Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-08-19
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Attend The social dance next Thursday
evening.
The silver csuss 10 gaining strength oil
along the line.
Silver was quoted in New York yesser-
day ats cents
Commissioner Ford returned from The
Bay last Tuesday.
Frank winzell. OF the J. d. Ranch, was
in town several days this week.
The House Republicans claim that they
will not discuss the silver issue.
The usual religious services will be held
in 81. James church tomorrow.
Six thousand American women are post
mistresses and 1900 are doctors.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The silver Senators now claim twelve
majority against unconditional repeal.
Crisp's committees will not be an.
pounced until some time next month.
O.. A. Fletcher left Monday 10 attend
the Grand Lodge OF Workmen st Reno.
Edison says that the man Of The future
may be able to do without sleep entirely.
Fresno, CAL, IL overrun with unem-
ployed men from Denver aud other points.
The present snti-silver fight by the Ad-
ministration 10 making queer bed-feliows.
q. O. Wallace arrived Tuesday from
California. and will remain hero several
days.
Senator Vest Of Missouri takes issue
with the President on the question OF free
coinage.
Anew York dispatch says John W.
Mackay has improved and that ell danger
Is passed.
Tho stringency In the money market
has aroused California 10 action on the
silver question.
The Virginia Chronicle says Silver City
IL the l~ivsliest camp In that part OF Ne
yads ct the present. time.
Miss Helen whitmore returned Wed.
nesdsy from q three weeks visit with Mrs.
Thos. Robinson in Newark Valley,
Ex-senator John Tore left Wednesday
for San Francisco. He goes TO look after
his interests In the defunct Pacific Bank.
Ex-Governor Adams passed here last
Sunday on his way 10 White Pine county.
He was looking well and very pleasant. as
usual.
Z. e. Hoffman arrived here from San
Francisco last Thursday and will DO as.
sistsnt principal Of the Eureka Public
School.
The railroads centering In Boston sui.
fered q depreciation OF more than si0,.
500, 900 in stock valuation during the
month Of July.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads. SO
dlsplossing 10 many people s. marks OF
age, may be averted for q long time by
using Halls Hair Remover.
President Jorden OF the Leland Stan.
ford, Jr., University OF Pslo Alto says the
University will open The first Thursday In
September with 900 students.
M. ]. Sontag. stepfaiher OF John Son.
tag, the noted bandit, is coming 10 Cali
fornia TO prosecute the men who shot his
son while endeavoring 70 capture him.
A social dance will be given AZ the
Opera House next Thursday evening.
$3.50 O'Clock P. N. Admission (ladies free)
81 30.
"Herd" and " Judas" following {" the
DEVILS advocate. are the names by which
British statesmen are designating each
other. Be q little more parliamentary,
boys.
A folding bed has caught and killed a
woman In New York. II would seem about
time that some damages were SOLICITED
from the manufacturers Of these death
traps.
Owing TO the hoi days and cool nights
there are many cases OF cholera morous
among our people. In the opinion Of ply |
sicisns q good rain would be beneficial In
removing the trouble.
An NJ. No.. - ~nau.ka,. - "a |
johns Chapter No. 8, II. A. NJ. are re-
quosted 20 meet at their hall this day ct
1880 O'Clock p. N. 10 attend the funeral OF
their late brother A. ID. Rock.
M. II. De Young. Director General and
President OF the Executive COMMITTEES OF
the Mid Fair, has issued 9 circular
announcing that an International EXPOSE
tion will be held in San Francisco from
January lat to June 80, 1894.
Harry Jackson. Secretary OF the Eber-
hardt Mining Company, arrived here last
Monday. The company has closed dow
its mines and quit business generally 10
White Pine county. Mr.. Jackson will
probably locate here permanently.
The thorough out and out silver men
say ID Ia folly 20 talk OF compromise. ii
the gold bugs are strong enough TO defeat
free coinage OF the ratio OF 16 to l, they
will not concede free coinage at a ratio OF
20 TO /. They do not wan silver used as
money 81 any ratio.
Officers and members Of Eureka Lodge
No "a. l. o. o. +. and sojourning brothers
IN good standing are respectfully invited
10 meet at their hall at IL o'clock NJ. this
day, TO attend the funeral OF our late
brother A. ID. Rock, p. q. BY order OF
N. O.. JoHs GBEoovIcH. Secretary.
The nine who attended John Torres
"Fat Mems Dinner" last Sunday. speak In
the highest terms OF John as . cook,
caterer and entertainer. The best eatables
ane drinkables 10 be procured in the mar
ket were served 10 his guests. who fully
appreciated his efforts to entertain them
like Princes.