Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-03-17
q. Pairick's Day.

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Tho usual religious services will be held
At the Catholic Church tomorrow.
Some people take more pains to shirk q
duty Than IL would require TO discharge it.
Unole Jack Psrdy WAS among the de-
partures on Wednesday for the Midwinter
Fair.
One pound OF cork Ia amply sufficient 10
support q man Of ordinary size In the
water.
Eureka Lodge No. l6, u. A A. NJ, meets
this Saturday evening at 2 O'Clock,
sharp.
-. he" correspondence has been re-
oaived, but is too voluminous for our col
umns.
Mrs. ]. W. Brown left Wednesday 70
visit friends In San Francisco and take In
Abe Fair.
John wsnamaker pays the man who
writes his sd refreshments o salary Of $l2,.
600 Q year.
A horse belonging 10 Mrs. Rose Nulty
will be rallied ct The Jackson House next
Saturday evening.
Max O'Rell says he has found only two
nations where women are the leaders
France and America.
A IS mile horse race has been arranged
in Lincoln county. the course TO be from
Pah Rock to Psnsos.
The low rstes from Missouri river points
TO San Francisco are having q marked ef-
feet on railroad travel.
Though Stonewall Jackson was a man
OF deep religious feeling he invariably fell
asleep when in church.
For thousands of years the entire world
depended on the honey bee for all the
sweetness used in cookery.
Frank Henderson could not resist the
temptation, and pulled out on Wednesday
for the San Francisco Fair.
The weather for the past few days has
been warm and pleasant, and has melted
of considerable OF the snow.
The best bid for the purchase and re-
SIS, 600 for the ten largest.
William Roberts, OF Ruby Hill, who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia, We are
pleased TO learn, Is improving.
Mrs. Henry Hsgar. accompanied by her
sister. Miss Fannie McGarry, left Wednes-
day for the San Francisco Fair.
+. X. Murphy. Of Ely. White Pine
county, passed through here Wednesday
on his way to the Midwinter Fair.
In the PollArd-B Breckenridge case at
Washington all the ladies no; Witnesses
were excluded from the courtroom.
Mrs. A. L. Fitzgerald. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Mary Chsppelle, re-
turned Tuesday from San Francisco.
Persons in need OF first-class meats will
do we'll to consult the new advertisement
OF the Eureka Market. 10 another column.
In the time OF war France Ia prepared to
put $40 out Of every 1 900 OF her popula.
tion in the field; Germany, $40; Russia,
$40.
Printers Ink says that the merchant who
says that advertising does not pay"
does not advertise. That Is how be hap
pens to know.
The largest theater IN the world is the
Grand Opera House OF Paris. 1t covers
more than three acres OF ground and cost
GO. 000, 0o0f.
II lie stated that d. d. Hill OF New York
Is engaged TO Miss Lefty Scott. q we'll
known Kentucky beauty and niece Of Vice
President Stevenson.
The most afectionate family We ever
knew was composed OF nine different mem
bers. aud they lived in nine different
towns.-Atohison Globe.
Dsndruff Ia an oxidation from the pores
OF the scalp that spreads and dIies, form
ing scurf and causing the hair to fall out.
Halls Hair Remover cures IL.
"Don't talk TO me-" she said. know
That in my cheeks q rose.
But / don't care TO match ID with
That blossom on your nose"
The fact that John Sherman Is against
tho Bland Seigniorage bill 10 q sure indi-
cation that the passage Of the bill would be
beneficial TO the white metal.
Frank Barowitz. an Austin, New, raised
young man, but known in San Francisco
IS Nick Burnley, the prize fighter. IL thought
to have been drowned in the bay.
The attention OF the travelling public is
called to the adv. Of Joe Trevelli. propri-
etor Of the Alpha Station. On the e. 4 p.
II. II. Joe Is the prince Of landlords.
The shooting tournament st Ban Fran.
cisco last Sunday resulted In q victory for
the Carson team. The zen men made q
total Of AS points out Of a possible 500.
In Lent she seeks q sad seclusion.
No moro n dancer or q ~feaster,
A dormant bud-but In profusion
OF loneliness she'll bloom at Easter.
REST and change are good for people"
said the wife as she rose in the night 10
rifle her husbands pockets. 1--WE had
the rest. and now l think I'll have some
change"
A grand ball will be given at tho Eureka
Opera House on Thursday evening, March
20. 1894. under the auspices Of the Eureka
Social Club. Tickets for gentleman and
ladies. 81 so.
The natives Of Australia lie the hands OF
their dead together and pull out their
nails; this 10 for fear that the corpse may
scratch its way out Of the Craze aud be-
come q vampire.
That most men live fast lives 10 evil.
denced by the fact that q boy born In 1854
will be 80 this year, while the average girl
born In the same year will be only 20.
The friends OF State Treasurer Egan and
family will regret 10 hear that his physi-
cians have given him up. Dropsy has sci
in. and he cannot recover, though he may
linger for q few dsys.-Carson Appeal.
al AN an unlucky DEVIL" cried the edi'
tor. "Whst's up now 2" "Nothing; only
l was thinking that IL money grew or
trees. I'd be sure 10 catch the rheumatism
and wouldn't be able to climb i"-Atlants
constitutional
..Gillie" McElroy, while fixing . guitsl
for the school exhibition last Thursday, go
his fingers In some rat poison and thought
lessly rubbed his eye. The ey'
shortly after commenced smarting ant
showing the effects OF the poison. w
hope the result will not be serious.
II was currently reported here las
Thursday that Mrs. NJ. Donohue, an oil
and highly respected resident OF Hamilton
White Pine county, died in San FRANCHISES
Q few days since from the effects Of dropsy
Some two months 6 deceased suffere
from an attack OF Ia grippe, which was th
cause OF the dropsy. She leaves two son
10 mourn her loss.