Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-10
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
aentfneI's Reporter.

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The Germania tonight.
More new cases Of epizootic were report
ed yesterday.
A large quantity Of the beautiful
came down yesterday.
Affections are like potatoes; they are often
touched by that blight.
We will not get rid Of our bad weather
until we have a blizzard.
Major John H. Dennis OF the Times
Review is enjoying Carson society.
No business OF any importance was trans
acted about the Courthouse yesterday.
Eureka Lodge No. %, I. o. o. F., meet
at their hall at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
Dick Ryland advertises this morning a
very desirable piece of property to rent.
Speculation is not a producer. 1t simply
transfers to one whatit takes from another.
Charley Buttlar yesterday moved all his
worldly effects into his new residence ON
Paul street.
Great preparation is being made for the
Ruby Hill musical entertainment on Sat
urday night.
No telegraphic news was received from
the west last evening, from which we infer
that the lines we're down.
California papers continue to be filed
with accoun OF the damage done by the
recent food in that State.
Supper will be prepared at the Jackson
House Restaurant for those attending the
Germania ball this evening.
The politician aliases himself to get a
vote, and takes revenge by afterwards
treating the voter as a mental.
The exuberance of Tom Dale OF Ruby
Hill yesterday is accounted for by the no.
tice under the birth head this morning.
Let a young man once get on the trail OF
q young lady in a crowded ballroom and he
willfind her very soon, and find her mad.
Charcoal contractors are praying for
some nipping cold weather that will freeze
up the roads, SO as to enable them to do
hauling.
Sheriff Kyle yesterday sold the Hoosac
Mining Company's personal property, I'M
der execution, for S6,288. The property
will be redeemed.
Peter Hansen Of Pine Station was in
town yesterday. taking in the financial sit
uation OF the charcoal business, and looked
very serene and happy.
Charley Mikels' stage line to Ruby Hill,
during the prevalence Of the bad roads,
will only make morning and evening trips,
except on important occasions.
A 10-year-old child disappeared yester-
day afternoon while crossing North Main
street. 1t will probably be found in the
Spring, when the roads dry up.
The Carson Appeal has received q COM
munication from Virginia City, relative to
the proposed breaking up Of the Miners
Union at that place, which it will publish
in a day or two.
Several c~oal-oil lamp explosions have
taken place during the past two or three
days. Too much care cannot be exercised.
Instead of turning them down when not
needed, it is much safer to blow them out.
The Leavitt Burlesque Opera Troupe
have left Chicago for San Francisco, and
should pass overland this week. The
company are highly spoken Of, and wonld
no doubt visit Eureka if besought to do so.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an invita-
ton to attend the wedding OF
Hugh P. WEIGH and Miss Amelia Bunnell
at the residence Of Captain Hubbard this
evening. We will do ourselves the honor
Of being present.
While the fieecy flakes were descending
thick and fast yesterday our boy Jim re-
marked TO Bill: you see, the snow is
falling fast to-day. and /, as Sallie Proud
tops beau, will take her out to Sleigh"
Said Bill to Jim. Il hardly think you
know, what mean the words you say; il
you take Sallie Proudtop out to sleigh, it's
I'll be there to slay."