Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-02

Presbyterian Sunday School will meet at
IL O'Clock to-day.
Services in the Episcopal Church to-day
at the usual hours.
The Chicago Brewery now presents an
attractive appearance.
Capt. Beatty has leased the clearinghouse
over Graham Il Co.'S.
The New England supper netted over
500, above all expenses.
The Firemen's ball, to be given Thanks
giving night, is all right.
Twenty-one letters await claimants at
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Office.
The Episcopal Church choir will render
some fine selections to-day.
Twenty. three civil cases were tried in the
Justices Court last month.
The outside Of the Presbyterian Church
has been painted a lead color.
The monthly meeting Of the Commits
| sioners will be held tomorrow.
Robertson has done some fine painting
and granting in the new theater.
Several ladies have already commenced
preparations for the masquerade ball.
The Hooks & Ladders hold their regular
monthly meeting tomorrow evening.
The street sprinkler was a welcome sight
to Main street pedestrians yesterday.
A Thanksgiving dinner will probably be
given in n Of our churches.
Spring street, between Clark and Bate
man, is resuming its old-time appearance.
The safe Of the Z. d P. Railroad Com
pany is seven feet high, and weighs 5000
pounds.
The Hutchinson Family appeared in Og-
den on Friday evening. They gave Eureka
the shake.
Mr.. W. J. Penrose, late Of Ruby Hill,
has been elected W. G. T.. Of the Tuscarora
Good Templasr.
Offers have been made to insure the
Courthouse aud School-house at low
special rates.
Times are booming in the East, and as a
consequence all articles OF merchandise
have advanced from 10 to IS per cent.
The Post says: Billy Mills visited Elko
on Wednesday, and 9 took in" the White
sulphur springs during his stay.
A. ID. o. Dougherty, Esq, and Mr.. An
drew Fife, were passengers by the Phoebe
stage last evening.
Several political wires are ALREADY being
laid. Too early in the season. gentlemen.
The Methodist Sunday School and Bib'e
Glass will meet at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Too much dust for some dissatisfied In
disiduals, and they are wishing for a snow
storm.
More mining claims were recorded dur
ing October than any previous month in
the year.
Antonio Ferraris has moved into his new
stand on Batemau street. Just opposite the
Court House.
Architect Bennett Is supervising the fin
the International.
Several members Of Mr.. +. J. Mette's
family, OF Ruby Hill. are. we ars sorry to
learn. seriously III.
The school children held a rehearsal in
the Hall yesterday morning. and acquitted
themselves creditably.
The firm Of sholderer 4 Robert have
dissolved. and the Capital meat market is
now run by Boos 4 Roberti.
Indications point to a consolidation OF
the Albion and Uncle Sam mines, and the
resumption Of work in the former.
Proposals are invited to sink a shaft Of
100 feet. by the Idaho Gold and Silver Min
ing Company. See New To-day"
The dining-room and BARRIERS shop OF
the Internationa have not yet been leased.
Opportunities for enterprising men.
Sholderer 4 Robert dissolved their CO.
partnership yesterday, and Joseph Boos
and Peter Roberti continue the business.
The Ruby Hill Amateur Minstrels are
practicing diligently. They will give an
opening performance on the Hill shortly.
George W. Baker, Esq. will entertain
the audience Of the Mutual Improvement
Society at its next meeting with an essay.
One man eat four meals at the Methodist
Church on Friday. and contributed 50. but
managed TO get away with about SO worth
Of grub.
The name Of Miss Ada Mannheim appears
on the roll Of honor for October. in the
musical department. Of Bishop Whitaker's
school.
George J. Reek must be practicing for q
pedestrian contest. He walked to Ruby
Hin last evening, an act he was never guilty
Of before.
Mrs. ]. Moe. Scott has been in i'll health
for some time. and contemplates a visit
East, In hope that a change OF climate may
prov beneficial.
rev. u. II. LIE La Mhty' WILL Pte.eA.
the Methodist Church, at II o'clock this
morning. The evening service Will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. Kicker.
The Enterprise says Sheriff Kyle left the
Comstock for home on Thursday. Reno
ites must have captured him, as he has not
yet arrived In Eureka.
Commenting on John Bakers desertlon
Of the Democratic party, the Austin Re
veille says IA to John being a wise man
or q fool. affords a good question Tor debate
In our local Literary Association
No services In the Ruby Hill Methodist
Church to-day. The class meeting wiz DO
held 1t 10 O'Clock this morning, aud the
Sunday School and Bible Glass will assem-
bio ct 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The Episcopal choir. at the Friday night
rehearsal. adjourned half an hour to ena-
BILE Beard to explain to Prof. Plumhon the
difference between . short stop and Q lett
fielder.
The Collecting Committee Of the Epis-
oopal Church presented US with 9 bill for
$40. alleging that we had damaged them
to that amount by announcing their inten-
tions. 1t was a good Joke for had churches
aud their contents been selling for q bit
ap zoe. we couldn't have bought a hymn
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