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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

Dei, 81 Arlington Nov. I. Or. Luther
Moseiy, aged IS years
The death 81 Dr. Mostly deserved more
Ihau passing newspaper notice. a. hi.
community have met with loss not easli,
replaced. For nearly 40 years he ha.
praclieed his profession among a., aud
his luss comes hume to nearly every fam.
Wy Ia the town and ~ some % the neigh.
b ring towns, among whom bis pruies
siuual sklll was best Known aud Appfect.
dlcd. Naturally modest aud unas,uniiuR
bis opinion VA, engurly sought aud hi.
advice appreciated aud relied upon when
gwen lie was an euthusiast Ia his pro.
irsslon, We'll posted aud consequently
successful 10 his practice, thus gsining al
euylablc position among bis medical AZ
sccintes, la every public enterprise he
was rtady and willing to aid by personal
eilDrt or pecusiary snb.otiption, making
his loss keenly felt Ia our local matters
The large number that followed bis re-.
mains 10 his last resting plser. shns 90
the deep feeling OF lii- luzs. ~. funeral
was largely attended from ST. James
church on the 81 inst, DR. H.. II. Can.
field officiating Among bis pail bearers
we noticed DR., Rogers, OF SALISBURY.
and DR.. Newton, Of North bennington.
lie was buried In The new cemetery south
Of the village, where he has spent 50
much time aud laboed 10 uniiringly dur.
ing the last four years 20 beaulify aud
adorn. His years were ful OF honor,
and he now rests from his hbors Peace
10 his ashes. n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
Permanently Cured.

rAStogDs RADICAL CUHE ron CATAnnn IL
sale ref Ia .na permanent cure for Catatrh II
every totm, Eid 10 the most perfect rem d esst
dsutel II l. pntsh a vegetable distiIistpn
AID u applied ally by Insulation, aud epBstt.
nationally b. internal administration l. ,eAiiy
spi,ll' d fettt Il instantaneous, IL aoothes, hoais
ani eiosns's the iashi passages u every feeling
OF hfA,iness Obstfuction, dulluess, or dizziness
C0usttnunusly administered i TeBogAts tAe
boo i, 80 lice 4 VI TIE scid loison with 4hich IL
il VI SAYS charged ~ Catarrb. saimuisies the
s'on iCi. h,ef. aud ~ igeys pefiucis digostian,
makes Il, " VI oil. aud lefmits the formation ~
sound, healthy tssns sd 1nsiiy obtains ON
plote 90 itrol over The ri $50. fbs remarkable
curative y twsIA viuu al 0ihsf re Iiollss attsfD
fail, u sIsfuHDs HADICsL CuaE, are Attsst d ~
thousands uho gratefully recommend It ~ t.ll
low Sufferers No statement IL made regarding
II thst cannot be substituted by the most re-.
~ able and reliable tsiefsnces itisag fsAi
aaa good medicine. md worthy al s0nk iouee.
kscL p.ckags contains ffattiss os Calafrh
an Dr. sa1forf'- Improved InBAIihg raBs, AID
iuii difee ~ fr u. uso ia AL cases -
hAhfOkbs RADICAL ceEk - 10 Il BY I'll whole.
sac aud .e'aii duggist1 hrgashoas the United
otHtis. Pine. 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

far AL 6AEres silferwAre, and China
and Japan, last bui not least Ga the
let u successial ,fAdetmea, wili leave
abost two.tbir3s 81 their exhibits 10
Ibis eouniry,
Bat oar fisit was brief aad oar &C
count e Il mast be- Alter usiog brain
ara mascle eycs ard logs. wish little
sleep o. rect ior ivo days We figured
our cash account and foaBd We could
reach home and have seventeen cents
lst The next train found us aboard
for New York o. The way we CHANGED
70 fall ia with a charming yoang lady
acquaintance who was coming % Man.
chester without an escort She volan.
teered 70 see as safely through the
dangers Of New York which she did,
and We should most certainly have
been left over Sunday 10 the great city
iriendless and almost peuniless bat for
her She made the retura trip very
pleasant for US. would that We could
believe the benefit was reciprocal We
are now a woman's tighter.
III New York aud up the river We
saw evidences Of the fierce political
contest The meeting Of business men
TO hear Secretary Morrill, wa ~ full
bias. at the lower part OF the city =
Going up the river we saw three torch
light professions ia az many different
villages We called them al for Hayes
and Wheeler. One other place was
Illuminated aud there had cvidentI y
been a like procession for Hayes aud
Wheeler. Before we arrived home.
which WAS one O'Clock. Sunday morn
ing, we had Hayes aud Wheeler elected
aud tie great exposition had almost
gone cut Of mind Ii will come back
again after next Tuesday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

