Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-19
THE RETURN OF THE EyrRrxa
TRODp4.

Eureka troops, under the command Of
Major Dennis and Captain Kelley. re-.
turned from the seat of war. Thei,
triumphal entrance into town, ur
Main street from the north, was the
signal for great rejoicing on the part Of
the hundreds OF people who lined the
sidewalks, and cheer after cheer greet.
ed them on all sides. Thev came in
headed by the officer in command. and
presented as fine and as soldiery an an.
pearanCe Is any body of men that ever
answered to the bugle's call. Thew
looked dusty and fatigued after the
days march, but nothing like stray
gilng or stragglers was visible in the
command. On the contrary. thew
marched in solid ~phalanx, compact
and orderly, and altogether looked
like veterans of a hundred hard
fought battles. Everywhere, in ali
quarters about town last niQht.
Y Eureka troops and the excellent
discipline which they displayed were
D subject Of many high and we'll
deserved encOmiums. We doubt If
ever there were an equal number of
men possessing the metal of which
good soldiers are made in a higher de-
gree. Nearly the entire command was
composed of miners and men who
work for their regular four dollars Der
day lei at home, in the '.piping times
OF peace" Their high character and
gentlemauly bearing is also attested
not only by the commanding officers
but by the settlers and the people gen.
orally with whom they came in con-
tact during the campaign. There was
not q single departure, as we are in
formed by the officers, in any in
stance from the strict line of mil
itary duty and discipline. These
are high compliments for our bows.
and we appreciate them the more be-
cause we know they are merited. We
welcome them, one and all, to their
homes, and hope they may never be
called upon again TO brave the perils of
a war with the merciless savage.
The FAIR. = Notwithstanding the
great attraction at Bigelow's Hall last
night the Fair was more numerously
attended than on any former occasion,
and the tables did a correspondingly
lively business. The grand wind-up
takes place Monday evening, when all
OF the raffies are tocome off, and when,
too, any fancy articles remaining on
hand will be sold at auction. There
will also be dancing, music, etc., as
usual. or course the great majority oil
the patrons. of the Fair will drop
in on Monday evening to witness the
closing scenes, and altogether a roll
licking, jolly time may be anticipated.
"THE TURKISH BATH ADvocArE."--
DR.. Spinks, of the water cure establish
ment, has placed on our table a copy
Of his advertising journal of the above
name. 1t IL devoted exclusively to the
advocacy of the Turkish bath for pref
ty much every i'll to which the flesh 10
heir, ana altogether contains many
able articles and suggestions. DR..
Spinks asserts that he is prepared to
successfully treat all of the ailments
peculiar to this cline. Among other
things he claims to be able to cope
with all diseases with which children
are afflicted here.
OUR WAR CORRESPONDENT. - We
must not forget to mention that along
with the troops yesterday came the
SENrINEL's special war correspondent,
who rushed valiantly to the front sim
ultaneously with the first note of
alarm from the beleaguered settlers.
lie has been through the hottest and
thickest of the fray, and with the ex-
ception, perhaps, of suffering to some
extent for the want of a sufficient sup
ply of camphor ice, returns in admir-
able shape.
MUsIcAL.-The services at st. James
Church are rendered doubly attract
i've now by the rendition of the mu-
steal portion by the %quartette choir,
comprised Of Mesdames Platter and
Clark and Messrs Dochez and Keys.
To-day the music will be almost en-
tirely new, having been in rehearsal
for some time.
Nor So WELL. - Chris. Molitista,
who was shot the other morning by
Sam. Hollis, was not SO well last night
as he had been during the day. 1t is
not thought, however, that his injuries
will prove fatal. Hollis has not yet
been granted ar examination.
MOORE Il MCDoUaALL. These pop
ular young merchants have a n apollo
gy for an advertisement under the
head Of "New To-Day" Read 1t.
REMovAL.-Having purchased Or. Luken''
| City Drug Store, l would respectfully an
nounce that l have on hand a large stock OF
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery
lamps, chimneys, etc; all of which l will sci
ut reasonable prices. Prescriptions CAREFUL,
compounded. l have an Office in the rear Of
the store, where / will treat all cases requir'
ing medical or surgical treatment. Specia
attention given to chronic cases. Consuita
ton, free; charges only for medicines, Give
me a call. l.. TERRY, M. |.
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