Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-08

Deal says, "DangitF'
Flies are tumbling over ~stiff-legged.

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Flies are tumbling over stif.legged.
The demand for oysters is increasing.
The perseveriDg miners are laying in
their winter supplies Of beans and things.
Hall says the ice crop is ripening. He
| will nave o rich harvest this season.
Daub on the paint. II viii protect your
new houses from the weather.
The Standard Company, Of Bodie, has
declared a dividend Of 81.
The Government is said to be storing
army supplies along the Mexican border.
Wagon trains are daily loading at the e.
& P. depot for Belmont.
They shipping fue-dust over
the railroad West to-day.
The railroad folks are caulking mp the
water tank, at the corner Of the passenger
depot, for winter use.
Nast's caricature Of Bismarck's dog re-
sembles Fargo" the Express bull-pup,
very strikingly.
The management Of the Eureka tunnel
are preparing for . blacksmith shop at the
scene Of operations.
What is the use Of wading about in mud
these nights when you can get first-class
reading matter cheap at the Postoffice
Bookstore?
There was one arrest for assault and bat
terry in Eureka ON election day, and the
party will have O hearing before Justice
Cromer to-day.
Those who nave The winning tickets in
the pool selling the other night, are re-
auested to call ct the Palace saloon this
evening and get their money
There is q chance for some Of those de-
string to go into the saloon business to
make q good beginning. by buying ont
Billy Daugherty. See his advertisement.
Thanksgiving day is approaching. We
know it, because re heard . couple Of
hoodlums discussing the roosting place Of
the only turkeys in town.
Those stunning beauties, the New Or
leans ~creoles, bear q strong resemblance to
the Guinea negroes when they get as far
west as Nevada.
1t is not strange that q man should blow
on a red-hot potato; but what makes him
blow ice cream ut . Methodist festival ct
this season Of the year.
Some of those who took what WAS left ct
the election pool-selling, the other night,
are now around diminishing for four bits
Ito eat on"
Read Mrs. Eva Wills dressmaking ad-
| vertisement under the head of New to-
day. Those who need work in her line
will be guaranteed satisfaction in every
particular.
Among the list of lately published
patents, issued TO Pacific Coast inventors,
we notice that Mr.. Patrick Gallagher, Of
Eureka, secured . patent for his berch
plane.
There was some reckless shooting on
election night. and one Of the officers was
looking in o mud puddle for the bullet
hole. He swore if he could find it, he'd
arrest the fellow who shot of his gun.
The election is past and gone. and now
many candidates are wondering why they
did not rustic those eight or ten votes by
which they were beaten out Of the courted
Office.
A gold nugget, valued at 5000, is re-
ported to have been found ct Cassiar,
British Columbia. In the same quarter,
newly discovered placer diggings have been
opened.
The beautiful new residence on O'Neil
avenue, belonging to M. Josephs. was fin
ished yesterday, and his clerk. Mr.. Fred.
Penfold, has taken possession Of 1t. We
incline to the opinion that Mr.. Josephs in
tends committing matrimony; else. why
so fine q residence?
We stopped into the Pacific lodging
house last evening, with DR.. Bishop, to
look at the Young man. John McGrew, who
received such . serious break Of the bones
Of his left leg. at the depot some time
since. He is doing splendidly, and the in
jured leg il as straight and shapely as
anybody's.