Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-13

DOuXal nave just TecelFeu q AoibO
stallment of the finest description of
new spring goods, comprising beautiful
dress goods, silks, and the choicest Sc
lections OF millinery articles ever
brought % Eureka, together with a
large variety of everything to please
the taste OF the most fastidious lady in
the land. just take a glance at their
new advertisement in to-day's paper
and you will feel refreshed.
GOING TO LEAvE.-Rev. Josiah Nc
Lame, Of The Presbyterian Church in
this place, last evening received a tele-
gram from the homs of his parents in
Illinois, announcing to him the sad
intelligence of the dangerous Illness of
his father, and requesting his imnie-
diate return to his old home. He will
take his departure for the East to-
morrow morning.
ANOTHER GRowL FROM II HILLS.
Another former Eurekan has been to
the Black Hills and writes back that
the whole country is a fraud. He wa
lu.kvto get away and is nov in Col
orado, but says any place is preferable
to the Hills. A number OF anxious
gold seekers are at Cheyenne who in
tend starting for Caster City as soon as
the walking Is good.
ILL.-We regret to state that Mr..
Dennis. the junior Of the SENTINEL, is
1uits i'll, and confined to his bed with
a conjestive chill. He has been unwell
for several days, and has been able
10 devote only half time to the paper.
He hopes to be around tomorrow, or
day after, and sling a Faber for
himself.
/. o. O. F.-The members OF the
Odd Fellows organization in town are
preparing to celebrate the coming an
niversary day of their order in a man
ner surprising all former efforts made
in this town. The ball will be a grant
affair and will be n~umerously at
tended.
CoMINo.-Col. A. Z. Ellis, Gen. X.
NJ. Clark, of Carson, and Judge ID. 5.
Terry, formerly Chief Justice OF Cali
fornia, will be in Eureka in a short
time, to appear as attorneys in one of
the mining suits TO be tried this term
Of court.
PERsoNAL.-Dick Ryland returned
home last night from his visit to the
Eastern States.
lob. Oberfelder, formerly OF this
place, but now Of San Francisco, ar
rived in tewn last night on a business
visit to Eastern Nevada.
READ THEM.-The ladies should
read Moore IL McDougall's new adver-
tisements this morning. They have
received an immense stock Of new
goods, which will bear examination.
II is no trouble for them 10 show their
goods.
f.. AND A. M.-There will he a called
communication of Eureka Lodge No.
Is f. and A. NJ. this evening, at 1880
O'Clock, for work. Officers and mem
bers are requested to be promptly on
hand.
The LAST SHIPMENT.-The last ship
ment of bullion was made this MORN
lIlE, Atlu utiltl tllt 4 again vi
| operation, Eureka will not contribute
of trade dollars.
REcoRDED.-Two United States pat
ents, granting mining ground on the
| Skylark and Galloway lodes, were yes
teriay recorded for the X X Con. Com
pany.
REpAIRINa.-The Richmond smelt-
ing and refining works are being thor
oughly o~verhauled during the stop
page OF work.
REFINED BULLIoN.-The Richmond
| Company this morning shipped seven
bars of bullion, valued at SS,903 30, by
Wells, Fargo & Co, to New York.
A NEw SIpEwALK.-Paxton " Co.
have had n new plank sidewalk laid
In front of their banking house on
Main street.
GONE BELow.-Al. Titus, weigher
and time keeper At tho Richmond
Smelling Works, left this morning for
a visit TO San Francisco.
MooRE 4 M~cDoueALL, sole agents for tbs
sale Of the Eureka Sewing Silk. Dress
makers pronouncs it the best that ia manu-.
featured, sarey y Bowman, manufacturers
Boston, Mass. apl5tf
The New YORK SroRE will have u grand
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