* lh.'.u?Aa^t,B: Aoo«pt onr heart!
^°u **ave rfou® nobly.
*• y°nr people are ahead ot all oth
- . R. V. Dry,
•fecretary Relief Committee.
lajj * MKtv,No.-In our apeelal
w. **® found a eafl for a meet
ly *)8l*ce Beatty’s office to-mor
1^ v®nl"H’ for l(l# pUrp0-e „f <)rtjan
WwhJi?*? "’"’I’lny. This is a in at
every citizen, and
•®U» Property holders, and it
the call will lie re
IitTlcieiit nnmlier to
of ih» meeting,
naterial here lor a
and such a one
ew of our promi
vince sufficient In
• matter iu haud
turnout.
I
and Trout.—J. P.
In daily receipt of
ters in cans, and
’kee, which will lie
*rs either from his
SUBSt'KIHKR* TO THE VIROIXIA
KKLIKF .1*1).
Eurkka, Nev., Nov. 4,1875.
To the Citizens of Eurkka: Your
committee, appointed to solicit sub
scriptions for tlie relief of the sufferers
by the late conflagration at Virginia
City, beg to repo: ‘ u, it they have col
lected $3,704 50, ns per list annexed,
and remitted the* said amount to the
Secretary of Virginia Relief Committee:
W. B. Harhub,
Samuel Goldstone,
J. E. Plater,
R. Hauler,
S. d. Wyman,
P. ( 'anaVAN,
C. Carpenter,
W. S. Keyes,
J. C. Morrison.
Subscription I.IAt or Eureka for Re
lief •! Virginia fcutlerers.
Eureka Con. M. (to., $200; employes
of Eureka Con. M. Co., $437 50; Rich
mond M. Co.. $200; employes of Rich
mond n.iue, f 125; emploves of K K
mine. $104 50; Geo. riiaclier A Co.,
$142 50; Eureka A Pal sade R. R. Co.,
$100; Eureka Lnmlier Co., $75; John
E. Plater, $75; W. B. Harriih, $75; H
Donnelly, $.50; K K M. Co., $50; re
ceipts of entertainment at Bigelow’s
hall, $44; D B. Immel, $40; G ddes A
Bertrand M. Co., $30; Paxton <fc Co.,
$100.
The following are the names of those
who subscribed $'25 each:
Maupin A Cromer, W. W. McCoy,
John N. (’apron, Meyers A Franklin,
W. H. Clark, Joint tshoenbar, Thoma
Wren, Bishop A ('arpenter, D. W. Me
Ken/.ie, G. Dunkel A Co., Thus. J.
Reed.
Twenty dollars was donated by each
of the following:
Mwre A MeDougail, Samuel Gold
stone, Hinckley A Lockwood, W. B.
Taylor, Snelsinger A Henderson, Judge
Cola, Dr. A. (J. Bistiop, Eureka Drug
Store Dr. Jas. Williams, Hiram John
son. Win. Nichols, Cassidy A Dennis,
N. Simonsen, Win. Gillen, Sias A Me
I'aully, Fletcher A Morrison, G. Tog
nini A Co., It Sadler, Muggini Bros.
Ea.:h of the following subscribed
$10.
Frank Abalie, M. D. Foley, Jaa.
oheier, Henry Kind, Geo. Lameraiix,
lticbard Itv and, W. A. Montgomery,
McD riiiott a Co., W. P. Haskell A
C"., II. Knight, P. Evarts. Fred. Fiske,
II. Manlieim, G. M. Baker, fills. Hot to,
W. H.Stowell, Levine A Simon, M.
Young, Dr. L. Terry, Kdwd. Casey,
Win. Evans, B. J. Turner, Loewy A
Young, Jos. Winzell, McCormack A
Bros., J.Mi-Birney, BremankaitipAi>«.,
Anderson it Wells, |'. It. P. Dioiock.
Alex. Betisiinti, Luther Clark, J. ('.
Powell, John Horn, Sazerac Saloon,
i'l as. Liitieusclilager, J. C. Burlin
gan.c. Fred. Barnes, Peter Hanson,
Geo. Uhl, Scott A Fowler, J. S. Whit
on. S. B. Wyman.
Five dollars is the amount sub
scribed by each of the following:
Fergu m, Alex McKay, G. W. Lam
b-ri. Dr. Shultz. Jas. Kyle, D. J. J.
