Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-05-06
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

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There are 500, 900 teachers 10 the United
States.
Frank NJ. Cohen arrived here yesterday
en- route 20 Morey.
NJ. Karsky returned from San Fran.
cisco last Saturday.
The County Commissioner will hold .
session next Monday.
The latest New YORK. quotation Tor silver
wss s4iso lead, 50 %.
Mrs. Geo. W Cassidy returned iron
San Francisco last Saturday.
Peter Lob lost a piece Of county scrip
somewhere In Eureka. Sc adv.
The usual religious services will be held
in IS. Jamos' church 10. morrow.
The ususl religious ser yioee will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Josh Alderson arrived hero Wednesday
from an overland trip from Los Angeles.
81. John's Chapter No. 8, Il. A. NJ,
meets THE Saturday. evening q. 7 O'Clock.
School Census Marshal Morris II. Joseph
IL busy taking the school census Of Eureka
District.
In smother column We publish to-day
the delinquent list of the Jackson Mining
Company.
Julio MinnoIetti will sell At public suo-
tion TO- morrow a LOT Of young horses. Look
out for bargains.
Troy Telegram: When the harness.
maker gets strapped be naturally buckles
down 10 business.
Cleveland P~lsindesler: II doesn't al.
ways require a big-mouthed man to make
q broad assertion.
Mrs. J. L. Fast, Of Palisade, accom-
panied by her son. left Wednesday last
for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. r. X. Morrison arrived here from
Colfax, Cal, last Saturday and will re-
main here several weeks.
Boston Transcript: The maiden spends
her money for \ butteffy cape. while her
father has sll be can do TO &c, his grub.
A century plant 81 the Worlds Fair.
which was 10 bloom come time this
month, Unexpectedly lowered Oh April
"a.
Residents OF Utah are advised not 10
visit tho Worlds Fair until June, az ell
the exhibits will not DO installed until
then.
shsopmen In Central and Eastern Ne
yads are losing q heavy percentage OF
their lambs In consequence Of the contin.
nous cold weather.
Mrs. Dan Mcleod arrived from Massa.
chusetts last Thursday. after an absence
Of seven years. Dan feels as happy as
newly married man.
Johnny Lambert received the first
strawberries brought to this market on
Thursday Lass. He sold them At 40 cents
per box. or three boxes for 81.
Hon. Sol. Hip. accompanied by bis
vito and youngest child. arrived last Sun.
day from Ely and spent the week here
visiting old and new friends.
The Pail Mall Gazette says an attemp,
was made TO assassinate Gladstone as he
was walking through 81. James park on
his way home from the House OF Com
mona.
The weather for the past few days has
turned from now 20 rain; we hope the
next change will be 10 clear, warm
weather-but from the present outlook
w give IL up.
The Eureka Gun Club offers a reward OF
$50 TO any person who will give informa-
tion that Will lead 10 the arrest and con.
viction Of any one guilty OF dog poisoning
within the town limits. See adv.
d. G. Deadly has discovered q ledge a
short distance from town which carries
ore thRt ia rich 10 silver. II IL the lnten- !
ton OF the Deadly brothers 10 develop the |
new claim IT once.-Belmont Courier.
Vim. Z. Newell, a very social and pleas
ant gentleman, has been here during the
woek interviewing the ore shippers In this
locality in the interest Of the selby Smell
ing and Lead Company Of San Francisco.
Hon. George Ernst, Of Nye county. was
Ia town from bis PHO Greek ranch aud
stock range over Thursday and yesterday. !
lie 10 hale aud hearty, but not looking
younger than when he las. paid us q visii
years ago.
Hank Knight has at his saloon five
white rats. They are quite tame and will
get onto his coat sleeve aud run up on bis
shoulder. They were cent him by 3
friend al Wiunernucca and are attracting
q good deal Of attention.
b. Gilman, Superintendent OF the Eu- |
roka aud Palissde railroad, arrived home
on a special train and was accom-
panied by Isaac l.. Requa. the President.
OF the company, and VIM. p. Shaw, Presi.
dent Of the Jackson Mining Company.
Last Tuesday morning DR.. Williams
was called 10 attend Morris Regli at his
ranch, some six miles from town. Mr..
Regli had received a severe sprain In bis
back from being thrown from q horse. He
IL somewhat improved, and we bope soon
10 see him about town attending 10 his
business.
Round trip from Palissde 10 Chicago
and return, good until November is.
1893, SIS 81; Palisade 10 Chicago, frat
class. continuous trip. S55; palisado to
Chicago, second class. $50; PaJisade TO
Chicago, tourist, $50; Pallsade to st.
Louis, limited. first class, s5l; Palisade
TO ST. Louis. tourist, SAC 80. These hg-
ures are official and in effect at this date.
A surprise was received at this Office
yesterday in the shape OF a keg OF Char
ley Lautonschlsger's fosming beer. II
came with the compliments OF Charley's
popular night lieutenant, VIM. Sampson.
whose wife had just brought him a beauti-
full live present. In the shape Of 9 bounc-
ing boy. IA VIC are drinking your health
and that OF Your wife and baby. Billy. we
wish your dranght may be one OF long
continued happiness.
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