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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
uNCryDIARY FIRE AT "a RSON.
Total Loss by the COnnagratioil
$4,000.

At about 5 o'clock on Wednesday
mo ming last a serious c~cndagration
occurred in Carson City. W. append,
from the Virginia Chronicle of the 10Th
ult., the following particulars:
AS the passenger train from Reno
came in, the engineer saw a large vol
| ume of smoke issue from Moore "
| Parker's Han, corne of Ormsby and
| Spear streets, Immediately followed ny
| flames. The engineer blew his whistle
to give the alarm, and continued to do
| do so for several minu'es. This was
| followed by the ringing of the Mint
bell, which brought out the fire compa
MES, but not until Moore Il Parker's
flames. This building, being of an in
rapidly, and communicated the flames
to adjoining buildings. George Tufiey's
fine residence was completely Quilted
saved, but badly damaged. j. Z.
A Case of Incendiarism.
Parties who were close by when the
fire was first discovered say that it
caught in the real of the hall, and vas
unquestionably the work of an incen-
diary, as no II occupied any part of
the hall. The following is
A List Of Losses:
Moore & Parker's Hall, insured in
the Commercial Union Company for
$3.50 and in the Fireman's Fund tor
$3.50; j. @. Moore'a dwelling, insured
for 81 900 in the Commercial Union;
George Tufiey's dwelling, insured for
1900 in the Commercial Union and for
B., 800 in the Royal. DR.. Herrick's
house and several others were DAM
aged, but not seriously.
A Thief at Work.
During the fire, while the people
were engaged in carrying out the furni-
ture from Moore's house, his watch
was stolen from the bureau, and after
ward a man came to him and offered to
"work up the case" for S75, which was
agreed to, and the fellow soon after
ward appeared with the watch, where
upon he was arrested.
Another Attempt.
Colonel Atherton's hayward was set
on fire about 5 O'Clock, and, fortunate
ly, extinguished without any damage.
Two Shots at q Burglar.
About 2 o'clock this morning Mr..
Lameraux was awakened by some one
trying to enter his house through the
kitchen door. Not succeeding in this,
the intruder next appeared at the win
dow. When Mr.. Lameraux saw him
he Immediately arose and got his pis
toll and proceeded to the door. AS he
opened the door the man ran off, fol.
lowed by two shots from Mr.. Lamer'
aux's pistol, but without effect.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

NEW VoLUME.-The Reno State Jour
nat has ent cred upon its fourth vol
ume, and MI. Powning asserts that
''its circulation and general prosperity
were greater than now" Glad
10 hear it,.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

Consolidated Mining Company is off
cially postponed till the 18th Of Octo-
Der.
The sale day in the matter of the last
assessment levied 10y The Europa Mn
ing Company is postponed till the llth
OF October.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

SIX skunks got into a Pennsylvanis
camp-meeting last week, and after
standing it as long as he could, one OF
the brethren arose and Remarked: I'll
you all say so, beloved, and l think
you will, we'll get out of this. The
Arch Enemy of mankind must be
stirring up his fires, for Pm sure l
smell the gas"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

COMING BAcK.-The Enterprise OF
the 10Th ult. says: "Dan de guile
writes that his book is in tho hands OF
the American Publishing Company,
and the contract signed, sealed and de-
livered for Its publication. Dan will
DO among his thousands of friends In
this vicinity To- very soon-csrtainly
by the 18th OF October"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

POPULATION or THE STArE.-The
Assessors Of the several counties Of the
State have pretty much all been heard
from ON the subject OF the census.
Storey leads of with . population OF
something over 10000. and Eureka
comes next with 5000. We haven't
the figures at hand showing the total
enumeration Of the State, but a careful
estimate places it at about $1,000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

The OFFICIAL VoTE.-Several OF
the California papers that anne yester.
day contain the official vote of the
late election in that State. No two o.
them are alike in their footings, but
they all agree that Irwin is q little
short of a majority over both of his
competitors. The Record : Union
makes him It's behind the combined
vote Of the other two. Beck, the
Democratic candidate for Secretary OF
State leads the field, having q clear
majority over both opponents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

A PIECE OF one Of the famous big
trees of California is to be forwarded
to the Centennial for exhibition. II
will be sixteen feet long, twenty-one
feet in diameter at one end and nine
teen feet at the other. The specimen
was taken from q tree 275 feet high.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Immense Stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods
SILVER BRICK SALOON.
Dave Rosenberg, - Proprietor.

TNHE OLD STAND HAS BEEN RFMon
L sled and will hereafter be conducted ass
FIRsT-CLASS GERMAN SALOON.
on the San Francisco style.
While | have reduced the price Of liouors
and cigars TO l2H cents, | sbalp dispense tbs
SAM QUALITY of both that / baye bers'
tofore.
Constantly on hand to serve to customers.
Westphalischer,. Schinken. California and
Oregon Hams; Wiener knack Wurslle. md
BologDe Sausage; smoked Buffalo Tongues.
Pigs Feet: Sheep Tongues; Sardines: Lob.
sters; Hollandische Herring; Sardellen. An
ehayies, Neine Augen. Schweizer Case, Lin.
burger, GruDer Krauter Case; Russian Cav.
lar. etc. etc.
4 specislty made of all kinds of FRESH
OYSTERS.
PRIVATE ROOMS for parties.
Beer and Liquors ser led at Ia sles,
MUSIC EVERY EVENING,
sep2stf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

lar addressed by Turkey to the Powers
complaining OF the repeated violations
OF neutrality by Montenegro, and de
claring a conflict inevitable if they con
tinue; nor is there any knowledge Of
the intention OF occupying a portion OF
Servia by Turkish troops.
On the War Path.
MADRID, Sept. 80.
A band of "a Communists has APP
.peared i'm Andalusia. They are ma
rauding and endeavoring 10 cut rail
way and telegraph communication off.
The Government has dispatched a
body of troops thither to hunt them
down.
Cardinal McClOskey Titled.
ROME, Sept. 80.
Cardinal McCloskey took possession
of his title in the church of Santa Ma
ria Sapra Minerviam at noon to-day.
Many Italians and foreigners, especi-
ally Americans, Witnessed the cere-
mony. Cardinal McCloskey entered,
accompanied by 81 Dominican fathers
and several prelates. Approaching
the altar. he pronounced a brief pray
err, and seated himself in the Episco-
pate chair. Mon>ignore Ecataldi
then read in full, conierring the title,
and the Grand General of Dominicans
delivered the address. Cardinal Nc
ClCsky replied, and closed with prayer.
A tie deum was then sung and after
wards the Cardinal received the spec
tators in the hall attached to the
church..
Boat Wrecked.
QUEBEC. Sept. 80.
During the late gale,a fishing boat was
wrecked near Stanne Des MONTE and
her crew, Laberuque, two brothers,
w. Isabel, father and two sons and
Picara Fourner and Cole were drowned
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
A Bank Resumes.

Los ANGELES, Oct. l
The doors of the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank were opened this norm
ing for general business. Preparations
had been made to-day to pay all de-
p~ositors in ase a run vas made, but
nothing of the kind occurred, and by
noon deposits came in freely. The
Bank of Temple Il Workman has vir-
tually resumed payment, but the
formal opening is DELAYED pending the
ARRIVAL of President Temple from San
Francisco. Confidence is completely
restored.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

some RumOrs Doubted.
PARIS, Sept. 30.
lie Tempts says nothing Is known in
diplomatic circles Of the alleged circu-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Saloon to Let.

T WILL RENT UPON FAVORABLE
i. terms. with all the fixtures complete, the
saloon In Bigelow's Hall, on the corner Of
Bateman and Buel streets. For particulars
apply on tho promises.
sp30tf -SESSE DIGELOW.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
DIED.

Carson City, Sept. Isl. F. Marshall, aged
about AZ years.
Phoebe. September 29-Thomas Dunn, aged "A
years.
Phoebe, Sept. 28-Charles L., infant son of C.
l.. and Elizabeth Greenleaf. aged 10 months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct. l.
Fritz and Hinchman, dealers in
building materials, failed yesterday;
liabilities, S7S,9 800; assets, 81 ZOO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S
BY Overland Telegraph.

Especial. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Boat Wrecked.
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM
Opening OF the Bank Of California
Fatally shot by Accident.
SAN FRANCIsCO. Oct

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l.
Notice was given last evening by au-
thorily of the Board of Directors that
the Bank of California will be open for
business on Saturday morning at ten
o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon, as a number
of the members of the Third Regiment
N. &. c., were shooting at a target near
st. Mary's College, a mar named VIM.
Lee. engaged in marking the target,
was shot and almost instantly killed.
He had emerged from the markers
trench to examine the target, and at the
same moment VIM. p. Byrne fired. the
bnllet striking Lee in the breast. The
usual red flag for a danger signal was
moi used by the marker AS a warning,
and hence the accident. Medical as
sistance was at once summoned, but
he died before it arrived. Deceased
was a well known citizen, was a MEM
Der of the police force and one of the
organizers of the Montgomery Guard.
He was a native of Ireland, aged 56
years. Byrne. who fired the fatal shot,
is employ ed as ~janitor at the Irish
American Hall.
The StOck boards TO Resume Bus
imess-Ciayto Tor Il Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l..
The Executive Committee of the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board met to-day and resolved that
the board room be opened for the
transaction of regular business Tues
day next, q. III o'clock A.. NJ. The Pa
cite Stock Exchange will open for
business at 10 A. NJ. on the same day.
Apartments in the Nevada block de-
signed for the Nevada Bank and the
First National Bank will be ready for
occupancy tomorrow.
At an adjourned meeting this after
noon of the creditors of Charles Clay
ton IL CO., statements were submitted
showing that the liabilities of the firm,
amounted to S340,07S 80; assets, 1852,
AL 20, composed chiefly of outstand.
ing debts, a large portion of the assets
being bad or doubtful. The firm made
q proposition to pay the creditors 80
cents on the dollar in two equal install
ments, payable in six and twelve
months, which was accepted, and the
business of the firm will be resumed
1t is understood that if any surplus
arises above the terms of settlement il
will be divided pro rata among the
creditors, but this forms no part of the
contract.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
NEW TODAY.
List Of Letters

d EN- AIMING in THE POSTOFFICE At
II huby Hill, Nevada, on the LIT day OF
october. 1873. Persons calling for any OF
these letters will please say Advertised
October I'd"
Barker Charles Brett Ed
Bennett X Ii ~Chegwidden Thos
DeCook p DulluM Paul
tlovd los Feray Pat
Farley Miss Charlet JardInc Chas
kavanagh Morgan kinsman 1hos
Muil,nax N ID McGlaughlan John
O'Brien Pat Phillips sam
Powell G & Riches Francis
Rogers Frank 2 Roughan Pat
Rowe stephen Ryle Mrs NJ
Sullivan Miss Ellen Sullivan Jos
Sullivan Stephen Iaglione John
Tucker John Toy John
Watts j ohm
o2 C. SCHULTZ, p. M.
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BORN.

BORN.
Silver City, Sept 26-Wife Of Fred. Oest, q
daughter.
Carson, Sept. 2S-Wife of Levi Daigue, Q
daughter.
Winnnemucca, Sept. 28-Wifo of J. ii. Job, a
daughter.
Unionville, Sept. 2-Wife of Frank Morse, a
son.
Near KNOXVILLE, Sept. 2i-Wife of Samuel
Strict, a daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
An Attem ptcd SwindIe.

NEW YORK. Oct. /.
A man named Chas. Adams, OF Buff
falo, yesterday bought a cargo OF grain
from Beecher & Sprague for So 2
He paid for it by 4 certified check on
the Bank of New York for $50,0O0 aud
received a check for the difference,
when Beecher and Sprague bethought
themselves to inquire as to the genu-
~ineness of the ~certification, which was
found to be a skillful fraud. Adams
escaped without securing the amount
of his change,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
MARRIED,

Eureks, Oct. l-Augustine Botto to Airline
San Marco,
Virginia, Sept. 28-Ah Wo to Woa Ho.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Curious Libel Suit.

In the Common Please Court yester-
day the Americas Racing Association
and International Hippodrome com.
menced suit against p. Il. Barnum for
$4,000 damage for libel against plain
tiffs in that defendant since the 10th of
May, 1875, had endeavored to %injure,
break down and ruin plaintiffs in their
business and had labored and spent
large sums of money in the efforts.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

A CADEMY OF MUSlC.-wAcHTEL.
EXTRA SEASON
WACHTEL GRAND OPERA
Mr.. AID NEUENDORFF, Director, has the honor
to announce EXTRA SEASON or
EIGHT NIGHTS and ONE MATINEE
commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING Decernber Is.
the nights TO he follows
Wednesday evening" December IS Friday evening Decem
Der II. GRAND MATINEE Saturday. December ls
Monday evening December Wednesday evening Decem
ber -; Saturday evening" December 25
Monday evening December 2T evening Decem
Der 20. and Saturday evening, January /
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, December Is,
will presented with entire scenery now Costumcs
increased Chorus aud Orchestra,
Richard Wagner's grand, romantic Opera.
LOHENGRIN
wACHTEL first time in America) as Lohengrip.
FRIDAY EVENING December IL
LOHENGRIN
SATURDAY EVENING, December I6.
GRAND MArIEEE
Sale OF seats commences Thursday, December o. at o
O'Clock A. M at box office Academy Of Music and 4
Broadway. Scale of prcesGeneral admission. 81; Re-
served Seats, 81 and 81 admission Family Circle SOC
Reserved Seats do, SOC. extra.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05


LOUISA Noce 70 captain Cannon MISS Jula MAtnews
Chatter her Maid hrst appearance) Miss Millo Cook
Songs and Duets by Miss MATHEWS and Mr.. MAC
DERMOTT.
Englands greatest Laughing Coniqne.
JOHN JOLLY NASH
Pie Wonders
CROSLEY AND ELDER,
In their beautiful Field SportA
Mr. HARRY KERNELL,
In his unequaled Monologue Performance
LUXE SGHOoLCRAfT Mr. CHARLES WAITE
Mr. GEORGE II. GOES. Mr. LARRY TO0LEY.
In the very laughable Negro sketch, entitled
WHO DIED FIRST!
RICkEY and BARNEY,
for the first time appear in their sketch,
MIKE, THE DRUMMER BOY.
Miss JULIA MATHEWS Mr.. g. II. MACDERMOTT,
Mr. IOHN WILD,
CHARLES WHITE,
Mr.. LUKE SCHOOLCRAFT Mr. G. II. GOES.
Miss LOUISE FRANKLIN, MILE COOK,
Mr.. JAMES BRADLEY, HARRY KERNELL,
Mr.. WELSH EDWARDS, Mr.. J. F. CRoSsLN.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

OOD STREET THEATRE.
Late DaTling's Opera House.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is.
when thorough and extensive alteration
this bou theatre will be opened with and original
THE FLATTERER,
social whimsical eccentric sparkling comedy In i've sctA
THE SCENERY
BY Matt Morgan and Q. A. Henry.
The company been carefully selected and win embrace
many OF the best artists in the country.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

GALAXY OF STARS. SpecialtisA
The unaproachable musical comiqne. HARRY Novelties.
MONTAGUE in two original unryaed sensa- Varieties
tional songs and sketches both Il Do SpecatieA
Something in the City 80 .'Tis Bad, But Novelties,
Might Have Been Worscr varieties
The world and dance artistic SpecalteA
Miss ALLIE GRAFTON. Novelties.
The Incompatible tenor, Varieties
Mr. WILLIAM FORESTER. Specialtess
The universal avorite accomplished bal Novelties,
ladest. Miss ROSIE KEENE. Varieties:
Miss Ella Arlington the charming cantatrice; Harry Le
Clair Harry Constantine the protean comiQues Harry
Sheldon, the Hndoo juggler
CORPS DRAMATIQUE.
George Atkins T. NJ Wills. A. q. Johnson, Miss Kitue
Blanch Miss Fannie Wentworth Miss Mollie Bernard MA
Maggie Winchester, Miss Sadie Gitcheks.
Original Sketches and FArces Vassar oudone with
tesque sensational finale received with shouts 81
applause nightly Bedroom Troubles. Four Johns LIE ClaA
aud Conanne sketch Shakespeare in the Kitchen The
finest entertainment In New York !.
Admission 5Oc reserved seats 81 Private Boxss % an6
$40; Balcony, 35c.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
AMUsEMENTs.

