Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-22

scraps from tue Notebook Of the
SenttneI's Reporter.

senttneI's Reporter.
Louis F. Dibber, Of Hamilton, ia on the
Range.
Tho Virginia Footlight has suspended
publication.
Canada is raising q howl against Chinese
cheap labor.
Fl. G. Fenstermaker came in yesterday
from Fish Greek.
Manager Probert was among the arrivals
by last nights train.
The sale Of shares in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday was quite small.
Charles A. Mckenzie, Of the Eureka
Con-, arrived last night from San Fran
cisco.
The holidays are fast approaching and
our merchants are getting ready TO show
their goods.
MARRIED-At Ruby Hill, Nov. 90, 1884,
by Rev. J. L. Woods, John Moyle and Miss
Minnie Harris.
Miss Maggie Wethered left this morning
for Boise City, Idaho, where she expects to
spend the Winter with her brother.
Mrs. W. A. Duff, daughter of R. D.
Clark, accompanied by her three children,
arrived from San Francisco last night.
The red sunsets are no longer so much
OF a phenomenon as they were. They are
to be called Cleveland sunsets hereafter.
Aunt Hannah has just got in a lot of
nice new caps. She invites her lady
friends to call around and look at them.
Gold mining in Georgia is being enor-
mously developed; improved machinery is
being brought into the State, and large
sums invested.
The Mennopites in Dakota have intro
duced the steam pillow with success. 1t 10
estimated that this pillow will do as much
work as seven men and IA horses.
Carson Index: 1t will be diverting be-
tween this and the 4th OF March next TO
observe the "hedgin" among those desir-
ing to be continued in the Federal employ.
Miss M. L. Braddon, the novelist, 10 Sc
years of age, and in private life q married
lady known as Mrs. Maxwell. She has
just completed q new romance called "Wyl-
lird's Weird"
The Inirmary turned out last night in
such force and with such noise that a ner-
Gus Democrat living on South Main street
came down TO inquire if Blaine had been
counted in.
Prof. Baron Nordenskjold is about to
vary his Arctic experience by an attempt to
reach the South Pole, and has gone to st.
Petersburg in order to interest certain in
tluential persons in his new enterprise.
Mrs. j. W. Mackay and daughter are
about to leave Paris for Italy to reside in.
definitely. Mrs. Msckay's house on the
Place de pEtoile has been leased by Gen.
Blanco, the ex-President of Venezula.
Left-handed penmanship is now taught
in a number of American schools. The
method Of instruction Is to make the pupil
write his name in pencil and then go over
it with a pen held in his left hand.
The monument to Edgar A. Poe, exc
cuted by Il. II. Park. the sculptor, has
been shipped from Leghorn and will arrive
next month in New York, where it is to be
placed in the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
The friends OF John Mccullough are con
siderably annoyed at the publicity given
10 his movements and the exaggerated re-
ports OF his condition. They are confident
that no will soon recover from all his all.
ments.
The late 0. H. Smith was buried yester.
day under the auspices Of the Knights o.
Pythias from their hall, the Workmen and
the Fire Department joining in the burial
ceremonies. The funeral was very largely
attended.
The oldest voter in the United States has
been discovered at last. His name is Jere'
miah Austin, his age is 10l and he resides
at South Coventry, Conn. His first vote
was cast for Thomas Jefferson and his last
for Grover Cleveland.
Copious bulletins regarding the heat OF
Mike De Young's body, the condition OF
his pulse, his bowels, ETC., received by tele-
gram last night have gone through our
stovepipe towards the clouds. Such adj
vertising is too cheap.
The marriage OF Gen Harvey, at the age
of "a, and OF Gen. Leavenworth. at 81
would indicate that one Of the results OF q
change Of administration and not the
least important-is to be a phenomenal 40
tiyity in the matrimonial market,