M'demgh in, Jas.N. Iteilly, Mrs. Kava
iiatuh. Mrs. O’Keefe, W. II. Miller. A.
U. Clarke. Geo. F. Bliss. Baker Gray.
Bella Wilder, Hardy Bros., II. I). Bul
lock. Mike Cody, J. M. Martin, Mrs.
D. H. Hall, F. o. Swensson, ( lias.
Fnight, S. S. sloss. J. C. Durlev, I).
L'indhaiini, W. H. Long, \Vr. II.
Diveiuport, Judge Harmon, J.Strauss,
"'in. Spinner, Cliss. II. Fiske. Chris.
Miirtha A O ».. F. Wittenhurg, Rick A
san.lers. Will. Marlin. |g>n. Wines,
Patrick Looney, Samuel Cooper. Mne
A Kassin. F. D. Dnrkee, John Wilson,
i ha*. L Broy, Barney McKiernan, A
Hern«. Win. Powell, M. Davids, M,
rlmida, Jas. Murphy, P. Steler. J««.
Bass, Sol. A*him, Dr, C. Hamilton
Eureka Bakery. C. J. Lansing. J. C.
Igiekwood, It. II. Eggleston. H. Fried
snliiein, M, olierteliter, it. Crosnian,
B Fulton, D. Keene. Gen. Emeu
green, Geo. Byington. Miss Moolini,
Win. c.diins. Sundry siiliseripiions.
cash, $146. Total. At 7114 SO.
Arrivals and 1>kphtcres.—Many
of our local readers will doubt lea* be
pleased to learn that hereafter the arriv
als and departures o. the preceding
day of the K. A P. R. R.. w ill he pub
I shed every morning in the Sentinel.
When lhe stage company adopted the
ticket system in th-> e of way-bills,
\<o were unable to <»l. ain this interest
ing item <>f news until the completion
of the railroad. We have now triad’
arrangements, however, whereby the
names of the arriving and departing
p i«engers will i>e taken upon the oars
and furnished to us for publication.
‘•Tiik branch office of the Alliance
Mutual Life Assn ranee Society of the
lulled Slates, organized in this city, ii
composed of twenty live of our leading
citizens, under wliose management,
with the unexcelled attractions and
Inal it res of the society, a large end In
cteasing business has hoen secured.”
Dalian (Tex.) Commercial.
Ahhim’s Task.—The District Court
of Inyo county was to have convened
last Monday. The prominent case is
that of nark Ashint tor the killing of
I’era«lch. The Independent says the
ca>e w ill lie tried lit that county, if it is
possibly to obtain a.jury.
Statistical.—A statistics-gathering
lounger who frequents the corner of
Main and Clark streets, informs ns
that during an hour and twenty min
utes, yesterday afternoon, he counted
at that crossing twenty-eight ditferent
varieties of striped stockings.
-♦
Behind Time.— Wednesday night
the train from I’alisade was an hour
and a hair liehlnd Hme, arriving at the
depot hero at 11:30. The delay was
caused bv a freight car jumping the
track about half a mile the other side
of Alpha.
Okodks A Bertrand Bullion.—On
the 3d Inst, the Geddes A Bertrand
shipped to the Richmond refinery
9.930 pounds of bullion. The furnace
is still running well, and the mine con
tiuuos to yield as usual.
Challenge. — Under the head of
“New To day,” Alf. Chart* issues a
proclamation to the muscular portion
of the community of Eureka county.
Ti
PERSOHAI.
Hon. A. J. Blair, of Pioche, was In
town last night eu route for the west.
Mr, Donnelly, a lightning-slinger of
the Western Union, for some time
stationed at Pioche, passed through
Eureka last night for Reno, where he
has been ordered to report for duty.
W. H. Duren, of the Schell Creek
Range, came In on yesterday’s Hamil
ton stage, and will remain in town for
some days.
Hy Crowell has returned from the
Bay. HU family remain at Oakland.
Tobe Obenfelder, an old time Eure
kan, is tlie father of a bouncing boy.
The trouble occurred in San Francisco
on the 3d.
Jas. T. Mathewson, of Hamilton,
was in town last night. He and Su
perintendent Everts depart for Cali
fornia on to-morrow’s train.
Jake Cohn arrived from San Fran
cisco on Wednesday night’s train. He
hurried along to prepare for the re
ception of theiinmenxe stock of Winter
good* which he purchased while
below.
Rashly Imi-oktumatk—Perhaps.
