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EUREKA. EUREKA COUNTY, NEVADA, FRIDAV MORNING. JULY 28. 1870._ NO. 49
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
ftjaUCHID KVKKY MOKNINU (KXCKIT MONDAY)
—BY—
CASSIDY <k DENNIS.
JOHN H- DUNN III. _ GK0- CASSIDY.
TKKMS ok SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy* ono r.» H “
gSSK^hrSmttbfJiil. . 5 00
So pipers forwardod»n0^j^j||[^^—
>T I I E
EUREKA AND PALISADE
Hall ro a <3.!
HAS BEENJ
Completed to Eureka,
And the Company is now ready to carry pas
sengers and freight over the road
With Regularity and Dispatch.
Train* will run as follows until furthor
notice:
I'assenger Train*
heave Eurekadaily at. a. is.
Arrivo at Palis* lo at..10:00 a. m.
.Making connection with
East and West Bound Trains of the
Central Pacific Railroad.
Ketiirsslnir:
heive Palisade at. <:00 p. M.
Arrive at Eureka at.10:00 r. a.
freight and deroiuiiluilatioii Train.
i,o«*o Eurnka daily at...7:00 a u.
Arrive at Palisade at. ":'|0 p. M.
J.oavc Palisudu daily nt. 7Hu a. n,
Arriroat Eureka nl. 5:.t0 p. n.
The Company will deliver freight to
Hamilton,
Pioche,
Tybo,
Reveille,
Belmont,
AN1> AU POINTS SOUTH,
Jty its tuams. with rare and dispatch and at
llit' lovre>t ratoH.
n/7lf I1. KVKBm liriuriil Knp'l.
EUREKA AND PALISADE
TELEG2APII COMPANY.
OFFICE
With Wells, Fargo &. Co.,
Main struct. Euroka.
THE ONLY LINE
(UNiiecliiaK willi llie Hired Atlnn
I le 4 #••»!«*.
For all F.oropuna cities nml towns, and At
Un'ic and Pacific Tolograph. For all point?
east and west our facilities for
it API I) TRANSMISSION
are the best in tho world.
n‘J7tf P. KVKKTS. General Snp’L
D. B. XMC2VXEX. Al 00.
HANKERS.
la Ike 4Mtl fr’.xpre«* Kiilltlluir.
Main Street, Kureka.
J )RAWS AT SIGHT ON
SAN FRANCISCO,
new Yonn
LONDON,
And all principal eitie? in tho I nitod State?
and Kumpe.
Recount commercial paper.
Receive depn?it* in Coin *»r Currency on
open account; Certificate? or Special Oepoait?.
and will transact a
fitni rul IlnnktiiK ISiiHlne*M.
Long exp rienco in the
4'olfteettai«r Department
Cf oils, Fargo A Co., jtiatifiea us in an
nouncing that wu will make
^llcetlaus from Abroad a Special13
____apdtl_
John k. Paxton, ai.lem a. ruKTts, n. mui.i.kh
PAXTON & CO.,
B ANK.HHS.
EUREKA, NEVADA,
])HAW AT SI,JUT. IN SUMS TO SUIT
Anglo-Calllbrnisn liank.Sun Francisco
Anglo-Californian Bank.London
J. A w, Selignian A Co.New York
1».0. Mills 4 Co.Sacramento
Decker 4 Jowatt.Marysville
"hue 4 McCornick..Salt Lake City
ti«.T"*,Col,a“erci*1 ,P»P»r. MakeColleo
on Ueponus in Coin or Currency
DutiPan “ccount, Cortilicam, or Special L>o
ne*U, and I ran suet
A general banking business
oSS B0UuUT ANU suLb
___lull II
HIRAfVJ JOHNSON,
^ holoflale and Hetnil Dottier in
STAPLE AND FANCY
grocebies
-ANl)
Provisions
Butter and Eggs a Specialty.
4 lilcngo llnuiu ami llrcnklnst Uncoil,
Sugar cured, ulwuvs on bund.
MakJtrm,,. d00r* ,,0r'h of t;l“rk
f MJAk BI-tJiHMiF ALL DESCRD1.
0.hce. ’ l'nnluJ tu ora°r 111 llje SENTINEL
SALOONS.
