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SUEEKA DAILY SENTINEL.
^laDNE3DAY, JULY 18, 1876.
STOCK REPORT.
KritHrltcu Stock Ksetaap**.
San Fbahoiuco. July 18.
UORBINO BOARD.
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two Calirornia-58* 58*o9.>8,,
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JtS Hale A NorcroM-S* 8X
‘J^XowJ0^1-^ 27 26 V 26X
»* 30V
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1 HO Confidence— 17 X
1.10 Exchequer—14 * l»
■ i VO Overman—4>8X 68 67X 67
i M Utah-16
■ ioo .Iustiee^-21 21X
|103I Union Con.—11* 11X 11 X
■ Lady Bryan—80c 79c
I «>t J ulia—8* ***£$ bj
If.185 Caledonia—N 8 4 8>4
KTISMIlfO BOABB.
125 Meadow Valley-87Sc
l<ti Haymond A blv-8X 8X
160 EurokaOon. 11* H*
( 210 Jackson—2X 1*
F .10 Alps—1*
22> Belmont—34
It (0 Leopard—8* 8 4 96*1
5JW Northern Belle—31X 30*31
14 V) Huxaey—jf3c
140 <Jone-al Thomas—2 ■£_
700 Mansfield—Y0o WXc 5oe
.vio Coro Con.—2jc 30o
360 Holden Chariot •'7*c
410 Baltimore Con.—1*14
20 Poorman—25c
HI Silver Hill—6V 6**
.10 Hock Itland—1*
121 Now York— 7.1c 87*e
V) 'Voodville— 1
20i Kossuth ■ IX 1* 1
4«j Andes—2X 2V
3.kl Well* Fargo—lie
3 0 North Carson-2.1c
1!W Leviathan-70c
.100 N. Con. Va.—7.1c
4U0 West Bn|ehcr—2* 2V
21 Trojan -2.1c
711 Prospect -6
*41 Con. Vn. -53* SIX 54X 54’4b5
1.10 Mexican—29X
401 Imperial— .V 4
110 Overman-07
SH California—58,‘4 58V 58’a SO
70 Alpha—80
41."» Yellow Jacket—21X 26V 26*
220 (Jabir—45X -15X
30 Julia—8
201 Caled.inia-OOX
Jstreet tliiwtntlon*-.* P. II.
Ophir—4o* bid 41X asked 41X sales
Mexican -29. bid JOX askod 29X sales
ijutild A Curry—14 bid
Best Si Belcb-r—44X bid 4> askod 4> sales
California—.18* bid** askod
Savage—18 bid . .
Cun. Virginia->3* bid >3V asked
ChoPar—77 bid ...» , ,
Halo A Norcross- 8V hid 9 askod
Crown Point—OH bid
Yellow Jacket-.6 . bid
Imperial—IX hid .IX asked
I Alpha-38 - bid 1.1 asked
I Belcher- 17 X askod
| Si-mi Nevada- Masked
. Exchequer-14X bid
[ i vet man—66X bid
Justice—21'* bid
t nion ilin.— 111. b.d
J alia -8 bid
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departure*.
NV TIM KUKkKA A If M f A l«IA4 UK KtllKQiD.
_
Hf|mrtiarf« YfNfertlny.
rtrert* Maxtor Cba. Kvert. I
.1 K Huff .1 H ;tili.on
J \V 11 icon 8 lUrcluv
I) W I* Huffman
T M lLkvm K «» Iturn.
A >4 liilirioua* If (4 L.throp
Th « L»finery N William,
o E Uuidfn
Arrival. l«i«Nt ftltfhl*
E 'V Hnn..on J Strati*
« Thornton A Cru ller
Hiaon*B Wm Duvidfon
T li.ac Mr. ft Ko.onthal
Tur.-j l uniigranf*
PKKMMNAI-.
L. J. Uancliett. Superintendent of
tlie Jclt'erson Company, anti Mr.
Haskell, the well-known San Fran
ci-eo mining operator, left this morn
ing I>v private conveyance for Helinonl
an I lli« Spanish licit.