‘‘Mamie,” a woman of the town, who
resides on Lower Buel street, !a*t
evening created quite a sensation
among the denizens of that quarter hy
announcing that she had taken a
ticket for the other world in the shape
of an eighth of an ounce of morphine.
Dr. Wiiliains »a* sent for and after
considerable difficulty, despite her re
sistance, succeeded in pumping her
out. Site manifested no symptoms ot
a person laboring under a deadly dose
of morphine, and the Doctor isstrnng
iy of the opinion that she was playing
possnm and had taken a no more
deadly potion than au overdose of
valley tan.
Pleasant Residence.—One of the
neatest and prettiest residences in town
is the one just completed by Charley
Brov, on Edwards street. It is of
brick, painted and penciled on the
outside and the interior is arranged
with an eye to elegance and taste, as
well as convenience and comfort.* It
is tastefully furnished throughout,
with tlie exception of a single article,
which deficiency, we understand, will
tie tilled next Sunday, when the es
tablishment will be complete in every
particular.
“While we feci friendly to all good
companies, we are assured by actual
figures, tliet the Alliance Mutual Life
lias done a larger business in this city,
■luring the pa*t thirty days, than all
other companies com Lined. This ster
ling company lias taken over 8-kXl,000
of insurance in tliia city during the
past lorty days.’’—Salt Lake Daily
Tribune, January 14th. IH74.
JL-. ■. _ M
Special Notick.—A mooting of the Eureka
branch of the Alliance Mutual Li'e Aaaur
anc Society of tho United State*, will lio
hold in tho oTtc« of Mean. 11 illhouse .1 Dav
enport, ui this evening, 6th inat., at H o’clock
p. u., »'narp. All the member*, and tho*o
who are connected with the organization, are
rogueatod to bo preaent. Hv order of
»V M. AUhlN«JTON, President.
A. O. SxaTsiaoi.a. Secretary. no -It
Kirk Mrktieo.-There will be r meeting of
dtiiena Saturday evening, at 7 o’clock, at 1’.
M. Beatty’* office, for the purpoae of 'aking
tbo ne<>oa*ary atepa fur the organization of a
.ioae Company. All peraona who have bad
any expensed ai firemen are partie-ilaily
invited to attend. MANY CITIZENS.
Ktromsor I’raits.-Membera of Beatific
Lodge No. 7, K. of P.t You are hereby noti
fied to be and appear at your Ca.atle Hall, rn
Monday evenieg. tho bth inaL, at 7'-* o’clo k
-burp, in regular con7,>ntion for th-< transac
ion of important buainoa*. U. 0. Pawning,
iiand Chance l»r, and I'. 11 Mulchav, itr.ind
I'ice'.bancol'or, of tho tfrand Juriad ction of
Nevada, will visit the Lodge officially.
\V. II. HAVEN t’OnT.C. C.
Eureka, Nov. 6, IK76. no-tit
Thr “Golden Hole,” tho little stow lately
darted two doors north of Wells, Fargo k
o’s, is the place to find hunting and blanket*
lined duck suits; warm, woolon underwear,
ancv and plain woolen -nirts, cigars, tobacco,
notions, etc., cheap for cash. notf
Rriiotau—Having purchased Dr. Lukons’
ity Drug Store, 1 would repectfully an
no ince that 1 have on hand a large stock of
pat. nt medicines, chemicals, stationery,
la ms, chinin.ivs, etc.: ail of which 1 will sell
at reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
co ipoundcd. I have an i.ttice in the rear >t
the <tore, w here 1 will treat all casus requir
ing m dieal or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Consulta
tion. free; charges only for medicines. Give
me a call. L. TKKKY, M. D.
