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SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, 1876. NO. 68
EUREKA PAIL! SENTINEL
PUBLISHED KVKRY MORNIN«, MOND/ YS
EXOKPTED, BY
CASSIDY & DENNIS
JOHN H. DKNNIS. GKO. W. (U89IHY
11-iKMS OK SCIJSCUIl’TIOK:
One copy, one year, by mail..SI’
Onocopy, six months, by mail... . . ?
Onocopy, throo months, by mail. 0 W
No papers forwarded until pmtl for.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
--
grand
ANNIVERSARY BALL!
Eureka Hook end Ladder Co.
No. 1.
AVill fiivo a Grand Anniversary Bail at
BIGELOW’S HALL,
—ON—
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 22, 1876,
FOll THE BENEFIT OF
The Kire La<lclies.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
T S Do k1 is Dove Maelioim
A f ( liarrr. Ed B Miller
Dick Glassford D 'V Levan
I’eto Wii.n John Boland
INVITATION COMM 1TTEE:
r <J H uM)«rd
M .1 I ran 1»n
Jl ha Mir.ti
]'ot»r Wn>n
T
J \V KISyson
JVtor Houx«cr
A l x Rearms
K>1 Ian? nr 1ml
J li M label
T S I^wrli s
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A If* < I’M r,z
S;»*r» I nfaftl
< 1ms P*yr*r
Iiotiis HrnmU
T>i'*k Oiii«i>rord
1' (4ro?sfof>|jv*n
.h*hn Holftwl
I>;ive Mnnhoim
U KCEITH • N COMM ITT 1211.
«' Into fin* tro«.
Kd Lnwonthal Sum I’.dfi.e)
C li llitbbaid Jolin Roland
Louis l'randt
DKt'oRA 1T.\(; COM 31 ITT KB.
F A1 »r At nit-in Ivt'-r HoM«Pcr
J Vt K-l.von r t.iosscophii n
Charles Pryor
FLOOR M a N AO BUS.
Rod tinsetr.es.
Air Chart* 31 .1 Franklin
1/avo Mat h iiu K 15 Miller
FLOOR 1)1 u KOTO U
liluo Rosetta. - - - T. S. Douglas.
Tho MUSIC will bo furnished by
PROFESSOR FRANK RIEQELKUFH’S
S ring Land, consisting of Five i’iecos.
'1 he committee will snare n>; pains to make
this party too so ial event of the season.
Tickets, admitting Ladies and (Jontlcman,
Fivis dollars.
jallid
I,, v* . I'KOMKH. T* MAUPIW
m A U P S N & C R OIV1E R
Wholoanio unit Retail Dealorsin
HARDWARE;
TL I iLl. AM MINING GOODS, GAe
J>1 PIPES STEAM AND GAS SITTINGS.
Iliiitae ITirnishiit'; (ieixla,
STOVES, TIN A SI) COPPER WARE, POW
UKR AND i' UsE, windlass rope
OP ALL SIZES, ETC.
nr arc a(N<» iirepawl to Cut and Fit
(•ax Fipc.
MILL & num WORK
Done on Short notion.
The beat quality of
Steel, and also Stone Coal.
Constantly on hand. Also. Manufacturers ol
Tin, Sheet-iron, Copper Ware.
Particular attention paid to all work in our
lino, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion in every particular.
Constantly on hand,
Blasting and Giant Powder
l t.WDER, ROSE, CAPS, ETC.
au.Ttf M A UP IN A CROMER.
J. C. LOCKWOOD?
Main street, adjoining the eu
reka Hotel, importer and dealer in
Hardware, Brass and Steam Goods,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Drill Steel,
Ox and Horse Kails, Eope.
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 QSElttii AT LOW RATES.
OJ^ i*>lf
MI SC EL I. A EEC US.
’TS” AMD “CALLS.”
WE HAVE PAID OUT DURING THE LAST WEEK, IN CASH,
AS FOLLOWS:
$19 per share on “Puts” on Consolidated Virginia.
7 per share on “Futs” on Overman.
3 per share on “Puts” on Savage.
9 per share on “Puts” on Chollar,
And from $2 to $7 per share on other stocks, making in the agggregate
nearly $4,300.
Wo always have and shall pay cash imm disitely upon notification for the holder of the
conliact. V* « make our distancea ns low as pjssiblu. und'the coat of privilege* is at* small
that persons of very small moans can invest, being as follows for 10 shares and upwards:
81 OO IVr share for IO llaya.
1 25 l*«*r Share far 15 Days.