W. 11. liarruh left on this morning's
train tor Oakland, Cal. He went In ro
apnnse to a telegram announcing the
serious illness of Ills wile.
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Hhimksk Ad.—We direct attention
to the Chinese advertisement to be
found under the head of “New To
day.” That pioneer Mongolian Sain
Kee, with an eye single to business,
throws in a puff for Ills choice leas at
! the end ol llr. Cum Wing's profes
| sional card. Dr. Cum Wing lias the
j reputation of being a very suci-essfui
I physician, and the leas of Sam Kee.we
I are assured, are unsurpassed lor their
1 excellence. Doth the Doctor and the
teas are to be found at the store of
Sin Sain Kee, which is situated on one
ot the principal streets of Chinatown.
Tuajiks —The Skntin kl corps, Fa
berian,mechanical and Infernal, which,
in the vernacular, Includes the editors,
printers and devil, are under obliga
tion to M. Youug, the popular confec
tioner, tor a Ittieral supply of delicious
ice oream and cake furnished this of
fice during the but hours of yesterday,
in the language of Dr. Herrick, the
great North American linguist, the
truck was “ nifty."
I Custom Ohks.—Col, Robbins Informs
* us that it is the intention of the gentle
I men wll° recently purchased the Mat
I mine to buy large quantities
I „ ‘U8tom ores MS soon as their new
? !l‘r“*c®B°es into operation. This will
f news for numerous prospee
lhe district who solely roly for
support on the sale of ores.
l'.X'riacTKD Home.—Kev. Josiali Mo
Clalu, pastor of the Presbyterian
l''‘“rch,„who bss been visiting in the
i s^ern btates for the last few months,
i .bnine during tlie present
lii, k l 18 anl>ounoodto preach at
•"* cnurea next Suiuiav 1'orenooti ami
eveuiog.
Attention, Hooks.—There will be
a special meeting of the Hook and
‘^er Company this evening, at 7:30
) clock, iu the rear of Douglas’ sa
loon, to devise means to procure addi
tional hose. A full attendance of the
members is requested.
Done to Bigler.—The Chi-sou Ap
peal notes the departure of Schoolmas
ter General Kelly for Lake Bigler,
fhtne Uo is to bpoud a week.
HAIL HATTEBS.
Wo have frequently, since the com
pletion of the Eureka and Palisade
railroad, taken occasion to advocate the
establishment of a daily mail between
this place and Belmont. Aside from
the great saving it would prove to the
Government, it would be of the utmost
convenience to a very large class of
people living in Belmont and vicinity.
That section of the country is growing
rapidly, and the demaud for a prompt
aud expeditious mail service is daily
increasing. The people of Belmont
have forwarded petition after petition
to the Department in Washington and
to our representatives there as well,
but for some unexplained reason these
appeals have never elicited action.
Where the necessities are so pressing
and the interest of the Government so
manifest, no delay should have been
suffered in putting the route into active
operation. If our representatives In
Congress bad given the matter their
personal attention, as in duty bouud,
the proposed change could have been
effected in a single week. As it is, the
matter has been permitted to drag
along for uearly a year, to the serious
detriment of a large community of cit
izens, and at great and unnecessary
loss to tlie Government. As we under
stand the case, the people of Austin are
making no fight against Belmont in
this matter, being perfectly willing that
Belmont shall look to this route for
her mail facilities. What Austin de
mands is that she be allowed to
keep up direct communication
with the Central Pacific at Battle
Mountain. Recognizing the justice
of tier claim in this regard we can not
well blame her for opposing the
change proposed by Postal Agent Am
merman. As a matter of fact, how
ever, that tov/n would not be seriously
inconvenienced concerning tlie receipt
of its mails, as this route would not lie
to exceed five hours later than the di
rect line with Battle Mountain, but the
additional cost of passenger travel
would work a great hardship. The
present direct line between Austin and
Battle Mountain could not possibly Ire
maintained without a mail contract.
