Eureka daily sentinel. [volume], May 03, 1876, Image 3

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^^SICSDAY, MAY' 3, 187(5.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.
•T THK ftl'Bkk A AS»» pa I.IS A UK BAIL BO AO.
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Mra Otl> I* Me Inti re
i’r N J Bird A liuiuilf* n
J do"«t .• A iempl',ten
T' Milii Mr- T it.M h
H. 'iJ Brown Mrs l* It 11 ay
Arrivals I. »ei M^in.
ifSirr.) t» lle,ider«on
JleCieivni .»o«epli Kelly
I. OoM .1 .1 J>t*|»bous
■'iiiiiil »*oi 0 lur..H
• Lillis UA
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A *1 IH
Wehearol many complaints against
tie ditch limit by thecilizens somo two !
;mr» ago. The ill feeling perhaps
dots not exist against the ditch itself, '
hit against those property holders re
nding in its neighborhood who make
it» receptacle for refuse of all kinds.
Tlie ditch, say the complainants,
should be suppressed; it is becoming
» nniian-.e; it will endanger the
h«»Uh of the town; let an injunc
Ucm hum* against the ditch and
^*in«t the water running therein.
•*n*** think the ditch is u good thing
*'ia ihnuld not be enjoined. Another
rMiinot beyond toe hounds of poa- j
eWinj.xnd in case one should occur, i
'* canal would stand us in I
“i’Jl“*■*• But we do think the abu-tt
thedgtis ttiould he enjoined. VVe
r*lR*'*|Hy called attention to the
Hu tlon "f the bridges along the
,i :,*n , • now most emphatically
. '““enjlonuitlia complaint alluded
A *Ve “° hot know that any remedy
is at (aw for the evil scorn plained ol
. r , an incurporalinn. or at least
t U*1 incorporation of Kureka, and
,Jr‘bo other of these measures we
e repeatedly an,j earnestly advoca
fcnlal! W* know that something
k.n?i 0 ^°"® to prevent the ditch
,a.i,tn,i * lnu<-‘k vault, and we call
„L 1110 P°«ers that, be to take such
ar« within the scope of their
kir»nltV *? l‘rcvent it. and if they
iUft.ni authority in tbs premises, vve
tuiiiw n (*° *'* in our power by
tilim* publicity to the names of
“‘titutvory olfemleta.
u Jcmpimo.—On Monday night
«tempt was made to jump the lots
M1South Main street, in front of tho
u** *melting works. The ground
'lielnV? •t*1H AtIAS Company, and
int tlte Superintend
the lllM ailitir.lie procesdeu to
4i,„. ,i Wl‘l‘ some men who pulled
'tsterriu.? lonc“ °* t,lu junipers null
incline|,y 1,101 nlr,g lie had the ground
Us vi ,' * tt substantial board
kboia ‘,,e Jumper* made no attempt
u,« property by lorce.
h ^
^ nfc Bullion.—Yesterday morn
« ‘Uft WolU' Kllr«° * Co's
MjJjjPi°ehe bullion valued at
•> TimJf."
Perhaps the following little scrap
from tile domestic history of the above
designated professional, which wo
find in the court reports in the London
Daily Telegraph, may not prove en
tirely devoid of interest to some of our
local readers:
[Before sir R. Phillimore.l Richard
son vs. Richardson. The wit'o peti
tioned for a divorce by reason of her
husband’s adultery and desertion.
The repondent was a comic vocalist
and was known to the profession un
der the name of “Charley Vivian.”
He was formerly “chairman" at
fl vle’s Musie Hall, Southampton. On
August 30, 1 Stiff, he married the peti
tinner, Oeorgiana Richardson, an<!
they afterward* came to reside in
Marylebone. Thev-lived very happi
ly together, and there was one child
born. In May, 1870, respondent was
offered an engagement by a Mr. Fox
to take charge of a troupe of traveling
minstrels, who were to visit Montreal,
Can ada, his salary lacing £17 a week.
He accepted the engagement, he being
leaaler of the “Vivian troupe,” and
prorniMnl to semi petitioner money
from time to time; but since he left
her in 1871 she lias only received £17
and ai few presents of jewelry.
