Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-10
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sentineI's Reporter.
The call to arms" John, take tn
baby"
Judge Belknsp has returned home from
the East.
Look out for Straus' new Advertisement
tomorrow.
"Whet is virtue 2" "The hatred Of
vice in Others"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Wines leave this
morning for d short visit at the Bay.
Hon. Thomas Wren returned yesterday
from a visit to his Mt. Hope mines.
II requires a man OF real genius to be a
hnancier without being the possessor OF
any finances.
As will be seen by the quotations stocks
continue on the down grade.
John T. Lamb, Esq, OF Belmont, Nye
county, is here on professional business.
Mrs. George Henderson and her chill.
dren returned last evening from an OK.
tended visit in Canada.
Mr.. Eugene N. Robinson left Yesterday
noon by special train for Palisade, and
from thence he goes East.
Yesterday was a dull, snowy, disagree
able day, just such a one as would make
an amiable person hateful.
An old-fashioned snowstorm set In early
yesterday morning, and continued through
out the day and last evening.
One OF our most e~nterprising merchants
says that 1t costs money to advertise. but
1t cost smore money not to advertise.
The moral Of the Tilden will contest ia
to either die poor or TO leave no will.
Most Of us will adopt the former course.
An hour or W may be spent very pleas
antly by attending the high school recita-
lions this afternoon. Parents sho uld at
tend.
O. 3. Young, superintendent OF Public
Instruction, 10 making his annual tour OF
the State, and will visit Eureka In q few
days.
Quite q number OF ladies are sending TO
San Francisco for elegant costumes, to be
worn at the masquerade given by the Sun
flower Social Club.
A Carson paper says the shipments to |
the Mint are steadily increasing, and there
are good prospects that coinage operations
will yet be resumed.
A newly elected member OF the Legisls-
ture has expressed his determination to
support no boy for a position who smokes
cigarettes. Correct.
Lieutenant Governor elect Davis, and
family, are comfortably domiciled in Car
son, where they expect to make their home
for the next four years.
Nearly all the California dailies that
came last night contained the Presidents
message, but the document 10 too long for
q country. paper to tackle.
A San Francisco dispatch, received last
night, states that the Suffer Street Rail-
road CompaDy's employees, some 200 men,
have struck for al increase OF wages.
Genoa Courier: A Carson Valley ma
halA has given birth to two children this
year n on January 2, and the last on
November %. This is believed to indi-
cate an open Winter.
Ex-sheriff Ben Fitch, OF Elho county, is
running a saloon in San Francisco, where
he followed the same business before COM
ing to Nevada. IS years ago.
An irate female who desired immediate
admittapoe to an editorial sanctum, was
informed by an attendant that the editor
was too i'll TO talk to any one. Her an
swer was. =" Never mind; you let me in, l
Will do the talking"
Appeal: Money is closer than ever now.
The merchants say that bills are very hard
to collect, because everybody ID putting all
they can rake and scrape into stocks.
Every dollar that can be spared in Carson
is going over the counters of the Bullion
and Exchange Bank.
Jimmy Henderson, formerly a compost
tor In this office. but who has been absent
from Eureka for a couple of years, re-
turned last evening, and was warmly well
coined both by his old shopmstes and the
balance OF the office. For the last nine
months be has been travelling in the East
and Canada. He seemed delighted to get
back to his old stamping ground. He
will remain here a few weeks and then 60
to California. His numerous acquaint-
ances will regret to have him leave.