Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-06-17
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

takes place to-dsy.
The ls,esi New York quotation for silver
was s3ho; lead. SO IS.
We learn that ihe citizens Of Carlin will
celebrate on the Fourth.
All our country cousins are coming
here 70 spend the Fourth.
The weather during the past few days
has been warm and pleasant.
Quite q snowstorm occurred last Tues
day 81 DEVILS Gate, this county,
The usual religious services will be held
In 81. James church tomorrow.
Twcnty-four men we're killed 10 The
opera house disaster ct Washington.
The usual religious services will be held
al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The Summer term OF the Ruby Hill
public schools will close next Friday.
Forty-se,en women graduated last week
from q medical college Ia Philadelphia.
superintendent Read Of the Diamond
Company left Wednesday for Salt Lake.
Mrs. r. K. Morrison left last Monday
for Collar, CAL. where she will spend the
Summer.
Judge Rives returned from Lyon county
last Tuesday, where he went on profess
sional business.
Chief Justice Fuller has suspended the
decision regarding the Sunday closing Of
the Worlds Fair.
A heavy rainstorm occurred last Tues
day at the Hay Ranch, on the line Of the
L. 4 P. railroad.
Friends Of Alex Fraser. in San Fran.
cisco. write here that he will not lose his
eyesight entirely.
The lar who delights to get up with
the lark Is never seen. out upon one after
dark.-Boston Courier.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson, with a son and
daughter, returned Thursday from an ex.
tended visit in California.
Mrs. Joseph winzell came In Tuesday
from hor Il Valley ranch. and will 70.
main here for some time.
The Eureka public school closed last
Thursday for vacation, which will be until
the ith OF September next.
d. j. Cotton, Auditor OF the Z. a p. r.
II. Company 81 this place, left Wednesday
for q vacation ct Salt Lake.
Misc Maud Rives returned homo last
Tuesday from Reno, where she has Just
graduated from the University.
Mrs. Edward Mccormick and Mrs. M.
McGarry and her daughter Ethel. left yes.
torday 10 visit the Worlds Fair.
II. A. McKim and wife, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stinson, will leave next Mon
day for q Witt In the East and the Worlds
Fair.
Frank Alexander. who has been ailing
for a long time, left yesterday for San
Francisco 10 have a surgical operation per-
formed.
A man 10 Indiana has just died from
excessive tobacco chewing. The music at
his funeral should not be o dirge but an
oyerchewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Laird, and Mrs.
John Drsger, OF Ruby Hill. left yesterday
for a yisi. in the East and will take 10 the
Worlds Fair.
One employment agency OF New York
sent 500 servant girls to the new hotels In
Chicago and New Workers are absolutely
suffering for help.
Miss Minnie ssdler, Edgar sAdler and
Geo. II. HUI. who have been attending
the State University. returned home last
Monday morning.
Denmark has a woman blcyclist who IL
Secretary Of the Dsnish Road Club and
who has made the marvellous record OF
i0l miles In ~ hours.
James Orr, OF White Pine. passed
through Eureka last Thursday on his way
10 Reno 10 attend the meeting Of the Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge.
Premature badness may be prevented
and the hair made TO grow on heads al
ready bald, by the use OF Halls Vegetable
Sicilisn Hair Remover.
We understand that the attendance
A. A. -..aslA 80. ILL 10 ga an
the Fourth. That's right. Come. snd
bring the whole family.
Mrs. Joseph williams and her three
children, Of Hot Crock. Nye county, left
yesterday 10 Welt relatives 10 Iowa, and
will take in the Worlds Fair.
The Salem, Mass, Register recently sus-
pended publication. The paper was w
years old. the editor 80 and the sub editor
had been In harness 40 years.
All tho public school teachers left BY
yesterdays train for Palisade, from whence
they will strike out In different directions
10 spend their summer vacation.
Oar celebration Of the Fourth is to be Q
grand affair. The different committees
are exerting themselves TO make 10 su'
perior TO any we have ever lad.
Mrs. Carrie Cummings horsewhipped
Frank Morey at VissliA because he re-
fused TO marry her, after inducing her TO
obtain . divorce from her husband.
Poor Patti She had TO make q rule
that she will never kiss any but her init
mate friends. because after her last concert
5000 ladies insisted upon embracing her.
Georgia didn't put up any State build
ing al the Worlds Fair, but she has 3d.
900 acres OF w~atermelons which she pro-
poses TO let visitors ct the fair open for
coin.
II will DO seen by advertisement thai
the sale of the half interest Of the late
Geo. W. Cassidy in the SENTINEL build
ing has been postponed to Saturday July
8, 1898.
John H. Shoemaker, who has been at
tending the meeting OF the Masonic Grand
Lodge at Reno. returned home on Thurs
day. He was accompanied by his son
Johnny.
A Detroi. doctor. who undertook 10 pull
q dislocated ankle into place, dislocsted
has entered suit against the doctor for
IS, 900 damages.
Princess Eulalie Ia a born diplomat.
should play for her ediication. she In
stantly chose "The S~tar-Spapgled Ban
ner."-Woodland Mail.
At the close OF a long prayer by a
father who had prayed for Q poor family.
his son said: "Father, II / had as much
wheat in the barn as you have. l would
answer that prayer myself"
As the 4th Of July comes on Tuesday
this year, some men In San Francisco are
trying to work up public opinion in favor
OF making Q three days holiday. from
Sunday to Tuesday inclusive.
Thursday OF last week Fred Sharon
took four shots at Dave Crosby on @
street In Virginia 0ity. One OF the shot: