Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-03-31
HOME AND COAST.
x.,,sr, of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

n .wnnT1W Will NC "a
80 church tomorrow 10 see the new
bJnnets. - 49,,
Friday evening!
m. Eureka Con. furnaces viii start
.boat the 10th Of April.
r..o.uv maintains its Imperial family
'cast of go, 0OO, OOO a year.
- new cases Of smallpox have
zen out in Virginia City.
n~.,bino at the Methodist Church
.'morrow Sunday evening.
Tss Republican State Con ention will
lid al Winnemucca May 10.
n Karsky is selling great bargains In
.,.,k;ag and gents furnishing goods.
~.. hattie ground Of the Sharon divorce
has been transferred to Washington.
p.,us Hose Company will hold a
Ting Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
..,eting Of st. Johns Chapter No. 5.
~ H., will be held this evening at
iEsaock'
Bche wants a doctor, and the Record
as.hsre is a good field for a physician In
L3uln county.
Congress has passed the bill appropriat-
$500 for the funeral expenses Of the
M Chief Justice.
= NJ. Heitman is having q rock wall
hlt along the. sidewalk IN the south side
dthe San Francisco Brewery.
Preachers never strike for higher salary.
They are generally too busy trying TO get
what has already been promised them.
Charley Lautenschlager has on exhibit
ton A fine picture Of the late Kaiser
Wilhelm and Count Bismarck in consulta-
ton.
Charley Broy has had a force Of men at
work in Goodwin Canyon during the week
s%hoyeling snow and picking les out Of the
rad.
The Republican County Committee will
meet at the Office Of Hon. Thomas Wren
on Tuesday evening next. See advertise
ment.
In New York the lead market q week
40 was firm at BIS, and BIB bid for
April up to November delivery without
sellers.
Polite burglar: MADAM, you are too
yogng 10 wear such unfashionable j~ewelry.
You must really permit me to recommend
anew set"
Gentlemen, be it remembered, may at
tend the calico party in calico suits or not,
As they choose, but must in any event wear
calico necktie.
Invest in q ticket for the Catholic
Church parlor organ. 1t Is a fine instru-
ment, and has had but little use. Ii will
be drawn for shortly.
When the Eureka Star Band receive
their silver plated Besson horns, we learn
that they will serenade all the haadsomest
young ladies in town.
The tributers in the Dunderberg mine all
turned out last Thursday aud helped
Charley Broy's men to shovel the snow out
Of the Goodwin Canyon road.
The Board Of County Commissioner
will meet on Monday next. Persons hav-
Ing bills against the county should present
them to-day to Judge Harmon.
B. Berg contributed 500 towards shovel
ing out the Goodwin Canyon o this
week. This smacks Of enterprise that the
Dunderberg tributers won't forget.
The San Francisco Brewery has been
somewhat improved by new flooring.
"Uucle George" wore out the old floor
dancing -attendaDce on his customers.
Charley Loyieh, the tailor, formerly Of
this place, but now Of Tuscarora, is a
man, having been notified that he Is
the winner Of s. in the Louisiana Lottery.
A leading Chinese merchant Of San
who had everybodyis condolences,
has skipped out with about S4O,O0O lie
in regular Mclean style" between
two nights.
II is a sure thing that both the Rich
Inond and Eureka Con, will start up their
furnaces as soon as the roads are IN condi-
ton to haul ore over them. Let n bust
ne IS men take this hint,
The italian Benevolent Society will hold
a meeting at their hall tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present, as business OF i'm
p~ortance will be transacted.
This being leap year, the young men
about town are becoming f~astideous, and,
1t is said, will be unusually particular
about their dress and department at the
calico party next Friday evening.
Mr.. Richard Ryland. the foraier Sup.
sr.ntendent of construction Of the Federal
building. is at Stockton engaged in putting
W some large buildings for the railroad
umpany. Carson Index Union.
DR.. Zangerle. the Virginia City physi-
clan who is held responsible for the present
smallpox scare there, is alleged 70 have
iondled little children during the time he
- AAbcuuAiH ~ 5hdiARoA BeeAsfNf
In 1880 Governor Moody Of Oregon in
vested 5000 in a Jersey COW aud calf. He
than invested 5000 in a thoroughbred bull.
His sales since have yielded him $4,000,
and his herd to-day ia worth $4,000.
A Chicago T" faith cure " chap has killed
two patients, raised three scandals, broken
up two families, aud is now in jail for false
peetenses. This ought to convince all peo-
MA that ~ ara 4. aa,nokhfur In the thanrv
Mrs. Emma Pow Smith, representing
the Wonan's Christian Temperance
Union, will lecture in the Methodist
April 8, at O'clock. The public are cor
daily invited to attend.
The argument Of the respective counsel
IN the case OF +. Paroni VS.. John Tore,
which has been before the District Court
for over three years, was concluded last
Tuesday, and the case submitted to the
Court for its decision.
An Eastern man still survives after OBJ
serving that: "The year SteenSs will be
a hard year on the figure &, likewise the
candids, will surely have to liquids IL he
otheiss. But it will be a glorious year to
dlsslpS, illumin8, and speculS in real
estats."
DR.. Leek, dentist, will leave for Carlin.
Elko, Tuscarora, Battle Mountain and
Austin next Monday. He will be absent
from Eureka about three months. We
recommend him to those who may need
his services as a skillful workman in the
dental line.
Edward Wilmot Blyden is perhaps the
ablest negro in the world. He can read
the Koran in Arabic, the Bible in Hebrew,
HON r in Greek, Virgil in Latin, Shake
s,Peare in English, and Dante in Italian.
He is a native OF the island of st. Thomas,
but was hrnnrhk nm in Mnnrnvia Iiheria-