jyl>tf _ ^ ___
Hrmovsl.— Muldoon’s “Free and Kasy”
has been removed from Hue) street to the
basement under Whitten’s store, on th« cor
,ier of Main and Clark streets. Those who
iosire to pass a pleasant evening and enjoy
the I’GGI; ES I' brands of liquors and cigars,
will give tho Muldoon a call. olltl
MOCII'A. mh4
Thirty Barrels Crfishcd and Granulated
Silver, at 17 cents per pound: 50 kits Mack
eiol, at SO 50 per kit. for sale at Ashira A
Utos. Coin on delivery. o7tf
Loixuao-HotsK.- The San Francisco Lodg
ing-house, over Cohn Iiro’s store, has been
entirely refitted and refurnished. The rooms
ire clean and well ventilated; the prices
reasonable, and it is tho intention of the
-resent proprietress to so conduct tho estab
lishment as to merit a liberal proportion of
i u blic patronage. o5tfc
Ip you don’t know what you want, go to
•ho Golden Hole Variety Store and inquire
for it. Joe’s stock is now replete with every
thing in gent’s furnishing goods, cigars, to
bsceo, notions, etc., and he sells AT IP ITTOM
FlUCH1CS for CASH. olHtf
BoybI—If you want good, warm, Winter
underclothing, fancy woolen shirts, tobacco,
cigars, or anything in the notion line,CHEAP
Foil CASH, go to the little Golden kule Va
riety Store, two doors north of Wells, Fargo
A Co’s Express. o’Jtttf
0. Dunkkl & Co., manufacturers of cassi
meres and white shirts and gentlemens’ un
derwear. All orders for half a doien each
will bo tilled at store rates. Measures taken
and true fits guaranteed.
Clkar thk Track,—Board per week, $7 00,
at Kemp’s, opposite the Kicbmond f urnace.
o'JItf
I havk this, 1st day of November, purchas
ed of J. U. Douglas the saloon formerly oo
cupied hy him and known as the -Senatg_jijfc_
Lost.—On Ruby Hill, between tbe school
house and Lambert’s store, a (Old chain and
cross. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by 1 aving it with Mrs. 8. t\ Byrne, at Ruby
Hill, or at tbe Bkmtihkl. office. n3tf
Just Abbivkd— AtB. F. McEwcn’s, a choice
lot of Chicago Creamery Butter, in 9-pound
buckets. _ n2tf
Dkpot Coach.—I hare purchased a first
c'ass coach, which will seat 12 inside, which I
will run to tbe depot upon the arrival and de
parture of the trains.
Passengers railed for and conveyed to any
part of tbf town.
Pare, 5(1 cents.
I have also a three-seated carriage which
can be secured upon reasonable terms for
parties, funerals, etc.
Orders left at the Parker House or Snet
singer A Henderson’s store will be promptly
l attend, d to. E. 8. VAN HC’SKN.
> o31-lw
Fubhishkd Rooms to Lbt. ly
furnished rooms, single or en suite, to rent
to single gentlemen or a family without chil
dren. Apply at the residence or store of
o2t(tf _C. W. 8CH WAMB.
B. F. McEwkh has new Buckwheat Flour
and choice Maple Syi up, and new-crop Cran
berries, j ust from Chicago. olbtf
8. Ashim A Bbo. to-day received on com
mission &0 dosen hand-made hickory ax
fa smiles, which they w retail at SO cents
each; and wholesale a $5 per doxen.
spl7tf!
A full line of Qross Jt Blackwell’s
jams, jellies, pickles, shrimp and bloater
paste, at Taylor's ol9tf
• _
Obahqr, marmalade, tomato preserves,
and honey in glass jars, and in comb, at Tay
lor's. ol9tf
A full supply of table fruits, Tahiti lime
juice, Toren capers and prunes, at Taylor’s.
olHtf
MOS'H'H. mh4
MrcHANirs’ and Miners'Tools, of every de
scription, cheaper than the lowest, at the
Pioneer Cheap Storo of Asbim Bros. sp!7tf
Do you like Buckwheat Cakes and Maple
Syrup? If you do. just go to B. F. Mc
Ewen’s and get some. old
-«
Wantkp—A girl, or woman, to take care of
a child and do chamber work. Apply at
Maupin ii Cromer's store. oiUtf
Whit* Duck Pants, only six bits, at Ashini
Brothers. spl7tf
MUSH'S. mh4
Notick.—Uncle Manbeim, corner Main and
('lark streets, will dispose of 3'*) American
Lever Clocks at »4 00 apiece; former price,
47 to 48. jySO H< Manhkim.
Ska Foam, the world-renowned baking
powder; a full line of brand'- fruits; table
salt in boxes, and Taylor Brother's homeo
pathic cocoa, all for sale at Taylor’s. ollltf
Wk lire for pleasure, and take it daily.
Board $7 (10 per week, at Kemp’s, opposite
the nicbmond furnace. ojttf
If you want to have your watches and jew
dry repaired in a workmanlike manner, go
to r. Steler’s jewolry store. jy7-tf
MSM'H**. mbs
Economy is wealth, and to make a dollar
peruse the new advertisement of Ashias Bros.
spl7tf
1111 H*». mh4
R. SADLER & CO.
Eureka, Nevada,
-AND
Hamilton, Nevada,
AUK THE AUTHORIZED AGENTS TO
lake fire risks >t regular rates in the lbl
following companies:
London Aisnranee Corporation,
Cross A Co., General Agents.
