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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24

In the District Court Of the sixth
ia iieial District, in ani for
the County of Eureka,
state Of nevada.

VHE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
greeting TO billip Young:
Y0a ara o eby required 10 appear in an
actlpn commenced against yol a. defendant
bv Catherine \ Dung, ~ plaintiff, 10 the Dis
trict tosrt OF the sixth judicial district, in
and tor the County of Eureka, state of Me-
vada, mt The Town OF Eureka. and aisw = ths
oiuliaint thers IN, viii b Is on file with ia
Clerk of said Court, within ten days after tn
sstyice on you OF this camtnunS-ex lusiye o
he day of service-if served in said cOanty,
or twenty daysi serv,d oat OF said county
but within this district, AID in all nther cases
0rty days: or judgment by default will be-
: n %asalnst YOU, according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The SAID action is brought to sever ih
bond. o mairimony now existing bet weoi.
you and the said plaintiff. Tor wils1i ncyl ct to
provide the necss>aries of lie Tor the said
plaintiff and family for more than n year last
pa 4. aud Tor cruel and inhunan tr ntmei L.
habitasl ami gross drunkenness. amt for Tho
cIstndy 4 the minor billTen: n of which
will more fully appear by REF renee 10 ctpy
eff go aplalnt h rcto attached and filed In this
action.
Aud you are hereby notified, that IL yon
fail to npi ear and anSw r the rad complaint
a. aboye required the said Hahn III will take
Jadg uent against you b. dsiaslt. aud apply
20 tn Codrt FOR the relief in cHmplai I de-
mnnd d.
ia In testimony whereof, !, r. II. Har-
l. ; men, have hers MO set my hand and
- affixed he sea- u said Luurl this 2lst
day Of December. A. y. ls7l,
+. II. HARMON,
Clerk District Cou- I. sixth Judicial Dis
trict, EUREKA cunhty, Nevada.
-t-t.,r~ ~ l.. MoLtsELlI. Deputy tlorf.
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SrEAaINGs.

We have recently been shown, saws
the Gold Hill Aens. a new style OF
sheet iron roofing, patented by Scott &
Co., Cincinnati, OHIO, which for sim
plicity, Effectiveness, substantial dura-
bill y of style and cheapness, rather
lays over anything vet brought to our
notice in that limo. IL is simply strips
Of good stout sheet iron, eight ieet long
by two feet wide, the ends and side
edges of which are made to fit into
zach other in a very peculiar, yet Very
simple and effective manner, with lip
or strap attachments, Whereby each
sheet can lie firmly nailed To the roof,
Yet showing not a single nail head al
ter the root is completed. The great
facility with which it can be latd is moi
the least recommendation in its favor,
requiring but little ingenuity or time.
A man and a boy could shniglea meet
ing house With It in a day. 1t I'M
ready pain ed with a metallic paint for
Immediate use, and no practical me
chanic can see it without approaching
its superior advan ages at "a sing o
glance.
This morning, says the Virginia
Chronicle, 2lst, "A ma was fouDd lead
i'll the Lone STAR stable, on the Divide.
The Coroner took possession of the
body, and il now lies AT Wilson Il
Browns undertaking establishment,
on b street. awaiting Identification. AT
The Stable little L. known about the de
ceased. lie had slept there every
night for about u week. The MAI in
charge told him not to be- "lying
arounttht re, 'but he replied that he was
very sick WAN ague and hat nowhere
/ o stay. He is a dark complexioned
man, apparently about forty Years OF
age, with very dark brown WHISPERS.
On Monday last, says the Elko Llde
pendent, another sad accident was Wis
tied upon the good people OF Lainoille
Valley, and particularly the house of
MIR. and Mrs. Gilland. A little daugh
ter of the family, aged IL months. fol
lowe II of the boys into the field,
and stopped on the bank of a little
creek. After a short interval her pres
ence vas mis- Led. and search instituted
for her, which resulted in finding her
l~ifeless body in the pebbly stream
We learn by the Reno Journal that
George A. King is to he the General
Agent of the Bank of Nevada Agency.
soon to open in Virginia City, in the
building now occupied t,y Driscoll Il
Co., tockhrukers. Mr. Holmes, Sec
re'arv Of the Crown Point, will succeed
Mr.. Kings position In the Virginia IL
Truckee Railroad.
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MASONIC INSTALLATION.