2 25 Per Minre fur 30 Days.
Wn also buy and sell stocks on commission, and loan money on thorn.
Send lor circular (ftnot. corrected daily, to suit (lie market. ,
Uotiiittances can be sent by telegraph. Wells, Fargo ir Co., or Vostoffleo order, and con
tract" mailed immediately. Address, fllAS. I.AKI K A
i'Mf [Lock box MO.] No. 422 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
Eureka Drug Store!
^ Next, It*tor to Wells, t'nrg;o ^
SL* A < o n OiSiee. JO,
Wherocan bo found
Fresh and Pure Medicines
Patent Medicines of all Kinds,
Perfumery and Toilet Articles
OF A 1*1* KINDS.
Careful attention gimii to the preparation ot
llilSiCUNS’ PRESCRIPTIONS,
liavinir had a practical knotvlodge in thislin
for more than t\voiifc.y-fivo years,
up20tt E. .1. St’IIXEIDEIl, Drtuwiat.
H9RAM JOHNSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STAPLE AND FANCY
r o cer ies
E2>3roxri®i<o]o.si
Butter and Eggs a Specialty.
( tiica;>j tiaii'K ai:<l ISrenltlnvt bartm,
susar cured, always on hand.
hree doors north of Clark street, on
Main street. anltf
YOUNG’S
CONFECTIONERY!
pAXL»! ES, FilUl'J S, NUTS ANDCONKEO
V • TIUN ELY manufactured by mysolf, at
the new f'onfoctiouery .'■tore, on
Main Street, two doors south ol
Ashiiu Bros.
No Old Imported Confectionery !
All Confeyrionery Manufactured
by Myself.
I DBr» OPPOSITION!
Jvkl-tf M. vni;\<:
DS. W. A. SPICKS,
KLEUTRO-MAHNETIC AND 11YOIENIE
PHYSICIAN.
Spri g Street, abn o Capt. Mater’s residonco’
I DO NOT I HOPE'S T > IsK ENDOWED
A withsiipoinati.ra! bcnl.ng powers, or to
perform uny ui.fatlioomblc mysteries; hut
with the laws ol Nii'iire, common sunso and
experience as iny guide, 1 so.lit tiio most tiit,
vucious remedies adapted to iho tempera
ment and condition of the patient.
I muko a specialty o all diseases peculiar
to females anil children; old chronic casus
which have dotted the power of drugs; nasal
catarrh, bronehitcK^colds and all diseases of
the lungs; private diseases of all kinds ami
in every stage; rheumatism; neuralgia, dys
pepsia etc. i also propose to relieve all per
sons of the effects of bad whisky, and all
without the use of poisonous drugs. Laths
of ml kinds. Charges reasonable.
sp'2kk ■ A. SPINKS,
Capacity of Tanks 152,000 Gallons
ALL NOV/ FULL.
W’AIKK WILL ME EUKN1SIIKD IN
ii by llill. in any desired quanti'-ios, at
all sense s of ibo year, at a uniform rate and
lower than n bo furnished from any other
source. Water delivered twice daily to p'i
vate f miltt s, miners’ cabins, saloons, etc.
I'ickets ranging from t>J, to 50 cents apiece
will e sold at the oiiieo of the company on
Ruby llill, by W. H. MILLER, Superin
tendent.
W. S. IIARR.UR Proprietor.
my'A; *f
mimlfdiWmm.
I uro in aunounc
ing that J have V-A-aL^
fit od up a F1 IvST-CliASS KAFK1&S AND
JOIj WAGON, and am
Ready to do all Kind of Jobbing
At tho Lowest Kates.
Pianos and furniture will be moved with the
GREATEST CAKE.
My permunent stand is in front of J.
Cohn A Rro'« Clothing Store, where orders
can be left in my absence. c< SAMUELS.
FULTON MARKET.
Opposite Odd Fellows’ llall. Eureka.
Joseph Vanina & Co., Proprietors.
TO THE PUBLIC.
\*rr HAVE ALWAYS ON
M hand the choicest meats A * Jl
>f I kinds, Veal. Pork, Mot
;t, a. 1 Jioef. Sausages in-11
Aim;lean, Ereneb und Italian style. V ill
fell at the lowest market price, and will dr
iver incuts in all parts of tho city and vi
ne itv fieo of charge,
dlittf J. VANINA A CO.