According to the evidence of James
Carpenter, who knew Mr. Richardson
in Ills capacity of Chairman of Hyle's
Music Hall, respondent was living at
Cheek's Hotel, Victoria street, Mon
treal, with one of tlae troupe, whom tie
described as “ very fair amt ladylike.•’
llaev passing under tlae name of Mr.
anal Mrs. Vivian. After the serving tif
the citation in the suit Mr. Richardson
wrote to tlae petitioner from Man Fran
cisco, stating that lie still had a great
love for her, and denied that lie had
been guilty of the charge imputed to
him. He said lie had become a
staunch teetotaller, with the object,of|
making more money, aiid his pros
pects were very good. He edited that ]
lie would not interfere with his wile
otiiaininga divorce if she felt inclined,
taut that Ills attachment fur her was as
sarong as ever. K. Mt-arle appeared fair
ihe petitioner, and called witness on
behalf of Mrs. Richardson's case, and
there being u<» ale tel i sc, sir Robert
Pliillimore granted a decree nisi', with
costs, aunt directed tiio petitioner to
have ilua custody of the children.
UOAItO or COI N I V COMMISSION
EllS.
The Board inet last Monday, pursuant
to adjournment. I’rwent—lull Board.
The following bills were allowed:
K. M. Beaty, $1*8; (i. W. Merrill,
$;0(i; It. L. <'huso, $57; Leo. \V. tjil
iiiore $580 7"; John Horn, $50; J. H.
Moirirott, $50; 1>. W. Levan, g.'ai; M.
It t'liamblin,f5; E. U. Tenant, $21 50;
(i. W. Merrill, $100; A. 17. Kaye. $7*0;
Willie Tucker, 85; II. S. Crocker A
Co., 8>0; L. 17. Williams, $3; Bishop
A Carje-iucr, $i>0; Jas. Williams,
g 33 f»0; .Us. Williams, $10; W. H.
i'Urk, $5 50; T. I>. Page, $3; Jrio.
\lo«.-!l, $155; W. I*. Ila»kcll A Co., $8;
J. Lockwood. *27; It. F. McEwen,
<24 25: Maupin A Crouicl. g!8; It.
M. Beaty, $i)3 50; T. McMahon,
40; Levin A S'tnon, $5 2'; J. W.
Mmirh, $75; M. II. Josephs, 50; Mrs.
.1. II. Hindi, M.5 75; .1. H. lieeee,
$173 50; < i-c. (ji. omi t-. >20; J. C. Pow
ell. Elko r.mu y, 82$') 4'*; Eureka
Wafer Works, $12; (*eo. E. It’iss, $Ji);
1 Hubbard, $75; J. H. Morrison,
$3 j; |{. L. Chase, #25; Cassidy A I lei l
iiis. $lu7 60; i 'assai l A licimis, $4.5; L.
it. ;Kellv, $lnti; L. K. Luily, $. ; You
Sing, git).
Ordered, Tliat ‘■tliendwi avenue lie
decUied a puhlic highway, with an es
tablished width of forty led.
Ordered, Thai all streets in the town
of Eureka not heretofore declared pub
lic highways l» de-lared tho same, to
ruiain tiieir established wid h.
Ordered, That the report of the Coun
ty Physician bo received and tiled.
Alf. Bckhktt l v.ouru.—As w ill be
noticed in tho advertisement in an- '
olelir column, thero will bo an entire
change of programme at Bigelow's
Hall to-night. ’{’ho bill consists of a
fino collection of recitations, farces, and
character acting tiy Miss Nash and
Alf. Burnett, and a budget of musical
oddities, aentimcntal and comic songs,
by Percy Williams; ilia whole con
cluding with All. Burneu's lightning
charnel or changes. This is tiio Iasi
appearance but one ofthetronpe in
Eureka. The performers all excel in
their respective lines, and no one
should miss the opportunity of wit
nessing ouo of their entertainments
be lore they leave town. Better ved
scats can ha secured at tho box ollice
during tho day.
Enterprising.— Wo were shown
yesterday at tho Golden Rule store, by
M. IE Joseph, advises of a case of
samples of meerschaum and briar root
pipes, cutlery, etc., shipped to him
direct by ills brothers in England.
These goods aro at present in lho Cus
tom-house in Nan Francisco and w ill
be here in a few days. Mr. Joseph
hi*K been quite succosslul Ill business
her*, and judging from l.ia wonted en
ergy and enterprise, his will soon
rank with our lirst busmes houses in
town.
