Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
FLUk DUST.


scraps from the Notebook Of the
Senfiners Reporter.
The Yankee Fork fever has entirely sub
sided.
Philo Phelps theme tonight is THE
Social Iconoclast."
To-day is Communion Sunday at the
Episcopal Church.
Regular services and Sunday School at
the Episcopal Church to-day.
The Iron front Of the international no.
tel was shipped yesterday.
Mich Millich will serve refreshments on
the base ball ground to-day.
On and after the 7th instant Palisade
will be a money order Office.
To-day is set as a special rallying day
for the Presbyterian Sunday School.
The number of Mrs. Moch's boarders is
steadily increasing, as is her popularity.
Mr. Kicker will open a private school in
the Methodist Church tomorrow week.
The delinquent list Of the Adams Hill
mine will be found in our advertising col
umns to-day.
There was no cornerstone laying on the
Fourth. They lacked q Master Of Cere-
monies.
For the quarter just ended, money or
ders to the amount OF S27, 490 we're pur-
chased at the Eureka Office.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford has appointed Thurs
day, the oath Of this month, for his annual
Sunday School picnic.
Philo Phelps theme for tonight is the
second OF a series of lectures on the "Sins
Of Society in the Light Of Divine Law"
Is it not about time that we should hear
from the Fire Delegates? They adjourned
subject to the call Of the President.
We are indebted to Mr.. Thos. J. Read,
United States Deputy Surveyor, for q copy
Of his map Of Eureka District.
II Belli A. G. Condo, who lately came to
Eureka. will call upon Postmaster Smith
be will hear OF something to bis advantage.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford visits Palisade and
Carlin this week. Holds divine service at
Palisade on Tuesday evening and at Carlin
on Wednesday evening.
Long Jeff'' will start a bus from the
Parker House at half past l O'Clock to-day,
to convey parties to the base ball ground.
For ncatness, excellent fare and good
cheer generally the house kept by Mrs.
Lang. at Ruby Hill, can not be surpassed.
Mr.. W. J. Penrose will preach in the
Methodist Church in Eureka this evening.
Subject The Active Pity OF a Queen, or
Esther Pleading for the Jews"
Frank Cleveland, formerly OF the 'Saze-
rae" and well known to Enrekans, is suf-
fering from an attack OF rheumatism. SO
says the Tuscarora "Times-Review."
When the boys want a cigar now, and
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step into Smith 4 Caravans and inquire
of Beard if he is not a native Of Connec-
ticut.
A kiln OF l25, 900 brick has just been
burned at McDonald's yard, above Lauten.
they are among the best ever burned in
this region.
In the District Court Yesterday the case
OF n. Rameris vs.. Il. Hays was tried. The
plaintiff recovered judgment for S23l; de-
PENDANT recovered S262 so, each party pay
ing their own costs.
Superintendent Arlington, Of the Phe-
nix. ie~legraphed ON the LIST that there is a
general Improvement in the 500-foot level.
The face Of the drift in the sixth level has
widencd TO five feet.
The Episcopal Sunday School is expect
ing shortly the present Of a beautiful sun
day School Banner, which is to be given
to the class whose contributions have been
the largest since last Christmas.
The pretiicst thing on Main street, on
the Fourth, not excepting the new sky
scraper" bonnets worn by some OF the
ladies, was the new American flag. As feet
Ioug. which floa,ed from the liberty pole.
The dag was purchased by public subscrip-
tion.
A lady mnsic teacher. highly cultivated
in vocal music, and able 10 give the best
Of references. and who promises s~aiisfac-
lion, is DESTROYS TO come 10 Eureka If she
can have the promise beforehand Of a
sufficient number Of pupils. Inquire of
the Rev. C. b. Crawford.