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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
1L-II
OLD DAVE
STILL ALIVE!
mnAS JUST RETURXED FROM TFIE
ay City, where he has selected and
purchased the
LARGEST AND LATEST ASSORTMENT
-OF —
General Merchandise
Ever Brought to Eureka,
And those who desire to convince themselves
of his taste, and the quantity and
1UALITY10 F HIS GOODS,
WILL PLEASE
Call and See Him!
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Hil stock consists of everything,
From a Cambric Needle
To an Anchor!
From a Fair of Overalls
To the Finest Suit of Clothing!
And from a Keg of Soar Kroat
To a Can of "Fate de Gras."
An it requires too mu^h spar© to mention
•very article, ho solicits his old friends end
acquaintances to call around and exuminc
his stock.
9. KANBSZM,
o5tf North Main street. Eureka.
SOCIETIES.
Eureka Lodge.No. 16,F. & A. IVI.
The Stated Communications of Eu
reka Lodge, No. Pi. K. A A. M., will
be held in Masonic Ilall. on everv
Saturday on or preceding the full
■toon in each month.
Called Communications every Saturday
Evening.
Members of sister lodges, and sojourning
brethren in good standing, are cordially in
v' ted to attend.
JOHN GILLESPIE. W.M.
A. Brattmcr. Secretary. l VjalJ
St. John’s Chapter, No. 5, Royal Arch
Masons.
1’HE STATED COMMUNICA- *****
TIONSs ofSt. John's Chapter, No. Iwyvvfi.
5, K. A. M-. will be held in MA
SONIC HALL, on the Second and
Fourth WEDNESDAY EVENINGS of oach
month, Called Communications on all othor
Wednesday evenings.
All Koyal Arch Masons in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
A. BENEDICT. H. P.
Gao. P. Lew no a K!». Secretary. rnyll
I. O. O. F.
T7DKEKA LODGE. NO. 22.
meets Every TUUKSDAY
EVENING.
IN ODD FELLOWS’ HALL.
At 8 o’clock p. s. All members in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
A. E. TITUS, N.G.
Bk.vj. C. Lkvy, Secretary. 10-au7
K. of 1*.
*)EATIFM' MIIMiK. No. 7. K. of P.,
) hold regular conventions every MON
AY EVENING, at 7:.t0 o’clock, sharp, at
ita Castle Hall, in the new Masonic Hall. All
aoiournin|t members in good standing are
aucdially invited to Httend.
W. 11. OAVENl’ORT, C. C.
A- G. S.xktsixokr, K. of It. andS.
Kvreka. Nev., Jan. 21 .lK7o iaii-tf
<|jj> I.C.OFR.C.^
STAR OF HOPE ENCAMPMENT,
NO. 13,
Meets every Friday evening.
in Masonic llall, at 7alt) o’clock. De
gree meetings every Sotiday evening at 7
"’clock. W. A. DURLCT,
Eminent Command* r
J. II. Pastor. W. S. s-Jtt
ItHE A. 0. H. meet every brat and third
SATURDYY EVEN ING of each month,
at 8 o’oclock at the corner of Clark and
-lionroa streets, until further notice.
THOS. HALEY, Presided.
JKaratah Sui.i.ivas. Secretary. au7
Rebekal Charity Degree. I.O.O.F.
riMIE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TIIF
1 Rebekai. Charity Degree Lodge, I, 0. 0.
FT, will be held until further notice on the
first and third FRIDAY’S of each month.
Hour of Meeting. 8 o'clock r. M.
grl-tf DEN J. C. LEVY. N. G.
CARSON L. 0. L„ No. 121,
AfEETS AT THE MASON’S HALL. EU
31 reka, on the First and Third Wednes
days of esch month, at 7 o clock r. y.
otltf H. C, BOLAND Matter.
BV&BSA SUAIBI.
| ATTENTION, COMPANY! |
Regular meeting for drill ev
ery THURSDAY EVENING, at 7
o’clock sharp.
myt-tfL. R. KELKY, Captain.
