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, 1875-03-27


1t the Na'tc- n rr Esd', eT IEEAKIH p. PiR-
RlNH, Da,,a>sd
EICATION.-It appearing to the Court by the Iet-
y tson presented ana Il ia tlijs Gourt by loU 5.
PAREIsH, Admins ritrN Of the Estate OF ABRA-
HAM PARRISH, decets-7l psstyIn, tor An og,leT
81 sal" uf real estate, thai II necessary I, sell
cn Real Estate, belonging TO sail Estate to redeem
eer,aln mortgage upon s.aII roIery; AMI Js.y
the de3;> eNprrs->, AMI charge OF ldmIuIStri ION.
II Is ordered by the Court. thar MONDAY, the l2th
day Ot ApTIt, - lS.5 Icing day OF tie elyuIar
January term, 1873, - this Court al eleven K,
IL thr forvEOun OF Sul ,!ay, the COurt Room OF
sad Probate Court, IN the g urt HOUSE. III the ssli
q AMI county Of Wslia NaIla be nd the same Is
hereby applnied for the hezrII, OF stil petition
and that all persons interested IN tn sad Estate
appear teturr the s.iil Probate Court or thI day
Tul hour, TO slow Ctu>r, # any there lt why an
order sauu,d nor L. granted o. the slId AiluluI,rl7-
trX ts IN sad g-t.iIoh prayed for And ,,,; copy
Of this order be ruhlISh-i ut least four suro We
weeks IL the Naih NalA STAT Sd,,, weekly
newspaper printed and published III sali city and
cUuHTN.
Datei Wll.a WalIa. March I2=h, lS-5
L. UUICHARD,
li-iw L u'rJts july
, 1875-03-27

JouN MlrCuEL, the C lebrated Irish
patriot, is dad The people OF Tip
rprary-1rad for the SEQ ,uh me elec' ed
him rn Parliament. when death put n
end to his trials and triumphs.
, 1875-03-27

LICENSED GAMDLlNG.-The Nevada
Legislature has passed a la@ licensing
every description of gambling. Keep
ers of gambling houses are required
10 say S4OO per quarter, and this with
III rega j TO the number or character
of the games PLAYED.
, 1875-03-27

,,rr, With the resumption
t''f re River. Messrs, Hayward *
Of NV. arranged 20 pat 60" :. line Of stages
Sn'. , h', The regular fare to that place
, 1875-03-27
North : Western Stage Co.
t.Fs~8.a e. ss EAT @pSas
Reduction In Fare TO The East.
LDEAI. RkIES OF FAnEr
LOCAL RAIES OF FAnEr

Through tickets TO OMAHA, CHICAGO. Kansas CrrE.
SAINT IpUIs, FHLNptLIHIG INV YORK BJsTOs
W.SIuSGT-S. and all points rJ,r BoI-E CRY and
hELrrS, the dire,t Overland Route East. We now
oder nj greatly reduced rates over the line Of tie
Nol:h-Wcstcrn stage Company.
N-W coaches, good stok skillet drivers, anC rs,,-
able perfOTmaDr' OF service time are special tea-
;Irrz u tit Company.
, 1875-03-27

HOMES IN WAIIA WALLA VALLEY.-A
pamphlet with this title Is now in pres, ard
will be issued the frs, week IN Apni. This
pamphlet is published under the auspices Of
the Board Of Immi grafton, and Is intended
Tor graruItous distribution. II will contain
the information most desired by persons who
contemplate removing 10 The country, and
viii bc very convenient for settlers whu de-
sire to communicate with their friends at
home. When issued, The pamphlet Will BE-
l~tt at the b,uks OF and bu~!u,ss house,
where 1t will be fuiuIs!.e fee Of ch.r,e.
, 1875-03-27
Sheriff S Sale OF Real Estate.

