Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT.

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The whole was performed i'm a most
c~reditahle manner, and the large au-
dience in attendance seemed highly
pleased with the evenings entertain
inent. AT the close OF the perform
ance a collection was taken up,
amounting TO S31 20, which will 20 a
long way toward placing the finances
of III school on a sound footing. Great
credit is due the managers, OF whom
the most prominent and active were
Rev. j. Hampton, superintendent; j.
T.. Medling, Musical Director; John T.
Rule, the Mozart of the evening, and a
number of Others belonging to the
choir. 1t was the first thing of the
kind ever Attempted, we believe, on
Ruby Hill, and inasmucL as il passed
off pleasantly and successfully, there
is a general desire among the residents
up there that entertainments Of a SINH
lar character may be repeated at short
intervals during the winter.
AnArrr-p RurrApn
ry,e hiIIia ri favor ia pyev,i,i,g bera IN
.xu,.
,orrr,mont j. -, tho toni. So,aral
~ orr local ELECTROMAGNETIC oxn,,t.
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nave entered INTO an agreement TO
play q series of games at the Corner
saloon, commencing next Friday even
ing at 6 o'clock. The entrance fee has
been fixed ut ten dollars, the player
winning the greatest number Of
games to be awarded two thirds of the
amount of the purse, and The balance
to be given to the person winning the
next greatest number. The entries
close tomorrow evening at 9 O'Clock.
The contest is open for all local bill.
lard players, and amy person desiring
:, ten ana sjoning the aoree1rent. IL i,
e. pected that it will take three even
oIsuiusy anu ou,i'ay.
cd POOLS will be sold on the general
result, and also on each separate game.
Several gentlemen have already signi-
fed their willingness to get away with
the purse.
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ih"'o"h W wiz oe
noticed by bis advertisement under
the head Of New To dav,u Il. J. Bell.
IN. .n,sr,risi,o s.aoe ma, hos
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me stage leaves here at : O'Clock TINS
nfo'ins 81" 100 "uau uny ..o.e-
Tybo. in thirty hours. The road is
we'll stocked, comfortable coaches
have been provided and every ar
rangeInent has been made for the con
venience and comfort of passengers.
Mr.. Bell deserves credit for the enter
prise which he has displayed under
somewhat adverse circumstances. and
1t Is 20 be hoped that his efforts will be
properly appreciated by the travelling
puDfc.
Dull TihEs.-E Eureka is exceedingly
dull about now. The scarcity OF money
is a general and ail-pervading ON
plant. AT least three things contrib
ute to this state of affairs. In the first
place, it is the last of the month; sec
ondly, a great deal of coin has been
taken out of circulation in the pay
ment OF taxes; and thirdly, several
thousand dollars remain locked up on
the result of the presidential election.
wbent the com nanies nav off after the
first of the month.
FOX o"ffiNu CLERh'-eapeain WIZ
y. Rabbits, of Palisade, writes us that
he desires tho positiou of Convinp
r1orL ~ ,ha Assanhlv =, ,ho ,nn,ina
sass;on Of h TeaisIa,nr Tta ran
III, o. 1870 ~ snna
rartv and is in every way we'll ouali-
fiaH FIR fha nOQiTipn which ha SaakS