NOT|CEa
III. P. ST1MLEK, OWNER OF THREE
9 hundred foot in a claim known as the
anhattan mine, on Prospect Hill, neur the
town of Eureka, Nevada, do hereby forewarn
all pc rsone, from bargaining or purchasing
said interest of mine in said claim from any
person or persons whatever, without my con
sent. or due authority from ine, said interest
having been uulawfu y advertised by one
Samuel J. lloebe,last ■ nuarg.
eUtf H, V. ST1MLKR.
MISCELL A NEO US.
H. MANHEIM,
The Oltl Broker,
Corner Main and Clark streets.
la deerice Thatcher A te'i Stone
Building.
WILL COMMENCE TO DISPOSE OF A
fi le lot of wares, same articles taken as
pledges some time ago, and an
Immense Stock of New Goods!
Bought for ca-h, direct from Europe a dNcw
York City. These goods will bo sold »u low
as to surprise all men and women:
103 Gold Watches. American and Euro
pean, ladies’ and gents*.
6 Stop Watches, l-o indep., 1-4 seconds,
stem winder, and with ail the latest im
provements.
165 Nilver Watches. American and for
eign movements; from l1., toii ounces.
43 IIInmond Kings, in various settings
and styles.
35 Mold Vest Chains, new stylos.
35 Opera and Piedmontese Indies’ chains,
from 40 to 110 dwt, in 10 kt gold.
33 Nets of Jewelry, for Indies, consisting
of Pearl, A ninth.’'st, Topaz, and Enamel
and Gold, pure and all warranted; from
up to il&i per set, in broach and ear
rings.
10 Fairs of Bracelets, in chains and
bands.
470 Assorted hold Kings, with setting
in Topaz, Amathyst, hubies. Pearl, and
other precious stones too numerous to
mention.
130 Fla I n hold and Neal Rings, all
sizes and weights, manufactured from
pure gold, by Messrs, ltitter A Co., Sun
Francisco.
A full stock of gents’ Studs, Collar and
Sleeve Buttons, Glove and Chemise Buttons,
and 100 articles in tho jewelry line toonuiner*
ous to mention.
The finest stock of
American Clocks
The Best Stock of Pistols!
jyaotf H. MANHEIM.
J.C. LOCKWOOD?
Main street, adjoining the Eu
reka Hotel, importer ami dealer in
Hardware, Brass and Steam Goods,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Drill Steel,
Oz and Horse Nails, Rope,
Gas Pipe, Giant and
Blasting Powder,
Fuse and Caps,
Cook and Parlor
Stoves, Etc., Etc., Etc.
Copper, Tin and Iron Work
made and Repaired.
GENERAL JOGGING AT LOW RATES.
tny&Vtf
-4
L. W. CKORKU. T. J. MAUPIN.
MAUPIN &CROMER
Wholesale and Retail I>eaien*in
hardware:,
M1U, AND MINING GOODS, GAS
PIPES STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS.
House t'uriilsliiuif t.ooils,
STOVES, TIN AND COPPER WARE. POW
DKKAND USB. WINDLASS ROPE
OF ALL SIZES. ETC.
We are also prepitreil to Cut iii.il Fit
tin. Pipe.
MILL k FURNACE WORK
Done on Short notice.
The Im*nI ()iialily of
Steel, and also Stone Coal.
Constantly on hand. Also. Manufacturers o' ;
Tin, Sheet-Iron, Copper Ware.
Particular attention paid to all work'in out
line, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion in every particular.
Constantly on hand,
Blasting and Giant Powder
1N.WDER. FUSE. CAPS. ETC.
au'.tf MAI.PIN A CROMER.
San Jose Savings Hank,
28! Santa Clara Street, San Jose. Cal.,
Capital Stock, - - - - $600,000
Paid in Stock—Gold Coin, $300,000.
Assets Jan. 1„ 1875, $1,324,155.52.
Deposit receipts issued, rear.
ing interest FROM DATE OF DEPOS
IT at SIX PER CENT., payable on demand
EIGHT PER CENT., payable in six months,
and NINE per cent, payable in twelv,
months.
Receipts are pre'erable to pass books, be
cause the interest is paid promptly ut tin
end of six months from date of each deposit
they may also be transferred by indorsement
and principal with interest will be paid to
holder.
Pass hooks issued, if deeirod, and same rate
of interest allowed.