DTRSUANT TO \ DECREE OF FORECLOSURE
| and O,ier uf sale. made by tn. District Court ot
he Iir-r JuI c.sIl District If Washing Territory,
loIliu., terms at Wah Nal Il Clty. IN and for tn
Counties of Walli Wala ami Whitman, IN Il certain
,c,.ou therein pm NJ waer IN y. b. DUrno Was
Plaintiff aud CHAULrs AppIS WIS Defendant. IN x
mont y, r.u lred T. sit ION, on q 18th day OF
>oyelher. 4 u ISL IN 'ayo-ot san PamtIt, and
,,iusf Si,i u ,l,u laut tor tne sum of lhrer iEnn
,,u} Five Hun b, ! anl NInaty-CUe olHrS 1851 IA
anil Fourteen Cents gold ccln, with interest thereon
If the at. Of tTo per cent per month until pad, art
40 5nnI ctIn alto n-ys tees, with costs o, This
act ron.
Now Therefore Iy virtue Of sail Gec-ee certife
r.uv uf winch has l., dnly I>>ne uu, ~ an under
-. ~ I'D Cnrrt m 10 NJ -levrre / ! Will.
, 1875-03-27

Z CmEF JrS1Cc y WIS AND HIS IEA-
j., C~ES-N hru l. vas uun"urc,i III 'hr
o7~9oaiul 'h,' chnr-r- IT Infamous char set'-r
! hri r--u p-rfrr~l asaia-t n newly -
/ Jiu Il ChIri Ju~'iur. AMI that "ut rly la,
whole community hrv~ 1n-d IN rhl- nat
ter, 'hnu-h W. p'ncr-! h' t. iaI'h Ia n
-""rre "t the sfatrm,ut~, w. rou.d not iu'
.',H q uurvauS ~olirl ,ul, Gur n hruor "f rh.
Judiciary and cretI5 OF the T,r,Irnry, ia
view OF IA" uo'"rIe Y -siv 10 Iurim4ri"n@ uf
=, graz 3, ch,rrc.~r. By hi~ m)ru,ry :
mil Ne received FROM N,.l4 WalIt, do..-
meats ui uuIu-ti1nrbie npth-n1l ,ty, which
fully T,move I'll Guub;s upon he ~ pc
AMI fully vindIc,tr tie Judicial and eocla.
ch ,rar er Of judge Lewis ~ an upIi.h, and
t"1riass judge and "a cIrIZ-n r.n irlrd 70 honor,
c'ufirurr and respect. All the assault,
upon JUDI hwIS, It uppur-. uri-iuarr1i
wvh one Ihymr> II Brcur~. lawyer OF
d,SrrVu'ab'. AM. c,dents AMI Questionable
practices, who Was Su~p idei non, pIac'Ic
E ~ Judge l. WIS Tor '-roSs uup,uit7si,,,rrl
cIuiu,r ON hiS ptr' ~ an a. urn-y." Tins
ur,4rr 3 IN August last immediately there
atrrr brn's prururcd br printed aud pri-
vr'riy and srrrnp I'uuSly circulated for >Ig-
( II n''"r-~, through I'm" purrIuI.s ut Ilrhu.
/ Or gon and washing on-nr roiiIng WnIIa
Walls ard vioir iry-'hr following Ieri'ion {:
To Ii. Excel cncy, L. 5 Grant President of Il e
Jalir >'rS and H.. Senate ui tar nat, Slrt,s
Your pcllIDagr,, the uni ,ue CJlzeHS OF the l>t
Judicial I>rTrj oT VI aslugtuu Territory would
respectfully reTreS nt that they r-.cul jos ph 4.
Lows, ASSo. o.Ia,e justice ct the SUyJe Z CeG,t og
s.li Territory :.i.l Jug Of sud Dl-tri & iAr-
TIA. .iu-Wa,IrIl. SUTc.cI ouS, Uu> rupu uUs AMI
rUpt man. wholly GuRt tur sut p,SIuOn- They
tAr rturr I~Iy Tor the Sp'cly removal tirTeir III,
All .I, ~ 3uty bJuni they VIII - pray y
Th,>e I-.'IriunS wrrr In circulation over
two n.n'hs b-iofe JudGe l. "i~ or any Of
his immediate friends III Will. WalIt sslU II.
copy or KIN W an, hing "f irs narnrr hut by
runor \ meeting Of h.. WallA WallA bar
VS. HID on the 6 h of Nuvrmh,r, al which
resolutions w-re passed and signed by all the
members, with h Exception OF Brents, hi-
law p,rrn.r and he editor of the U,8ol- In
F-rrurry auo'h-r m rtlng WAS held and
M,S>rs Cation and Shnrls'rin, two II 'hr
l.aing members of rhr bar, uPp''S-d 70 Judge
L-.wiS III politics, we're appointed TO make II
s'a'-.n-ur 'o b. presented TO the President--
Seatt.s D,syatgA NN
, 1875-03-27

