Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-26
SERVICES.


morning AT II o'clock. Evening ser
vice ut $50. Sunday School at
$50 +. NJ.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, Rev. J. j.
Hyncs, Pastor. Morning mass ut 10: 30
A.. NJ; Sunday-schoOl at = +. NJ; ves-
pers at I O'Clock =. NJ.
PREsEYrERIAN CHrRcH.- PRAYER
meeting at = T.. VI. No evening service.
BASE BALL MATCH.-At II NJ. to-
day the Originals and Pioneer Base
Ball Clubs will play a match game on
the recreation grounds near the Silver
West furnace At a meeting held last
evening the following gentlemen We're
chosen to contest rthe championship.
representing The first mines of the OPP
posing clubs and their field positions
during thcgame:
Originals-F. CONAN, Captain. sec
ond base; \. +. Kaye, r.; W. ii. Stow
ell, e.; Alf ChartZ, LIST b.; Jerome
Childs. 81 b.; Il. j. Hall, $. s.; w.
Ober, X. f.; G.. II. Young, e. f.; II.
Shoemaker, L.. +.
Pioneers-W. Bell. Captain, LIST b.;
w. Walker, I'd H.; X. Raitice. I'd b.:
L: Shiplcy, p; J. a. IIarlgrave, G.;
WI. Draper, II. F.; J. Waters, &. f.;
G.. ). Creepy, l.. f.; :. Smith. :. s.:
scorer for Originals, Lambert Moli-
nellie; Scorner for Pioneers, Louis
Reynolds; Umpire, e. II. La Force.
ENTENSION.-Obcrfclder Il Harrison
intend to extend their present COM
modious store twenty-five feet further
in depth. Workmcn are at present
grading the rear portion of the lot.
preparing for the stone-nlasons.
The new addition will soon be in
course of construction. and finished in
about three weeks. Toh. Obefclder i,
at present III New York, buying an
immense stock of clothing. some of
which has already arrived. He will!
remain in that ely during the Sum
Nlcr.
IN GRANDSrYLE.-The supper to be
given to morrow night by cobb 4
Paine, of the Eureka, will eclipse ali
the former efforts in their getting up OF
ball supper>. For Il week past load
OF turkeys and game have arrived, and
Will meet their final destination on the
above OCCASION, i'll %Satiating the appe-
tlieS ri the many cpicurcS, patrons OF
The house. Those wishing to obtain
private rooms, or seats at the tables.
must secure them at once or they will
find themselves Obliged to wait.
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\ NEW BRANCH OF BUSINESS.-MeS-
DANES Reed IL O'Laughlin. as will lie
seen by Il card in another column, have
taken rooms ut the COSMOPOLITAN and
are now ready to furnish ladies with
dresses. millinery, underwear, etc..
ready made. Being in daily receipt OF
new stock, they will be able to meet
the requirements of all who wish to
thus purchase their clothing. All of
the different articles offered for dlspos-
al are made at San Francisco under
the direct supervision OF Il competent
modi>te and perfect aslisiac;ion l.
guaranteed.
FrNEEAL.-Thc funeral ~obsequics OF
the late James Stewart, who died in
the County Hospital on Friday morn
ing last, took place at the PRESBYTERIAN
churcl yesterday afternoon, and was
largely attended by the friends of the
deceased. Rev. f.. {. Arnold conduct
ed the services.
CoMrLMENTARy.-Dick Paddock, OF
the Eureka saloon, will accept our
thanks for the " small bundle" dcliv-
cred at our office last night. 1t was
received q. X, and the contents
sampled by the a]ppreciativc "prints,"
who know when they have got Il good
thing.
BALL SUrrEH.-Ed. Schacfer has had
his hands full the past few days pre-
pairing for the grand supper he pro-
poses t, give tomorrow nj. h. Both
houses will be opened for those wish
ing to patronize him Secure your
seats and private roOmS in time.
BULLION SHIPMENT. The Eureka
Consolidated Yesterday shipped 5000
pounds Of bullion. and will to-day
send off 10000 pounds more to the
railroad.
TURNER IIoUsE.-Tho>e attending
| the ball tomorrow night are informed
that p. Tower, of the Turner House.
VII be prepared to furnish a fine
supper during the intermi>sion given.
PERSON AL.-Iion. u. e. MckenneN,
Judge of the District Court, will arrive
in town on Tuesday or Wednesday
next.
WILL SrART.-The HoO>ac furnace
will star; up sometime durin" the pres
ent week, probably on Thursday.
MORE OF THEN. Postmaster Ramsey
has received Il few more of those mex
hau>tible inkstandS. black and violet.
To Our. Patrons.
WE, TIE VNDESIGNED, CARRYING
on the liu:rhcring business in tho town Il:
Eurcka. have agreed to hereafter close our
;hupS at two - O'Clock Y. VI. on sundays; the
1874. our patrons and all others are request
accordingly. as IT Is onr intention not to devil
ate from this agreement in any ease wh1tevcr.
COLL * WlNZElI,
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