Deposits from the interior, or from any pari
of tho United States or Europe, may bo sen1
by express, or by exchange on San Francis,
or New York, in gold or currency. Parti",
remitting will state the time for which th
deposit is to be made, and a Deposit Reecipi
or Pass Rook—as preterrod—will be promptly
returned.
Remittances in Currency Exchange will
e credited in gold at current rate.
JOHN H. MOORE. ii. H. REYNOLDS.
mh7-ly President. Cashier.
delinquent "notice. ~
spo EI THER CLARK AND TIM. FIN
X MEGAN: You, ami each of you. ari
hereby notified that 1 have performed laboi
on the Eagle of Liberty mine, situate,:
east of the K K and Skylark mines, Kub<
Hill, in Eureka Mining District, am
Eureka county, Nevada, sufficient to com
ply wilh the act of the Congress of the Uni,ei
States of May ibtb, 1872, in relation to min
ing claims held by joint owners; anil you, and
each of you, are hereby required to perform
your sbaro of said laborer pay the under
signed therefor, or your interest in suid min,
will become ni.v property according to law.
Said mine is nonet ns follows:
Luther Clark.... 2110 'bet
Tim Finnegan.... 100 feel
JOHN CULI.EN.
Eureka, Aug. iffith 187A. au2ti-H0d
Patronize Home Industry.
j^LEC. DOTTA HAS ENGAGED IN TUF
I 1‘rcpnrntlmi nr Pure Java tbtfee.
He is prepared to till orders from all sec
tions id quantities from
One Pound to One Thousand Pounds.
Factory on South Main street, next doorto
the Turner House.
DII,Ulttn«. l.r.TTKKIIF.An*.
X) and lards, printed at tho ‘’FINTIN EE
fficc,to or der, |
MISCKLLA NEOUS.
REMEMBER!!
THE CHEAPEST CLOTH NC
STORE IN EUREKA !
Jake Cohn & Bro.,
11TILL CONTINUE TO SELL TIIEIU
f V mammoth stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Hats, and Blankets
—AT—
Unprecedentedly Low Figures!
DEFY COMPETITION!
o2Mf J. COHN A BRO.
MILLINERY GOODS
rpiIE LADIES OF EUREKA ARE RE
J spectfully Invited to call and examino our
Select Stock of Millinery Goods.
Having made irrangomenfs with one of the
largest and most entoi prising importing
houses in San Francisco to lorward to us
Tlie I iatest Styles
As fast as it receives them, we hope to he
able to satisfy our pat'ons is every particu
lar.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING.
South Main street, three doors above th»
Turner House. M KS. S. K. FAliKElL
s’2_’-11 M l»S. Q. V. FISK.
NEW YORK STORE. ”
N E AY GOODS
-AT
Betlroelt Prices!
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES!
A BRANCH OK Til K N EW YOR K ST<)RE
ot Coriuue, Utah, bus been opened on
.Minn street, one door above DaveManlicim’s
store, with a large and well assorted stock
of
DRY GOODS
Direct from'Now York. My goods compost
a nice and elegurt assortment
of the choicest
I > r ess Cjt o o ds!
LA Dili!’ READY-MALE SUITS.
and LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS.
REAL HAIR SWITCHES,
HAIR CURLS, Ac.
Together with a fi ll assortment of Carpet?1.
Oil Cloth.-1, Matting, Ac.
I will sell goods for CASH 0N1.Y, and will
therefore sell at RED-ROCK PKlCJ&S.
Give me a call and be convinced.
o21tf J. I>. I'AKHDIt.
PIONEER
Barber Shop & Bath House,
First door north of the Pioneer Restaurant.
North Main street, Eureka.
f|Ml E UNDERSIGN ED, HAVING RE
1 cently opened the above establishment,
offers bis professional services to all win
desire a first-class nbysi ^gnomical llAli.
CUT, or an ecstatic Si»A VK.
Hair Cutting, 50 cents. Shampooing
VO cents.
Connected with the estab
lishment arc several in at unc
elegant Rath booms, wher«
_QATH S/" the most de-irablo Hot ot
Cold Paths can be had at all times.
BATHS, 75 CENTS.
A share of prblic patronage is solicited.
au22-tf JAMKSM.M MouDY. 1’rop‘i
[DR.A.B. SPINNEY,
1 ne Celebrated 5pccui.ist, t.
