Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-06-03
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

for clothing.
Mel Fletcher left yesterday for EIko 10
visit relatives.
Mark shis: You don't have TO be disagree.
able 10 be good.
The latest New York quotation for silver
was s2Asc: lead, So 90.
More than 200. 900 families are employed
In the forests OF Germany.
The usual religious services will be held
10 81. James church tomorrow.
The usual religious services will be held
a. the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The narrow square toe last is pro-
nounced the latest thing in footwear.
The cold nights OF the past ten days
have made fruit prospects uncertain.
Toe cream and strawberry shortcsks 81
Mrs. Julia Browns restaurant next Sun.
day.
money lying unclaimed In the Scotch
banks.
81. Johns Chapter No. s, n. A. M.
meets this Saturday evening 81 ~
O'Clock.
There is something 10 be said In favor
OF Incidence when q man 10 too lszy 10 run
In debt.
Superintendent Read Of the Diamond
Company returned from Salt Lake on
Thursday.
A concession Is being sought 81 The City
Of Mexico for Q lottery 81 Ensenads, Lower
California.
Corn has rotted In KAnsas soil this year
for the frst time known. Cold weather 10
responsible.
Miss Katie McElroy. who has been teach
Ing school At Mount Hope. returned home
Las. Saturday.
II is reported In Reno that Bishop Loo
nard will take personal charge Of Whit
aker Hall next term.
Billy Read, superintendent OF the Eber-
hsrdt mine. left yesterday for tho western
part Of The State.
Frank S. Parmslee Of Omaha In q live
bird shooting match killed ninesy.eight
out OF q possible hundred.
In Persia when q railway train kills o
man the natives pull up the track for
miles and boycott the trains.
Persons In need Of horses will DO well
10 attend the sale OF Tom Trainor's stock
on the 18th instant. See adv.
Mrs. ]. Z. Falconer left yesterday for
Los Angeles, where she will meet her bus
band, and reside permanently.
The Appeal says the suspension Of coin.
age at tho Carson Mint will throw about
thirty persons out Of employment.
The Central Nsvadan says Q little over q
thousand dollars has been subscribed for
the new church at Battle Mountain.
The weather during The past week has
haan alas anA raKxnaR Autfnn tha Aaua
bat the nights have been cold and frosty.
This closing OF the mint knocks As EN-.
ployes out Of work and takes out Of circu.
iation al Carson about 5000 per month.
II 10 noted by an agricultural paper that
the number Of sheep In this country In
creased last year more than a million and
q half.
We are becoming q nation Of beer drink.
ers. Last year 81 ,475, $40 barrels OF do
mestic beer were consumed In the United
States.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Monday. Persons having bills
against the comfy should present them
to-day.
A large number Of people from Ruby
Hill took part In the Memorial exercises
on Tusdsy last, 90 they usually do on all
the holidays.
IL 10 perhaps not generally known that
the water cross, that beet OF garnishes for
Q noble roast, has o distinct value a. q
blood purifier.
A detective named Black, who was
hunting for Sontsg and Evans near Visa.
liza. got filed with buckshot for his pains.
He found Sontsg. 4
Dandruff forms whom the glands OF the
skin are weakened, and, II neglected.
badness IL sure 10 follow. Halls Hair
Remover is the best preventive.
Papa Hank" says Jim Corbett. The
American champion, Is all right; be has
been examined by 9 physical doctor
and pronounced sound.
Eureka has got q move on for q celebra-
tlon on the Fourth OF July. II 10 about
timo that our people demonstrated that
they are not entirely dead.
II tho drought continues another fort
night in Germany, that country must buy
wheat and rye in Hungary, Bulgaria and
the United States at sellers prices.
Miss Oracle Jackson returned homo
last Tuesday from Oakland. where she
has been attending school. She was ac-
compAnied by her cousin. Miss Pauline
Butz.
George O. Englert returned last Thurs
day from the East. whore he has been WIS.,
iting his children and attending the
Worlds Fair. He looks first rate After
his trip.
Most OF The flowers ordered from Gall.
~fornia. for Memorial Day. failed 70 ar
rive until Tuesday afternoon. The disap-
pointment wal great TO those who had or.
dered them. They should have arrived
here by Saturdays train.
Last Thursday J. II. Hoegh received q
letter from the Recorder of the California
Commandery of knights Templar. stating
That he had called on Alex Fraser. who is
comfortably situated, with every attention
being given him. and with good prospects
OF ultimate recovery.
The last will and testament Of the late
Joseph Dejou was filed In the County
Clerks Office last Wednesday. 1t provides
that Chester s. Baschelder shall be his ex-
ecutor without bonds, and that after his
debts are paid the residue OF his estate shall
60 TO his two granddaughters 10 France.
Memorial Day Was appropriately OBJ
served In Eureka last Tuesday. The
weather was lovely. the finest we have had
this Spring. The turnout Of the differ
emit societies, soldiers, iremen. public
school children, citizens In carriages and
on foot. accompanied by q fine band OF
music, was large and very imposing.
Fsank Cohen has been confined TO his
room here for the past week with . very
severe attack Of neuralgia In his side, but
we are pleased 10 say 10 getting around
again ali right. As soon ~ be can stand
the Journey he will leave for Salt Lake 70
try salt water bathing Al Garfield beach.
which is said 10 be . great restorer OF lest
strength.
The condition OF our cemeteries is Q
very bad one indeed. Broken ratings
and the old skeleton frames Of the decors-
tions OF former years help, with intrusive
tufta of grass. 10 all tho walks and path