NOTICE.
T HAVE SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE
J. Capital Saloon, on Main street. Eureka, to
Christopher Murtha, who will collect all billi
duo tho old firm und discharge all of its in
debtedness. J. 0 COLOaN.
Eureka, Nov., January 11. 1873. juRMm
| QUONG YE TEUNG CO.
Successors to Ilop Yok Co.
CnZX7Z!SZl GROCERY
—AND—
DRY GOODS STORE,
Munroo street.Eurokn, Nevada.
17 AM FEY GROCERIES, FURFIS1IING
. goods, dry goods, etc., kept in (iiiantitios
to suit,.
The firm will supply Chinese labor for con
tractors. jai'J-lm
Antonio Ferraris,
1^. I* K A «' T I ( A I. |tfk.
BOO TM A 3C EK.
MAIN STREET, EUREKA.
A few doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall.
riMIE REST OF FITS MADE OUT OF THE
A best of material, turned out ol this shop.
Ladies’ Work
Made to order arid guaranteed to fit.
French dressing tor ladies’ and children’s
shoe.* kept ori hand.
d’.itf ANTONIO FERRARIS.
1 Cnitfid States Mf.il Line
BKIWEIi N
A 30) BVRZnCA.
]! 701IR-H0URSE COACHES, CARRYING
. passengers and Wells, Fargo A Co.’s Ex
\ press, connecting at Austin with the stage to
i the railroad, and making close connection at
! Eureka with Woodruff and Ennor’s lino to
Hamilton.
Stages leave Eureka en Wednesday, Friday
and Monday mornings, at ti o'clock.
Stages leave Austin every Tuesday, Thurs
day and .Saturday morning, at <1 o’clock.
twr)’i;spongers bv this line will be lurnish
ed excellent meals at too Willows Station,
where ample time will bo given lor dinner
each way. /. A. WIESON, I’roprietor.
(iliieo at tho Uarker House, Eureka.
1-elii .1. 1,. I!txi ki.ky. Agent.
. LIV E R Y, FEED
•--—
! O.C. CARI'K.VTKK. n. I5ISHOF.
BISHOP & CARPENTER.
O OUT 11 MAIN .STIUiKT, NKAHLV 0PP0
O pi to the Tumor House, Uuruka. Ho have
ecently purchased u number oi‘elesrant turn
out? and a lot or t«n«* saddle-horses, and are
prepared to furnish CA lUlLAU US, BTUU 1 UV?
and S A l>UUiviHJK> US at reasonable rate?.
Hornes boarded by tho day, week, or month.
Hay and Harley :or sale,
liy fair-doa liner, #ood stork, and strict at
tention to business, we hope to secure a lair
I -harooipntronaj.ro. apTtf
T. J. BELL’S
STACK LIME
-TO
TYBO AND BELMONT!
LEAVES EUREKA
EVERY FOUR RAYS.
Office in Eureka with SNETSINGER A
HENDERSON. IF cat Main street- sH
GEORGE YOUNG,
Gunsmith and Cutler
t»EGS TO INFORM THE
) public that ho has re
moved Iron) his old stand, near
the Silver ISrick Saloon, to tho
opposite side, on Main stroet,
next to D. Manheim’s store, where he will be
happy to receive tho patronage of his former
customers. He also informs the public that
ho has
CONSTANT I. Y ON HAND
The tinost und largest assortment
GUNS AND PISTOLS
Of Every Patern.
Also, ammunition, and every other article in
the sporting line.
A large assortment of
nosteiilieliu's Cutlery. Butcher*’
tools, Call lorn ia-mnde
Carving Seta, Razor*,
And all other goods partdining to this line, at
the lowest figures.
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch,
charges reasonable.
Eureka. Fob. 17th. lt>74. fel8-tf
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
TEL.ECRAPH MONEY ORDERS.
t I'll IS COMPANY IS PREPARED TO
1 transmit money by telegraph to all
points on tho Pacific Coast, and to all princi
pal cities and towns thr lughout the United
States. For terms, apply to Local Agents,
ioo-tf__
REMOVAL.
rpHE OFFICE OF THE JACKSON MIN
1 ing Company is removed to Room No. 4,
40fi California street. San Francisco, Cal.
.iaS'-L’w W. P. SII AW, Secretary.