A Ii FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS
IA in good standing in Eureka and viciuit,
a.o hereby noiiiied that the installation 0
officers for tbs ensuing Masonic year FIR Eu-
reka Lodge No. IL, and Il. John's chm, ter
December 9Th, at ~ ~o'clocN. A meeting o
Eureka Lodge will be held on SATURDAY. even
ing, att ~o'ciocn, mt Which time the order 0
exercises will be- made knowD. All Master
Masons in good standing are cordially IL
vitod to be present.
A. BENEDICT, ri. p.
IT. Johns CHAPTER No s.
J.GlLLE>Plf, w. NJ.
d2l-.t eureka Lodge No. 10.
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THE Oreqonfdn is informed by a gen.
tleman who recently arrived from the
East, that in conversation with the Of
ficials of the Union Pacific Railway
Company. at New York, he vas in
formed by them that the question Of
reducing the fares over the Central and
Union Pacific Railways, during the
dime of the Centennial Exhibition had
ibeen fully discussed by the directors of
those companies, and that it had been
determined by them 10 to reduce the
fares, but to let them remain as at pres
,ent.
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MADRID, Dec. %.
The Epoch says when the Carlist in.
>urrection Is suppressed an efficient
army will be maintained in Cuba az u
measure Of precauiion, aud that hsav,
guns will be placed on the AT the
same time. spain will propose 10 the
United States u new and mutually ad-
yantageous treaty Of commerce.. Sub
~criptions have already been opened 10
defray the cost of manufacturing
heavy guns for the defense of Cuba.
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HERE'S PRETTY LIE.-The Mare
chal de Faber at a siege VAS pointing
out a place with his finger. AS he
spoke a muSket ball carried off his fin
ger. Instantly stretching out another,
he continued his discourse, "Gentle-
men, as | was saving -
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venge for the shooting and hanging Of
their comrades in a recent raid. Cruise
Lopez has been in command since the
death of Chavez. The Mexicans M
the border, with few exceptions. are in
league with the banditti. A cavalry
company will leave here tomorrow
tor San Diego.
Major Richard Roman, for many
years Treasurer of this State, and who
served the country in the Mexican war.
died in this city yesterday at the age of
So wears. Deceased was the uncle OF
Judge w. T. Wallace, at whose house
he brealhed his last. Major Roman
was a native of Lexington, Ky.
Nnmberless Christmas festivities are
announced for the mex few DAYS. TIE
streets wear a holiday appearance in
the afternoons and evenings. kearny
street is almost impossible, owing to
the tiirong engaged in purchasing and
sightseeing.
The Bohemian Club held Christmas
High Jink-la \ evening. A number Of
the most prominent citizens were pres
ent. Speeches, songs and toasts occu-
pied the evening. The club-room WIS
handsomely adorned with holiday
decorations,
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
War md RumOrS Of War-IDead-
Christma ~ High links.

SAN Francisco, Dec. %.
A dispatch from San Diego confirms
the reports of anarchy in Sonora. A
revolution is in progress. The Yag.i
Indians are in revolt. Governor Pes-
qniera has levied a special tax to carry
on the war. The revolutionary party
IN reported about to invade Sipaioa.
Business il Frustrated. No further
ration has been made by the
banditti at Campo. The presence OF a
posse from San Diego keeps them tenn
Iorarily quiet, but they threaten re-
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To OR

