Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-06

Scraps from In Notebook Of the
Sentinels Reporter.

FLGE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
Sentinel's Reporter.
Tomatoes have q sickly appearance.
Syrian figs and Sicilian lemons at Gregg
vich's.
tom and Jerry's" will soon be in de-
mand.
The Hutchinson's had poor houses in
Ogden.
The Eureka Con. will pay town bills
to-day.
The advertised letter list will be found
elsewhere.
The furniture, ETC., for the International
is arriving.
A message awaits Mrs. T.. Daneke at the
telegraph Office.
A doctors prescription book awaits an
owner at this Office.
Eighty-four emigrants passed Palisade
yesterday going West.
The SENTINEL's rooster crows for the
just and unjust alike.
The Kni~ckerbockers will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting this evening.
hn huJouT1cu HltttlbS Vi tut nTe utle-
gates will be held tomorrow night.
The Richmond will pay their miners to-
day, and their o bills tomorrow.
Twenty carloads of iron for the South
ern Pacific passed Palisade yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Farlinger and Mrs. Bella
Brod were married on Sunday evening.
Hon. Thomas Wren, Judge Cole and
Crit. Thornton we're in Carson on Monday.
The bricklayers commenced work on the
building next to Paxton's bank yesterday.
The GOODNESS Of the nights are offset and
made delightful by the warm genial noon
days.
Trout commands % cents per pound in
Eureka, 10 cents more than is asked in
Reno.
Revenue Collector Shannon has departed
for Austin, where he will remain about one
week.
The Colyille troupe, who are expected to
appear in Eureka, travel with 5000 pounds
OF baggage.
The Republicans were jubilant yesterday,
and the Democratic rooster didn't crow
worth a cuss.
A good girl can obtain a position upon
application at Joe Rich's pawnbroking es-
t~ablishment.
We saw some turnips yesterday about Is
inches in diameter, that had been raised
on the Italian ranch.
Dunkel vs.. Berwin in the U. s. Circuit
Court at Carson, is set for trial the first
Monday in December.
Mr.. Charles Coll was kicked on the knee
cap yesterday evening by a horse, and sus-
tanned painful injuries.
Mrs. Marchant, Of Palisade, has sent us
o fine pertunia plant, and it now graces
our editorial sanctum.
Mr.. John Flavin and Miss Minnie Gar
yer, Of Ruby Hill, were married on the LIST
by Father Monteverde.
A walking match will commence in the
Court-house tomorrow evening, between
Jimmy Norris and the Berlin Boy"
The water will be turned off O'Neil
avenue aud other portions Of the town for
q time to-day. The notice appears else
where.
An exchange asks pathetically "whom
can we trustf' That isn't the difficulty
around Eureka. Its ''whom can we get to
trust us ?"
Jack Perry received q lot Of catfish last
evening from cacratnent0. Iney were
shipped through Wells. Fargo 4 Co., and
all are alive.
Several Of the school children were en-
gagged yesterday in selling tickets for the
exhibition Saturday night. and met with
good success.
Persons who propose to attend the mas
querade ball on Christmas eve should call
on Mrs. Stratus and select their costumes.
The best will soon be taken.
In February, next year, there will be Ave
Sundays. This fact occurs but three times
Ia . century. Thus, after 1880, we will
have to wait until 1920 before the shortest
month Of the year can again boast Of Ave
Sundays.
A correspondent Of the Lesdvills Eclipse
IL anxious to know what Is raised in beer
gardens. The frat thing raised Is = dosen
~sohooners. and then Mary l. Is generally
raised with the furniture.
Lsvan went into the bar-room Of the In
ternational yesterday and found 4 Demo.
cratic rooster pasted on the glass. He
piously calculated Dam it," and went
home in disgust.
A cabbage head weighing IS pounds was
exhibited at Gregovich's yesterday. and was
soon gobbled up. It was grown on the
Italian ranch. and was another proc! Of
what can 30 raised on Nevada soil.