Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-05-27
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
m.mOrIsl Day mex, Tuesday.

Memorial Day next TUESDAY
Mrs. Mscksy has 3 $4,000 sapphire.
Mrs. Stanford has %. OO0, 900 in jewels.
There are 1000 destitute people In San
Francisco.
The Gun Club will sboo,st their grounds
tomorrow.
Mems oorsess ind a lively sale 10
England.
bishop Leonard Of Salt Lake is visit
ing OF Reno
One can have no greater enemy than a
violent temper.
There is q house in London pspered
with stamps.
The latest New York quotation ior silver
was s2ke c; lead, 50 so.
Nearly every citizen In Reno wants .
Government ofice.-Appeal.
I, ia estimated that the value Of all bioy.
olos in Reno Is about $l2, 500.
A shoe factory 10 70 be established 81
Reno, with q capital Of $4,000.
The usual religious services will be held
in 81. James church tomorrow.
The usual religious services will be held
Al, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of this State
will meet on the 18th OF June next.
You can drive q horse TO water, but I'M
like man, you cannot drive him 10 drink.
The delayed mail Thursday evening Was
caused by 0 leaky boiler on the e. d p.
railroad.
A Cincinnati boy earns as high az So to
IS g day BY singing popular airs on the
street cars.
Joseph Flemipg's residence In Reno was
destroyed by fire last sunday. The loss
10 about 3 $1,000.
Judging by she Virginia City and Reno
papers, times over there are about 10 dull
as they are In Eureka.
The smallest baby at birth was born 81
Buckport, Maine. When "a hours old II
weighed bat 40 ounces.
The shipments Of ore from here TO Salt
Lake during the past month has kept the
Z. 4 p. n. II. quite busy.
The irosts during the past week have
greatly injured the fruit and vegetable
prospects In this locality.
Billy Zadow was exceedingly happy yes
terday, The cause Of which Ii explained
under the head Of Born"
The SENTINEL IL In receipt Of the April
report OF @. Y. Friend. Director OF the Ne
yada State Weather Service.
II IL the fashion in Oregon TO name
babies Pennoyer after the man who IL
minding his " business.
Mrs. Z. j. Wilton OF Topshsm, Maine,
has hair which measures 8 feet an Inches
II has been growing 10 years.
Mrs. John Molitor returned here from
Ban Francisco last Tuesday, and went on
70 Hamilton the following day.
Ex-senator John Tore was In town the
frat OF the week. hobnobbing with bis
old friends and acquaintance.
There are 81 prisoners In the State
Prison and Warden Bell says at least 10 OF
them are under IS years OF age.
The birth OF two children within two
months 10 Mrs. Bertha Carson OF West
Union, Ohio. puzzles the doctors.
Mrs. George Mullens, accompanied by
her son Johnny, left Wednesday for Wash-
ington, where she has q sick brother.
Harry MoTerney, who has been laid up |
several weeks with Q dislocated ankle, ID
now able TO get around on crutohes.
The annual convention Of the Grand
Lodge OF Knights OF Pythias will be held
Al Virginia City on the 9th OF next month.
County Commissioner Ford returned
Tuesday from Reno. whore he went TO look
after the shipment Of his vool 70 the
East. |
Next Tuesday will be Memorial Day.
Owing 10 the long continued cold aud
stormy weather there will be but few Wild
flowers this year with which TO decorate
the graves.
Quite a number Of our people are max
ing preparations TO attend the Worlds
Fair, while there are others who will MOI
70 until Fall.
In the Fourth. California Internal Rev.
enue Dia,rict, which includes the State oil
Nevada, ASS Chinese have registered I'M
der the Geary Act.
Good beoyes are selling In San Fran
cisco AT six cents dressed and In Chicago
at six cents live weight, just double the
San Francisco price.
An exchange says q little girl wrapped
10 her night robe q whispering her
evening prayer, stopped her devoiions
said: "0h. Lord, please wait 9 minute
till I scratch my toe."
Three years ago WI Hun Penk was q
cook In a mining camp, To-day ne own
tao important mines In Arizona and 10
worth about So, 10000.
Mrs. Joseph winzell and her daughter,
Mics Katie. came up from their Pine
Valley ranch last Saturday. They VIII
visit here for . few days.
A novel strike took place at Colorado
springs, Colo, when the changing threw
down their tools and refused 70 work
longer on two meals q day.
The Denver News says the men who
voted for Cleveland and hoilered" for
free coinage feel like The boy who tried 70
hold the mule BY the heels.
]. q. Ford, Frank MoNamee and A..
jackson have been appointed appraisers
Of the estate OF william Nickals, de-
ceased. Of the property In this county.
II the hair is falling out and turning
gray, the glands OF the skin need stimu-
istipg and color.food, and the best remedy
and stimulant is Halls Hair Remover.
He said good night 80 many times
She could not keep from yawning.
And told him II he kept IL up
He'd have TO cay good morning.
-Detroit Free Press.
Eureka Lodge No. 16. +. 4 A. M, meets
this Saturday evening 81 tn O'CLOCK.
A full attendance IL requested, 40 business
OF importance will some before the meet
ing.
Joe Hausm ann returned Tuesday from
a visit 81 the Worlds Fair. He was highly
pleased with what he saw there, and ad-
vises all who can not 10 miss seeing II, ss
IL Ia q grand sight.
September 18th will be silver day at the
Worlds Fair. The Denver News suggests
that we OF the West organize Q man moth
transit ississippi excursion at Thai time In
honor OF the event.
II IL predicted by the weather sharps
that we are going to have weather similar
10 what we have been having for the past
ten days until the 31st Of the present
month, when II will clear up and tine
waather follow.