Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-25
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
s~entineI's Reporter.

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The Grand Jury will meet on wednes-
day.
Mrs. j. Medling is nowin a fair way to
recover.
"Growler" evidently made things lively
for some one.
Meyers 4 Franklin are renovating and
repairing their store.
@. Mendes, q brother Of Joe Mendes,
arrived here last evening from Bodie.
The Deputy Sheriffs were flying around
Yesterday with notifications to Grand Jury
men.
Be careful in watering milk now: the
hotel, as we'll as the milk vendor, is subject
to indictment.
A letter addressed to Charles d. Zell,
San Francisco, is held at the postoffice for
non-payment Of postage.
A marriage license was issued by the
Clerk Of the Court yesterday to Antonio
Gianera and Mari Pedronceli.
A correspondent sends us the following /:
A sermon is like a building; the longer it
is, the more sleepers it has.
A homestead application was fled in the
Land Office yesterday by John A. Mitchell,
Of Nye county.
The marriage of Mr.. J. Coffey and Miss
M. E. Gallagher will take place at the Cath
Ollie Church at Z O'Clock this evening.
A desert land application was filed in the
Land Office yesterday by Addie L. Ward,
Of Nye county.
Those who propose to take part in the
Old Folks concert will meet at the Episco-
noI C1,r~ol. klfo ovopsu0 Tor rab.aro1
Bismarck" no longer directs the dcs-
TIMES of the United States restaurant, he
having disposed Of his interest.
1t has been reported that the Trustees
have selected a site for the new school
house. The Trustees inform US that such
is not the fact.
Claich, whose insanity was mentioned
lately, has been taken to Stockton by
Sheriff Kyle.
1t was currently reported on the streets
yesterday that one of the oldest grocery
and provision houses in Eureka would
change proprictors in a few days.
Brother Smith was airing a thoroughbred
team in the streets Of Eureka yesterday.
He reports that the Lord has dealt bounti-
fully with the natives around Pinto.
Some real estate, located in the southern
part Of town, and formerly owed by II.
Wines, will be sold at the Courthouse to-
day by ex-Sherif Sias.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford wishes us to thank
the members OF the Ruby Hill Glee Club
for their appreciated services at the sacred
concert Sunday evening.
Mr.. Nose Wasserman, travelling agent
for the liquor and tobacco house Of Max
Oberfelder. OF this place, left this morning
for Hamilton, Ward, Phoebe and Leeds.
The suit OF Ida and frankie Scott Con-
solidated VS.. The Banner Company, pend
ing before the Supreme Court ut Carson,
is about to be compromised.
Now is the time to paint and beautify
your houses and yards. Spring will soon
be upon us, and then we will be too busy to
attend to small things.
A Ruby Hill minister was recently re-
quested to work on Sunday. He avoided
doing so, and eased his conscience, by hir-
ing another man.
Mr.. M. d. Foley departed for Carson
this morning. There must be some un.
usual cause to call him there so often Of
late. Probably he is u member Of tho
Third House."
NJ Niiiiaui paibInvhs an u'toui piishcu
vocalist and guitar player, from Virginia
City, may be expected to assist at the
Methodist Church concert on Sunday even
ing next.
A fine bulletin board, for real estate ad-
vertisements. adorns the walk in front Of
Lambert Molinelli & Co.'S Office. Many de-
sirable pieces Of property are advertised
thereon for sale.
Rev. G.. a. Egleston treated the audien,e
at the Methodist Church, Ruby Hill, to a
discourse on Love" on Sunday evening.
When we want a sermon on that subject
we prefer 10 take it from the lips of some
fair damsel.
This is the way the Virginia Stage refers
TO one Of Eureka's citizens Col. Pete Can
AVIAN came mp from Carson this morning
to participate in the celebration OF Wash
inston's birthday, and to scoop in the
chicken fight tonight.