Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-07-28
HOME AND COAST.
Matters of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.
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Miners NhBcsht hehneuy uAssttOs ~ ~
per day.
Everything indicates that the railroad
strike Is over.
Our market Is nov well supplied with
fine California fruits.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
was cas- o; lead, 50 10.
Sometimes even the man who goes
wrong pays ss he goes.
Cultivation Of the oil palm promises 10
make Central Africa rich.
Life is q sea In which people swim and
show off.-Galveston News.
Importation Of patent medicines into
Turkey Is forbidden by law.
An extension ladder for upper berths Of
sleeping cars has been devised.
The only people who will make money
out OF the strike are the lawyers.
It ia merely q matter Of progress and
poverty with the fast young man.
We learn that Frank Quinn, an old Eu-
reka miner, 10 now In South Africa.
The weather during the past week has
beon very favorable for the lawmakers.
James White, OF Whites Ranch. came In
Saturday and left for home last Monday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Cassidy returned here last
Saturday from an extended visit in the
East.
No logician has ever yet convinced 9
boy that ii was time 10 come out OF the
water.
Andrew Jackson-"B By the Eternal, we
will see who lie 10 rule, the money or the
people,"
Corbett says he has no intention OF
meeting anybody until he settles with
Jackson.
A French naturalist has Matched chick
ems from eggs which he had kept fresh for
two years.
II you indulge too freely 10 criticism you
will speedily get the reputation OF q COM
mon scold.
There IL a Hebrew tradition that Eve
survived Adam, and was, therefore. the
first widow.
New York has the greatest number o.
inhabited dwellings, s95 500; Nevada the
least. 10000.
Mrs. @. A. Fletcher. accompanied by
sister at Elko.
superintendent Readr-of the Diamond
Company, left last Friday for q visit at
Sal, Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mathewson, OF
Hamilton, White Pine, visited here the
fret OF the week.
Mrs. M. 5cheeline, who visited her sister
in Oakland for several weeks. returned
homo last Saturday.
The German brewers strike has lasted
two months. and many old beer drinkers
are taking TO water.
Rev. Father Kennedy left last wednes.
day for Q visit al Salt Lake City. He will
be absent two weeks.
Miss Katie McEiroy returned Saturday
from San Jose, Cal, where she attended
the State Normal School.
Make friends with your creditors II you
can, but never make q creditor OF your
friend.-TAmnany Times.
Just now the Senate and the President
are having a picnic, but We doubt If they
are enjoying 10. Its too hot,
Chicago claims to sell more and better
shoes than any city in the country, and
that she is q bigger city, to boot.
The biggest armorolsds In the world
arc tho Italian Italia aud Lepsnto, sister
ships, each Of 10. 900 tons displacement.
The average age OF the twenty.one
IEteiItutb y tuu Cuitth II h@F
died was 9 few months over seventy years.
The Londoners have finally succeeded
In hooting Lily LAngtry OF the stage, and
she has closed up her theatre permanently.
Miss josie Robertson. who graduated at
the last term Of the Nevada State Normal
School, al Reno, returned home last Sstur-
day.
II lie currently reported here that Billy
Westerfeld, OF Lyon county. will be a
candidate for State Treasurer on the Silver
ticket.
The meeting OF the Democratic State
Central Committee, 10 be held at Carson,
has been postponed 10 Wednesday. August
Is, 1894.
The Trustees OF the Paradise School,
Humboldt, county, advertise In the Silver
State for q principal and two assistant
teachers.
The conditions 10 Hongkong, China. are
appalling for the matrimonial chances OF
the sterner sex, there being only 33G
women to 900 men.
M. Casimir. Perier burst into tears and
said he was making great sacrifices In go
cepting the Office OF President OF France.
The salary is $3.50, 900 per year.
/ hate TO sit thirteen at table
Though least superstitious of men
When noting my host 10 unable
To furnish provisions for ten.
A resident OF Indiana sold his vote for
u last May, and is now suing his pur-
ohasers for $500 and costs. This is per-
missible under the Indiana law.
They way OF Q superior man Ia three
fold; %yirtuous, he is free from ankle
ties; wise, he IL free from perplexities;
bold. he IL free from fear.-Confucius.
Carleton-what makes the bride look
so rsdiAntly happy Montauk-She man.
aged to jolly the minister into emitting
the word obey from the marriage service.
Sheriff Wheeler has an important notice'
under the head OF New To-day" TO per-
sons allowing their horses, cows and
hogs 70 run about the streets OF the town.
EveIyn-Do you think Mr.. Blake could
be so base 40 10 propose TO me for the sake
OF nv money! Phyllis-Heayen only
knows. Il is incredible what necessity
will sometimes drive men TO do.
Sam Preston, en- old miner 10 this dis
trict, and the prince OF good fellows. left for
Colorado last Tuesday, where he expects 10
locate permanently. We hope he may be
successful In his new field.
Unselfsh Love-He-If you loved me
you would marry me while l am poor.
she-You do me injustice. / love you too
much to have your precious health risked
by my cooking. Wait until you can afford
10 keep servants.
Uncle Dave Hall. who was In the rail-
way blockade at Reno for rome twenty
days, returned home last Saturday. He
informs us that during his absence he
rendered his resignation as Receiver OF the
u 8. Land office al Carson.
To E. d. Kelly. Of the Reno Journal,
We, a. well as the citizens OF this place,
are under many obligations for kilograms
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