Hence the travel would naturally have
to come this way. This would of
course be of advantage to Eureka, but
it would at the same time lie bard on
Austin. The route to Belmont from
ttiis point, however, should be estab
lished instanter.
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A BUTT IlfSl MI.N'KKAL KXIIIUIT
AT l’HII.A»KM>HIA.
In an interview with Mr. Whitehill,
the editor of the Carson Appeal was
informed that the Hoard of Awards to
whom has been referred the inspection
ami comparative estlm te of the va
rious mineral exhibits at the Centen
nial, have already agreed that this
State is emitted lo the very highest
prize to be awarded on account of such
exhibits. In fact, it is the unanimous
verdict of that board that Nevada
exclipses alt the other States in the
completeness, extent and intrinsic
value of her showing. This is a very
gralilying triumph. Mr. Whitehill
also informed the Appeal editor that
lie submitted the names of many indi
vidual exhibitors— llie owners or col
lectors of private cabinets merged in
our general collection—and that there
will lie more than thirty medals dis
tributed as aw ai ds among these sever
al citizens of Nevada. He regards it
as unfortunate that the proposition,
made 1h*i spring, hv or for some of the
richer mining companies of the Com
stock to exhibit a big pile of silver
bricks in connection with the ore dis
play, was not carried out. Such a
showing would attract much at
tention and provoke much won
derment. It it not too late,
even now, for our 'bullion
chiefs to make this rich display; and
we hope they may lie persuaded to do
so. The only ex (tease to them would
he the amount of interest money un
realized. They ought to be able and
willing lo stand that. In this connec
tion is hut just tosay that W. 3. Keyes,
of ICureka, one of the Hoard of Awards,
has done very much to secure for our
cabinet a favorable ami just examina
tion and estimate. He has been very
industrious; and by his extensive
knowledge of men and things and his
accomplishments as a linguist, he has
been highly etlleient, not only in serv
ing this State but in assisting commis
sioners and agents from abroad. He
deserves to be well remembered in Ne
vada.
Kiisinksn Change.—Jacob Kirsch
stallor gives notice in to-day’s Senti-I
N Kl, that he has disposed of his entire!
business in the United States Hakery,
on Main street, a few doors above ttie
International Hotel, to John Hush,
who will carry on tlie business at tlie
old stand in splendid style. Mr.
Hush, llie new proprietor, thoroughly
understands this line of business and
will spare no pains lo make the United
States Hakery a favorite establishment.
Read llie cards of the res[>eetive gen
tlemen under the head of “New To
day.”
Dull.—The hot woather, deprecia
tion in silver, or something else, has
had such a depressing influence upon
the unruly element that, unless some
thing occurs to give it new life, our
Police Court will cease entirely to be
an item-producing institution, and
Judge Realty will have to turn his at
tention to the study of theology, in im
itation of his illustrious contemporary,
Judge Logan of Au-tin. There hasn’t
been a criminal case in the court for a
week.
Getting Ready. — The two hose
companies yesterday bad their hose
and other apparatus out for a thor
ough overhauling, to he ready for an
other tussle with the destroying ele
ment.
— <+ - —
Picnic Postponed. — VVe are re
quested to say that the Sunday School
picnic of St. James' Church has been
postponed to next Tuesday, the 25th.
It is to take place at Colonel Minima's
ranch. Everybody is invited to attend.
Piochk Bullion. — Eight bars of
bullion, valued at $5,624 81, arrived on
last evening’s stage from Pioeho, and
were shipped on this morning’s train
for San Francisco.
Refined Bullion.—Tlio Richmond
Company shipped yesterday morning
by Wells, Fargo A Co., five bars of re
fined bullion, valued at $7,905.
Accidentally Shot.—Quite a little
excitement was created last evening at
the O-Pen-Yen club-room, a Chinese
gambling bouse on Monroe street,
caused by the accidental discharge of n
pistol among a number of Celestials
congregated about one of The gambling
tables. Ab Ooy, the owner of the pis
tol, was engaged in gambling, and
reaching over the table, the trigger of
the weapon came in contact with the
edge thereof, exploding one of t he bar
rels, the bullet first passing through
the leg of See Kee, inflicting ,a flesh
wound, and then lodging in the leg of
another Chinaman named Yeun Po,
inflicting a painful but not dangerous
wound. The services of a Celestial
saw-bones were called Into requisition
to attend the wounded, who were
speedily removed, and the game con
tinued as though nothing had hap
pened.