Well-known as fouml< r of the Montreal (U.
E.J Medical Institute uml la e 1 lopnetor of i
the KIM.x »xi E\ \ 1 ol.K 1 FliiM AkV, w wind
mott r spcctfully inforai hi* pu'Uiit* and tin*
arti.ct. d generally that be s dl continn s to
treat chrome and private d.«, a*o with un- i
p..,aUuvd success. j
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Korn mher, lout procraa..iuatioo i* the thief
Of l' tUe, ao
C OME AND BE HEALED !
It mutter* auu wiiiwt >o..r t»«»..».v» » . y ha,
come and le t the Doctor exam n s yonr ta«. j
It w.ll eo-t you nothing for coiuuiut on, so j
plc.tftc call and hnl.».y Iveo wh. ti.er the ;
|M»ctor uikU rota ml* your case. If n own cure
you lie will tell yofi ni ; if not, he w.ll ti .1 niu
ttiat, for lie * ill not undertake a case units*
lie i* couiulcut of etfvCtiug a cure.
YOUNG MEN!
Who may bo auiici.ug fiotn the effects of
youthful toliic* or iutt berei.ou, w id do w, .1 to
avail themselves o( tins, the gr«at.*t h on
cverla.il at the alur of Buffering humanity.
PK. Si*lN iVKV will guarauuo to fort, it hvo
huudied do.l.tr* for every case of seminal
I weakneK* or p ivatd disease of any kind or
character which he undertake* and fn.is lo
cure. He w»»uid thorelore, *uy toiheim.ortu
uate suffer r who may read ini* notice, that
you ure treading upon d.tnae»ou* ground when
vou ion ,er delay iu seeking tue pu,) errum dy
for your complaint. You may oe in the iirot
stage remember you are approaching liu
Ik-it. If you am boid- ring upon the last, and
are suffer.mi some or ad of it* evil eff. cU, le
Uieiuhcr that If you obstinately per* »t in pio
eraHtiuation, the time iuu-t come when llie
most skilliul physieiau can reudi-y >oi no
assistance; wh» n the door of lu»>.e will he
closed against you; when no angel of mercy
can bring you relief. In no case has the
Doctor failed of siK^' S*. Th ulet not d«spair
work itself upon jour imagination, but avail
yourself of the beneficial result* of his
treatment la-fore jour case is beyond the
reach of ined.cul si, ll, or b. lore grim death
hurries you lo a premature grave.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN t
in There are many of the age of 11 arty to sixty
win* are troubled w ith too frequent i vncuatiui
of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation, and a weaken
ing of the system in a manner t in patient can
not account for; on examining the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles of albumen
will appear, or the color will be of a thin and
luilkisii hue, agaiu changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men v ho
die of tnis difficulty, ignorant of the cause,
which is the s. com! stag..- of seminal w ak
q ss. Dr. 8. will tfuaraut e a iwrfsct cure in
all such cases, and a healthy restoration of the
genito-unrinary organs
N. B. -Only au interview re/pdrcd in a
majority of ciues; Italauce of triatineiit can
be conducted at home without interruption of
business. All letter*, or communications,
strictly confidential.
ij (ittice Hour*—10 to 1,2 to 4, and 7 to 8. Sun
days, from 2 to 4 only. Consultation, Free.
Thorough examination and advice,
Office, No. 188 SOUTH O HTttEET. Vir
ginia l ity, where he will be pleased to consult
with all who may be suffering, from Chronic
or Special Dl*v ases.
aulbtf
SALOONS.
THE SAZERAC SALOON^
MaIS STKKKT, El'RFKA,
SMITH A- «•«.. I'KOl’KH'.TOKS.
REFITTED and REFURNISHED!
Making it one of the mo«t attractive places in
Eureka.
The Billiard Parlor,
Attached to the SAZEKAC, is the finest bil
liard room in town, containing the newest and
most improved tables.
The Lunch Stand,
WJI. JIKI, l*ro|fr,
Attached to the SAZEKAC, is neatly fitted up,
and the finest lunches, with IloT CUEEEE
AND TEA, can always bo obtained.
DROP IN AT THE SAZERAC!
_niv.-M! _
FRANK’S SALOON!
