Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-09-15
PERSONAL 7
sovcr,snts Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere

tt Thursday.
~, Arlington returned from Sali
t,ke last Thursday.
NJ. NJ. d. Foley left last Monday on a
vjt h. Ennor ranch.
Mr.. A. S. Longley, Of Palisade, was in
.yn during the week.
Mrs Henry Mau returned home from
Francisco last Tuesday.
Go to church to-day and hear Rev. Mr..
Rick farewell sermon.
Geo. W. Baker, ESQ.,, left lest Wednes.
a,y for Tuscarora on legal business.
a. the resent election in Maine the Re.
mbican majority is given at 10000.
Charles Y. Greek left by blackboard last
uenlay night 10 return to T%uscarcra.
Farmer A. NJ. Self and George Manson
nme in from Duckwater last Wednesday.
II Is reported that all the lawyers In the
Sate advocate the election Of Judge Sea-
rdL
Ths unkindest cut Of all Fries says the
hmonls are FLAT and to give them
Be-.
Mrs. !. l.. Wines left for Elko and Reno
ha Monday, 10 be absent about two
sesks.
Miss Maud Harkin committed suicide in
Virginia City by taking strychnine last
Monday.
Gus Corenke returned home from San
Francisco last Tuesday after a short bust
ness trip.
Sheriff Sweeney, accompanied by Tom
Dale, left for Austin last Tuesday by pri.
fate conveyance.
We have received Mr.. Harrison's letter
Of acceptance, but too late for any re-
marks IN this issue.
The Republicans Of Douglas county are
talking Of running Ben Palmer. a colored
man, for the Assembly.
=. B. Straight, Of Duckwater, came in
town las, Tuesday. The old gentleman is
still under the weather.
j. II. Taber, Of Elko, has resigned his
position as taller, and John Mckee has
been appointed to I'LL the vacancy.
Chief Of Police Henderson, Of Virginia
City, is said to be a very sick man. He is
believed 10 have suffered q stroke Of par
alysis.
Fred ]. Plaeeman, the Wholesale liquor
merchant Of San Francisco, and his
nephew, J. F. Plageman, arrived in town
last Thursday.
Governor Waterman of California says
be would not commute Goldenson's sen
tence il all the people Of California begged
it on their knees.
Ed. Curnow, Of Ruby Hill, left for
Winnemucca yesterday to Join the brass
band AZ that place, and will play with
them at the Reno Fair.
Mrs. Cary Barney, OF Woodland, Cal,
IT. Il NJ. "a D.l,In4uu.Nrh aud
Mrs. l.. A. Dnnkle, arrived here last Tues
day on a visit to these ladies.
Henry Levy, Of the firm Of Morris 4
left last Monday for San Francisco
10 select a Fall stock of dry goods. lie
will be absent two or three weeks.
f.. Berg. Of Woodland, Cal, an uncle Of
B. Berg, the groceryman, on Main street,
Irriyed here last Thursday, and may posi-
by embark in business in Eureka.
Judge a. l.. Fitzgerald returned home
N Wednesday last from Winnemucca, n
N the following day started for Phoebe,
he will hold a term OF court.
Hon. Geo. W. Cassidy and Hon. VIM.
II. Seawell are expected to arrive here
his evening, and viii leave for Seligman,
Pine county, Monday morning.
Mrs. b. F. McCuen and son, Maxey,
eturned home from San Francisco last
tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Merl, sis
en- Of the former, who will remain here on
visit.
DIR. j. Il. n. Owen and Jo. Molino
.arteA oF on another prospecting trip TO
Ruby Mountain District last Thursday
morning. They evidently .hink well OF
locality.
Harry Featherstone arrived here By pri-
rate conveyance from the Keystone mine,
Robinson District, last Sunday, and alter
attending to some business left Tor home
IN Tuesday last.
The American party have nominated
Frank Pixley for Congressman from the
District Of California. The friends
4 Congressman Morrow feel sore over the
nomination Of PiNley, as they expected the
American party % indorse Morrow.
NJ. Karsky left for San Francisco last
to purchase new stocks OF cloth
Ing and dry goods for the Fall season. lie
took with him his little son Jessie, who
has promised TO report all the great sights
Of the Bay city on his return home.
Stephen IL. Stephens and his brother
Thomas, well known miners OF this camp,
returned here from a long visit to Corn
wall, England, last Tuesday, and were ac'
c%ompanied by two new corners IN these
parts, Messrs. w. IL. Richards and Rich
ard Oates.
This is the Jewish Day Of Atonement
and is being observed by all Israelites
throughout the world in fasting and
prayer. Our Hebrew citizens will keep
their places Of business closed during the
day and viii reopen them again this even
ing, at dark.
Mira. A. G. Brown, accompanied by her
son aud daughter, William and Mary
Blackwell, came in from Currant Creek
last Thursday and left Yesterday Tor
Whites ranch, where she will remain some
time visiting. Miss Blackwell departed at
the same time for Salt Lake to resume her
studies at st. Mary's Academy.