Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-30

Ten acres OF sawed lumber were burned
near Chico, CAL, the other day.
Many Of our saloons are beiug repapered
with campaign posters, tickets, etc.
Our boot and shoe makers report that
the sale Of boots increased 80 per cent.
during this month.
Fall and winter goods go like hot cakes
from the counters Of Maclaren d Mac
donald.
The meat markets Of Eureka are as rich
in display Of juicy, fat meats as any shops
in the world.
Ma Wing was arrested yesterday for as
sault and battery on another Celestial. He
will have a trial on the 9Th Of November.
Take a ticket to the benefit ball Of the
Richmonds. 1t comes off at the Opera
House, Thursday night.
The list of letters remaining in the
Postofice is published in this mornings
SENTINEL.
The very latest illustrated and story
papers are always to be found at the Post
Office News Depot.
The little daughter Of Ben. G. Levy, who
has been quite sick with scarlet fever for
some time. was very i'll last evening.
Mr.. Frank Cleveland WAS yesterday
taken down with pneumonia, and last
evening was quite sick.
Yesterday was one OF the loveliest days
Of the season. Just warm enough to be
pleasant.
The town-crier was out, last night, ring
ing his bell. and shouting: Lost ! a gold
locket; somewhere between 10 O'Clock and
Clark street.
The young moon was hanging in the
heavens, last evening, to .shold water" A
dry moon, AZ the weather prophets would
have it.
Simmons, the young man accidentally
shot on sunday night, was alive at IL
o'clock last night, but there are no hopes
OF his recovery.
Jimmy Sias. Jr., was packing his sack
about town, yesterday. but it was not the
sack" that many hungry politicians have
been looking for so long.
BY referring to our 'New To-day col
umn, it will be seen that the citizens Of
Eureka are to hear the big guns' Of the
Democracy on Saturday night next.
There are just six more days for the can
didates to get their work in before election.
From appearances We should judge that
tn are all aware Of this fact, and are
putting in their best ticks.
A Mormon fruit peddler growled about
tough steak at one Of our restaurants, last
evening, saying it was "stringyer than o
root" He ought to know, as he has lived
in southern Utah for the past 20 years.
Old man Walker has a display in his res
taur ant window that would tempt the ap-
petite Of a vegetarian. There is a variety.
from the solid dried elk meat and mon
strous squash, up to the daintiest grub i'm
aginable.
The great American voter, free, indie
pendent, unterrified, intelligent and proud,
AS he is, will probably walk up to the polls
on the 9th Of November next, and take his
ticket from the first striker he meets, who
will give him 50. so to vote it straight.
A man from the mountains came in on
top Of three cords OF crooked limbs, urging
along a spike team at a snail's pace, last
night. He traded his load off. and went
home with a cigar box full of groceries.
1t will take some time TO lay in q supply
Of winters grub for his family Of ii ct
this rate of doing business.
W. II. Clark started in to make a store
house in the bowels of Mob Hill. He lone
it. and filed it with goods, and now he
las commenced digging in front Of his
store, on Main street. We expect he will
have a chamber under the SENTINEL Office
by Tomorrow night. II he should store
wines therein, and we find it out, we will
start an Artesian well in that direction,