British American Assurance Com
pany,
St Louis Insurance Company,
R. Li. Irwin A Co.. General Agents.
Humboldt Newark, N. J., Insurance
Company,
Citizens’, of Missouri, Insurance
Company,
Mississippi Valley, of Memphis,
Tennessee,
New Orleans Insurance Company,
Ftrnsworth A (Murk,General Agents.
o’iHH
$30,000 RACE !
POOL SELLING ON TEE BIO
FOUR-MILE RACE !
1WII.L SEI.L POOLS AT THE PALACE
SALOON on tbe Four-Mile and Repeat
ace, which comes off at the liny District
Course, in ban Francisco, on the 13th of No
vember.
Selling to Commence on the Even
ing of November 11th.
I have made arrangements to have the
heats, position of horses, time, etc., tale,
graphed during the race.
u27td LUTHER CLARK.
$25 Reward.
'IMIE ABOVE REWARD WILL
1 bo given for the recovery of a Im.
large BLACK HORSE MULE. The Wl
tuft of hair in front of its head is a
Htttle white; and it has an almost invisible
brand on tbe left shoulder. The mulo was
lust about six miles from Devil’s Gate. The
finder will receive the ruwarl by leaving the
mule at the W»»li*ui Tell House. Main street.
Eureka. I OS El’ll MAGG1NI.
s21-3w
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
OMNIBUS
ON AND AFTER TO-DAT I WILL RUN
a'bus to all parts of tho town from the
Railroad depot. Passengers wishing to be
called lor can be accommodated by leaving
their orders at Wells, Fargo A Co's offioe, or
at the International Hotel.
Fare V) cents.
n2tf FRANK WINES.
$300 REWARD!
THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
b» the undersigned for tho arrest and
conviction of tbe man who attempted on tbe
night of September 2nth to burn our stables,
and who again on the morning of Ootober
2d fired our hay in the corral on the westerly
side of Main street. Eureka.
BISHOP A CARPENTER.
Eureka. October ± IH7A-a3-l».
B. ASMIM A BBO'8 COLUMN.
’49. ’75.
THIS ISJ1EWS!
now >aazNN»a i
THE IMMENSE ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE
—ok th 15
Pioneer Cheap Store of Nevaja
BUT CHEAPEST/WHEH BEST!
PRICES UNPARALLELED.
Iiayortntiona Arritlaf Dally I
ROOM MUST BE MADE /
Our enormous]-ELEGANT AND
Faehit aa ole Stock of
READY-MADB CLDTHING!
COMPRISING IN PART
Beaver Suite, Black, Blue A Brown,
for $25—Worth $45.
English Corduroy Suits ftr
$18—Worth $30.
Chinchilla Suits $25-Worth $45.
French Cassimere Suits of Every
Variety and Color,from $10.
Doeskin Pants, $9—Formerly $15.
Beaver Pants, $7-Formerly $12
French Caisimere Pants, 95—
Formerly 99.
American Cassimere Pants for
93—Formerly 95.
And a full assortment of other grades in pro
portion.
Vests! Vests!
Velvet, Cloth, Beaver, Cassimere.
Chinchilla, or any Other Kind
At figures astonishing to the most incredu
lous.
BOOTS ABB SBOBS
BATS ABB OATS
Cents’ Underwear!
GLOVESX
Krom fancy silk te solid buck, thirty per
cent, less than heretofore.
5,000 Yards of Honse Lining !
At SEVEN AND A HALF cents per yard 1
DUCKING and DRILLING likewise very
cheap.
For Groceries & Provisions !
Jast call, look and get fig ares.
BSZBIBO OUTFITS !
Hardward, Cuttlery,
Tinware, Crockery,
Doll-ware, Stationery,
Glass-ware, Notions,
\Vo<»den-ware, Tobaccos Cigars,
Willow-ware, Liquors Wines,
1'latod-ware, Trunks, Valises,
blankets. Quilts,
And everything eatsble and wearable found
in a full and complete stock of General Mer
chandise kept at a first-class store. •
Our Goods are fresh and new; “ old " Goods
we never keep; Auction Uoods we do not
buy.
All articles guaranteed as recommended.
Goods delivered free, gratis, and for naught.