MISCELL A NEO US.
SAN FRANCISCO STORE!
Main St., hki.ow tkk Pakkkk House.
JOHN SHINDLER, * • PROPRIETOR.
Cheap! Cheaper!! Cheapest!!!
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Cheaper than at any other establishment!n
tho town.
DRY GOODS.
I would ii I ho call attention to tho LADIES’
DEPARTMENT. Price* no object. Trench
merinos at 75 cents por yard and everything
else in proportion.
Tho goods to arrive are the choice from the
host importing houses of New York and San
Francisco anu were selected with groat care
by tbo most competent judges.
I would especially invito tho ladi«# of Eure
ka to call and convince themolves of the tre
mentions sacrifice at which t am selling all
the goods in their department.
I desire especially to inform tho public that
I am now CLOSING OUT my Summer goods
at nn enormous sacrifice. Lawns that cost 75
cents at 15 to 25 cents; grenadines that cost
75 cents at 25 conts, and everything else in
proportion. I must sell, and will sell,
REGARDLESS OF PRICE!
Tne fact is that my store and warehouse arc
crowded with choice goods, and I have an
Immense Stock of Fall and
Winter Qoods
Already on tho road for which room must be
made immediately.
Gentlemens’ wear will also be sold at sim
ilarly reduced prices.
Call and examine my great stock bofore
purchasing elsewhere.
m)u>-apU-jv22if .1011N SHINDLER.
SNETSINGER& HENDERSON,
WHOLKSAI.K AND RKTAIL DKAI.KRSIN
GRO O 333 IFLX3E3 ®,
Provisions, Butter,
Bggs, Miners’Supplies
—AN D—
General SVSerchandise
GLASS WAKE, CROCKERY WARE, AND
WSODEN WAKE.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
Constantly on hand.
Remember the place: Woodruff A Knnorr
old stand. Alain stroot. Eureka. uiylHtf
johh a. Paxton, ai.lkm a,curtib, h. uuli.kk
PAXTON & CO.,
b a ]\r is: b r s .
KUKKKA, NEVADA,
Draw at sight, in sums to sun
ON
Anglo-C'nliforninn Dank.San Francisco
Anglo-Californ run Dank.London
J. & W. Soligntan A Co.Now York
1). 0. Mills. A Co.Sacramento
Docker Sc. Jewett. Marysvillr
White ic McCornick.Salt Lake City
Discount Commercial paper. Make Collec
tions, Receive Deposits in Coin or Currency
on open account. Certificate, or Special Do
posit, and transact
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
MINING STOCK DOUGUT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION.
tnhVJ_
s. 3. xz&nasz. <*. co.
BANKERS.
In tho Old Express Building,
Main .Street, Eureka.
jy.AWS AT SIGHT ON
SAW FRANCISCO,
NEW YORE
LONDON,
And all principal cities in tho United States
and Europe.
Discount commercial paper.
Receive deposits in Coin or Currency on
open account; CertilicatesorSpeelal Deposits,
and will transact a
tieueral Bunking Business.
Long experience in tho
Collecting Department
Cf YVells, Fargo A Co., justifies us in an
nouncing that we will make
Collection* from Abroad a Specialty
aplltt
EDWARD CASEY,
Fashionable Tailor.
Has REMOVED to the north
west corner of Muin and Ilate
iniin streets, above Sweeney’s stable,
whore bo wit! keep constantly on hand
Cloth* of the Latost Pattern*,
And a complete assortment of all kinds of
TAILORING GOODS. Keeping fully posted
in regard to the latest stylos, I am onabled at
all times to serve my patrons with FASH
ION ADLE GAKMENTS.
All work guaranteed, and PRICES TO
SUIT TI1K TIMES. No misfits ullowed to
leave tho shop. nJOtf
j. lkvin, Eureka. i. sision, Sun Francisco
LEVIN & SIMON,
IMPORT KBS A Nil I>KAL KBS IN
CIGARS,TOBACCO,STATIONERY
COKFECTIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS,
ETC., El C.
Mala Street, Eure , evnrlit
wl__
F. XI. HAKBION,
COUNTY CLEliK, AND EX-OFFICIO
Clerk of tho District Court of the Sixth
judicial District, in and for the County of
Suroka, Stato of Nevada.
CONVEYANCING,
n all its branches, correctly executed. Ao
;nowledgment3, Affidavits, etc., taken in any
>art of the town.