The K K—The engineer at the K K
has been busily engaged for several
days in putting the machinery in or
der, and the engine will probably be
started up this afternoon, although the
chances are that everything will not
be in complete running order for a
couple of days. Mr. Arrington, the
superintendent, thinks that a few
hours will suffice to clear the mine of
water, when the work of sinking will
be commenced. The shaft is already
70 feet below the sixth level, and when
completed to the seventh a drift will
be run in the direction of the ore body.
Not Kebuildino.—No preparations
have yet been made for rebuilding on
the burnt district, and unless times
improve in the town the probabilities
are that the parties owning the ground
will not rebuild duriug the present sea
son.
Box Office Open.—The box office
for the Vivian entertainment Friday
night is now open at the hall. Per
sons desiring to procure eligible seats
would do well to apply early, as the
house is sure to be crowded in every
part.
Fob Sale at Tybo.— E. Manley of
fers for sale bis boarding and lodging
house at Tybo. The house is doing a
good business, and a tine opportunity
is offered to a purchaser. See adver
tisement under the head of "New To
day. _
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nor notice si
All politics! advertising and job work must
be paid for in advance. There will be no de
viation from this rule.
Thk “Golden Rule” is an establishment
whore all parties desiring to purchase foods
can roly on a one-price system and fair deal
ing. Go there, then, everybody, and see
** J»e,”at the GOLDEN RULE STORE,three
doors below Hank Knight’s corner, and ad
joining Kd Looney’s saloon. Main street.
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M«nrs. api9
Room* to Let.—We have fitted up the old
Criterion Hall, over our store, into suites of
r«Kjms, which wo will rent unfurnished for
offices or sleeping room*. 1 his is the most
desirable location in town, and parties desir
ing to rent will do well to inuke immediate
application to 0. DUNKEL A CO.
je2l-tf
Wh it shall we do to be saved? Go to Geo.
L. Ott to get your horses shod for $3; all
other work t<>r one-third less than the usual
price. Work first-class and one price. See
advertisement in this papor. myl7-tf
MOUII'S. apio
Watches and jewelry neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jewelry
repaired in a workuianliko manner, go to P.
Steler’s jewelry store, one door south of S.
A shim A Co., Main street. 22-aplOtf
- ■■ ■ —♦———
Joe, of the Golden Rule Store, has added to
his ordinary stock of goods a line of good and
substantial hoots and shoes; also hats and
cans. Call and he assured that he soils ,
CHEAP FOR CASH. ic27-tf
Nkw Good*.—The largest stock of Swis
mull*, Victoria lawn. Hi shop’s lawn and
•lacknette, ju*t arrived at G. Dunkel A Co’s |
from New York. Our entire stock of cloth
ing is for sale.
Special.—An entire new stock just roceirtd
at tho Golden Rule, embracing the latest
stylos in calico. Cheviot and woolen shirts,
summer underclothing, etc., which will be
sold CHEAP FOR CASH. je-7-tf
—■-—' ■ ■■ —
MOCII'S. apl9
-«.-.
FCRittSKan Rooms to Lrt.—Amite of two
room., haml.omoly furnished, in » private
boarding.hou.c. Apply at MRS. BRRNR’S,
on Spring .tract. je.’4-tf
Ir* cream froor-er and outfit for .alo at the
Uolden Ku o. Call and .eeuro a bargain.
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mot'H'N. apl9
-♦
Mocha coffee, tongues mid sounds, smoked
halibut, and centennial crackers. Tho above
is a Irosh invoice at .Mrs. Ashim’s my'2-tf
Gkt your Cigars, Tobacco, Cutlery, Station
ery and Notions at the Golden Rule.
je2H-tf
Scan.—Garden Sood. (lower and vegetable,
alfalfa, etc., at Mrs. M. A. Ashim. mr2B-tf
--♦
To prkvrnt coRFLAORATtoa and save money,
go to Clark's and buy Dowcor’a oil. jelbtf
NUtH'S. apl9
Private School !