Tho legislature has been busy en-.
pertaining BILLS during the past week
but have passed none u very general
interest. A resolution introduced by
Woodbridge Of yergennes sastaining
President Giant IN sending troops 70
South Carolina, was debated one day
and caused some excitement Battell
81 hjptln, who claims 70 be a Republi-
can aud who has spent the winter in
sout'. Carolua lor two Or three years,
spoke against and Messra Woodbridge
and French 10 IT'D favor 1t was then
passed 81 a party vote. Tie legisla-
ture adjourned from Saturday until
Wednesday 10 allow the members to
gn homo 70 vote
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

Tic scbcdalcs q prices adopted BY
tuc eaal companies for November are
is,ael Ihc prices 81 al grades except
stove Anl chestnut, announced by the
Pennsylvania aud Delaware aud Hud'
sau companies are ten cents lower
than October The price for stove coal
remains the same Owing to increased
demand for chestnut the price has
been advanced ten cents BY one aud
twenty-five cents by the other com
pany.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

rauum : profoundly detected The
Uatel States b4s teai BIN a. the show
b8siarss 40 hc eaunvyef recover from
tae modification Il ibe defeat nor
ffr.te ah aasfaiefnl country when
last se,a &c was driving pair Of wool.
lg horses npiay with fhlnoeeras
IS striped pants With paper collar
Catching = borrowed umbrella % hls
paws There ass speculation 10 the
u't Snowman eye
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
CHRONIC CATARRH,

SYMPTOMS obstructed breathing, partial
closure 81 Que or both most lis, a stoJ pad up,
"stuhed mp feeling ~ the heat constant llnw.
Ing Of the rose, di,cbatges from tho n0se Of a
watery or Tick yelias on Preenish macus. IRE,
qnenty streaked with blood Sometimes the
MISTER becomes oncru6ted IL The nasal PASSAGE,
and Is removed only by prolonged tljrt 10 the
mafning on ilslng The symptoms are the worst
Fiolent blowing. hawking ami spittng uuti tho
cfnsts are removed az least paftiall,, and The
throat Is FREE from the mater that bas agcum.
ulated during tho night Finally tho poisonous
secrotio,s attack the thfnst bronchial tubes,
lungs, terminating ~ pulmonary consumption
accompanied bg no ahsn iy0 breath sud i'm
paired eyesigt aud hearing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

Delays are dangerous aud persons snf.
fering from Dropsy, Brighrs Disease,
Kidney, Bladder aud Gandnlar Maladies
Mental aud Physical Debility, should at
at once take llUNr's REMEDY, Retention
and lncontinence Irregularities, aud in
fact all affections Of the Uriuo. Genitsl
Organs, are cured By lluNr's REMEDY.
lNfALlIBLE Eye. WASH cures Weak
Eyes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

Taden said, in a speech the other
night, that he believed If the Demo
Gratis were successful in the coming
election it would bring a millennium.
That is what we are all waiting for.
Now the Democrats are successful our
dish aud spoon are ready Three dol
lars day and roast beef. nothing less
will answer.
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LAME BACK.
u. ~ laI.IaI RaA. 60 lsn D IL.