---,[ oily Hull 4 ca, will T""
90 c77',' .''' -. over the WaIInla road
, 1875-03-27
AMERICAN STALLION

TO" SALE OR TRADE-A fine, large 4-y.9,- old
/ AMERICAN STALLION, Just the animal
9ui'e toy any desiring 10 Lr,e ei fire horsss He
stands Oy.r hands hIgh; we'll pupOi toned cCl-
OF bright isy htvIn- bl x points At out his leg,
rnaus ani tail was s,re 10y fine sial lon out Of one
I INV let brood mares. viii u the above iescnl-
e ct cI.eap fcr cash. O. Will IRA e I'm for sooi,
lIkely yuung Molk Marr or UeflLrs.
, 1875-03-27
Ia ISE>- NOTICES.

"TItL - ALI l. the tale Of u hook that has
stirred Mo mon On 10 ITS vrIy found lions III.
work Is by NIs. T. Z. Il. S,enluu-e, the vit. Of i
le ding Mo lnun, AMI a lady Who from her position
La nl,ul oTIotuutieo for letrui4, the secrets Of
tll- po.yganous c!uTch. IN tins took she literally
" Tells J, All, AMI tho opsi.ly exposes the woke .
rs, Lcenrousn,si AMI dewitt of cIe Norm n
hierarchy IN. most thrIl Ing book Of the agr It Is
cll,sl,rel To iltere~, s classes OF rea.dsss an IL
literary be complete wIaiUut COPY Of Il. The
book Is only sid hy sItS,rVlIOu Ms. Jan N
Nilsson ~ agent, n nun CIETsS.ng his county Iuy
sub,.IIUgIS-
Tn. MF,SSLSs Of some mon is marvellous. The
L,t,st c.-e Is ,Iat OF Inauc.g IA Irin er TO wr.re
up a report that involved much oi alor ana t.
search Al given trge OF charge and then grulnLe
because he printing q >ria tefJr, WIS not let out to
tie lowest bidder. Ihe men 10 whom tbs Paragraph
upp J. : Tee! not hc concerned about their hereafter
they have NO SOILS to save.
RLoo 81 HoUsFs. We call the attention Of stock
men 70 the alyrrti- ment OF Tie b founder STA !
on IN tins weeks issue. Brlfoun3,r Is one Of the
h4,s; Eors the Petite coast .,nl the opportunl
TO secure colts Of lis get should he improved It
costs no raise s od horse than "s,rub," "
aui IA tine event O liIc annual proving Last there
/. cl.tnee tor q Jls speculation.
NV NyTiofS.-M Me,Srs- Russell & NcIAne have I
u-w earl r!.ls week ISSUE. These gentlemen al
,y- deal ni-. al ~! their customers Mis-
c owe aIl Nj, rori uvi,c rLeartrn'ionof tire IrA :
10 tl.rir IcN drc,,nrk.Ir ,s,al,l.shIncut-M Ms :
C,-reu,c. i~y~ ,o 81! % hnr,S. NJ tsrJ Io> sI,u -
iyi Iua Ny = ! ; rtI'ie neI=i.h, hoo
N.~,rsr.,..,. E.LL ai Juln StunIs new hnr. ~,
DAG eyrLrns, March 2ygh, When gay AMI / silve
riar my b. expected. liz bs Is gwen by M.
>,.i sac always pleasant .iF,ns, and tie one for
G.4},y .,.n.u, u Iui~ 10 be an nap oycisrrut
..sll al. li-il '..y- L-cu.!-i J..
TT E,sz lN,H NGr EU,L..ISs, Il very hesua'4e
rr.yae af property " ia h. sold It aurrn, Moa
" u 2trh Ii.r -r.r - 10y ot!r g.; Jrls,. sharp
stem ;f. 81 iI'lsniSrJ1~. .rit5rl, IA o. Io.tu-
----L - II Il ~. nv s-.L.-lt.
, 1875-03-27
DEB.

