Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-12-08
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

whisky.
ola horse-csrs are sold in Boston for s.
apiece.
for SIS.
There are $50 women druggists in the
United States.
The widows cap Is as old as the days Of
Julius Cesar.
The latest New York quotation Of silver
Ia s0c; lead sS.l5.
The apron vas the Hrs. article Of cloth
ing-4O04 years b. @.
London pawnbrokers average twenty
Ave per cent interest.
The surrounding hills are covered with
ssyersl inches Of snow.
New York city drank nearly 5000. 900
barrels Of beer last year..
Female bar maids and walters are not
allowed 10 Chicago saloons.
The girl OF the period in her Fall COS
,ume eclipses shebs Of old time.
Mise Edna Powell returned Tuesday
from q visit at the ]. d. ranch.
The usual religious services will be held
a, the Catholic Church tomorrow.
The average weekly wages paid 10 female
i.borers Of all Glasses In Germany lie SALT.
Statues Of Daniel Webster and General
s,srk are 10 DO erected soon in Washing
ton.
Joseph's coat Of many c%olors. probably
t..l q. I'D n n
1870.
Does Giblet move In the best society ?
Yes; he has 10 move. He never pays his
rent.
Eureka Lodge No. i6, +. & A. NJ, meets
this Saturday evening at O'Clock,
sharp.
George ". Taft, Of this county. has en-.
changed bis ranch for property In Call
forpis.
The number Of members Of the @. A. n.
in good standing on June ~. 1894. Was
sO9.o6i.
He-DarIing. will you love me when
I'm gomez Shs-Yes, IL you are not too
far ono.
r. M. Beatty, Esq., and r. ssdler re-
turned laei Saturday from a hssty visit st
the Capital.
A large stock OF holiday goods Is being
received Al the Schneider drug store. Can
and examine them.
Harry Knox, the strike leader at Sacra-
mento, has been returned to Jail, be being
unable 10 secure hail.
Baltimore mills got a contract lately
for 200. 900 yards Of cotton duck for the
japanese Government.
The only time a man OF experience takes
his wife into his confidence lie TO tell her
he Is not making any money.
Baltimore clothing manufacturers are
increasing forces and have advanced
wages from 10 10 IL per cent.
W. Z. Griffin. formerly agent for Wells,
Fargo a Co. a. this place, paid a flying
visit here the frat OF the week.
II was customary, a hundred years ago,
when q gentleman bowed TO a lady. to
scrspe his foot upon the ground.
Don't buy your holiday presents this
year before you have examined the elegant
line Of goods displayed At Karsky's.
County Treasurer HUI informs US that
the taxes for this year were we'll paid mp.
aud the delinquent iist will be small.
Did you enjoy the horse show as much
as you expected she-No; / didn't see
three new gowns during the evening.
Over 1. ZOO, 900 French women we're made
widows. and over 5000. 900 children we're
made fatherless by NapoleoD's campaigns.
The hoopskirt was In full feather In
1895. II Was then made OF iron, and
sometimes weighed as much as 80 pounds.
Paper making has progressed so far
THAI . good imitation Of linen writing
paper 10 manufactured wholly from wood
pulp.
Mrs. M. d. Foley arrived here Thursday
from Salt Lake City. During her stay
here she vii! be the guest Of Mrs. Henry
Rivss.
Two men have died from The result OF .
football game played at South Bridge.
Mas, last week. Three others are not
expected 10 live.
Al the special election held last Monday
st PallsAde for Constable. E. M. Baum re-
oeived II votes, and Thomas Il. Jewell re.
ceived 81 votes.
j. O. Crumbie, an old resident OF this
county, who has been quite Ill for several
weeks. was brought here last Tuesday for
medical treatment.
A.. ~ Vo.L Eva,gnn pnat
claims the recent Horse Show" was mis-
named, II should have been called the
New York Woman show"
Quite q warm time IL now going on for
the offices OF Warden Of the Prison and
superintendent OF the Asylum and Or
phAns' Home.-CArson Appeal.
A Peoria shoemaker has Invented .
working shoe with a wooden POPLAR sole
one inch thick. 1t Ia very durable. COM
Portable and comparatively light.
The ball given by the Silver State In
honor Of the victory achieved by the Silver
party, is reported to have been we'll at
tended aud a very pleasant affair.
The hearing OF the election contest, In
the District Court. is set for next Monday
morning al 10 o'clock at the Courthouse.
The hearing will be held in public.
The Walker Lake Bulletin says the next
issue Of the Mason Valley Tidings will be
its last. II will turn mp It's little pink
toes, roll oser three times and expire.
A little Bit Of cheese and an electric wire
form the latest rat.trsp. The cheese IL
axad io tha wire. and the instant the rat