COURT EXCHANGE
Northeast Corner of Main and Bateman Sts.
EUREKA, NEV.
None but the finest qualities
of liquors anil the choicest brands of
cigala dispensed at the bar.
Connected with tho establishment is a
Club It o <» m
And a number el well-furnished card-rooms
for private parties.
jalltf HANK KNIGHT, Proprietor.
theTsazerac saloon,
Main Stbrkt, Ki'bkra,
SMITH A CAN A VAN, PK4»P*ft.
REFJTTED and REFURNISHED!
Making itone of the most attractive places in
Eureka.
The Billiard Parlor,
Attached to the 8AZEK AC, is tho finest bil
liard room in town, containing tho newest and
most im Droved table*.
mv2fl-tt
FRANK’S SALOON!
JOS. MENDES, Prop’r.
yyilOLESALK AND RETAIL DEALER
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
All kinds of Soda Drinks, flavored with the
following KXTKACTS.constantly on hand:
Sarnffnanlla,
lllackuorry.
Lemon,
Orange,
Vanilla,
(tin**'!’.
Straw berr7.
Pine Apple.
Hatpborry
Mierrbet, roar,
Ambrosia, Orgeat,
Ro*e, Nectar,
Aliik Punch, Hock,
Ice Cream, Claret,
Coffee Cream, Mint,
Cho’lnte creumCatairba.
Orociun Bend, Wild Cherry
and Don’t Caro.
3IBWO and CZ.T7D ROOMS!
Money to loan on collateral or approved
business paper.
27-mhM__
PALACE SALOON,
Fast Main street.
South of Wells, Fargo A Co.
M'TlIfr'.K «'I,AIII4. Proprietor,
Has fitted up, in the lest style.
th* above Saloon, where ho will keep 1
only the «*hoieost brands of L^uors and Ci*
jiirs < sill and be convinctai.
Eureka, Nov. Id, 1*71. nov2l-tf
13 1 I i L 1 A R J)H !
TRIM CCRW3R
Has jrsr received new billiard
TALLES, trith Delany's Patent Wire
Cushions, and is* to bo kept as
A FIRST-CLASS SALOON.
0K0. THACHEH.l „
CLAY hlMMcj, i Proprietors.
aptf___
r. KASTEN’8
CHICAGO BEER DEPOT!
Opposite Wells, Fargo A Co’*.
¥ WILL KEEP A CONSTANT SUPPLY 01
1. the coUbratod
ltoeu Lnger 1 leer!
Pronounced the best, in the United States.
Fine Wines, Liquors an \ Cigars. Also the
well-known CUlOAOO llHEUEHY LEEK.
1 invito my friends and the public in gen
eral to drop in and takeu smile.
my24tt F. KASTEN,
Wholesale Liquor House i
In niilltnir* Nloiic ItiiililliiK, Mnin
Ml rod, lairtkfi.
Having .iu.st uetuued from the
East, after |>ureliasing u laigu ami
SELECT STOCK OF
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
1 am com potent of not only competing with !
the Eureka merchants, but dike with San ;
Francisco travelers. 1 will also boado to1
furnish salooon-kcopers with
Cron k Ho o r ,
On and after .1 uno l>t.
I say nothin,.' but what I am willing to
guarantee. COM K AND SI.K FOH VoUK
SELK. HffiNKY KIND. Proprietor.
T. DETTER
WAKES 11IIS METHOD OF IN FOH MI NO
1 the public that he has opened the finest
BATHING & SHAVING SALOON
In Euroka, iu tho building known as the Sil
ver Prick, on North Main street.
Private entrance for Indio* on Pool street.
My patrons aro assured that no pains will
bo spared for their i :o enunodntion und com
for t.___jo l-wtf _
FOR SAIF,
A NO. ONI) IMIOPF.KTY IN TYno,
Nevada, the n. >st fl mrishing camp ii.
Eastern Nevada, consisting of an
A Ko. I Boardin^-Houso,
With a run of l‘>0 steady boarders; kitchen
und cellar, al*«> ii complete outfit of
dishes and cooking uten*ils.
Connected with th • house are live raomfl, all
furnished for lodging.