Ian. ~ Issla DAD. islu TAP . HaFld
Mfssfs AesRs 4 Palter' GeQ5is7asa / have
lart fcggefod iain lame AID pAn6i
fhroaFl III $50 Of Youf C9lLAs foLgAIc rL2s-
prs Ma baNk was ~ lams sud psiaiui ihst
could uui Dup. uak 81 % duty ~ any KIDD
aad vs. iAsceI iH the Is ssalt4i Tor tsoiva da8s
thght eafa then Eske3 8stiB lss pu u tks
surgeon - tIY d. LgLiiHs yVl1Afp PLssfEss
an9 "a FaN hsufs 81 CT patti K utlB % 49, Ell.
ureiy relieved ~ pain as aylr - bead ny bsek.
sm ngS thoroughly sell ! nvsssder them
s4tapiy s84dfffnl isaspsrtfau8 Foufs,
ALEXANDER JAAks9s,
CO J. let AfHAsry, Port Warren.
"A 1914
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

FoR 0RASr IS It7s, FoW TILnEN ~
1870.
10 no Editor QfG n. \. Eceniag H.
press
was boru ia Vermont, aud was a
resident there until since the last
Presidential election ! voted for Grant
bns hope 70 he forgiven by my coun.
tfymcn f1r that great mistake, because
| am now as solid Tildcn man as
5rca,bos. and am doing everything
possible TO atone for my error Of four
years ago by converting all can 70
tie Democratic cause | passed sew
ctal weeks previous % the late State
election IN Vermont and helped to turn
many Republicans from the error q
their ways aud ! absolutely know that
| made four votes for lden aud Hem
bricks sure. while others | left ION the
lcncp, and think that glorious letter
vi Mr ildcns an the rebel claims will
settle them and cause them to vote the
Democratic ticket. that being the only
poiat 81 which they hesitated. NV
Old county Bennington gave Re.
publican majority Of over LOO last
year, this year il was less than half
that. My town lIanchestor), with a
total vote o. only a25, last year polled
bat 81 Democratic votes; this year il
cast III, and II every section Of the
State bad done as well, the general
result wuBla have been tremendous
victory iar our side And as il is. and
10th a. they are ~ acknowledge il, We
reduced tie Republican majority from
tbs state election on the previous
Pfcsilenu,l year over 9 600, aud with
large increase Of votes On their side
feel sure their majority will be still
further reduced in November
ans very enthusiastic champion Of
samuel ] aud tonight, on a street
Gag. my enthusiasm got me into a fiery
argument GA the campaign and It's
probable results. etc. Aflcr vorsting
Ms opponent. was challenged by an
olber disciple Of Heeze and Whaylcr'
" make a canvass of the votes on the
cas-. which / accepted with The follow
iae result There wcrc sixteen Votes,
.t.s...s4tasa,sR Ii A.ltBVe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
SNEEZING CATARRH.

lhls r constant sue exc sueeze, sHeczc, until
your mead seems read to Gy m until tonr moss
audoytS discharge oSeastlye quantities ~ mncuA
ihin rid, and poisonous uptil, unht for bust
ness ~ pleasure you number yourself among
the most aiheted u mortais destined 10 suffer
peroiirslly the greatest distress without rensf
q consolation. Every dfaught, evorc breath ~
air seems an enemy IN Disguise This 10 proper
" ohled Acute Gatarfh and commonly, Cofl Ia
Head. Ite constant recurrence Il due ~ Q nsti.
uionaly weak or diseased nasal organs aud
enieebled action Of TIL preparatory glands In
the permanent cure pi this distretsing mainly
SANFoap RADICAL CuRE rJR CATARHH n 4 / ever
aims tpecht. Instant relief fullgss tho first
dorc. lrsuae cstfoyu the M bid sGHsitiYenasr
TO .tnpspht rio charges which prodispo.es
people 70 this disease aud is euro to prevent an
Attack OF CHeosiC on LUCRATIVE CArARRm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
CHAUNCEY GREENS ESTATE