JOS. MENDES, Prop’r.
yyrilOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALER
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
All kinds of Soda Drinks, flavored with the
following EXTii ACTS.constantly on hand:
Saraspariila, Sherrbct. Pear,
blackberry, Ambrosia, Orgeat*
Lemon, Lose, Nectar,
Orange, Milk Punch, Lock,
\ anil la, Ice Cream, Claret,
(linger, Coffeet ream, Mint,
Mrawberry, ( bo’lnte crcaml'atawba.
I ine Apple, Orecian bend, ^ ild Cherry
Kaspberry and Don’t Care.
KZ2BTO and ClTvB ROOXVZS!
Money to loan on collateral or approved
business paper.
27-mhM
I* a 1 a c e Saloon,
East Main street.
South of W ells, l argo it Co.
LITHEK tl.AKli. Proprietor,
Has fitted rp, in the ijeststvle,
th« above f^uloon, where he will keep
only the choicest brands of Liquors and Ci
gars. Call and be convinced.
Eureka. Nov. lt>, Jt<71. nov2l-tf
li I LLI A li i> S !
THE CORKER
Has jest received new r.11.1 iai:i>
TAMdN, *ith Delany** l atent Wir
Cushioiis. and is to bo kept as
A FIRST-CLASS SALOON.
GEo. THACJIKR.) Prrti • , rj
C1.AY SIMMs.. ) Proprietors.
aplft
SILVER BRICK SilLOON.
Dave Rosenberg, - - - - Proprietor.
'pIE OLD STAMP HAS BEEN It EM OP
JL vied anu will her* uft« r bocondta ted u> u
FIRST-CLASS GELMAN SALOON’,
on the San FrunciFC© style.
While 1 hav** reduced the price of lipinr?
and cigar? to 121.. c« nt?, I ahull di?pon«e the
>A.M E Ql‘AL1A Y ol both that 1 have ben
to lore.
Constantly on band to aerve to en?t< nn r«:
West |-bull sober. Si-bin ken. i ali on.ia and
Oregon limn?; Wiener l\imk Wnrade, Hint
l>ol«>Klie • Mosajfo; ■* moked Ruffe lo Tonga* v;
l ig’? f eet: Sheep Tontna-^; Sardine?: Lob
ster?: lioIlftndi?ebo Herrin*; SardcU.n, An
eb‘»vie?t Neino Atiaeu, Scbwei/.er t »»?■*, Lim
biirgor, Groper kiauter Cane; Kusaian Cav
iar, ete., etc.
A specialty made of all kind? of FRESIl
OYSTEnS.
PRIVATE ROOMS for parties,
lioer and Li<|Uor? aer/ed at table?.
Air sic eveky evening,
aeplbtl
ARCADE SALCCN !
W. S. BOLAND, Fro’r,
•South Main •Shift, Juicku, Nevada.
-pIIE BEST! l’K8, THE VERY BEST,OE
n iuni, l.i<|ti<>r*in..<l ( iKim
Passed over the AUCAPE BAR,
—KoH—
TWELVE and a HALF CENTS !
.117-if W. 8. BOLAMP.
THE EL DCRADO.
r»o Hour* nliute I'll\ton A t«'»
ItHItlt,
MAIN ST.. EUREKA.
THE FINEST BILLIARD HALL
-AND—
TSZV-Firi ALLEY,
I’HIVATE AND I’UDUC
Club IJ o <> in 8 ,
Ami Everythin* First-class.
I HANK It. H rrrr.NllF.KK, Frop'r.
_ sil7tf
K. B. POBIt. i
t. B. bkymoi.08. > EVANS, Agont.
” POND, REYNOLDS & CO.,
importer* and Jobber*of
WINES AND LIQUORS,
212 California St., San h ranciaco.
00" Sole Agent* for Pacific Coast tor O. 0.
Hlnl»e‘* ltnnrnon County W hi*kit-n. *9.tf
BOBY BILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity ol Tank* 152.000 Gallon*
ALL NOW FULL.
WATER WILE UK FURNISHED IN
It by Hill, in uny desired , Maori to*, ai
all sense i of the year, ut a uniform rate ami
towel than can be furnished from any other
teuroe. falor delivered twice daily to pri
vate f niili.s, miners’ eahinx, Millions, etc.