M.Y-At Dayton. W February H. 1873, Mrs.
Margaret \. May, wife Of Geo. Nay aged 50 years
months and days
, 1875-03-27
TNDERTAkER

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
l forms the public that he nov has hand rull
assortment Of COFFINS which he Will sell At greatly
reduced prices. ~
TIE HEARSE
l. one Of the finest this side of San Francsco. which
= ten ieroi % the public free of charge.
Orders promptly ATTENDED 70 by leaving them ~
nv rsSslence or AZ the Walk Wslla Bakery
TS+F InHN PICRFT.
, 1875-03-27
o.>n urd.y .he 9th d,y spriI,

I. purv rr Walla Saili, W T. NJ the hOur OF two
a clock P ~ - 10 tn highest AMI best brit-r, Ipr
l,lI com, tll~ mO,fgIgei ca.iSrs II sail decree
lnar, lionel an deScrI 2 Iolow~, 10 wit The
s.u.h half of the S,,utleISt rer, AMI th- )Uth-
east qurter and west half OF the hives, quarter
Of S.c,tn Nu'nlsr Eleven, ~ AlsO, the north half
uf the nn leslst quarter AMI the northeast quarter
OF JII- northwest quarter OF Section Number Four
teen, a. IN Township Number Eleven, IL North
OF Rar,gp Number Forty 40 East Of the Willamette
Neriiiau confirming THREE HUNDRED AND
Twenty ACRE or much thereo as will Le
necessary satisfy sail judgment, with interest,
attorney fees. and all costs
Owen der lay hand, this llth day Of March,
\. b. ISIS GEO F. THOMAS,
Sheriff OF Walla Walla County.
B. L. SHARPSTfIN,
Attorney rpr aintiT It's
, 1875-03-27
Cells aad FiIIayS-

aIo. lot Of year Old COLTS AND FTLLEYS.
all god stOk VII be 5oli IL We ' how fsure for
cash ur will trade them for Walla Walla City Pro-
pe-ty For further particulars enquire at tle Satrs-
m III Office; or at ny farm on Dry eek, five miles
f,,-n tuwr 1873. RENJ- GEANN-
, 1875-03-27

....- Er,cyr>c.-Mr. Patrick o MI
.........as d prsp,rarro" that he calls var
.-..,,.,. t. qualities are that it i'm
-.-h equal to patent leather, and
,b. u-- Of d brush 1t II alS' water
f..a,, strike mo the leather, and
.-a AMEN ,ourhrl, ~ l. he 'aer
w.. -!.aarv lampb.nck prPiration7-
, 1875-03-27