Store open from ti a. u. to 10 r. u.
8. ASfflM ft BROTHER,
Stone Building.
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J. STRAUS,
KOVIIBB
la D. B. Imaiel * C®’» Bauklait
Hone, Eureka,
Keeps constantly on hand the
best asssortinent of
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains,
Jewelry, Silverware,
Spectacles, etc.,
Ever offered in Eureka. lie also has in his
employ the be watchmaker in the state.
aulOtf_
Closing Out at Cost.
Being desirous of thoroughly
renovating, repairing and enlarging our
.lore before the cold weather sets in. we have
determined to clo.e out during the present
month our entire stock of goods AT COST.
This is no idle assertion, as iieople will be
abundantly convinced by calling to examine
our prices. The goods comprise an assort
ment as complete and fashionable as any
ever brought to this market, and we asanre
our friend, and the public generally that we
are prepared now to offer better goods at
lower prices than was ever before presented
in this State, Now is tho time to secure good
bargains by calling at our store. South Main
street, opposite Odd Fellows’ new building.
AUNT HANNAH,
o2tf _MISS CASEY.
The Beet Board In Town!
PER WEEK, $7.
AT KEMP’S,
Opposite the Richmond Furnace.
ttiitf
J. B. KEEN,
Veterinary Burgeon.
Having had m ybars'
experience, 1 feel oonfldent sMBL
in my ability to treat suceessfully
all diseases peculiar to HOKsKS, WOP as
MU1.KS and CATTLi
I can be found at Bishop A Carpenter's
stable, on South Main street. eiittf
LvaniE. Lvania.
The California Lumber Co.
IS NOW IN FULL BLAST. WITH A
good assortment of
Lumber,
Shingles,
Boot
Ba
_MISCRLLAlfEO US.
I.P. Inn. J. ■. MeBwgaU
FALL IMPORTATION.
First of the Season.
£
FIRST SELECTION OF THE MARKET
-AND THE—
OhecipeMt Stools
, • -w
D R Y GOODS!
-EVER BROUGHT INTO
THE STATE Of KEY AD A.
J ; yONAifii <fff **"•>** « A * > / '
Having a thorough knowledge
of the kindef cooda required, end wbst
roods sre worth, wo want the public to call
end inapect our stock of Staple end Fancy
Dry Gouda, which for quality, quantity and
prices are unknown to thu aoetion of this
Stats.
Ores* Coodr!
We call special attention to this leading de
partment, in which are to be found the latest
styles. BLACK GOODS a specialty; the beat
that are imported.
Drap d’Eta Cashmere,
Sublime in all qualities, sold at Eastern price c.
JkOM KITICIi
A very largo Stack.
Blankets! Blankets!
All sites, t I- rs, quantity and quality. Call
end inspect them.
Shoes, Shoes!
A line assortment, of the best makers, at the
very lowest prices.
Table Linens,
All qualities, kind Cnd colours. Enumera
tion being tedious, therefore we invite all to
give us a call and inspect our stook, and they
will not go away dissatisfied.
MILLINIR Y.
TV* stook will arrive in a few days, trimmed
to mder by the most Fashionable Milliner of
San Franeise*.
Our 8tore Closes
—ON— *
SUNDAYO.
MOORE & McJKHJGALL.
seidMf
NEW GOODS, NEW FIRM!
R. SADLER £» CO..
Eureka, Nevada.
Branch Store,
.*2 amnion, Nevada.
rpHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF GEN
X oral Merchandise in th« Stata can ba
found at
R. SADLER & CO’S,
In the Buifdinc formerly occupied by
0BERF1LDBR * HARRIS OH.
AND WILL BE SOLD AT
Che Lowest Possible Prices.
Mining Companies, Miners, Far
mers, Country Merchants,
Restaurant 4t Boarding
House-Keepers, Fumir
lies, and Others
Baying Good*, will Snd it te their tdriiltge
to givaaaaoall Mon purebaaiag elsewhere.
•VB svoox or
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES AMD FKOYISIOK8
Cannot be surpassed. Customers cea rely on
(Ur end liberal dealing. Good* delivered ia
Eureka and it* vicinity free of charge.
AGENTS lor th*
California Powder Works, Horen*
lea, Blasting, Sportinr
Powder and Fnaa.
ALSO. FOR
■ ABE’S WIBS mil.
JaS-tf
$20 REWARD!
STOLEN. OR B8TKAYK1> FROM TIMS