Ticket* ranging from iljs, to di) cents apiece
will c sold at tho otiice of the company on
Ruby Hill, by W. II. MILLER, Supcri*
tendeot.
W.B. HARKUB Proprietor.
mv2H tf
JMAAI. III.ASKS (IF ALL D ESI'It I P
J Uuut, printed to order at the SEN TIN EL
l/ltiee.
HOTELS. ETC.
TURNER HOUSE,
Noiilli Till in Street. Kuri-lin. .\pvhiIh.
B. J. Turner, Proprietor.
Having again assemed isrsi
rn*ss at my old stand, l beg leave to in
form the public that 1 am prepared to ac
commodate all who may lavor me wiili their
patronage, and would assure them that it will
again be brought back to its former well
known Mandanl. Old customers are re
spectfully invited to r turn, and they will re
ceive every possible attention.
THE KOOMN
Are large, well furnished and comfortable.
THE TAUTEN
Will, at all times, be supplied with the best
the market affords.
THE BAtl
Will be constantly supplied with the choicest
Wine#, Liquors and Cigars. Charges reason
able.
B. .T. TURNER, Propr.
Eureka, August $5. 11571. airiftlf
MOCH’S.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY
friends in Eureka and Ruby liill, and the
public in general, that 1 have leased the
Parker House Restaurant,
And will open the satpe on
NiiiMlny, the 28Ht ol' February,
As a First-Class Eating-house
Hoping to receive a share of patronage, and
assuring mv friends and the public that I
will do all in uiy power t<» please.
MRS. JNO. A. Modi.
I’iocho Daily Record copy. fe&’dm
PACIFIC LODGING HOUSE.
North Main Street. Eureka.
Formerly Cornu cop I at lira lit.
FRANK SUENSSON, PROPRIETOR.
Having fitted it the finest
lodging establishment in town. 1 am pro- i
naircd to furnish rooms in suit or single, The ;
house i* fitted up all new, the rooms are ear- j
poted, the bods are Spring, the house is iwut i
and airy.
titurges I * easona b le. «
Try the
PACIFIC* II O VS K.
_ fo24-lm_ __ _ !
J. I.. Mill ILLKY. J. H. L<W Ktt'OOP
PARKER HOUSE,
El'llEKA. NKV.
Hinckley &. Lockwood, Proprietors.
rpilE MOOLIS Al K SPAC’D I S AND
JL supplied with Spring Reds throughout.
THE B A It
Is furnished with the tin-*st Liquors and
t’igars tha* ran be pim-ba^d.
A llisi-rlass Bent uiir :»n t on llie
First I l«mr.
The Palisade, llauiilton, Austin. Tvbo and
Ikduior.t Stages, all stop at this House.
_jll-nl'i __ _
SILVER BRICK HOTEL,
South Main street. Eureka.
WM. GILLEN, - - Proprietor.
Happy and contented are bill*
Gi.ien’s bi ardors.
The best looking men come from good liv
ing.
Board $8 Per Week.
The best meals in tho State f«»r AO cents,
ji* R M. *;i UTV
The Pioneer Restaurant,
Opposite J. S. W hifton'* Mono Store, M a
Street, Kuruka.
GEO. P. LUI.BC31EN
iiru.i. UK I’J.KA.-KH T*> skk AI.I. III.
?> old iri nd- at his lioi.se at any oiu»-■.
At the S-jt.lt they w ill find
The Tables Supplied
with all the delicacies that can bo obtained
and the 1 ioriiM i shall bo as well kept a* an>
lU^taurant in Lurch*.
(iive mo u call and sen how entirely you wil
h»» ,*17
NEVADA HOTEL,
North Duel street. Eureka, Nev.
John O Laughlin, - - - Proprietor.
'PHIS NKW AM« COMMOlJlOl’S UOTKi
1 is now open tor b,. in* s*.
THE DOOMS
A*e lnrsro, comfortably furnished and well
ventilal* d. hihI
T H E T A D E E
Will ho supplied nt all tiui •* with tho v**r>
b * r th«» market affords. In >% word it is to
bo kept ms m first das.- ostiibli-hm nt.
_oUbf_
.S U. H( MKRK. COMMA l> H OIK
U. S. BAKERY
-AN D—
COFFEE SALOON
Main Str ot. Kuroka, a lew Doors North of
t lurk >tre< t. in rtoldstone’s Duilding.
