Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-14
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Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentiners Reporter.


Chestnuts in market.
Brisk trade in overshoes.
Freight business still booming.
"Tom and Jerry's" in demand.
A number Of houses now vacant.
Excellent weather for wood dealers.
DIR. Joseph tarries in San Francisco.
Buckwheat cakes and mince pies in
season.
DR.. Bishop has also invested in a grey
hound.
Jim Ashley still suffers severely from
rheumatism.
Furnace No. 5 of the Eureka Con. is
being rebuilt.
Gregovich will receive a large invoice Of
candies to-day.
The street sprinkler's occupation is gone
for the season.
The advertised list OF letters will be
found elsewhere.
There will be eight private boxes in the
Theatre Comique.
The Thompson troupe are billed to open
in Eureka on the Goth.
Beautiful snow is being rapidly fol-
lowed by Internal mud.
The bad weather has affected the tele-
graph lines over the coast.
The SENTISEL's job Office can now CON-
pete with any in the State.
A large amount of salt has been shipped
to the Typo Company OF late.
Preparations are already being made in
some quarters for Christmas.
Tbara u,,fl H. 4. -. H. - IL. mn l.
night, so do not fail to attend.
Prof. Duval is fully satisfied thus far
with his success ON Ruby Hill.
II has been a long time since a mine baa
changed hands in this district.
seventy-6ye emierants nassed palisade
Yesterday for the Golde State
". IT. Reminoton 4 % are q aoan,s
for the Giant Powder Comnanv
" NJ. ..o
the arrivals by last nights train
cu. v:,:.-s -,
~oe;dnna~ ~ p.nI - ouiiuIpe . cosy
r,o.a.i c.i.aaa
s.cano whare tha woaShiua s.es ~ nave
3d. "ine'n.
sonis leiharh aplu lures Of rheumatism
arc saiu nave o0on nnaue ny Ut. huteer'
The youngsters are anxiously awaiting
more Snow 'heie NOV oeihg sumcient ior
coastihe'
Judge Rives leaves Tor Hamilton Mon
DAY where nc VIII hoid court The remainder
OF thc mohtn.
Billy Mills, r. L. Chase and DR.. Rock
man have elegantly furnished suites in the
international.
The Stock Report truthfully observes
that the SENTINEL lost its rooster in the
'.late
Mr.. II. E. Ruddick now has charge Of the
boarding house on Ruby Hill lately run by
Mrs. Cavanaugh.
A notice from Mrs. Elizabeth Daneke,
relative TO the toll roads. will be found
n,.der the head of New T,,.davn
Yesterday was some sort Of a holiday
among tbe Chinese. and the usual amount
of powder was wasted.
-o.-,' 60.
Battle Monntain and Tnscarora For soms
reason flew avoid FnrsLa
inere was = general overnauIng OF ward
nromensde noncer. to.n;gbt
Autnors Sarni'a,s are pecom,ng PoPu-
iaI. ohurcnes IN EUREKA IN need Oh money
lne courier says that wants .
Booo Pnysician ana surgeon. here ~ .
chance iof an AMBITIOUS N. ~.
Mr.. Ed. Smalley. a miner in the Jack
son, n an honorea Der OF tne miners
ohioh' oieo on huoy Hill yesterday.
A Stag crossing, that will not disappear
n "a hours, mas been iaia on Main street
from tbs international to the Postotdee.
An aGor, viii ba maaa 70 on.r N. ror-
- -.
natics viii he s;van IN ta'mnrrav.s sTx.
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.eA.ei soy 'n,sen ~ ue"snS ~ 81
a -. 's.s.s, a."ousn ,oiae VI 'as hAess
tunon
r.
AT. neuoe Issieston always ienas .
aeIp,ns hana N = quies way snd "a .nre'
n'sn.s oou.rioa'ea 90 toward tas 'finA-
'o'e oooh'
Hon Inos. wren IL a iavorite with tins
young misses OF the "iinaiors' troupe,
zna ,ns, aseiafe nc '"e 'n'ooss ma" al
HuI'AA
No more gentlemanly, energetic or
thorough business man ever represented
= thel.ficai troupe IN Eureka imam MI
ehas. " Daeon' 81 she "rinaiore'
A Thanksgiving dinner In n OF our
churches Is seriously contemplated. We
claim that the idea is . good one, for II Is
easier TO reach ones stomach than their
| conscience.
To some OF the people who have freouent-
| al <ba HILL ,inaa Aha al.ark - D,.afnra