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

NECKTIE SOCIAL.-The necktic party
TO be given Oh Wednesday evening
next by the Templar Club, promises
to be a fine affair. Some doubt has
been entertained as to whether the hall
would be repaired in time for the
event, but we can safely predict that
the work will be completed in ample
time to allow the ball to come of as
announced. Tickets can be obtained
at Lukcn's drug store, and the princi-
pal dry goods houses in town.
FINE CABINET.-Van Alstinc, Of the
Wine Rooms, has had a fine cabinet
placed in his saloon for the reception
of mineral and other specimens. The
collection already embraces Il variety
of specimens from the mines OF this
and other portions Of the State. The
cabinet, aside from its intrinsic value,
is al ornament to the place, attracting
the attention of all interested in the
meteorological development OF the
country.
GLOoMY.-Iesterday was a gloomy
day. Threatening signs of an APP
preaching rain storm were every
where visible throughout the day;
but at night, pale Luna rose in her
clouded majesty, unwilling her peer
less light, throwing IL silver mantle
over hill and dale, while the dark bank
of frowning clouds gradually grew
dilninutive, and at last sank out of
sight.
ANOTHER SET-To.-"Lobs.er Jack"
and " Double-out Pete" had a second
round in the lower hurdy house at II
o'clock last night. y pistol was drawn
by the latter but not used. Both We're
pretty severely p~unInelcd. Our intor-
lnant say, they have agreed to fight
with siN-Shooters to-day. They have
Il full permission.
SELECT SCHoOL.-Miss Mollie Raw
cnscrott will open, on Monday morn
ing next, ut 81 o'clock private school
for children, in the vestry ofSt. James
church.. Parents who desire their
children taught by Il thoroughly COM
pe,ent teacher and one who will devote
her time TO the advancement of those
BIlCttt UIltltt hCI Cil(tl St, SIlOllI SClTU
them to this school.
LAST DAY.-With to-day, Easter
Eve, the lentcn season draws to Il
close, and those who have been taught
to observe the past forty days, as the
time set apart for repentance owe the
past wear can now emerge rom their
reclusion and once more enter into the
designations of worldly enjoyment.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-The Eureka
Consolidated Company shipped 224,-
600 pounds of bullion during the last
month. This is the lightest shipment
made in some tine by this company,
but the above is the product of but one
furnace.
INFORMATION WANrED.-E. Thomas,
of Pittsburg, Pa, desires to learn the
present whereabouts of his sister, a
widow lady named Mary Il. Evans,
who, he says, settled in Virginia city
ten or twelve years ago, since which
time he has heard nothing from her.
FOR SALE.-PartieS DESTROYS of pur-
chasing a good wagon car find one
offered for sale by inquiling at w. II.
ClarI's stone store, corner OF Main
and Clark streets
PERsoNAL.-Dan. Morgan left last
night on a flying visit to San Francisco.
He intends returning in W weeks,
and during his absence will visit Car
son, Virginia and other cities.
HYMENIAL.-A wedding will take
place tomorrow night; but what's
their names, or where they live, we
amt a-gOing to tcll.'
For SALE.-A wood ranch with two
hundred cords OF pine wood can be
bought cheap by inquiring immediate
" to Joe Itavelle, at w. IL. Clarks.
SENvICE.-Evening service will be
held at the st. James Churcl, at half
past seven O'Clock this evening. All
are invited to attend.
POLICE CoURr.-No criminal bust
ness was transacted at this place yes
terday.
SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklies and mOnthlies;
also, for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, ut the Postofiicc Stationery
and News Depot. d3o*
The celebrated Atkinson shirt, and a
full assortment of gentlemen's under
wear, can be had at W. IL. llark's.
mh2S
Doors AND SHOES, a superior al J.
Gle, and of the latest style, at VII.
Clark's. hlh-o
GIVE the pioneer and most reliable
| Matchmaker, Jeweler and Engraver
of Eureka, j. Stratus, Il call. ~