Office: Front corner room %t the Court
louae. db-M
MI8CELLA E EO UiS.
S. ntlEDMAN,
UKAl.gR IN
FAMILY GROCERIES, CRQCERY AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
CONSTANTLY OX IIANN. A CHOICE
lot of Family (Jrocerics and Country
Produce.
Ladies, if you want your husbands to love
you, go to Friodmun’e for your groceries, ns
the following will show:
Oh! sny not 1 lovo you, because the molasses
You purchased at Friedman’s was gr iden
and clear;
The syrup, the sugar, the ie'ly in glasses.
The crackers, the mack’rel I know were not
dear.
Hut when vou came to me with Friedman’s
smoked salmon.
And showed mo his samples of Limborger
cheese,
I felt Hint his claim to bo choap was not gam*
nion,
1 loved yon, and said *o, dear Jane, on my
knoes. »r«tf
JAMES MURPHY,
BOOTMAKER.
SUCCESSOR TO
THOMAS MURPHY.
TAMES MURPliY, PREMIUM BOOT
fj milker of the Puoilic Coast, is now pre
pared to make to ordor all kinds of boots and
shoes. Stock and WORKMANSHIP SUPE
RIOR to any in Eureka.
Perfeet Fits Ocnruiitecil.
Can’t bo boat on Cork Sole Boots. Repair
ing neatly done.
Shop opposite Paxton ik Co’s Bank, Main
street. Eureka. o3tf
I MEAN BUSINESS ! ,
T have JUST RECEIVER a <3,~
L fine assortmens of jowely for tho fN,
holidays. Also n well selected stock of |
SIEVE IS mid PLATKR WARE, Cako \£
Baskets, Castors, Pickle and Butter Ritihes,
Uoblets, jNupkin Kings, etc.
My motto is:
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
WATCHES AXD JEWEERY
Repaired in « workmanlike manner, and ull
work guaranteed.
(live mo a call. PRANK RURKEE.
d-ltf
Sweeney’s Stables !
The Most Extensive Livery
IN THE STATE !
—THE—
Fashion and the Dexter!
Two Complete Dstiililinhineiits
UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT!
C A DREE HOUSES, RUU
kr gies, Carriages, Knelt a
ways, Wagons, etc., in endless
yuriety!
Horses Bought and Sold ! |
And ngeneral livory business conducted in all
of its branches.
Laving obtuinod a permanent lcaso of tho
Fashion .Stable—Walsh’s old stand—1 will in
the future run the same in connection with
tho Dexter Livory, Feed and .Sale .Stable.
Both establishments will be open for busi
ness day and night. The finest stock and
iiirnouts in America ulways on hand, hive
me a call. S WEENEY.
I jlii-tf_
E UR E K A STABLE
CORRAL AND HAY YARD.
North Main street, adjoining the Foundry.
'11IIE NEAREST ANIl MOST CON- .TV-—
1. voniont to tho Railroud Dopot. I
have returned to the old stand, which 1 nave
greatly improved, and am now prepared to
FEED STOCK ON THE PREMISES,
Or deliver hay and barley in lots to suit, at
any part of tho town, at tho
LOWEST CASH RATES.
As I intend to carry on a regular business in
those commodities.
d]4tf W. M. SHIPLEY.
W.P, HASKELL & Co.,
UNDERTAKERS.
WILL KEEP ON HAND AN ASSORT
mont of
Rosewood Casket* of Every Style,
Coffin Trimming*, Etc.
KJT Funerals attended to with promptness
.nd all tho arrangements made witb eare and
ttention. Throe doors north of Paxton A
Vs Bank. Vain street. Eureka. mhl8
Patronize Home Industry.
J^LEC. DOTTA HAS ENGaGEI) IN THE
i*rr|iarntton of Pure Java Coffee.
He is prepnrod to fill orders from all sec
tions in quantities from
One Pound to One Thousand Pound*.
Factory on South Main street, next door to
the Turner Houso. GUt,f
VULCAN IRON WORKS
turulsb nil 4Tn.es* of Machinery.
Solo Manufacturer of
Moore’s Patent Hoist for Stores
139 and 137 Fremont. Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
N, D. 4RNOT, Manager.
fvawt
NOTICE.
To All 'whom it May Concern:
f|WE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE
l responsible for any bills for labor or
otherwise contracted lor tho Kit Carson mine
after this dato.
