Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-27
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from IA Notebook OF the
Senfinei's Reporter.

SchshueSh reporter.
r. Sadler left yesterday on q flying visit
to Duekwater.
The usual religious services will be held
in all our churches to-day.
r. Sadler q Co. received a fine lot of
crockeryware yesterday.
The Knight Brothers will oman their
new saloon on Main street tomorrow.
M. Karsky yesterday received q large
assortment Of gentIemen's clothing and
furnishing goods.
Mrs. e. N. Robinson arrived from Ham
ilton last night, and will depart for the
East on Monday.
Extensive improvements are being made
for the opening Of the jackson House
restaurant on the LIST of May.
A large assortment of domestic and i'm
ported cigars has been received at the
Palace, the choicest Of both sorts.
The new refinery at the Eureka Con.
works was started up on Thursday last,
and is working very successfully.
Tom Very is settling up his business
on Ruby Hill, and will leave here for
Wood River on or about the 10th prox.
Keep your dog away from me-" said a
dandy to . butchers boy. Darn the dog;
he's always after puppies" said the boy.
A,young man, who has recently taken o
wife, says he did not find IL half so hard
70 get married as he did to get furniture.
Robert Waters & Co. are still pegging
away at the Grant mine, and have just
shipped about ~ tons Of high grade and
iux ores TO the Richmond furnaces.
During yesterday and up to IL O'Clock
last night we had q regular Winter snow
storm, and, altogether, there must have
been q snowfall Of nearly, if not quite, Ave
inches.
/ The Uniform Rank, X. Of p, are re-
quested to meet at their hall this after
noon at 2 O'Clock. A full attendance Is
desired. as important business will be
transacted.
Alec Steel. the captured horsethief, is
said to be one Of the finest vacqueros on
the Coast. He and the Prescott brothers
will be brought into Eureka from Fitz-
patrick's this morning.
1t is astonishing what q trade Aunt
Hannah has and what a lot Of goods she
Is selling to the ladies. Her store Is the
fashionable resort and the place where
customers get their moneys worth Of the
choicest millinery.
The Internal weather here and horrid
roads have bred one sort of famine after
another. Now the town is nearly destitute
OF wood, and the prospect dark for get
ting any in before the 4th Of next July.
Good Lord, deliver US.
Tom Very of Ruby Hill has received q
letter from his brother Nick, who is at
Russell Gulch, Gilpin county, Col. He
writes that during all of last month he
made only So. and thinks that Eureka 10
not the worst place on Gods footstool.
Major Ben Perley Poore ia the Oldest
newspaper correspondent in Washington.
He has been writing from. the capital for
over so continuous years, and IL is only a
short while since he gave up telegrsphic
work and gave himself up to correspond
ence.
Mime. Piccoiomini, the once celebrated
prima donna, whose name the boys OF 20
years ago used to try to pronounce seven
times in quick succession and yet keep
straight faces. is TO DO given q testimonial
benefit in London, where she lives in poor
circumstances
"Beecher." the i~noffensive coach dog at
Sweeney d Kermeen's livery stable, fell q
victim to the dog p~oisoner last Thursday.
He was q great pet and q very handsome
dog. Pat Stanton grieves over the death
of his fayorite and the poisoner is liable
to get q ''head" on him for the poisoning.