A PRIVATE SCHOOL MILL^BE
opened by MRS. UKTaKL on
Hoiulay, the 24th luatant.
For the present tho school will be hold in
the vostry-room of St. James’ Fpiaoopal
Church. . .
Term*: For children advanced beyond the
Third Header (and including French), per
week, 91.50.
For children loss advanced, por woek, 91.<jU.
ap2i-lm
T. DETTER
rpAKKS '11IIS METHOD OP INFORMING
1 the public that ho has opened the finest
BATHING & SHAVING SALOON
In Kuroka, in the building known as the Sil
ver Brick, on North Main street.
Private entrunce for ludies on Uuel stroet.
My patrons aro assured that no pains will
be spared for their itc emmodation and com
fort. jol5-tf
TOR PRINTING OF ALL KINDS, EX
• 1 ecuted with dispatoh at the SENTINLL
printing Offioe,
PRINTING.
OwiM to its Superior Facilities,
-AT
THE SENTINEL OFFICE
Can bo executed all Kinds of
JOB PRINTING
at lower rates
Than anv other Office in the State.
R. SADLER & CO..
MAIN STREET.EUREKA, NEV.
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Uowd. Dell.'.red Free ol Charge.
AO ENTS FOR
rOILZIXCMff AND BOMB
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
ALSO FOR THE
California Powder Works, Hercu
les Blasting and Sport
ing Powder.
mar7«tf_
NOTICE UF REMOVAL
OUR NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS ON
the west side of Main street, in the
building formerly occupied by A. Berg,
WILL BE OPENED
—THIS—
Thur«day Evening, May 11th.
The public are cordially incited to call and
EXAMINE « l' U OOODR.
MOORE & McDOUGALL.
niyll
MISCELLANEO VS.
t» W. CBOHKB. T. j.BaUPIH
MAUPIN &CROMER
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
hardware:.
Mill and mining goods, gas
PIPES STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS.
■ Iimiw FiiruGliiug RinhIa,
STOVES, UN AND COPPER WARE, POW
DER AN l> FUSE. WINDLASS ROPE
OF ALL SIZES. ETC.
We are hImo |ir<-|.Hre<l to Cat and Fit
<>»« Fi|M‘.
MILL & FURNACE WORK
Done on Short notice.
Tbe bent quality of
Steel, and also Stone Coal.
Constantly on hand. Also. Manufacturers ot
Tin, Sheet-Iron, Copper Ware.
Particular attention paid to all work In our
line, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion in every particular.
Constantly on hand,
Blasting and Giant Powder
POWDER. FUSE. CAPS. ETC.
auStf MAUPIN & CROMER.
For Sale.
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY!
r|'IIE PUBLIC CAN PURCHASE FOR
L CASH, or approved paper, the fallowing
described property:
Thirty No. 1 Work Horses and
Mules; Quartz, Wood and Coal
Wagons; Harness Strech
ers, Etc., Etc.; or Teams
Complete, if De
sired;
FIVE THOUSAND GOOD SECOND
HAND BARLEY SACKS;
ONE CART AND HARNESS;
Also my Dwelling House, Situate at the bead
of Spring street, containing six rooms
and a hall; also tho property at tho
ftnt of Buel street, known as tho
Davis property, consisting of a
large Adobe House, con
taining fifteen rooms,
in excellent repair,
suitable for a
hotel or lodg
ing-house.
And tho largo stables adjoining, with a ca
pacity of stabling ono hundred head of
animals, with a coral attached;
-1LSO
OJE IRON FRA M K P 1 A N
In perfect order, of the celebrated Mathu
shek make. All of the above described
property I will soil at a bargain.
j3-tf W. B. HARRUB.
The Best Democratic Paper.
FOR. TBB CAMFAZON.
The Virginia Evening Chronicle
for $4.