NJLJEE. - II l. known that in
"".amr''~ Valley grape culture has
i'.'..' failure. and the general impression
y, .''' Last Of rhr Mountains grapes cannot
.'..'r''l TO advantage. We ronfrss to
'1'r- IL his brlief. but learn that ~
.1..ifi.Ie~ Of uur climate and spil come
aa .r7,ooi, 'ae difficulties in the way
''.'''.los The grape disappear. Mr.. II.
''.' latlriuS us that he Is crrl,ivatiug
'as he,, varieties, and that he fruir
p. ~ ms anely, Savh varieties AS the B ack
= Apscar Of Alexandria, Muscs-
7.o mature their fruit in the open air.
'- -.y '.quie that the vines b. laid down
49,. ''', M. Frank 0rselli. an Italian bv
49,, '1a thoroughly acquainted with grape
-'' - ETar'lcei in Li. native country.
= ''-i 'hr experiment Of growing grapes
g. '''''y, and lhus f.r with most grati-
-. results. HIS statement is. rh.r the
g,u-, '''' : Il l. adairabIy adapted to the
'As grape. and that the failures
n... suited from the fact that the e1p-ri-
r. ','e without the requisite knowl-
, 1875-03-27

STRANGEns.-We notice Il large number
Of strangers III town. The new cumers hal,
from all paris Of the compass, and many or
them se, III 10 b. here for the purpose uf look
ing around and possibly with d Wow 10 man
IN. Investments.
, 1875-03-27

IHE >TsTpsN has tn- largest All most ,uI, r,e
job inung Ofir- in the Territory. Orier- Tor frst
class YCrk promptly fllei, ard Z al casas st ne
JSrest cash pCices
, 1875-03-27
PAlsLOIt NIIELODroN.

1 PARLOR MEL0DE0N, in sooi order and. = de-
u 81 allie instrument, gl Il sold chap or, arpIi-
cation to WM. KOHLHsUFF.
i - T..uiE 'C-al
, 1875-03-27

l.. TIE Probate Court Of @al0 Tqul County, TG2l-
irgtoR frrrftory
1t the Na'te- n ne Es'a', Of IBEAHIH p PIR-
RI&U Da,,as,d
, 1875-03-27

The LIBRARY Association meets ~ the
Cart House, this Saturday, evening, at
o oo.k. Important bu-incs, requires the A.
ud4uCc Uf every member.
, 1875-03-27

SALE OF PACK IRNlN.-Wuhin h last
week llr Gru Darr,S SOLD pucK tram ut
- mules, Tor which lac realized at the rate
of So L head The uriuials Ale 20 20 10
We oiIa.
, 1875-03-27
District Court summons.

8. /. SHARPSTEIE.
Af'Ornry Tor Plaintiff. Io6v
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10
THE SEN TIN Ell

Is published every Friday morning at 81 so
per anuum, if paid within three months from
the time of subscribing, or $500 il not paid
until the end Of the year. No paper discon-
tinued until all arrearages are paid, unless at
the option of the publisher.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. For plain matter,
81 90 per square Is lines) for the first inser-
tion and 25 cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Rule and figure matter. double the
above rates Obituary Notices SO cents per
square.
YEARLY RATES.
3 MOS MOS. IL MOS.
One column SIS 90 $40 90 S75 90
Half column IA 90 Is 90 40 90
Quarter column 90 10 90 % 90
Professional Cards (under 10 lines 90
Yearly advertisers will he allowed TO change
fonr times during the year without charge =
Advertisements should he marked with time
and space they are to occupy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

Major Daniel of Lynchburg, in his
grafton before the Virginia division of the
Confederate army of Northern Virginia
at Richmond, on Thursday, said that
the battle of Gettysburg was the result
of the mutual ignorance of both Lee and
Meade of the advance of ench other,
both moving toward Gettysburg on mis-
information as to each Others course, and
meeting in the great decisive struggle,
as it were, by chance. Among the
causes which led to the defeat of Ice, the
orator enumerated the following The
absence of S;nart's cavalry, separated
from Lee by Il change Of direction of the
federal army while under Hooker; the
ignorance Of Stuart of the subsequent
movements of Lee, and the consequent
loss of information on the part of Lee of
the Federal movements. The first day
of the fight was chapter of accidents,
and the field was chosen rather by fate
than by foresight. for it was Lees inten-
ton not to attack the Ecderals in Penn
sylvania if it could be avoided The
delay on the second day in making the
attack, due perhaps to the tardiness of
Longstreets movement and the prolong-
ed absence Of Pickett's division, was
fatal The failure of Rhodes, either by
miscalculaion of distance or other causes.
to support Early in time on the second
day, was also cited among the causes Of
defeat
Again, on the third day Longstrcct
repeated bis unfortunate and unexplan-
ed delay; then there was the exhaustion
Of the supply of artillery ammunition,
aud beside all these the failure of Wilcox
to close in upon Pickctt's right thereby
causing gar by which Pcttigrew's and
Trimblcs brigades were shattered and
driven back, and Pickett was unsup-
ported Yet Ice nobly assumed the
whole fault of defeat, saying to Wilcox
Never mind, general it is all my
fault" The orator defended Lee for not
advancing at once upon his temporary
success Of the first day, and also Meade
for not Immediately advancing upon Lee
with all his forces on the failure Of
Pickctt's charge But the defeat was
decisive. Had success attended the skill
of lee and the valor Of his troops, Bal
timorc and Washington would have fall
In, foreign recognition would have fol-
lowed, aud the full and firm establish
ment Of the Confederacy would have been
assured. If Lee failed in an attempt
that other men would pale to think Of
Ice, in assuming the fault Of defeat, had
crucifed his own glorious reputation as u
vicarious sacrifice for his Lieutenant and
his men
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10
Selettea lisfrllanp
A ROMANTIC NARRATIVE.

The strange incidents related in the
following sketch are vouched for as strict
ly true by gentleman who arrived at
New York on the steamship Rotterdam,
of the Rotterdam and Antwerp line, on
Wednesday, August Goth.
The vessel left Rotterdam August 7th,
and among the passengers in the cabin
were man apparently thirty-five years
of age, named James N. Van Seller,
and young lady apparently Is years
younger, named Maria Reuter-. From
the time of leaving port the two men
toned attracted much attention, the
man for his graceful bearing and hand
some looks, and the young lady for her
beauty, of such a spirituclle type that
the gentlemen, in talking about her,
STYLED her 1.-THE Madonna"
The ship had not skinned over the
dark blue waters more than two days
when the conduct Of the two excited the
curiosity of the passengers to still
greater degree. They sat separate at
the table, and never while at meals,
evinccd by a look or word that they
we're even acquainted. But in the
morning, even before the sun had reared
his crest out of the bosom of old ocean,
long after he had sunk beneath the
waves, the object of SO much curiosity
could be seen engaged in conversation
in such manner as left no doubt of
their being either man and wife or
lovers shortly to be married. But why
the necessity of acting so strangely to-
ward each when in company? The
female occupants of the cabin were on
nettlcs, and determined TO solve the
mystery. Whispers prejudicial to the
fair fame of the Madonna were whispered
from ear to ear, and soon they reached
the ears of the young man.
He was indignant, but spared the
young lady the recital, and in order to
save them from future annoyance, he
told the writer's informant that be was
engaged to be married, and that his in
tended bride thought there would be
something so romantic about a marriage
in mid-ocean that be accedcd to her
wish Their acting as they did in the
cabin was so that when the time arrived
for the marriage, they all. as his intend
ed said, might enjoy genuine surprise.
The sixth day out from port was set
down as the time for the suspicious
event, and the ladies in the cabin were
wild with excitement. On the evening
preceding the marriage, as the sun was
dipping its lower edge into the western
horizon, the passengers on deck were
startled by loud shrek from the after
part of the hurricane deck They
rushed to the spot from whence the
sound proceeded and saw Miss Reuter-
stretched on deck, while at short dis
tance her lover leaned against the
gunwale, his face ashy pale, while upon
its every lineamcnt was depicted an
agony that man can feel but once in
his lifetime
What dire discovery led to such sub
limation of sorrow? What upas tree,
with its malignant breath, had poisoned
the atmosphere of love they but few
brief moments before had breathed ?
There stood the groom of Tomorrow,
speechless and motioDless. and the head
Of his intended bride instead Of being
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

q Get ital.
From Scribner's Magazine for October.
HEATHER BLOOM.

When autumn breezes crisply blow,
And autumn suns are mellow,
When maple-leaves begin to glow,
And all the woodland spaces show
Their pomp of red and yellow.
drop my knitting on my knees,
fold my hands together,
And far beyond the maple-trees,
Aud far across the rolling scus,
| smell the moorand heather.
The purple heather, blown about,
BY warm winds of the border
All me what memories blossom out,
What ordered thoughts are put TO rout
In tremulous disorder,-
By Just color in the air,
An atmospheric glanor--
That, spite of wrinkles and gray hair,
Has thrilled old heart-beats unaware
With new and noisy clamor.
First love is sweet II came to me
In breezy autumn weather:
Across the moor the wind swept free,
Warm shone The sun where and he
Sat knee-deep in the heather.
A waving, fragrant sea, il spread
All rouuu IN purple splenuOTj
White clouds went sailing overhead,
A lark was soaring, when he said
81 lore you," low and tender.
wondered, dumb with glad SURPRISE
Could | have heard him clearly
He saw the blissful color rise,
Ily drew me. kissing lips and eyes
You knop / lore you dedriyP
And earth and sky seemed cchoing
Those words of sweetest meaning;
The Blackjack trilled them on the wing
The very blossoms seemed to ring,
While, on his bosom leaning.
built the airy towers That youth
Can fashion 50 sublimely -
Nor dreamed how love would end in ruth
For Joy that had no root in truth,
And hope that died untimely.
His grave was made long years ago
Beneath his English willows
For.me the scarle, naples glow,
And evermore between Us flow
The wide Atlantic pillows.
And still, when maple-boughs are red
In breezy autumn weather,
Once more the moorland ways tread
Once more hear the words he said
That day amongst the heather.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

Never believe to be right those who,
having but piece of metal in their
chests, would persuade you that to be
cold is to be wise. Warmth is the
vivifying influence Of the universe. and
the heart is the source of noble deeds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10
BUILDING & REPAIRING

A LII KINDS of Building and Repairing
N promptly attended to by FRANK Ca
TOR, Rockville, Nd FURNITURE Of all
kinds neatly repaired. Those in want Of a
practical workman are requested to give him
a call.
"a Prices to suit the times. Lnov 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

Nothing is so discouraging to young
lawyer just as he wakes eloquent about
angels tears, weeping willows and tomb
stones, as to be interrupted by the cold
blooded Justice with You're out Of your
nest, bub this is a case Of hog-stcaliug
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

Life is book in which we every day
read page. We ought to note down
every instructive incident that passes. A
crowd Of useful thoughts cannot but flow
from self-conyerse. Hold every day
solitary conversation with Yourself This
is the way IN which to attain the highest
relish of existence. and if may so say,
30 cast anchor in the river Of life.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

The following is said to be popular
song in Duluth "Bcefstcak when I'm
hungry, whiskey when I'm dry: green
backs when Pm hard up; and heaven
when | die"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

A dog in Terre Ha, .e, Ind, will not
touch morscl of food until he has said
mimic grace; then he will go and sit in
the lap of the lady who owns him
Plenty of fellows would do that, and they
are not settlers either.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

A fool in a high station is like man
on the top Of a high monntain-every-
thing appears small to him, and he ap-
pears small to everybody.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

The head truly enlightened will pres
emily have a wonderful influence in puri-
flying the heart, and the heart really
affected with goodness will much conduce
to the directing Of the head
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

One who knows says. that in the coun-
try they blow horn before dinner, but
in town they take one in.