JOHN S. CAPRON,
A. C, BISHOP.
ISABELLA MCDONALD.
Eureka, January 17. 187i>.jalHtf
Billhead*, letterheads,
and cards, printod at the SENTINEL
office, to order.
MISCELLANEOUS.
’49r " ’75l
f
»
NOTH TiHaiUNlTta i
THE IMMENSE ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE
—OF THE—
Pioneer Cheap Store of Nevada
BUY CHEAPEST, WHEN BES"-1
PRICES UNPARALLELED
Importation* Aerlviuji' It oily ,
ROOK MUST V AM,,; 'A
-a v'- ' 1 *
Orfu e^&RJro.if fils e&Htgrr''as j
FashUnaolectook of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
COMPRISING IN PART
Beaver Suits. Black, Blue & Brown,
for $25—Worth $45.
English Corduroy Suits for
818—Worth $30.
Chinchilla Suits $25—Worth $45.
French Cassimere Suits of Every
Variety and Color,from $10.
Doeskin Pants, $9—Formerly $16.
Beaver Pants, $7-Formerly$12
French Cassimere Pants, $5—
Formerly $9.
American Cassimere Pants for
$3—Formerly $5.
Ami a full assortment of otlior grades in pro
portion.
Vests! Vests!
Velvet, Clolli, Beaver. Cassimere.
Chinchilla, sr any Other Kind
At figures astonishing to tiro most incredu
lous.
BOOTS ASTO SHOBS
k HATS A1V30 CATS
j Gents’ EJnderwear?
ji GLOVES !
From fancy silk to solid buck, tbirtv per
.cent, loss than heretofore.
; 5,000 Yards of House Lining I
At SEVEN AND A HALFcents per yard f
Dl'CKINli and DRILLING likewise very
cheap.
For Groceries & Provisions !
Jaat call, look and get figures.
r.uijiuw outfits i
Hardware,
Tinware,
' Bell-ware,
Glass-war*^,
Wooden-ware,
Willow-ware,
Mated-ware,
f Blankets,
I uttlory,
Crockery,
■Stationery,
Notions,
Tobaccos Cigars,
Liquors tVines,
Trunks, Valises,
Quilts,
; And every thing eatable u rid wearable found
in a full and eoniplcto stock of General Mor*
chundUe kept at a first-class store.
Our Goods are fresh and now; “ old ” Goods
wo never keep: Auction Goods we do not
buy.
All articles guaranteed ns recommended.
Goods delivered free, gratis, and for naught.
Store open from l> a. m. to 10 r. M.
S. ASHIM & BROTHER.
Stone Building.
_jtu27 _ __
EUREKA AND CALIFORNIA
'LUMBER COMPANY.
South Alain Street. Eureka.
Nevada and California
X/EJMIQElXt
or ALU KIM'S.
Redwood, Oregon and Sugar Pine
MINING TIMBERS
BuiicNn^ Lumber!
A complete assortment of
Clear & Dressed Lumber, Flooring,
Siding, Rustic and ether
STYLES OF SIDING, MOULDING,
Lath, Shingles, Doors,
Sash and Blinds, etc., always on
Hand.
EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST CASH
RATES.
d7tf »:. A C. I.. CO.
New Photograph Gallery!
1,0 II.S MONACO. Proprietor.
Ob South Main straet. Eureka. N, *da„
My new gallery having been
completed, X urn ready to furnish the
best and
MOST LSTELSXS PICTURES!
To be obtained in Eastern Nevada.
ALL KINDS OK Pit’ll BIN an finished
in superior style and with the latest improve
ments of the art. ..
ENLARGED PHOTOGRAPH*, reproduced
irom the smallest Miniatures to Life Sir.e, are
taken at this Gallery equal to any taken
East or‘.Vest. , ,
All negatives are carefully retouched and
preserved for future orders,
jet LOLLS MONACO, Artist.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
VTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT T
la have this day purchased of ,1. C. Colgnn
his entire interest in the saloon business, oc
Main street, Eureka, formerly owned by him
in connection with myself, and cord .ctetl up
der the firm name of Murtha * Colgau. f.
will liquidate all the indebtedness of the old
firm and collect all its outstanding indebted,
ness,
The business will hereafter be conducted by
me alone. CHR IS TOP HPR Ml i.lriA
January W, MW. iuU-lw

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