Agents O. the SsvrfSgL in outside towns
will be required hereafter 10 settle with he
office for papers on the FIRST Of EVERY
MONTH This rule will be stfict.y en-
forced. .Ef5l4
Eureka, Decem Der IL. 1875.
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BRIGHAM You've has begun the
erection of a massive stone wall around
ten square rods of soil, wherein are to
be buried himself and the choice lights
of his family. The Salt Lake Tribune
that this resting place is not a
traEch of the one Brigham started at
Mountain Meadows.
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THE Bulletin announced on Satur-
wider, and now comes the hate
ful Chronicle which let's the cat u of
the bag, by saving that the Bulletins
columns are to be enlarged to conform
to those of its partner, the CaI, SO that
matter from u paper a be used in
the other, with no increased cost OF
composition. This is a convenience, to
say the least, ana economy IS wealth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24

& IT Is reported that Sergeant Bates
was actually kicked while bearing
aioft''G the star-spangled banner
thrapgh Canada. Yes, sir. kicked !
Kicked by a British cow-hide boot !!
Shall the Dominion be made to pay
for this, or shall we pay the Dominion +?
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN DIsThlCr CuU.,r SINH JUDICIAL
l. Di.trict. County oil Eurekn and state Of
eyada.
In the matter Of the estate Of j.. II. 4.
ioeh, deceased, the State of Nevada sends
srscting:
IN p issuance OF an order OF this Court,
duly made sud entered on The 22d day Of -
'emb r, 1879. notice L. hereby given that
~ ESDAf. January Z. 1916. at ID o'clock, A.
VI. OF said day, Mt tho toArt room uf this
90 art. at tn Court house, IN the town of Eu-
rona, in sal county and state. has been APP
pointed for hearing tbs application Of Anna
y. hoch, ! raging that n document, row On
I'LL IN this tOurt. purporting TO be ID last
will and testament OF j. II, h.. lilo, b, de-
csased, he admitted to Probate IN this Court,
and that Letters Parliamentary he issued
thereon 20 said Anna {. HOch, who is named
therein ss kxrcptTix. at viii, b time AMI
,laee nll pcrsons Interested may appear and
contest the same.
Witness my hani and seal 81 said District
f. ST. Cspr'. this sd o December, 1917.
d2ldi0d I. II. HARMON, Clerl.
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DIED.

Virginia, Dec. Is AT the County Hospital.
". q. Wuon.
Goid Iii |, Dec. D-Frank T. v heller, ages.
81 years.
Framktowi, Dee. l9-Mrs. Ollie hiiaheI,
ny d ~ years.
Carson ,aile,, Dec. lS-Mrs. Montrosc. viii,
Of a.. -. Montrose.
Gegea, Dee. ,lo-Mrs. Smith tcoiored), wife If
John Smith.
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The Chinese War i'm virginia.

VIRGINIA, Dec. y.
Another outbreak occurred III the
Chinese quarters this afternoon. The
rival Hop Woh and Sam Sing coinpa.
nies have been lying on their arms
>ince the skirnish OF two weeks ago;
each side has. in the mea mime. i'm
ported fighters from California. War
like preparations have been going on
day and night. This afternoon Sam
Sings retainer> opened fire rom y
loopholed building. corner of II and
Union streets, upon the castle of the
Hop Woh>, otn 80 yards distant. In
atantly the roof of the latter building
was tiironged with armed Cinnamon.
who returned a vigorous tire. The wsr
soon became general throughout ChinH-
Town. The sound of firing caused ire
mendou~ excitement in the city. The
police rusiied to the ground in force,
followed by numerous citizens, pistols
IN hand. Upon the advent of the
whites the battle ceased. Two wounded
Cinnamon were found, one shot in TIL,
back, the other had a bullet hoe
through the neck. The latter is probably
iatally hurt. 1t is thought by the po
the bodies carried of and secreted. III
tn $50 this evening twenty three CHI
me were captured and lodged IL
the city prison, all armed to the teeth.
During the early part of the evening
there Mas some talk of lynching China
men caught with tire arms upon them.
Another skirmish is looked for beioIe
morning.
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FOR SALE CHEAP!