Preparing to Move.—Moore <fc Me
Dougall have secured the building just
below the Parker House, formerly oc
cupied by B. Borg, which they are
tilting up for the reception of their new
stock of dry goods. They intend to
move about tho loth inst., and In the
meantime they will make a grand
clearing sale <>i' their Block at unpre
cedentedly low prices. There new ad.
waa received too hue for this issue but
will appear to-morrow.
An Incident.—The shirt worn by
Horatio Woodland, the colored man
whose body was recently found near
Garden Pass, was marked with tno
name of "Alex Cohn,” who is now
serving a term in tlu* Mato Prison for
setting tire to the town of Hamilton.
--■■ • ■ -—
Personal.—H. Hyiteiuann, of the
Atlas Co., arrived in town on Mon
day night's train.
Jimm v Moore, of the firm of Moore
A McDougail, returned t > the Base
Range last evening, from Hamilton.
The following letter at the Postofflce
Is held for postage; Salt Lake Tri
bune, .Suit Lake City, 1 all. The fol
lowing is held for belter directions;
Franuia Rye rail, Liatowel, P. O.
| A KOTE WORTH Y POEM.
Our old lellow-towusman, Judge
Goodwin, was the author of Uto poem
delivered by Alfa. McLean at the recent
I Odd Fellows’celebration in Virginia
City. Afany of our readers are ac*
quainted with tho Judge’s poetical
abilities—abilities which his friends
know flow naturally from the poetry
in his heart. On this occasion Charity
was most appropriately his theme, and
lie embodied his thoughts in ballad
from and in tho o!d ballad metro, hal
lowed in Cilery Chase and the Child of
File. It is an Fastern tale, illustrating
the benefits conferred upon his kind by
him wlto devotes his life to tho relief
and consolation of itis fellows, ami de
picting the rewards and blessings
pouted upon the good man alike in this
world and the next. At the close the
measure changes ami the moral of the
tale is.inculcated irt lines so beautiful
that we quote them entire:
0 brothers! 'Tis tho old, old story;
While sorno for wealth, and some for glory.
Toil till thUr locks grow grey.
They over find, though Fat# !>■ willing.
Their cnti of triumph brimful filling.
That ’tis a vuin essay.
Something has dimmed tho eye; alasl
Hare jew- ls seem but pamtedgass.
And to tho weary orr
Tho trump of Fame no longer plays
Tho moving strains of oth-r days
To transport and to cheer.
And from the heights where gleams afar
1 aao’di radiant temple like a star.
No voice has o'er descended,
Kscept to warn the hosts below
That all above is cold, ns snow
With winter’s tempests blended.
Brothers, loam this: nor gold nor fame
Lver brought peace unless ic canny
With deeds of mercy graced;
Lika appb-s on the bead tyea shore.
They arc but ashes at tho c re.
All bitter to tho taste.
But in this crood to which you knoel.
If you but faithful are, and l'ocl
All that by i' is nisant.
Which consecrates to Faith your lives.
To llone anti Charity, tho skies
Will bless your covenant.
Toil on. for toil will bring yon rest;
Hope on, lor hope is ever blessed;
And from each pitying tear
A voice is born, which will repeat
As ago draws near retrains so swoot
That, listening to hear
Their cadences, you will forget
Tho pains yuu boro, tho earns you mot:
An 1 to life’s twilight sinking.
Beyond thodarkno-s will uppoar
A land, above which, pure and clear,
tied’* stars are ever twinkling.
GUOO.H DUI'HliT.
We are sorry to see by the followlug
extract from the Pioehe Journal that
atfairs at Groom restrict are not pro
gressing favorably. Mr. Osborne is
well known In Eureka, as is nearly
every one in the district. Win. Wes
coatt, the iniormant of the Journal is,
we believe a civil engineer,and the son
of N\ Wescoatt, the Senator from Lin
coln:
From William Wescoatt, who re
turned yesterday from Groom District,
a mining camp situated about 1 til* miles
southeast fioni Pioehe, and in Lincoln
county, we obtain the following partic
ulars concerning that place. The
Groom Company’s mine, the principal
on* in the district, is at present laying
idle, in consequence of ail injunction
put on tliw mine by Mr. Osborne, who
claims to be sole owner, and that there
nevt r w as such a corporation as the
Groom Company, lie siiil holds pos
ses-imi of the mine and mill. Such is
the present situation ot that camp.