'THE POLITICAL EVENTS OF THE
X Presidential campaign will bo copiously
set forth in the Virginia Evening Chronicle,
and tho Daily Edition will be mailed, postage
paid, to any address in Nevada or California,
front July 1st till the end of November, for $t.
The Evening Chronicle has Special Corres
pondents in Washington, New York, St.
Louis undSun Francisco, and subscribers can
rolf upon bo kept thoroughly posted.
Tho Comstock Mining Reports and Local
Nows of Virginia are more lully detailed in
tho Evening Chronicle than in any other
newspaper, and being issued but three hours
before tho departure of the mail train, its
news is 21 hours ahead of the Enterprise.
Address EVENING CHRONICLE.
je'27-lm Virginia. Nevada.
WOODRUFF & ENNOR,
\Yliol<'«nl<- and Ketnll Healers in
GROCERIES
Provisions, Butter,
Eggs, Miners’ Supplier
—AND—
General Merchandise
CLASS WARE. CROCKERY WARE, AND
WOODEN WARE.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
Constantly on hand.
Remember the place: Woodruff k Ennoi'e
old itand. Main streot. Eureka. ie'JStf
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
nniE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
X spectfully announce that he has boon ap
pointed agent for the
Principal American and loreign
Eire Insurance Companies,
And it now prepared to take insurance in
Eureka and Ruby liill.
Business promptly attended to.
BEN J. C, LEVY.
Agency at the office of W. B. Harrub, South
Spring street, near Richmond furnace.
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THE NEW STORE.
MRS. M. A. ASHIM.
Corner of Buel and Bateman street*, Eureka.
JUST ARRIVED-A WAGON-LOAD OF
Centennial Fourth of July goods, consist
ing of flags and emblems of all desuriptions.
I have a lot of LAIMES’ UNDERWEAR,
which 1 will sell below cos:.
Vegetables,
Fresh from the gurdons of California, arrive
on every train.
jo27-tf MRS. M. A. ASHIM.
I KG A I, MI «NK*>, OF ALL DKSCRII’
j tinnt, printed to order at iha SENTINEL
Office.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Ac.
DRY GOODS
FOR
THE MILJjION s
MEYERS & FRANKLIN
Beg to inform their ladit
and gentlemen friends that tbeir im
mense stock of
Spring & Summer Dry Goode
—AND—
CLOTH I N G
Has arrived, and they invite them to inspeat
the beautiful foods at their establishment
before purchasing elsewhere.
Their stock consists in part of
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, Embroidery
Corsets, Kid Gloves, Laces, etc,
l’nrasols Isa all Colore and Maas,
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.
DUE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Is complete, and should be inspected, as it
consists of every article appertaining to a
FiistClaaa Clothing Establishment!
Our motto is to dive tbe best deeds
for the least Jlouey.
As one of the firm is residing in San Fran
cisco, all orders will be punctually attendod
MBYERB ft FRANKLIN
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GREAT BARGAINS
-AT THE
|W|H|I|TjE| |H;0|trS|E[
J. COHN ft BROii Proprietor.
O L. O T H 1 N fcH
CLOTHING r
CLOTHING !
FOR THE MILLION!
At'TEU TEN DAYS’STEADY UNPACK
ing, we are now ready to meet our
customers; aad offer to the public the moat
complete and extensive stock of
SPRING ft SUMMER CLOTHING
That has ever been brought to this part of
the country, at prices so low as te
astonish the closest buyer;
THE 8T6CK,
Consists of new and beautiful patterns of
French. English and American osssimero
Suits; Diagonal Suits, of the lateet
style; Hats, Boots, and Shows,
and everything required
—nr a—
First-Class Clothing Store
Wo call especial attention to 300 Caasimer*
Suits, at ¥12 50 per auit, and 200 Bonania
Suits at ¥17 50.
»M»-Don’t purchase before you examine etir
mammoth stock."**
THE WHITE HOUSE!
MAIN STREET. EUREKA, NEV.
J. OOBir dt BBO„
*
PROPRIETORS
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