y
STAN ov YgnnoNr, Maneh picr District 49,
IntrobAt Coart hold AZ Manchester within
and far said distr q on the 81 dag ~ ocohst,
A. D., 1915.
Prescott Hon. y. h Barton. Judge.
An Instrument. purportlbg 10 be the last will
and Testament ~ Chsuneey Green, late Of Man
chester ia said district deceased being pres, uted
by tho Executors therein named Tor probate
Il IL ordered by tald cuurt tisi al pttHUua rai.
ccruod therein be notified 10 appear a. session
thereof, 10 DO held u the Probate OAac 10 Man
chester, In said district, on the trth dan ot
November, A.D. 1876, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon
aud show cause, u any they have, against the
probate Of said wlll; for which purpose II Ia
further ordered that this order bo Published
three weeks Auceessiyely Ia tho Manchester
Journal, newspaper pruicd st Manchester, "a
this state, previous 70 said time 0f hoarin.
A true record
Attest, IovELAND MUNsoN, Acatstu.
A true copy ~ reour
Attest, LUNELAhD MuNSON, Register.
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HAIR VINE !: ;:: 3. n; :: \. ;:i: X:

IL sss gures that unpleasant itt9alt ttat ~ tla
prelude % the hairs decay Removes dAaitua
aud cures all diseases IT the scalp u mAkesA
nice shampoo aud dressing tor laiies anA chtl-
dtanH heads, an IL Removes the dAnirNn aud
dirt Keeps the heal cpoi, aud ltates The hA =
aaft aud sealp clean. Try It AMI you will ass 40
other Ak druggists and merchants tsr Il
everywhere, ur send Toe. b. ne Tor Trial buttln.
Address " BlCHA hps0N. Barnet W sofa
~ Manchester by Wait Hard aud v Grover,
Wells. kohArdsoa Co., Burlington. VI Whole.
s.le SCENTS. "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

AS armisOae bclWeen tie Turks aud
Ssuaut has leeu agreed upon which
psstbaars tbe war question. bot doet
ust soule
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
.ARE DOING woNpERs. >

KssAs. Heks P0ttsr; gelaefasa &c oLIfss'
R0irAfc fLsgFEWs are datag wonders. Iasy
E9fk iike mage, AID thosG 700 ssgt last Ar III
aid snd more aaats3 kesa me tbree sazeu a.
sss5n As saa gsi tais Money ipctpssd hasssiiA
/ HMut "a 10 t}-mgfTGa Elglst, II possible IL
haste 4snrS
z. p. PALMER, F.K.
50. F1rergE. Ma, Msy d, 1876
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
rLirye rnrr 10 rms crSrES>,AL.

Short Of each az members Of the
Graf, usually are, bnt armed With an
extra number u pAsses, &c editor, one
day last week, joined the innamerable
caravan moving towards the City of
Broiheriy Love Our toatc was by
the ceniral Vemoat Railroad 10 Troy
aud BY The Citizens Line Of Steamers
10 New York We chose TO 90 BY
boa, because our pass read that way
and also because we expected a good
nights sleep 90 the route But. alas
iot human calculations For a free
ride there were terrible l0t Of bills
presented. more Than a spare man ike
We could liqaidate Il Is fact learned
b. puafal experience that masqaitoes
aoufish % a Hudson River boat long
afer The days 81 usefulness Of the
scots have ended IA Vermont. The
specimens that interviewed as were
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
80 FIrrrgr ilr M / u

sold ID 81 dfaeEisis. keat ~ mai on fscslpt
u Ne ier COS. t.zs TT siI. ~ " Is for tssiss
esFefaay srsppei, sa4 ssrrAsle5, - WEEKS 4
POTTER, prspust9fs Eossgn. Mass lslm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

Which. ! remarked. was "Ah0ot the
proportion the result ia the State Of
Nea York SAL fhow and proposed
t4see cheers lor samuel } Tiidcn. the
seat PpsiIcut q tie United States.
which pese gives with a sill. This
occurred ga an East New York car.
~. lI6. Oue d the gentlemen said
/, am Republican, and have always
voted Tie Republican ticket bot |
shall vote f9r Samuel J Tildea this
l41
Stuws show which . ay tie wiad
blows
Yoars confident Of victory,
October -. J.. c O.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