IIT E TA K K TillS M ETMOD OK I N LoHM
?f in* our friend-nml the general publu
that we have opened the above o-fabllsh
m-nt. whore w*> will Keen constantly on hand
everything usimllv found in a LI ILS| .(;La>S
DAK L V «nd 0‘LL LK SALOON. I he
ostubii-hmcrit will be kept nt»en DaY anti
N DiHT, for tho ucooinmodution of patrons,
(iivo . s a call.
spl *tf Sell EUR *V IIOTZ.
Wholesale Liquor House ■
■ ii U lillluu'ii Stone lln I tiling:, Mnlu
Street. Ktlrekn.
n avino .irsT i!E'rriu:n from tiie
hast, ufter imivfiariiig a large ui.ii
SELECT STOCK OK
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
I am com potent of not only eomp* ting with
thfl Kiirehn merchant?, but a 11k** with Min
Kmppwo trnvolor*. 1 will uUo bo aide to
furnish Haloonn-kocperH with
C ;• o n k 1J © e i* }
On and aOor June 1st.
1 pay nothing hut wh it l am willing to
L'unnintou. CUAl h AND SKK H)K Vt'Cli*
ShliK. 11KNI Y KIND, l'roprietor*
__ ii'pi-mvit _
YOUNG’S
CONFECTIONERY!
CUN DIES, KRI’ ITS, N UTS A N I> CON KKC
I TlONKtlY manufactured by myae(ff at
the now Confectionery citore, on
Main Street, two doors south of
ABhim Bros.
No Old Imported Confectionery !
All Confeudonery Manufactured
by Myself.
I DEFT OPPOSITION!
, 'tftMf M. YOUNG.
_ BUSINESS CARDS.
II. L. OH ASK,
pofSTT itK««>ititr.it Axn Arm,
Vy tor. ol Eureka county, Nevada.
Having in my office the 'ran scribed lt„c
ords from Lnnder county. lain piepan<lt*i
search records and mal e abstracts of Minin,
I’roperty and Kcal Estate. C'nnvevuncinS
in all its branches. Acknowledgments taken
Dllico in the Court-house, Eureka, Eureka
county, Nevada. juS-tf
r. II. HAS.XVXON,
pOVNTY CLEUK, AND EX-OFFICIO
V' Clerk of the District Court of the Fixth
iidieial District, in arid for the County of
Eureka, State of Nevada.
CONVEYANCINC,
In all its branches, correctly executed Ac
knowlcdifinents, Affidavits, etc., taken in an,
pHrt ol the town. J
office: Front corner room at the Court
h°u»0-_ dtt-dm
IJAVII> LUNDBOMJ
ASSA7EK.
Office: Main slrcct.ii|i|HHlle the Pio.
•leer ItcMnuraiii.
nKfAccurnte assays guaranteed.
A SMALL ADVANCE FltOM MY FOH
m liiv very low rates will bo charged in
tlir» future, though toes aril) atill be kept
reasonable an possible.
St» unirers are retpiin d to pay in advnnee.
rsiirek a. August 2*J. I.s7
A. M. HM.UIorSK. W. h. In 7> HI'ORT
lUI.I.HolSE DAVENPORT,
VlTOH\nN AT I,AW. (>KH- K ’|y
ih • ( iM Kelluwe’ netv building, ui sLir«
1.0011m 1 and 2, Kuri-ku. Xevtula. eil- '
G. W. BAKER,
A T T O It I. 1 A T I, A W AXI>
No1*1 I5LIC, Office in Jiok
Kylund> brick building, baton a? h-n*c*t
Kureku, Nevada. , tj| *
I»ll. A. C\ BISHOP,
1 >11 YJiH’I %N AHI MIKdON. OF.
1 lice: on >ceond floor in Clark’* Su>mo
buildiug, corner Main and Clark street*, Ku
reka. jelJ-ti
G. H. WILLARD.
Stock 15 roker,
30® < Hlbariiiii, SI., Stiia Francisco,
MK.MliKi; I*AC t It >H*( K KNCIIAN UK.
stocks bought mi d «old on counni-iiofi.
n.itlL in
C. HAMILTON, \>. I).
1 \ UN ITS F, Five door*
i * *o nil ot th * mutism. oliit-c.
iiuel *fr**ot, Kureka. M
TlioS vi R i
AITOKN i:Y AT UW,
Mam Street, Kureka, Sevada,
THOMAS .1. IlKAI),
pivib i:\i.lM2 U AMlI.S. Il»|».
