Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-18
presentation of a Sage Brush dandy,


representation of a Sage Brush dandy
Johnny CrOmer, Belle of the Sag,
Brush; good match for Jimmy Hall.
Arnold Goodfriend; Girl of the Pc
Rod; and perioded well.
Ed. Vanderleith, Wild School Girl
a capital rendition of a hoyden.
Harry Maupin, Domino; good dis
guise.
Fred. Lewis, Mr.. Grundy; looked
the hen-pecked husband.
Frank Roney, Old Black Joe; &
good rendition of a plantation darkey
Abe Leventhal. Eureka Bootblack
good representation of Sinner No. l.
Frank and Willie Cowles; made q
pretty pair Of Sisters.
Ike Leventhal: plain mask.
Willie Goodfriend, Yankee; made
good Downeaster.
Geo. Whiting, Coalhurner; done it
well.
Chas. Anderson, Big Injun; re.
minded us of the late Indian unpleas-
a~ntness in Spring valley.
Steve Esterly. Waiter-hoy; looked,
dressed and acted the hash-slinger to a
dot.
Lee kellogg, Jockey; well sustained.
AuJioi5 lON NCly
creditablp.
Nose Moch, Dutchman; was very
comical.
sam Levin, the Princess; made a
royal looking girl.
viii Taylor, Paddy Miles Boy; and
a broth Of "A boy at that.
At ii O'Clock the masks We're re-
moved and the " Zig children" joined
in the dance, which was kept up until
| O'Clock. During the evening Misses
Kate and Camille Cleveland, Lou
Beardsley, Mary Morris, Ike Leven-
thai, Frank Gates and George Mars
den favored the company with some
fine vocal music, and Frank and Willie
Cowles displayed their agility as gym
nasts. We must not forget to compii-
ment Masters Tommy Wren, Clayey
Simms and little Fletchey Harrison for
the admirable manner in which they
performed their duties as floor man
ayers. A fine collation. was spread in
the hall, Of which everybody. old and
Young, partook. Most of the young
sters stuck it out until the party broke
up at an early hour in the morning,
when they repaired to their several
homes to duplicate in dreams the joys
of the evening. Sic transit giOri0, NJ
OctOch / UcSG0Y mOI911Hg.
POISONED MISUNDERSTANDING, with
direful intent upon the canine race,
some person distributed around the
Pete Winn's setter, a valuable animal,
got a fatal dose and will retrieve no
more game on this side of the happy
hunting grounds. Several other dogs
got doSed but we heard of no other
fatal case. Archie, the SENTINEL'S
poodle, gobbled up a couple of pounds
or 50. but he tumbled to the racket in
a miaute, and knowing from expert
enca hat any OleaginOuS substance
was a ure antidote to the poison, he
Immediately betook himself to Sween-
ey's stable, where he swallowed a
couple of cans of aXle-grease and i'll
halt an hour was ready for another
meal. 1t is true that thore is a regi-
mcnt OF worthless ours around the
town, but there are also a number Of
valuable dogs that are highly priced
bv their owners who would be apt to
make 1t powerful warm for any per
son whom they knew had been iuslru-
mental i'll the death of their pets.
AlAi" of nM'-Nio'i'e rem" icN .
conduct on Main street last Satur-
| dav night was not in accordance with
ori.ar No< cas- ido.s of nronriatv and
~
after vainly attempting 10 induce her
to amend her behavior, he waltzed her
off TO the calaboose. She was brourht
har.o 1,a+;aa p,.... ro..o.,
oio,o ,t"..S so''siu"s ~
~ " ir5 Io re|, ,oann
tIh i't, "aI .mul,o in ,ae euNi"aiy VI a
NoI|ie darling at 10 o'clock TO-DAY.
Titus Davis. Mollie's protector, lapsed
ilito s%d'ess over me Incarceration OF
drooninr shirts La inInload in srn1
div moGirnnS Of Enlar ,noter whinh
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