HAVE AN ACCEPTED ACCOUNT
]. against the Geddes X bertrand Mill ~ ,
Mining Com inny, which | will SELL fol
Fly GEMS ON the dollar. in greenbach
or Confederate scrip.
NJ. DO~UGIlEisTY.
Secret Canyon, Dee. q, 1915. d-i-lv
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MARRIED.

Elko. Dee. ~2l-thirlcs Bune to Aiss A. fTot-
sham.
Virginia. Dec. ls-Jacob Wyckoff To Mary j.
Swift.
Silver City, Dec. 20-Charles s. McLaren. OF
Uat land, 10 Miss Josis r. Angel.
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NOTICE !

+ HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO JOSETll
j 1. ENAlS my interest In he ruit stsi d
and wagon, and Dsspeah for him the yel ,
liberal pau onage bestowed ON me.
JND. l.. ENNIS.
Eureka, December p, 1873, d2Itf
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The sonora War.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %.
A dispatch from San Diego says a
courier has just arrived frou San IA
fact, the capital OF Lower ~Califoruis. re-
porting that the reNolutioniSI> had at
tackled that place, killed Governor Vii
lagrora and tweniy-nine Others, and
had possession of everything. The re
Port needs confirmation, but it is con
sidered highly probable by those Ia
millar with affairs in that e. untry.
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A DECISION recently given by the
Supreme Court Of iowa is Of much in
terest To telegraph companies and the
public at large. A grain operator who
had made an extensive purchase in his
line on the strength of quotations fur
nished by telegraph found that the
figures had been misstated and he was
Consequently out Of pocket to the tune
of several hundred dollars. He
bought suit against the company aud
won his case, the Court deciding that
the market reports, if incorrect, must
entail loss on those who are legitimate
~ responsible for the error.
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BORN.

trUse, "A ION.
Car ON VaIIcy-Wife of Chris. Dsnberr. a
son.
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NEW To y.
NOTICED!

nUR BANKS WILL BIZ CLOSED ON
" Christmas Day. december -. and on
Nes iesr's LAY. January /. neat.
IAAlUA X co.
d2itd II. IS. lMMEDA co,
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EASTERN OlSPATC HE'S.
DY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL,
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Want to go Home.

WHIT 20 BV HGOTNV.
HAVANA. Dec. %.
Captain General Vslmesada has re.
fused the request of "A number of the
highest mill AIRY officers in Cuba to
sign an order allowing them to return
with him to Spain.
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Held to Answer-Arreste.l.

Held to Answer-Arrested.
New YORK, Dec. -.
VIM. Il. Bomhy, Secretary of the
New York Rectifying Company. was
This afternoon held tn answer by the
Uni.ed States Commissioner Tor ne AZ
ZION Of the grand jury for having
JAILED tn make proper entries in mau-
u~facturing spirits.
Vim. Mortimer, the alleged robber
of the Audi.or's office ut Toledo, Ohio,
W - handed To tho office rs from Ohio
this afternoon.
Attach Om = Railroad Train.
P%orrsvILLf, Pa, Dee. %.
The special police al Recalling Raj.
way Company are guarding The track
and trains in The vicinity Of Mount
Carmel to day, being called there sud-
q. My To project the coinpany's prop
cry in consequences ola gang OF des-
peradu.s who boarded the passenger
train last night and fired at the conduc-
tor and brakeman, wounding the lat
ter. They then began heating the
conductor, when the passengers came
to his rescue and succeed in driving
them from the car. The excitement is
great.
GeneraI sherman Makes n speech.
New YORK, Dec. %.
At the seventh ANIMAL dinner OF the
New fipgland Society tonight Presi-
dent Baily presided. At his right sat
President Grant, OH his left General
Sherman. Many distinguished per-
SONS we're present and responded 20
t0xsts. General Grant did not speak,
t,1t General Shermlan. In reDlv ia the
array and navy, said: Upon the civ
.ilizalion of New England ~ based that
OF North America. rhe black man IL
free as ! am. japanese are free to
come here, so are the Chinese; but
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Closing Out at Cost.