EEEEE 4 GGGG LLLLLL EEEEE
THEATRE, BROADWAY AND IIIRTY-THIRD STREET
Mr. JOSH. HART. Sole Proprietor and Manager
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE IN AMERICA
ANOTHER ENTIRE CHANGE or BILL
EVERYTHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC. q
Positive appearance Of the Queen Of English Opera
Miss JULIA MATHEWS.
ReappenaRcc Of the FavoriteA
RICKEY AND BARNEY.
Firss appearance OF Everybody's Favorits.
Mr.. CHARLES WHITE
First appearance this Theatre ohs Pleasing
Aiss AlLLlE COOK
NE C. H. MAcDERMorL
Miss ULIA MATHEWS, MILE COOK and JNo WILD.
in the very amusing Musical Farce Of the
DEAD SHOT.
Captain Cannon on-................M Mr. Welsh Edwards
MT Hector Timd. ..............- Mr. G. IL Macdernott
nIeuerlck ~ Srosseh
WihAinA hs me. y. DIAoiey
Police officers
Louisa, Niece 70 Captain Cannon Miss julia MAhsws
lntMRfnr hnrM MatAf a. EnnE
The New York herald., 1875-12-05

bALLE ls,
DANCES,
STATUES.
BALLETS,
DANCES,
STATUES.
BALLETS.
DANCES,
STATUES.
BALLETS.
DANCES.
STATUES.
BALLETS,
DANCES,
STATUES.
BALLETS,
DANCES,
STATUES.
The New York herald., 1875-12-05
AMUsEAIENTs.

EVcFy NlKht.
ROSE MICHEL,
Illustrated with the
AN MOST ELABORATE AND BEAUTl
Full SCENERY
ever upon n stage aud with . cast OF
UNEXAMPLED STRENGTH,
UNDOUBTED including the following favorite names:-
Messrs G. X. Thorne Jr Stuart Rob
son. Fred. Robinson, j. ii. Stoddart. John
Parselle. Eben PlymDton I. 4. Morris w.
TRIUMPH II. Wilder and W. s. Quigey. and Misses
Rose Eytinge, Fanny Morant, Nina Varian
(by kind permission Of Lester Walackg
and Augusta Raymond.
SATURDAY, December IL,
FOURTH MATINEE OF ROSE MICHEL
Seats secured two weeks in advance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02
Candidates.
FOR THE SENATE.