Cause of sale failure of the health of the
wife of the own* r o the above prop
erty, which ho oif r - for sale at
Reasonablo Tenri3 for Cash.
For imrtioiilura iu'iuiro ul‘ or ti ldroHs the
proi.rii.tor. K. .MANLY,
i jylU-iui Tybo, Nov.
MISCELL A NEO US.
WM. H. CLARK
KEEPS
EVERYTHING !
AT THE COHN Ell OF
MAIN AN0 CLA11K STREETS*
EUREKA,
NEVADA.
*arAGENT FOR DUPONT AND GIANT
POWDER.
WM. H. CLARK.
Eureka, April 6, 187fi. aptftf
NEW JEWELRY!
WATCHMAKER
-AND
JEWELER
|>EGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBLIC |
1) that ho has jus I received a very hue i
stock of
Diamonds,
Watches,
Chains,
JeWeliy,
Silverware,
and Clocks.
Which he » ffers to soil at TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT. 'LESS than any other house.
Please call at his store, one door south of S.
Asbim .fc Bro., and examine his new stock of
ffoodn before purchasing elsewhere. His
luotto is quick sales and small profits.
A good assortment of pebble spectacles con
- tit n f 1 v on hand.
All of tin* above ho guaranties to bo of the
BEIT Ql ALITY, and warranted as repre
sented.
N. B.— Special attention paid to watch
work. Watches repaired and cleaned and
warranted for one year. Now jewelry made
to order, and jewelry neatly repaired.
All orders from the country promptly at
tended to. p. ftTELJsK.
Eurok. July 4. 1876. jy5tf
GO TO THE
New Blacksmith Shop
To get your work done.
GOCD WORK AND LOW PRICES!
r AM PREPARED WITH
■*- liunil flock of niutoriul to
<lo work promptly.
Elgin ouggy, wagon-work ana painting will
receive especial attention.
Horse Shoring executed with dispatch,
ami satisfaction guaranteed.
GKO. L, OTT,
nuHl-tf South Main street, Kureku.
PIONEER
Barber Shop & Bath House,
First door north of tho Pioneer ftostnurant.
North Map street. Eureka.
rrilK VNDEKS'GNKO, HAVING RE
1 contly openou tho nbi *'e establishment
offers his professional services to all who
desire a first-clo s nh>siognomical HAIH
Cl’T, or an ecstatic Ml A \ K.
«•** Hair Cutting, 50 cents. Shampooing*
30 cents.
HATH 3
* onnoetwl with fno o«tat>
lisbuiont »r« several noat and
elegant Buth Houma, where
the nioai desirable Hot or
uuld i>atn»can i»e had at nil times.
BATHS, 75 COTS.
A share*d’ public patronage is solicited.
IAMBS A!. M, MOODY, 1'rop‘r.
LEVIN & BRANDTS’
Bavaria and Boca Beer Depot.
Threo door# above Moyer’s & Franklin’s,
MAIN STREET. EUREKA.
1ITE WILL KKEI* ON HAND ,
U a constant supply of tbo cele
brated Bavaria and Boca Boor; also
\ ineyunl, Crop *v I'u’H Mwrnc uo r orge, ami
other well known brands of brandies, Bour
bon ami Rye whiskies, some 24 years* old,
and the finest liquors of all kinds at 12S
eon's a drink.
Wo have an elrcr.int elevator ot the latest
pattern for homing the beer, tilled in
glasses, cold from the cellar, at tho tick ot
th bell.
Tree lunch from 11 to l o’clock daily; will
also keep sandwiches of all kinds, Dutch
Honings, Caviar, 11am, etc. (’ignis a sne
ciaitv. MoRHIs li;vix,
j.wtf HOC IS BRANDT.
IF* . IjO^I WY
UR(I£ TO 1 Ni’OKiM li IS
friends that bo mis bought
rho agency of J. li. MlCJIAUL
• or uii the
KHMtcrn rapers. Porbullfals
ihicMtiinl Fashion nooks,
And is prepared to tioli' or 'hem to his sub
gorihars at thoir place of residence
F It F K OF * It v »: O K!
OFFICII, at G. Young’s Gun wuth’s Shop.
Main stroot.
SOCIETIES.
Eureka Lodge,No. 16,R & A. M.