There arc some dozen miners living in
the district, all doing little or nothing,
d in* large saw mill, recently erected on
Timber Mountain by the Groom Com
pany, iva-, on last i riduy. blown down
bv a heavy gush of wind. The dam
age done was considerable, and on ac
count of the discouraging suite of af
fairs, nothing will b < done towards re
pairing the wrecked building. C’otisid
sideratde damage was also done to the
company’s mill, and several houses
were unroofed ami blown down during
the storm. Mr. Weseoatt thinks the
present condition of that sec on de
moralized beyond all redemption, and
unless some steps are soon taken to
properly arrange the difficulties among
the owners and alleged owners of the
mines, the place will soon he defunct.
Newark Due.—A number of pack
ttains are busily engaged packing ore
front the Battery mine, at Newark, to
the Atlas furnace. Smelling operations
will commence at the furnace next
Saturday.
The Silver Brick.—Notwithstand
ing the hard times, Billy Gillen “still
lives,” and so do his boarders on the
1 insi that can be procured in the mar
ket. Notice his ad. in another column.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Air. bikxett-o* Wednesday
X Hi I I T.
A.O. H.-Tlio regular monthly moetingof
tho abovo named association tabes place at
•1m hall next. uturduy evoi.irg. A full utteu
danee is expected. __ „ _
Til OS. IIEALY, President.
Phil, oplaxe, Secretary. iny3-td
Wo-in coffee, tongues nnd sounds, smoked
halibut, nnd centennial oruekors. The above
is a fresh invok'd al Mrs. Ashini'fl iuyf-tt
Thk old rule is that wo cut to live: but dino
oneo wi ll IKE PHILLIPS nnd theroalter
you wilt live to out Roan soup overy day.
a pHO-tf
Earth, sen and itir have been rnn'-aeked to
prrvi le delicnci'sfor theSarerac lunch stand,
t all tn lue mid Judre or yoUis.il.
up to-1f
lUtHU’M. ttpl9
Tins day wo are in receipt of one case el
la id.’ underwear: ono case ot infants’
dresses and rubes; a'soa uiiigiiitioent ustoil
uient of infants' eapes. , .
V. II ills,, unite on tlio_ ‘.Mth six piece*ol
®mniuor silk, iio Fi' iijU <•* comIh ikt )uru.
Como ono uud ull nnd make your * I ecu ell a.
itj. 1 ?i M'»OivK aV£ MgDOLiJaLL.
Ai.r. iiiinrn - tiii usiiay
Miiiir.
M'k would inform the public tlmt ours is
the only house that cun .hereafter furni-h you
with ill ' celebrated Perinot Kid (l oves, ini
I ortc.i !"■ 1) Samuels, ot Sun t rum;i«oo. Our
.-I . o, will arrive on or a bo 'tine lath,
ui'l >tt' MOORE A McUOCUALL.
Jlorirs. apl9
To Coach Drivriis- —Long, rivet'd duok
dusters, splendid for coach drivers nnd truv
dors, at the Golden Rule Store, two doors bo
low Justice Beatty'S court-room- apActt
Moore t MuDouoall, solo agents for the
I sale of tho Eureka Sewing Silk. Dress
makers pronounco it the best that is manu
factured. Bowman, A Savoy manufacturers,
Boston, Mass._ upL.tf
Watches and jewelry neatly repaired. If
you want to ha ve your watches and jowelry
repaired in a workmanlike manner, go to 1’.
Steler’a jewelry store, one door south of S.
Ashim A Co.. Main streot. 22-aplcltf
JIOIHS. apl9
Kivetld duck hunting suits at the GOLDEN
ItULE. ’ap22-tf
Seed.—Garden Seed, flower and vegetable,
alfalfa, etc., at Mrs. M. A. Ashim. mr2(l tf
JZOl'irS. aplO
Shirts and all kinds of gents’ underwear:
i-hoiee brands of tobacco and cigars; pipes,
toilet goods, notions, etc., at the GOLDEN
RULE :STOKE, cheap for cash. up22-tf
Booed to be Soi,d—To mako room for a
large stock of Stationery coming from the
East. Will sell for tho next sixty days, AT
COST. 150 reams of paper, 200 bottles of Ar
nold’s writing fluid—quart bottles—at f l per
bottle; a very largo assortment of bound
lodgers, daybooks, journals, etc., cheaper
than you can got thorn from San Francisco,
and various other articles in tho stationery
line too numerous to mention, lteceivod from
the manu actory 2'jU lamps of all descriptions,
and will sell them aO per cent, chenpor than
uny house in Eureka. Also a very large
amount of Patent Medici os, oil, window
glass, paint and brushes. Come and see for
yourself, and you wiil be astonished at the
prices. These articles must bo sold belore 1
start for the Centennial.