Asssss xI:y 4 Ds<.s-Cs.eis.r-Please
district. - oaa4idase 20 on the aaexpired
tes. q The lsse Hon. Charnaa Billiassssy H.
the Senate - Maryland. The esadidaey q Col
Dat tm The Colaaei's eonseat can b chsSised
70 sessel Win give character 10 the deaocrusfe
oeEsnisaticu in Sc. Narys and viii sereuRshsa
.sd. u . beisesed. ssfi.fy the party In the cou-
ing ca1paiga. This y she opinion q least Of
IN old demorsat uhe - ae a1e % grioa ana
whoee eely Object b IL sseeso u iks Whole
demoesasic ticket. FAsu.a.
Dee ~. le7ls
announce myaeaf - candidate for The SEQ.
ate 10 6li he unexpirrd term Ut our lsls dis
haguished representative, Col. C. Biiiinxsley,
ana respectfully solicit the suppeet Of nay Cd.
low-citiSens.
THOS A LYNCH.
l respectfully sancesee myself q .
candidate for the State Senate, to serve
out the unsxpired tern Of Col Chapman
bilifngsley. and hope to receive the liber-
d support Of my lellou. citiseus.
r JOHNSON COTTON.
Dec -. 1874
MeseEs. Elisors :-Yns viii please 90
sesnes Mr THOS n BOND % easdi-
dsts ies The Ssssss. end cay that the Ps.
ssssss District viii seasd b. ii. N
! NASH.
Feb 4. 1875.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. King and Dowus-Geatlcmsn.
Please announce IGNATIUS L NAT.
TINGLEY aud ROBERT q COMBS o.
candidates for Seats in the next House Of
Delegates. and say they will be warmly
supported By Chsptieo District and the
voters Of the county.
Dec 8. 1874. DsxocRArs.
Meesrs Editors-Plesss snnounes Mr.
JAMES Y ELLlCUrT. Of 81. Inisoes'
district, - candidate for 1 scat in the
next House Of Delegates. sad say that be
will b warmly supported BY
Feb Ii. 1875 Many Friends.
Messrs Editors ofst. Marys Beacon
AZ John j Allsisn, E.q has longed served
the public interest In our county sincerely
and faithfully, aud has been unwilling 10
receive any honom within the gift OF the
people, we hope that his son. JOSEPH s.
ALLSi AN, E.q.. will cousen, to be . can
dida,e for che next Legislature, whose Ell.
cisacy and party zeal 10 we'll known to the
people Of the county. He will receive the
undivided support Of
Factory aud st lnisoes'
March II, 1875
Mcsrs Editors-Please say in the NIX.
issue Of the Beacon that the public interi
est will be promoted by sending Col JNo
r DENT to the Senate aud Col THE
HARRISON and JOHN DiLLAHAY to
the House Of Delegates. The working men.
the tax-ray ers and an that feel pride in
our good ola county will support such q
ticket.
may Is, 1873 Democrat
JOSEPH u KEY II announced ~ ,
candida e fer seat in the Lower Branch
Of the next General A .semhiy Of Masylan
aud will be warmly supported by
Chair, lie Hall District.
may Is, 1875
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02
FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors-Please announce r APHAEL
DOWNS a. a suitable candidate for the next
Sheri0alty, and say that he will be warmly
supported by the voters Of Leonafdtown and
Factory Districts.
Dee II, 1879. Many Frisnda.
Mf. Editor-Pieass announce J. FRANK
SMITH - q candidate for sheriff and, IL he
will consent to serve, be will Be- warmly SEP
oprted by his friends in 81. Inigoes' District.
Dee. is. 1919. Many Voters.
Mr. .Editor-Pleass announce ZACHARIAH
MATTlNGLEY Q candidate for Sheriff. He l
known to be competent and deserving, and .
such will Re unanimously Supported By ~
voters ofSt. Mafy's county.
Leonardtovn and Factory dis>RisAA
ian ., ls5<.
The business capacity. promptness h
duty. humane conduct and personal IL.
teerity Of BENNET r. ABELI.. already
tried and tested in the public service. To-
duce the present announcement Of his
name for the next SheriiF.lty. No Better
officer have nc ever had nor one Who has
given greater ssiisfsction 70 plsintid and
defesdant. He has the eoo6deses Of
busiuess men and
Dec 8. 1s74* THl MAssss.
GEORGE A. SIMMS. Of Leonard.
town district. is respectfully announced
a. candidate for the Sheriaalty ss the
November election IN 1875 and will re-
esive the earnest support Of the business
men Of the county ~ veil - the endorss-
aent Of MAxY FRIsSss.
DeeS 1874
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Iannounce myseiia candidate for State
Attorney and solicit the supper Of my fellow
tizsns.
respectfully announce myself a. . candi
date tor reelection to the Office of States A =
torney for ST Mary's county, and hope to re-
ccive. rs heretofore. the liberal support Of nv
fcl;ow-citiIens.
Nov 20. 1879. J. PARRAN CRANE
Isunounce myself A. Q candidate 70 The
Office of States Attorney for st. Mary's, and
respectfully ask the support Of the voters Of
the county.
Jaa 1874. JAS II. WILSON.
Mesers Editors -P,easc announce Dr.
STEPHEN L D NEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor at-L,v, ~ candidate for the
position Of States Attorney. We believe
him to be admirably fitted to discharge
With 6lelity, boldness and ability the re.
sponsible duties Of the efhee.
march 5. 1874. May Friends.