The Stated Communications of EuJ
reka Lodfre, No. 1<», F. A A. M„ will
be held in Masonic Hall, on every
Saturday on or preceding the full
moon in euen monrn.
Called Comic unications every Saturday
Evening.
Members of lister lodges, and sojourning
brethren in good standing, are cordially in
vi 'ed to attend.
JOHN GILLESPIE, W. M.
H. Johnson, Secretary. ]5-jal2
St. John’s Chapter, Nc. 5, Royal Arch
Masons.
TMIE STATED COMMUNICA
TIONS of.St John's Chanter, 1N0.
5. I . A. M., will be hold in MA
SONIC HALE, on the Second and
fourth WfDMfSUA 1 \ KJN UN US ol each
month, C'allod Communication* on all othor
Wednesday evenings.
All Knyal Arch Masons in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
T>. E. I5AILY, H. P.
W. Wermuth, Secretary. myU
K. of I».
Beatific loouk. no. 7, n.orp.,
hold* regular convention* the second and
fourth FRIDAY EVENING of each month,
at 7:30 o’clock, sharp, at its Castle Hall, in
Odd Follow’s Hall. All sojourning mem
bers in good standing are cordially invited
to attend.
W. 11. DAVENPORT, C. C.
E. R. Dodgk, K. of K. and 8.
Evreka. Nev., July. 20, 1870. 2-5-tf
I. O. O. F.
I EUREKA LODGE. NO. 22,
j meet? Every THURSDAY
EVENING.
IN ODD FELLOWS’ HALL.
At 8 o'clock p. m. All members in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
Til<)S. I.ASPEYUK, N..G.
Lamhkrt Moi.inki.li, Secretary. lO-jy'JO
A. O. II.
flMIE A. 0. II. me^t every first and third
X SATUKDAY EVENING of each month,
at 8 o‘oclock, at the cornor of Clark and
Monroo streets, until further notice.
THUS. HALEY, President.
P, F. S plank. Secretary. au7
MM Charity Degree. 1.0.0.F.
rpHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
A Rebekak Charity Degree Ledge, I, 0. 0.
F., will be hold in the Odd Fellows Hall,
on the first and third FRIDAYS of each
month, at7‘i o'clock p. M.
W.H. DAVENPORT, N.G.
Dan. Nathan, Sce’y. 5-tf
Anti-Chfnese Club of Eureka
Meets at the court-house the
second und fourth SATURDAYS of
each month at 8 o’clock r. m.
0. H. MILLER, President.
Gko. W. Travkus, Secretary. jo‘25-tf
EUREKA GUARDS.
ATTENTION, COMPANY!
| ) EGU EAR MEETING FOR DRILL EV
I\ EUY THURSDAY EVENING, ut 7
o’clock sharp.
my4-tf L. U. KELEY. Captain.
IVI^VX^Iv MOORE,
Bay Stallion, 16 Hands 3 Inches;
17VMLEL IN IHiiW; GOT IIY GEORGE
mooke out of molly music, win
make the season of 1*70 at
Mosier’s Ranch,
Stoptoo Valley, Nevada; throe days of each
week, and at
Wm. McGill s Ranch,
On Duck Creek, Nevada, also three days of
each week.
r«*rnia.Thirty (83O) Dollar**.
'1 ho season to commence on May 1,187il, and
end August 1, 1*78. Mares not proving in
foal, can be returned next season free oi
charge. Oood pasture and care lor mares
sent to either place.
Accidents and escapes at the risk of the
owner**. Loth pastures are well enclosed.
ap27-3m T. II. STITAKT.
ASSAY OFFICE
—AND—
BULLION MELTING ROOMS.
rplIOMAS PRTCE (FORMERLY OF THE
1 San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works), having fitted up the old Pacific
Mail building. No. .VJi Sacramento street,
co rnel of Loidesdorff. as nn Assay Office,
Chemical Laboratory and Bullion Rooms, is
now prepared to make assays of the precious
and useful metals and their ores as well a.«
complete or partial analyses of all the miner
als. salts, waters or other substances that
may bo desired, and is prepared to receive
Bullion for melting into Bars, refining, part
ing and coinage, special attention being paid
to tin* treatment of Bar Bullion, and he hopes
that his long residence and experience in his
profession will entitle him to a reasonable
portion of the business of his friends and
the public generally. my 12-3m
LIVERY, FEED
AND
Sale Statole.