DEING DESTROYS or Tllok0oGhLn
stnra boforc thc cola weather sets in, We
determined TO close out during the. ,plesenn'
month our entire stock OF goods Al WI.
This is no idle assertion, ms people VII, 20
~abundan,ly convinced by calling 70 eaa. snrtD
mont as complete and iasnionabl bic as any
ever brought 10 this market, pnd we assaro
our friends and tho public generally that we
are prepared how to offer better goou,
in this state. Now is the time to secure Eoon
bargains by calling ut our store, Sonth Main
s'oo'' AUNT HANNAH,
OFF MISS CASEY.
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FoREIcN w s,


LONDON, Dec. %.
Dispatches from Naples report The
agitation in Mount Versuvius is In
crea~ing and an extensive eruption is
looked for.
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RICHMOND. Dec. %.
A violent earthquake shock was felt
here to night. The guests of the differ
ent hotels were so alarmed from the
rocking of tui!dings as to assemble in
the parlors ready to leave. The alarm
was general, the shock being felt in all
parts Of the city. and many citizens lett
their doiniciles in fright.
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Fire.

NEW York, Dec. ..
A fire this morning in Vesey street
caused losses amounting to Si0,0O0.
distributed among a number of occu-
pants who are mostly insured.
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G'orraIIing the Granger..
An %Old.riumer Gone.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. %.
A Tribune special from Traverse
city. Michigan, announces the death Al
East BAY, Grand Traverse county of
Henry Stiles, an old pioneer, who was
,e first white person born in Cincin-
natl. He was "A resident of Detroit at
tie time OF HuIi's surrender.
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GILBERT HOUSE.
MECUANICSTOWN, FREDERICK
COUNTY, MD.

gm~l TIE undersigned would res
I'M H[tash pcctully inform the public. that
NJ .itT having become the proprietor OF
=AHs=s. the above House, 50 well and
fayorably known, has opened it in an Gle
CANT style for the accommodation OF per
manent and transient customers. The
house has been renovated and furnished
in complete and ample manner, and now
offers Good Cheer and the comforts of Il
pleasant home. His TABLE will be sup
plicd with all the substantials and drllca-
cics of the season, the best the market at
fords. His BAR will be stocked Hith the
best brands of liquors and scgars. His
STABLE will be furnished with good pro-
ycndcr and attentive ostlcrs, And his char
res (n7;- MARK THIS, will be moderate
and in accordance with the spirit of the
times. Boardcrs taken by the day, month
or wear. The custom IF travellers and
others is respectfully solicited. The large
cyrcrcnce Of the subscriber in Hotel keep
ing, warrants him in saying, that he Will
do all in his power TO give genera *atlstac-
ton NJ w. Ml-S Eh"
iunC lStt
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HAYDEN MINTER. - On the 2stl
ultimp, al the Lutheran Parsonage in York
Springs, 10y Rev. 5. \. Hedges, Mr.. ALDER,
G. Hayden to Miss Ida Belle Mntcr, o.
MechauicstOWn, Md.
Joy and peace attend the happy couple.
REISLIR-SrONER.-On the 9th in
slant, by the Rev. John Roberts, Edwart
RciSlcr to Emma +. Stoncr, daughter OF
Ephraim Stoncr, both Of this county.
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nrafhG.


CRONISE,--On the 26th Of June, 1870,
Fanny May Cronisc, aged years, 4 mos
and 2l days, child Of Simon and Evclinc
Cronsc.
KIINE.--On the 10th Of June, in Fred
rrick Rosie, youngest daughter Of Josiah
r. and.Carolnc Kline, aged E months and
II days.
LAkIN.-N the residence of her mo-
thcr, near Jefferson, Md, June the 2Sth, o
measles, Miss Susan Alice Lakin, aged 32
years, 8 months and 1 1 days.
IIOUSE.-On Saturday morning 10th
instant, near the City of Frederick, j. w
House, Toll-gate keeper, iii the 34th year
of his age.
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Harvest Grinders.
Harvest Grinder.