V uti \i infer*] Surveyor. « : n ii by*
• aMiV* brick building, on the corner of lbn:I
mid b ifoumi «troei*. ui «tair*. my!4
• . lit an iHi-. r. j. i.and.nu.
LANSING &, HUBBARD,
A THIHM vs A l LAM. I’KACTIC'K
in all Court* in thin Mate.
t . <■. Hubbard • • • Notary Public.
Otlic© in liyland*.* brick I). doing, bateuian
(•tract, Kureka. Nev.
_ HUgl. _
UKo. W. M Kit RILL,
\TMIK\I.Y AT I.AM, IHSTItUT
Att«"iiey lor bureau county, and No
tary IN. hi u*.
t »rtic- in the Court-home. olWlf
W.P, HASKELL & Co.,
UNDERTAKERS.
\|T 11,1. KKEI* OX IUXD AX' ASSoKT
▼ f m«*nt of
Koicwoorl CarkcU cl Hv^ry Stylo,
Coi!in TriiQiiiings, L c.
iwr Fun r»l- attended to with profuitm**
ami nil tho hi rnnicoiiirntii u.adw with «,»M’ *r.d
iittontion. 't hrow dour? north ol I »:x'*r.
(’«.’* I imi, M«iin *tr> - I'urokn. 'nhl*
JAMES & D. MURPHY.
liOO I'M AKEKS.
MCC'RSsOK.S I'D
THOMAS MURPHY.
IAMBS MClirjlY, 1*1! KM II M IM'D'I
maker ot the* luciiu: Coast, i* now pri
• ured to make to oruer all kinds .r'T.f,?
-hoes. Stork and WOUK.'dANSUli si 1 b
hlOK to any in Kureka.
IN*rr«M*l lilN «iii»r»ntfeii*
Can't be beat on Cork Side Boots. K6Pair
ing neatly done.
Shop oppdsito Paxton A CoN Bank, M®ift
street, Kuriihii. ^ __
NOTICE! ivi
riV) WM. SMI I II, TIP MA> BOLKIN1'*
1 borne, Uiehard i'rodauxand K.P • •
ard, or their grantee*: \ ou ar** barel»y
titled Ihut l have nerlortned labor uM tn
Yt CM! ttPIllAi MINK, Mtuated on
wester,i Mb pe of Mineral Pill, in
Mining I i- triet. Kuroku county, Nevada. |
tin* amount ol iho legal upawfunent work
■mid mine, as set opposite the respective i •
t rests, according to the luw of the |,'||r
of ih Tiitted Slates, approved May 1«, » ••
an»l tho several nets amendatory tuoreu
.sui pleiiu ntary thereto. _.i
Sanl mine i- owned, mm appears of rccor
*uiil Eureka cuu.it} , tt.fi.Uow.: j,
.N iiiue. 1 kf-loiW
I lioiun. Evan*.-. ’ , * w
(liuuia* I elkiuahui ue.D’ ,| iu
liii hurii I'ri'.laux.w...- J T. ,i ua
J. IE Kubuiu-ui.ili miriiid.-"<> r
That mile** within IH) day* >u.,lJ,ny >,
proportion of *aiil amount yuu> Interim
mi id mine will be(wnie(inyBrui’«Hy.^|(T,.
Eureka, Eureka Cu.. Nov., Auguxt ”1, ls75k
spl-liMvbn_-.
$25 Reward.
rpilEAEOVS K K W A It I*
| be ali en fur (tie rei uverv ot a 'fiFTl
lar.e BE U K llOlt.-K Ml'J.K. I H- ] fl,
tuft of hair in front of it* head i* * a,|0
lirttte while; and it ho* an uluiuxt mw ‘
brand »n the left Mioulder, .*,**'! Tim
lustabout *ix milt* from '’‘jVl n. uiur the
finder will reeeivo the r.iwai I by In » »
'A'""*".
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