Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-08
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook OF the
S~entineI's Reporter.

bentAneIo
Pinafore at last.
Lumber business brisk.
This ia the milliners' harvest.
Wood hauling lively yesterday.
Major Mccoy is slowly recovering.
Weather prophets predict q snow storm.
About So 900 in taxes has 30 far been paid.
Firewood and ulsters in demand yesterday.
A fancy dress ball at the Olympic tonight.
Griff Grifnths still tarrics in San Francisco.
Attend the sale Of willoushby's furniture to.
day.
The E. Il P. railroad is doing a lively freight
business.
Seventeen arrivals by railroad last night.
LOOKS brisk.
Just n trins of beautiful SNOW early yestsr.
day morning,
Go and hear the lady pianist at Joe Mendes'
this evening.
Secure your seats for the school entertain
ment tonight.
Graham. ( ca. : new saloon will be known as
the " Empire"
r.. J. Read and Josh Anderson have returned
from White Pine.
A lunch will be set IA Graham 4 Co.'S new
saloon this evening.
Mrs. Lambert Moiinslii was quite III ysstsr.
day and last evening.
Ed. Dodge is daily In receipi Of canned goods,
oysters, groceries,. etc.
The plasterers are doing some lively work on
the new school house,
The Methodist Improvement Society meets
Friday evening next.
Considerable California fruit Is passing Pali-
sade Eastward bound.
The scholars Of the public school spent all of
yesterday in rehearsing.
Dark brown and buff will be one Of the fash.
tonable winter combinations.
Some fine black walnut bedroom sets for the
International have arrived.
Send the WEEKLY SENTINEL to your friends.
II will be out this afternoon.
Nearly 200 reserved sests have already been
taken for to-nisht's exhibition.
No school at Pinto the past week. Waiting
for the whooping cough to aoate.
The canyon brsezes piped merrily yesterday.
and pedes TRANS damned the dust.
Emma skaggs was not entered in the susan
VILE races. They proved q failure
1t begins to look as though CID Prospect
mountain might yet rival Ruby Hill.
Miss Julia Barnes. formerly Of this city. re.
turned from San Francisco last evening.
Lydia, the young daughter OF Mr.. F. ]. Ped
lar. of Ruby Hill. is i'll with typhoid fever
Mrs. Allen, late OF the Ottawa Hotel. has
taken charge Of the Stewart House in 6odie.
The fruit business continues 10 boom, al.
though only the hardest varieties are handled.
Miss Saba Titus was taken suddenly i'll yes
terday afternoon, but was better in the evening.
Bob Beatty 10 now located in the Jackson
House, and has one Of the cosiest offices In
own.
Mr.. steler wants to 60 to the Bay next week.
and invites those owing him to walk up and
settle.
The doors will open at oh o'clock and the
performance commence at 7 o'clock, sharp, TINS
evening.
The District Court will meet in the Judges
Chamber, over the city Jail, at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The school paper tonight will be read BY
Mics May Ashim aud Miss Grace Pardy, Doth
accomplished readers.
The patrons Of the British Blondes and red.
stocking shows can cheer up. Belle Douglas
troupe Will soon be here.
Jim Mason says yesterday was the worst day
he ever experienced in collecting licenses. lhe
universal cry is "no money
Mr.. 8. B. Moore. brother of Oscar Moore,
after y few days pleasant ~sojourn in Eureka,
departed for the Bay yesterday morning
The room lately psrtitioned of in Joe Men.
dsa' saloon will be used ~ = BARRIERS shop. and
Hartsnstein will open there ON Monday.
ME-, Bacon. the agent for the pinafors Com.
phAyt ShlicQ VI = AS
pleasant gentleman.
Heavy shipments Of cattle continue to be
made on the line Of the Central Paoine. A
considerable number have recently passed fai'
SADIE.
Democrats hersabouts are In NO wise dis.
mayed by the rssult Of the recent elections.
and predict that New York Will be an tas Ssm'
earstie column In lsso.
Be earefnl Of your ashes. JAnitos AaEssA
discovered . pile burning on North spfsnl
street last niaht. With . high Wind prevailing
4 Are would nave been the result.
Looking from thu classic brow Of Mob Hill
on the forest u stovepipes that dot Msin stree
| buildings, ono Ia led to wonder why hres are
not more frequent In Eureka.
II grieves us to say that evidently Father
Phelps is smittep with the charms OF tho un'
godly city of San Francisco. Later-Ihe gen
tieman arrived home last evening.
Eureka sentimentalists are denied the privi
/ leQe Of gushing over the fall Of the "sere ane
yellow leaf" There isn't any here, and ths
ssrebrush don't care . sentimental for sas'
/ Denaf.