.0. C. CARPKNTKB. H. RISHOP.
BISHOP & CARPENTER.
Q0131 li MAI \ 1 . ! r i N ■ i M I.V
O rite thelum r House, Eureka. Wo have
recently purehc..* i i muuhor of elegant turn*
i*ut« and a lot ot v< * sad<P—horses. and are
prepared to fut .dsn OA tilvl AH HS. III UU1ISS
and >Al)lM.I'i i!0K.-»E.> at reasonable rates.
Horses boarded by the day, week, or month,
liny ui.'i Harley or sale.
By fair-dealing, good stock, and strict at
tention to business, wo hone to secure a lair
share ot patronage. ap7tf
1‘OIU, TAX.
Y FULL TAX Ui' .uflt DOl.LAllS IS
now duo the State, for th y. ar 17 >, oy each
male inha bit.mt over the a,:» of twenty-one
and under sixty years. l'loaso call at the As
sessor’s oltieo and settle.
,i. C. POWELL, County Assessor.
Kukkka, Nev., April 211, li>7i>.
a i'2b
n i m. iifa u.iti:kiii;ai)n,
and cards, priatua at the &ENT1NKL
otlico. to order
M l SC ELLA NEO US.
For Sale.
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY!
rpIIE PUBLIC CAN PURCHASE FOR
JL CASH, or approved paper, the following
described property:
Thirty No. 1 Work Horses and
Males,: Quartz, Wood and Coal
Wagons; Harness Strech
ers,Etc., Etc.; orTeaihs
Complete, if De
sired;
FIVE THOUSAND GOOD SECOND
HAND BARLEY SACKS;
ONE CART AND HARNESS;
Also my Dwelling House, Situate at the head
of Spring street, containing six rooms
and a hall; also the property at the
foot of Buel street, known as the
Davis property, consisting of a
large Adobe House, con
taining fifteen rooms,
in excellent repair,
suitable fur a
hotel or lodg
ing-house,
And the largo stables adjoining, with a ca
pacity of stabling one hundred head of
animals, with acoral attached;
—a i.so—
OWE IIOW FKA RE P I A B
In perfoct order, of the celebrated Mathu
shok make. All of the a bore described
property I will soli at a bargain.
j3-tf W. B. HAKRUB.
R. SADLER & CO.,
*
MAIN STREET.EUREKA. NEV.
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Goo<l» Delivered Free ol Charge.
AGENTS FOR
rOKSIOBT AND BOMB
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
ALSO FOR THE
California Powder Works, Hercu
les Blasting and Sport
ing Powder.
mar7-tf
ATTENTION!
riMIE CORNER SALOON OF TIIACHER
1. & CO. will be closed on the 11th instant
for repairs. Until further notice, I will soli,
up to the loth instant, a LOT OF GOODS
such as
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES !
Fine Gold and Silver Chains!
DIAMONDS!
And a general assortment of
PISTOLS, RIFLES, GUNS, KNIVES.
CARTRIDGES, CLOCKS,
And a great many other articles, which will
be disi>os>d of regardless of value, for CASH
only.
Those Winchester Improved Rifles,
71 col. 44, you ray at a regular gunshor S60;
1 will sell them at rlO and Wo; and those
Whistlers at
Call and examine my large stock of Goods
rtVAll thoso ind bted to mo must call and
settle without fail,
aotf H. MANHEIM.
Private School !
V PRIVATE SCHOOL WILL BE
opened by AIKS. UETZEL ou
MlUMltty, tll(* 2-Alll lllMtHIlt.
For tli*-* present tho school will bo hold in
tho vestry-room of St. James* Episcopal
Lh'iruh.
Terms: For childron advanced boyond the
i'hird Header (and including French), per
weak, $1.50.
For childron loss advanced, por week, $1.50.
ftp2i-l m _
Ruby Hill Water Works.
1ARUM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
* claims against tho Ruby Hill Water
Works will bo paid by J. \V. PJSARSON,
who is al>u aloiio authorized to settle with
those indebted to tho sumo.
