Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-31
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The reception of the Library Associ-
alton has been postponed to June llth.
Rows are now placed carelessly on
any part OF the waist or shoulders.
Now that bustles are going out of
fashion. a woman will not have to wig.
ole like a snake before seating herself.
SUPERINTENDENT NJ. d. Howell ar
rived from Typo yesterday en- route
for San Francisco.
Fred Barnes is just in receipt of a
fine lot of stall fed cattle from Moneys
ranch in Newark Valley.
Smith & Caravan, with their usual
enterprise are preparing 70 light the
Sazerac with gas.
The breath of beauty now betrays,
in addition to the usual balIny fra
GRANGE, a love of young onions.
Most time to plant croquet sets and
to search for new adjectives TO express
your opinion of the girl who cheats.
Talk about devotion! An up town
girl said she would rather be a black
bombazine band on her adored ones
hat than live without him.
Colonel Tyson and Mr.. Weaver
spent Yesterday in Eureka viewing
our mineral wealth. They are ell
route from Pogonip to the Bay.
The only notice taken of Decoration
Day in Eureka was the placing OF the
flag on the liberty pole at half mast
tor half the day.
We received a very gushing letter
from Palisade yesterday, but as it Va
not accompanied by "a signature, we
decline publishing 1t.
Ladies' boots and shoes will have
straps across the front, with small but
tons in the center. Between these
straps the fancy stockings will show.
Gentlemen who can't tell a polonaise
from an apron front will bear in mind
the prevailing distinction between a
hat and a bonnet. one is worn over
the ear and the other on the nap of the
neck.
Patrick McGinniss, working in the
Excelsior mine, yesterday received a
bad scalp wound by a bowlder falling
upon him; however, the wound is not
considered dangerous.
Owing to the sudden change of
weather, u invalid neighbor, ID. c..
Sherlock, did not get off for California
the other night as per announcement.
He is quite i'll, but hopes to be able to
depart in a day or two.
In Justice Cromer's court yester-
day. Mr.. Doe plead guilty to an as
ssult on Amanda Roberts. alias "the
Bay Steer" The Judge fined him
S3l, and Doe puugled.
John Huebner has just completed
his new brick house, on the extreme
xxsagf gtIa of 80, hnG ~ nnkrlU fnF.
nished, and will occupy it ia a few
days. 1t looks comfortable and cosy.
NJ. G.. Rhodes, formerly Superin-
tendent OF the ella mine, Reveille Dis
trict, has been in town a couple OF
days, and viii! leave on the next stage
for Tybo.
Joe Kind is a millionaire; he struck
q bonanza yesterday worth S27 900 900.
The new conner weighs ii pounds, and
is expected TO be big enough 10 vote by
the next charter election.
The SENTINEL presents this morn
ing a greater amount of fresh tele-
graphic matter than was ever before
transmitted in a single day to any
journal in the State, except the Enter
prise.
An informal meeting of the new
Richmond Hose Company, No. 3, was
held last evening. Another meeting
will be held this evening attn O'Clock,
and a full attendance OF all members
is requested, as the election of officers
will take place.
Perhaps the happiest moment in a
mans life is when he wakes up from a
life-and- death struggle with a collar
that won't stay buttoned behind, to find
that 1t is only a dream, and remem bers
that he kicked the collar under the bed
when he retired.
Major Mccoy, with his usual public
s~niritedness, has presented to the new
Richmond Hose Company, in the
south end of town, a lot on Monroe
street, for the purpose OF a permanent
location for their truck. The company
wish us to return their kind thanks to
Inc Major for his generosity.