Prescriptions carefully compounded. Will
prescribe frou of charge for the sick.
L. TERR if. M. D.
ja20tf City Drug Store, Euroku. Nev.
.'(lOOIS. a pit)
PROPOSALS WANTED.
PROPOSALS WANTED FOR CUTTING
X aiid delivering
Two Thousand Cords of Wood,
At Lee Mill, Keyes Canyon, Railroad Dis
trict. Also for hauling
450 Tons of Oro Per Month
From mlno to mill. Address
IRA W. DEARBORN.
Eupt. Leo mine, Bullion Station, E.P. R. R.
ap25-lw
THE LITTLE MONITOR
SEWING MACHINE!
Is one of the
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENTS OF
THE AGE!
TT MAKES THE LOCK-STITCH THE
I chain stitch, unit tho cable-stitch direct
Iruui the two spools.
It dispenses with shuttles and bobbins.
It makes the most beautiful embroidery,
direct trom the two spools.
It will work with any kind of thread.
It is almost entirely noiseless.
This machine has been thoroughly tested
on all kinds of goods, and is warranted to
excel any machine in the market.
Office, three doors above thoTurner House.
K. II. I'ABIiCK,
Foie Agent for the Stnto of Nevada.
OTTEcliftblo agents wuntod in every town
in the State. l-’tf
D OTTA’S
Coffee rrianufactory.
ALEX. DOTTA.PKOl’IUETOH
Fre .tava coph:e in unlimited
quantities, hIfo, ftwisM and California
cheese at wholesale and retail.
Family Groceries,
Fruit, Produce,
Fresh Fish, Etc.
Also BUTTER AND EGGS,
Constantly on hand. Opposite Odd Fel
lows’ Luilding, Main sireet, Eureka, Nov.
mrUMt
PIONEER
Barber Shop & Bath House,
First door north of tho Pioneer Restaurant.
North Mai" street. Eureka.
fpilE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING RE
1 eently openeu the abeve establisnment
offers his professional services to all whe
desire "a first-class nhysiognomical HAIR
CUT. or an ecstatic SIIAVK.
n>«5- liair Cutting, 50 cents. Shampooing*
V) cents.
Connected with the estab.
lishment are several neat and
elegant Lath Looms, where
the most desirable llot or
Cold Laths can be had at all times.
BATHS, 75 CENTS.
A share >f public patronsge is solicited.
JA IKS M. M. MOODY. Prop’r.
F. LOB WY
Beds to inform his
friends that ho nas bought
the agency of j. H. MICHAEL
for all the
ilasteru F»|iere. Periodical"*, Magio
clues and Fashion nooks.
And ia prepared to deliver thorn to hit tub*
scriberaat their place of residence
I'REE OF CHARGE!
WTOFFICE* nt G. Young's Gunsmith Shop,
Mu in street.
I MEW BUSINESS !
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
I fine assortmens of jewoly for the
holidav*. Also « well “dieted stock of |i
MLYKii nmlPL.VTKI) WARE, Cuke >£*>'
Raskotf, Castors, Piekta and Rutter Disuos,
iolduts, Napkin Lings, etc.
My motto is:
QUICK SALES AMD SMALL PROFITS
WATCHES AND, EWE Lit Y
Repaired in a workmanlike manner, and all
work guaranteed.
Give me u call. FRANK DURKEE.
__ _ d21rf _
J. B. KEEN,
Veterinary Surgeon.
nAYINU HAD 17 YEARN’
experience, l fool confident
in mv ability to treat successfully
all diswasos peonfiar to UOKSEis
MULES and UATTLE.