W. Ik H aiTkl'B, Proprietor,
jefe-tf
HOTELS, ETC.
TURNER HOUSE*
HAVINA AGAIN ASSUMED CONTROL
of the above establishment I am pie;
pared to accommodate all who may favol too
with their putronage.
The house is to be immediately overhauled
and thoroughly renovated.
A firtt-class HILLIARD SALOON will also
be added.
The Bnr
Stock will comprise the choicest liquors, wined
and cigar obtainable in the San Francisco
market.
The Table
Will, at all times, be supplied with every deD
icacy of the season.
B. J. TURNER, Proprietor;
mrl5-tf .
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
MAIN STREET......EUREKA. NEV;
Mrs. D. H. HALL, Proprietress;
Accommodations unsurpassed in
Eureka; Elegant and well ventilated
rooms.
A Fine Dining Ball
In connection wfth the establishment.
nlOtf
MOCH’S.
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY
friends In Eureka and Ruby Hill; and thd
public in genoral. that I have leased the
Parker House Restaurant,
And will conduct the same
As a First-Class Bating-honse
Hoping to receive a share of patronage, and
assuring mv friends and the publie that I
will do all in my power to please.
MRS. JNO. A. MOCH,
Pioche Daily Rocord copy, fe2S-lm
Hurrah for the Railroad! -
BILLY GILLEN TO THE FRONT.
Board, $7 a Week; Single Itteala,
37 X-2 Cents.
Silver Brick Hotel,
South Main street* Euteka.
On and after November, 1, 1875, the above
prices will be charged at the Silver Brick.
o24tf WM. (ULLEN, Proprietor.
The Pioneer Restaurant,
Opposite J. S. 'Vhitton's Stone Store* Mein
Street, Eureka*
0120. r. Lvzroaauv
WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL HIS
old triends at bis bouse at any time*
At the PIONEER they will find
The Tables Supplied
with all the delicacies that can be obtained*
and the Pioneer shall be as well kept as any
Restaurant in Eureka.
(live me a call and see how entirely you will
be suited. jel7
1. L. BIHCKLKT. J. B. LOCKWOOD
PARKER HOUSE,
EUREKA, NEV.
Hinckley & Lockwood, Proprietors*
THE BOOS* ARE SPACIOUS AND
supplied with Spring Beds throughout.
THE BAR
Is furnished with the finest Liquors and
Cigars the*cun be purchased.
A Flsst-rlnwsi KcstAurnilt oil She
First Floor.
The Palisade, Hamilton, Austin, Tybo and
Belmont S.agos, all stop at this House.
jl4-nl6
Turner House Restaurant.
MRS. JOHN A. STEELE
WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
nounce to tho citizens of Eu
reka that she hHS taken tho Res
taurant at the TURNER HOUSE,
And is Now Prepared to Receive
Guests.
The table will at all times be supplied
with every luxury and substantial that the
market affords. 3y7-lm
UNITED STATES BAKERY
and Restaurant.
>
John Bush.Proprietor.
CURVED ITP AT ALL TIMES. IN THE
O most approved stylo.
Fish, Game,
And the best BEEF. PORK and MUTtVlN
to be procured in the market.
Meals at all hours.
BREAD, PIES, CAKES, ete.
Pastry for ball suppers gotten up on short
notice.
WEDDING CAKES a specialty.
All article, delivered free of charge.
Orders solicited. jylBtf
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
XTOTIl’E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i*t 1 have this day sold my interest in the
United States Bakery. Main street. Eureka,
to John Bush, who will continue the business
at the old stand. All bills due the bakery
are to bo pant to me, and persons having
claims again.* the same will present them to
me for puyw.i it.
JACOB KIR$CHSTALI.ER.
Eureka, July 18.187.i. iylH-lm
THE NEW STORE.
MRS. M. A. ASHIWI.
Corner of Buel and Bateman streets. Eureka.
fUST ARRIVED—A WAGON-LOAD OF
*1 Centennial Fourth of July goods, consist*
ing of dugs und emblems of all descriptions.
I have a lot of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR,
which I will sell below cost.
Vegetables,
Fresh from the gardens of California, arrive
on every train.
je27-tf MRS. M. A. ASHIM

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