Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-25

found under the head of New to-
day" They have one of the largest
and most complete assortments of
groceries, liquors, flour, clothing,
boots, shoes, hardware, miners sun
plies and general merchandise to be
found in Eastern Nevada. In truth,
their mammoth fire-proof building is
crowded with fresh new goods suita-
BILE for this market. All goods de-
livered free of chare. Give them a
trial, and as sure as we are a sinner
you will be satisfied that you have
Eureka'd.
A PARTING kICK.-The Rereuie of
Saturday, noticing the organization of
the new county, gives us the follow
ing parting kick:
The new county is now thoroughly
organized and the machinery of gov
eminent in motion. Vale Eureka
may your treasury be plethoric and
your Jail vacuOuS; may the blessings
of a wise, beneficient and economical
government be and abide with YOU
now and forever, Amen.
PLEASANT BIRTHDAY PARTY
March the oath is the natal day of
Ed. Schaefer of the San Francisco
Restaurant, and also of Ex-District
Mining Recorder George w. Kin
ney. They commemorated it in
grand style by a banquet at the San
francisco last Sunday evening. The
invited guests included several ladies',
and the occasion was one of rare en-
lnvnlonf \NInn Npif aud os.
good time ruled the hour. Mr.. Kin
ney pleads guilty to a pilgrimage of
81 years on this terrestrial globe,
while Ed. Schaefer, being engaged,
freely confesses that he has been
swinging around the circle for thirty
six years. We were kindly remem-
bered with an invitation, but found it
impossible to be present.
DANCING SCHoOL.-Bohen gives an
other of these social gatherings at
Skating Rink Hall Wednesday even
ing. AS there is a strong probability
that the County Commissioners will
accept the Rink for county purposes,
this may be the last opportunity the
some time to exercise themselves.
Everybody expects to improve this
last opportunity.
THE CoRNERs.-Both of the corner
saloons have closed for repairs.
Thacher & Co. propose giving their
stone building u complete overhaul
ing, while Tommy Douglas will 40
a great deal in the same direction.
Both will come out as bright as new
silver dollars, and we predict for each
a lively run during the flush season
now so near at hand.
BULLIoN.-A great many tons of
bullion are strewn along the road be-
tween this place and Palisade. The
mud and epizooty combined rendered
it necessary, that the commanders of
prairie schooners should leave out
much of their ballast during the last
month or two.
illness Of our tOwnsman, Mr.. Young,
the confectioner, of a dangerous dis
ease ervsipelas in the head. Mr..
Young IS at times delirious. and his
situation has been very critical for
several days. His physician, how
ever, expresses hopes of his recovery.
HEARsE.-C. Schaefer & Co., the
well-known undertakers, have or
dered a splendid new hearse, which
is expected to arrive in a few day.
Persons who desire to take the last
quiet ride in comfortable style will do
we'll to make a note of this,
UNDER ARREST Billy Seamands,
ex-Assessor of Elko county, is under
arrest at Phoebe on a charge Of en-
bezZlement. He is to be taken back
to Elko for trial.
SAUSAGE CUTTER.-Our carrier is
struck with the novel appearance OF
a new tangled sausage cutter at Barnes
and Co.'S meat market, but he failed
to describe it.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-It is a we'll known
fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
the causes of nearly all the diseases that
the human body is heir to; then why
pay enormou doctors bills? BY using
br. Hcnley'S celebrated l y l. BitterS
they can be thoroughly cradicated from
the system and new life impaired TO me
sufferer. Read advertisement in another
column. Hhh-l-'hh
a SPECIALITY!
CALI Gall