Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-07-01
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
Yesterday So cents.

III Oh INV
supt. Read, OF the Diamond Company,
returned Tuesday from Salt Lake.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Harry Jackson and wife. of Taylor,
White Pine county, are visiting here.
The Postofice bookstore has Q fine as
sortmsnt OF fireworks and frecrsckers.
Genoa IL 70 have o qua race on the
Fourth OF July % one Of the attractions.
ABoston man has invented a spring to
be placed In your boot TO aid you In walk.
Ing.
Miss Mary Jenkins. OF Ruby Hill, left
Monday to visit her brothers at Butte,
Montana.
Mrs. Louis Zsdow. OF Hamilton, who
visited here ihis week. returned home
Thursday.
Berry won the cowboy race TO Chicago
last Tuesday, Albright second and Giles
pie third.
A dispatch received here yesterday from
Granite, Montana, says: All mines closed
down here.
All Of the mines In this district have
closed down on account OF the deprecia-
tion OF silver.
Nevada wool is quoted at from 10 70 IS
cents per pound In the San Francisco
market reports.
A Cincinnati paper demands q button
less shirt. Are there no Chinese laundries
10 Porkopolis2
Mrs.. +. Coutts left Monday 10 join her
husband ct wadsworth. where they expect
20 reside 10 the future.
William SpArgo and family, OF Ruby
Hill, left for Montana, intending to make
their future home there.
We acknowledge the receipt Of oompli-
mentary tickets to the Gun Clubs ball on
the evening Of the Fourth.
He-This shoe doesn't 1T. Try q bigger
one. Sbe-(severely1-No sir; bring me
the same size q little larger.
A horse race is not wicked In Itself. II
is what q man says while he Is tearing up
his pool-tickets that Is sinful.
An east Tennessee young woman has
brought suit for 81 900 against q man for
saying that she had false teeth.
II is now the proper thing for New
York's Four Hundred to eat rye bread and
drink lager beer for Luncheon.
Three convicts we're killed and q num-
Der injured whilo trying TO escape from
prison at Folsom last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Olsen, Of Terrace, Utah, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. A. Il.
Kaye. returned home yesterday.
To-day our town IL full OF idle miners,
and the Lord only knows where or when
they will again get employment.
Minneapolis kills its dogs. with licences
unpaid. by chsrcosl fumes. 81. Paul will
probably now resort 10 ohloroform.
Confidence is restored In San Francisco,
aud several banks which had temporarily
suspended have opened their doors.
The Diamond Company closed down Its
works on Wednesday. This throws over
one hundred men out OF employment.
The County Com missioners will meet
next Monday. Persons having bills against
the county should present them to-day.
Bishop Leonard is expected TO arrive by
this afternoons train, and II so will hold
service in the Episcopal church to-mor
row.
In China the rule IL TO break q head for
every broken bank. It's lucky The rule
does not obtain In this country just at this
time.
The monthly salaries OF the Worlds
Fair are $3.50, 600. No wonder the man.
sgement 10 anxious 10 secure q large al.
tendance.
On the Fourth OF July o woman will
touch an electric button at the Fair thAs
will cause bells 10 ring from the Atlantic
10 the Pacific.
The underground river, recently discov-
cred Ia Nye county. will soon be explored
and written up BY a San Francisco Exam
liner reporter.
She was plump and beautiful. and he
was wildly fond OF her; she hated him, but
woman like she siroye TO catch him. lie
was q foa.-Ex.
Baron Hirsch, one OF the weslthiest men
10 tho world, is said to have within the
last ten years donated TO charity no less
than $50. 000. 900.
Bsyard Taylor once said 10 Marion Har-
land: 81 firmly believe p%ieorust and pork
have killed more Americans than ever were
desioyed by rum"
The Eureka Gun Clubs ball on the
evening OF the Fourth will be largely
attended. The music will be the best
that can be obtained.
W. Z. Sullivan. telegraph operator al
Palisade, made Q short visit here the hrst
- tAu VIVA AN oaAt go N-
guest OF A. b. Culton.
Three thousand iron miners have been
discharged at Ishpenning, Michigan, and
1.100 more will be laid of In q few days.
Cause: No market for ore.
Halls Vegetable Sicilisn Hair Remover
IL unquestionAbly the best preservative
Of the hair. Ii 10 also curative OF dan
druf, letter, and all scalp affections.
A Stockholm police authority says the
Salvation Army has accomplished more in
Its struggle with crime aud misery than
all other organizations put together.
Mrs. Emerson will open an ice cream
and lemonade stand next door 20 M.
Karsky's store on the 4th OF July, where
she will be pleased 10 see all her friends.
The great depreciation in the price OF
silver is attributed 10 tho closing OF pri-
yate coinage In India. We think there
are other causes quite as potent as the
closing Of the India mints.
We hope the closing down OF our mines
will not affect the celebration OF the
Fourth. Let US chow our patriotism-no
matter II we are In q streak OF bad luck.
II will not always be so with us.
Among the other attractions for the
Fourth Of July. there will be q shooting
match for Q purse Of s25; horse racing for
q purse Of S25, with an entrance fee OF
So so; foot racing, and . squaw and buck
race.
George d. Freeland. who was brought
here Last Saturday from Hamilton in q very
feeble condition. died Tuesday, and was
buried the following day under the
auspices Of Eureka Lodge No. 10, +.
4 A. NJ.
We have lived In this town for twenty
three years and have seen great floods aud
fires here. but at no time during all those
oslamities have We seen our people so DIS
pirited as at present over the depreciation
OF silver.