Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-08-05
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader:

Silver was Quoteu IN NoW loIk gedtef'
day st7ls cents.
Will we ge, free coinsge7 Yea; In the
sweet by and bye.
coup,y Commissioner Ford left yestef-
dsy for San Francisco.
The usual religious services will be held
IN 81. James church tomorrow.
The usual religious services will be held
Al the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Miss Irene Ford left yesterday TO visit
Mas Mamie Morrison ct Colfax, Gal.
Senator wolcott believes free coinage
viii triumph In the special session.
,Judge Cheney OF Reno has rendered q
aaeision In the Lovelock water case.
Mrs. Joseph winzoll came In from her
nnch in Pine Valley last Monday night.
The San Francisco papers are now salts
aed that the midwinter fair will be q sue
cess.
Reno Is oyerrun with burglars aud petty
thieves, and robberies are Of nightly occur.
renee.
ABB. Culton, the telegraph operator, left
yesterday for Q few days vacation down 81
Pslisade.
Miss Katie McElroy left yesterday for
San Jose, GAL, where she will attend the
normal school.
People who can talk about themselves
10 the satisfaction OF Others are very scarce.
Rams Horn.
Mrs. Langtry's winnings on the Derby
and the Oaks ara said TO have footed up
nearly csc. 900.
Hollow walking sticks are now very
popular In South Carolina. A pint IL the
preferred Sleek.
I. Is estimated that Worlds Fair visit.
ors are spending a million dollars 9 day
aud over In Chicago.
Kansas labor unions are TO prolong their
strikes by the issue Of scrip. payable at q
date In manual labor.
Billy Laird and wife returned Thursday
from q visit 10 the old folks In the East
and the Worlds Fair.
Our merchants are complaining Of the
general s~tagnation In business and the
great scarcity OF money.
Those who notice the rapid growth OF
their finger nails should be happy, for 10
Ia considered 70 indicate good health.
The Denver News predicts that within
ninety days Congress will pass o silver
Law much better than the present one.
Corn blossoms are the fashionable flow.
ers in Paris. They were always the rage
In Kentucky and are worn on the nose.
Pat and Mike Freehill we're arrested last
Thursday on complaint OF Neil Munro for
Illegally branding q calf.-W. p. News.
President Cleveland now weighs 304
pounds, aud under his proposed course Of
treatment hopes TO lose eighty-,wo pounds.
People OF Charleston who have been ex-
perimenting claim that South Osroiina's
legal quart flask Of whisky is one gill short.
Senator Stewart thinks the sherman sill.
yer law will be repealed. He thinks the
country Is going to the bad.-s. y. Bull
leiin.
Judge Cheney and his family lef. Reno
last Wednesday for Santa Cruz and ex-
poets 10 be absent about q month or six
weeks.
Since The demonstration OF silver
wheat has declined from 81 AZ to Go cents
per bushel. and cotton from 10 TO 2 cents
per pound.
Tho Board OF County Commissioners
will moet next Monday. Persons having
bills against the county should present
them to-day.
The Hay Ranch haymakers finished cub
ting and stacking tho crop yesterday, and
10 the evening the whole outfit attended
q ball 81 Palisade.
SCARCITY OF money has caused the South
ern Pacific Company TO hold back the pay
car until August 18th, when the jun
wages will BIO paid.
Tho new Chicago directory shows a pop
ulAiion OF ! .6i0, 900. II indicates q gain
Of 100, 900 people over the estimate based
on last years directory.
DR.. Thoma, Superintendent OF the State
Insane Asylum, who has been In poor
health for several months, has gone TO San
Francisco for Q change OF climate.
Hall's Hair Remover ia pronounced the
best preparation made for thickening the
growth Of she hair, and restoring Thai
which is gray 10 its original color.
The monitor mill has finished Its run on
ore from Taylor and hung up stamps.
This will end all operations BY the COM
pany for an indefinite period.--White Pine
News.
A man al Griffin, Ca, who believes
some day Confederate money will be re-
deemed. and be worth dollar for dollar,
has 81 ,000, 900 in Confederate bills stored
away.
r. K. Morrison returned last Saturday
from q trip 10 California, which he en-
joyed very much. He says the people In
that State are taking . more friendly in
terest in the silver question than they did.
Mrs. Hannah Davies. wife OF q laborer
living near Cardigan, is o candidate for
the Queens Bounty" She gave birth 10
four children three girls and o boy
about four weeks ago, and ell are doing
we'll.
Miss Oracle Jackson, who has been
spending her vacation OF home, left yester'
day TO resume her studies In San Fran
cisco, accompanied by her cousin. Miss
Josephine Butts, who has been visiting rel
atives here.
Through an error Of the copying clerk
the sagehen clause OF the game law. passed
at the last Legislature. was made to read
that the season commences on the LIST In
stead OF The 18th Of August. sportsmen
will take notice.
A youth named Paul Fairfield gave a
daring exhibition 81 Folsom last Sunday.
He turned q back somersault from the
American river bridge 70 the stream be
low. The distance jumped IL forty feet
aud the water 10 about Twelve feet deep.
George Metzger, who formerly worked
for the Ruby-Dunderberg Mining Com
pany, has turned sailor. and lately wrote
Alex. Frazer from aboard 9 whaler at Port
Clarence. He has learned to box the com
pass and thinks he Is as good . sailor ~
any aboard ship.
Mrs. W. H. Vanderbilt gave q free
steamer trip the other day to more than
one thousand poor New York babies with
their mothers. Mrs. Vanderbilt is keep
ing better company lately. and doubtless
the Recording Angel will take note OF her
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mail.
Hon. John Tore was in town for q
day or two last week from his ranch. He
says his vegetables are looking we'll. dc
denies the report that the Duke de veragus
sent to him for assistance, but be has
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