NREAT improvement for Grinding
W Mower and Reaper Knives, can 10
attached to any Grindstonc. Sold at the
low price OF So each, at the Agriculture.
Store OF STEWART n PRICE,
iunc IS iw Frederick, Md.
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A RARE CHANCE.

VI,IIE subscriber, desiring to move to
i town, offers her desirable country resi-
dcncr at private sale. rhr place is stu
atcd within the corporate limits, and con-
tains about 20 acres of land, and all the
necessary buildings to make pleasant
home, Fruit Of all kinds upon the
place and never-failing spring
of excellent water is convenient to the
house. This property was the residence
of the late Jno. A. Martin, deceased. Fog
terms, &c, apply TO d. G, Martin.
may2S .om ANN +. MARTIN.
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Y On laSL Oulluty week l1C corner StOllt
l. of a new Lutheran Church at Clearsprin~
q Washington county, now in process d
It erection, was laid. The ceremonies were
:. very solemn and impressive as they usually
It are on such occasions. Rev. Victor Miller
: of McchnncstoWn, DR.. George Dichl, OF
Frederick, and a number of other Lutheran
clcrgymcn were present on the occasion.
Local. NEws.--Thcrc is not a locality
throughout the adjoining country where
> there is not something occurring during
j., the week worthy of publication, and We
:, hope the friends of the paper will take the
trouble to inform us whenever anything
y out of the usual order transpircs. by doing
this they will crafty themselves and please
their ncghbors besides adding popularity
r to the paper and increasing its usefulness.
10 those who have been favorng us in this
, direction in the past we express thanks,
and we say to all patrons, don't wait for
some one else to begin, but send us the
news. We desire the facts in some kind
! of shape, and we will arrange them for
publications And as Il guarantee of good
faith give your name, not for publication,
but as sponsor.
Mrs. Grove, wife of the Hon. James il.
Grove, committed suicide in Jefferson
r county, West Virginia, on the 9th inst, in
a fit ofdeliriun by voluntarily hanging her
self. She rot up very early in the morning,
f went into the yard. got upon II stool, and
, fastened herself with Il surringlc to the
, limb OF a tree, when she kicked the stool
from under her and swung off. Her mind
was diseased. She was Il highly educated,
intelligent and accomplished lady, and her
+ sad misfortune Is deeply regretted, Her
husband was once n prominent lawyer OF
iIagcrstown and once State Senator for
WASHINGTON county. Mrs. Grove leaves
four children. Her remains We're Inferred
II, IIagcrstown, with the services of the
) Protestant Episcopal Church, amidst a
large concourSc of sOrrowiny relatives and
friends.
CAMP MEErlNG.-AM the necessary ar,
engagements for holding the Camp Meeting
: Of which we made mention few weeks
since, at Cold Spring Grove, near Mechan-
= ics,own, and to be under the auspices of
, Mcchanicstown Circuit of the Uuitcd
, Brethren Church, have been corrplctcl.--
The site selected is Il beautiful one, Conyc-
uirnt to town, only "A few hundred yards
FROM The railroad. well supplied with OK.
cclcnt water, and is everything that can
be desired as a pleasant place fora meeting
. of this kind. August Goth is the dav fixed
l Urou for the commencement of the meet
. inw. Person, wishing to participate in
this camp will receive all necessary intor-
, addressing the Rev. Mr. Branc, Mechanics
|, town, Md.
ON Tuesday evening, 9Th instant, during
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-16
DR., GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN,

THANKFUL for past favors, offers his
|. professional services to the citizens OF
Mcchnnicstown and vicinity.
Office and residence, South Water st.