1 can bo fiund at Lilshop |Ac Carpontai'i
jtnlil ". nn **( '1ni»**
INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
T WILL HBill'AFTER BE ABLE TO
1 devote more attention to instruction in
1-rom-h. 1 " ill tnke a class <>l children—il
suthciently laigc—at lower rates than ehs'ged
for nduUa. SELDEN 11 HTZ E1«.
iUSCELLAMSO D&
DRY GOODS
FOR
TIIE MILUON !
MEYERS & FRAMED
Beg to inform tiieir ladt
und gontleuien friends that tbeir im
mense siock of
Spring & Slimmer Dry Goods
. — AJfX>—
CLOTH I IV G
Has arri ved, and they invite them to inspect
the beautiful goods at their establishment
before purchasing elsewhere.
Their stock consists in part of
. i
SUMMER SILKS
In plain, plaid and stripes, of newest shades.
PONGEES AND MOHAIR GOODS!
Carmelite Cloths, Baleros, Lawns,
Linens, Etc.
An endless variety in Hosiery, Embroldory
Corsets, Kid Gloves, Laces, etc,
Paraaola 1st all Colors and Slaoa.
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Trimmed
Hats of the very latest styles from the
most fashionable milliners.
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S BUTTONED
AND LACED SHOES OF THE VERY
BEST MAKERS.
OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Is complete, and should bo inspected, as it
consists of every article appertaining to a
Fitst-Class Clothing Establishment!
Our motto is to Give the best Goode
fur the least Money.
As one of the firm is residing in San Fran
cisco, all orders will be punctually attendod
MEYERS & FRANKLIN.
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WM. He CLARK
KEEPS
EVERYTHING X
AT THE CORNER OF
MAIN AND CLARK STREETS*
EUREKA,
NEVADA.
WM. H. CLARK.
Eureka, April 0, 1874, apfitf
| Railroad
;Coaches!
i r HAVE PURCHASED FROM E. S. \ AN
i JL 11 usen the passenger busin gs from the
ti.»t 1*. Kuilroad Depot, aud will hereafter
I t' O N V E Y PASSENGERS
j To or from tho depot for FIFTY CENTS
! Wftcll.
i baggage cnllod for at any part of tho town
! dav or night, by leaving orders ut the inter
| “S' t0‘^ 1,‘‘rkef ‘vM-SWF.ENEY.
THE NEW_ STORE.
MRS. M. A. ASHIM.
1M1E CHOICEST FAMILY OROCEKIES.
fie*li vegetable!, poultry, game, oysters,
fisli, etc.
I have also a complete assortment of
LADIES' lINDEKWEAlt, such as night
dresses, chemise, skirts, cte., as low as they
can be bought in Sun Francisco.
Delicious for Lunches: Meiiean eannel
green turtles, sheep tongues, pig’s feet, .dev
iled chicken, ham, and turkey, andpeeasiouel
of freak erabe aod shrime* OH
MERCHANDISE.
SPRING ARRIVALS!
--OF
SUMMER GOODS!
STOCK COMPLETE
-IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT!
DRESS GOODS!
—IN—
SUV&LSSft VAKZBTV!
BLACK SILKS!
And Black Good* of every daeeription.
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Summer Silk!
ALL KINDS.
Imported French and San Fraaciice mans
factnred
SHOES!
OUR STOCK OP
MILLINERY!
It eomplote, and ready for inspection.
BASS!
Ranging in price from S3 to S40. Call, ona
and all, and inspect thorn.
The Finest Stock
Ever imported to the State of Nevada.
MOOES A McBOUGAU.
F. S.—Ho Trouble to Show Goods.
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D. MANHEIM,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
-AT
BARON’S BRICK BUILDINO,
MAIN STREET.
Eureka, Nevada.
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o. wrc»* eu a. aavatfc
0. DUNREL & CO.,
Corber Main and Clark Street*.
Dealer! is Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Am oLOTBzxrai
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS. ETC..
And Manufacturers of
CASBIRERE AND WHITE SHIRTS.
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SNETSINGER& HENDERSON,
WH0LK8ALK AND ENTAIL DNALKBS IN
Provisions, Butter,
Eggs, Miners’Supplies
—AND—
General Merchandise
GLASS WARE, CROCKERY WARE, AND
WSODEN WARE.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
Constantly on band.
Remember the place: Woodruff A Ennoi'*
old stand. Main street. Eureka. myietf
Printing Ottaa