1t Is astonishing how fat and lusty
the Democratic roosters are after fast.
ing for sixteen years. They must be
related to the tabled phnnix which
was said to rise from its own CLASHES.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

aAsA
- tRAfEn ama latr u.h Hasaaa 80 $50
4 : tuasaf aet 0ss 8 @F - vests a.t
lts esuaf ats rart fieFsr Ftf sFaas ass
fska ttf sssv
UaWEN
F.sl tsasft U# f w
Nf0flGE Ihetsts Hf tatt htrs HIs..a
' ~ sea 0su. s.aHb sfa hns 8affnf taa b.
asaittsf az Bic aaH0gttt saA { shaj e5#tn asaa
y BIZ ssg aga ray a4ue e = iesit anel tats
date
WrlTHkC sHJtH
kapegt sert l6 iSk ais
FARM FoR SALE The place kaows
atha Wm ara Nsfal slIHsta4 aus mile
iftm hsnd ilF - ssste fkH IS MtHafastef-
Na4a MF5u uiaias i1 fpa se'i Honafaf aith
tnd tsht, ; .uea, l.sfp aus senla s1thsrf
Alsr Nusd as'a.s vas Ntt @sNl esfa ttej liz
5awsicA on large satsm af stItf tA f-es test
70 a. Vaser rauair huase. iaHts Nlsek alalih
81 5p ard D. kefes lsa3 rstms esav
kpp so Sc ~ iftNs
MARX tiYyaN
AlY Iainst.a 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
LATEST.

AIB,SY. n X, Nov. Sth, 5p m
The result is still IN doubt If the
Republicans secure South Carolina,
Louisiana and Florida Hayes will lie
elected. These states are still in doubt
though the FIRST two look Republican.
We think the chances are that Tilden
is elected, but il is a tight squeeze
The New York Times figures the re-
suit as follows AS we 20 to press
we find reason to claim lis electoral
votes for the Republican candidates,
and to coneede l75 votes to the Demo.
Gratis. The states still 10 doubt are
New Jersey, Florida aud Oregon The
Republicans have won il they have
carried New Jersey or Oregon and
Florida. The Democrats have wen II
they have carried New Jersey, with the
addition II either Florida or Oregon. Z
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
BLACKS MlTnINC

FAeroHi FHNT AuNnsf lsIg
The subscriber. have opened Baeksmiih
SHOP IN ths y8iaSs scar th8 cAumge shop
Mrmefiy Owned by hskh & Lee. where ~
branches of The trade aru conducted vith ekitl
and despatch, ami ~iih rRlHEt TO LIVE AND
LET LIVE ksp ctal attention paid 20 horse.
shooting. EnSON 4 lItIY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
$4,000 REWARD

Tie Touu ~ Ma chester etll pay Fy0 Hundred
nsiists, ~ sny Ftfaan Sbp eiil fufuiah infat ma.
- that wil lead % the tietfetfas spd h5ptistt
u The pefEeu "a Pens AS aba bufprd ihn barns
{ usnry ollaysf, ! Angusfus Maus u aaa
le-' pa She dau, "a eitlet u tlem % uf AuY
ptrsnu o. pets ins B4tttnE " attempting H. set
,uy tuoendisry trv 10 the town Of Manchester
JANIS LAMpAON,l
" VkNfIFin 5 Scioetman
A. II, JAMESON.
NJ nehN alar Nnl rs. taan 81
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MEMS PLAID SUITS,

FINE DIAgOgAL SUITS PA JAckEfB,
uFEECOklr, Ae, 81
az prices 10 snlt the times.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-03

Statistics show this to be true. In 1874
it was 140 900 cords; in 1875 it decreas-
ed to rs, 900 (nearly One-half), and it is
expected to be still less this year.
The Shosbone Indians are holding a
council east of Elko, near Deeth. Last
Friday there were about 400 braves at
the assem- blage. The same tribe held
a similar meeting near Carlin week
before last.
John M. Bell has resigned his posi-
ton as agent and operator for the rail
road company at Halleck station, and
A. J. Hatch, formerly night operator
at Carlin, has been given the situation.
The Belmont Company have let a
contract to run a hundred feet of drift
north on the west ledge which is run
ming across the bottom of the perpen-
dicular shaft, at a depth of $50 feet.
The Virginia City pest house is empty
and the genial smallpox has disap-
peared.
The New York Mining Company
have levied an assessment Of rs cents
per share, delinquent October I'd.
Another strike is reported in Justice,
the ore of which will go $3.50 to the
tim
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-03

alighted from their buggy and Hum
phreys was at once seized by foul men
and Blake by four m Blake
broke loose from his captOrs and ran
about one hundred yards, when, on
looking back, he saw the men cutting
Humphreys to pieces with long knives.
He FASTENED to town, reported the
cause, and a party of citizens at once
started for the scene of the murder.
On arriving at the Springs they found
Humphreys head cut off and stuck
on a FENCE paling. A boy riding by
had been compelled TO get off his
horse, bow to the head three times and
utter a prayer. A parley ensued be.
tween the leader of the citizens, and j.
G. Black, aud Dover, the Cobbite, dur
ing which the latter took Humphreys
head from tho fence several times,
shook it back and forth, and replaced
it on the paling, at the Same time or
dering the citizens to leave. At last
Dover and his crowd advanced on
Black aud his party, in a menacing
manner, and the latter fired upon
them, killing two men and wOunding
another. The remaining four men,
four women and two children were ar
rested and taken to Jail. Other Cob
bites were also arrested and taken to
Jail. There was great excitement
among the people and lynching was
threatened. The next day q prelimin-
airy examination was held and all par
ties released. They talked necessarily
about their religion, and there seemed
little doubt that they were all crazy
from the effects of religious excitement
and starvation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-03
THE NEW YORK MUDDLE.

This mornings dispatches leave the
gubernatorial middle about as it was
at last accounts. Some of the papers
say MI. %Seymour's declination is abso-
lutte, while others claim-the World
among the number-that he may vet
consent to make the race. II he adj
heres to his former statement a new
convention will be called at once to fill
the vacancy. With the unsettled state
of the case at present prevailing, it is,
of course, impossible to predict with
any certainty what the effect will be on
the national politics in the Empire
State. With the light we have on the
subject, however, we view the situa-
ton as quite precarious. With Sey-
mour at the head there Would be no
question; without him, a Democratic
success would seem problematical.
Further advices regarding this matter
will be looked for with the most pro.
found interest by both Democrats and
Rublicans alike.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-03

The two furnaces at Typo are still in
full blast, and will continue so during
the season. The future of this little
camp is very promising, the only dan
ger threatening the place being a too
great influx of people, enough now be-
ing there to meet the present demand
for labor.
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed by the Idaho Mining and Smelt-
ing Company, with a capital of 100000
600. The Director are A. p. Hotaling,
S. Reinhart, M. Shelly, A. Bocqueraz
and N. Dupera. George b. Animy has
subscribed the whole $4,000, 900.
From the Elko Independent we learn
that b. w. Martin, formerly Of Union
Vile, was killed last week in the Young
American mine at Tuscarora. Mr..
Martin resided in Humboldt county a
long time and was universally re-
spected.
The ticket sales OF the Central Pacific
railroad at Reno for the month just
ended amounted to 1923 900. OF this
amount the sum Of $4,000 was for
eastern tickets.
The amount of wood run down tho
Carson river grows less each year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-03
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The Democracy opened the cam
paign in this county last night with a
grand and enthusiastic meeting. 1t
was the first demonstration Of the sea-
son in Eastern Nevada, and the un-
paralleled interest manifested showed
very conclusively that this section may
be safely counted upon to return a
handsome majority for Tilden and
Hendricks. 1t was the largest out
door meeting eve witnessed in Eu-
reka, and tho enthusiasm OF the vast
assemblage is susceptible of no other
interpretation than that the people are
alive to the vital importance of the i'm
pending contest. Now, that the work
has been insugurated under such ia
vorable auspices, let there be no sbate-
ment Of zeal until the last vote shall
have been polled On the 7th day of
November. The speakers last night
were especially happy in their re-
marks, and the strong points
made invariably elected a hearty re-
Spouse from the audience. The i'm
portance OF thorough organization
through the medium Of local clubs
can not well be overestimated, and in
asmuch as we have a large number of
good speakers in our midst, there will
be no difficulty in keeping alive the
patriotic ardor which bust forth so rap
turously last night.