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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-13

This is, the name of a new school
opened at Reno aud conducted by the
Sisters OF st. Dominic. The course of
study embraces the various branches of
solid and useful education. The
scholastic year, comprising ten months,
opens at the beginning of August and
ends at the beginning of June. Terms
for board and tuition, payable half
yearly in advance, $3.50 per annum.
For particulars inquire at the Institu-
ton or address the Sister Superior.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-13

81 Range Of temperature at this station
yesterday Highest. 80 deg; lowest, 43 deg.
Mango. 10; average, 49.7 deg.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'l signal Service, U. y. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-13
q CA II ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc, l Will
senG ecipe that will cue you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary IN south America. Send
H-addressed envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH t.
INM.N, Station D, Bible House. New York
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-13
More Attractions.


YEyHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Ii. d. A. NJ, 4 NJ Society respectfully
give no ice that on the morning Of the 9th
day of the coming Fair Grand fques ri w
Tournament viii take place by the ladies
Presents agg eating $3.50 will be gwen away
to competitors, as follows;
First PRICE Gold watch and chain SITS.
Second Pr re Ladies fne saddle SIS.
Tbird Prize. China tea set S6G.
Fourth Prize, silver goblet $40
kntry fee $40, open to all respectable ladies.
indian Races
On the Sd day an Indialenag race will come
of Open to ali Pint and ShOshone com
retitors. Five or more to enter. Single dash
OF mile; First, $50, second, $50; Third,
$50. Entry tee SO
Also the 4th day Grand SQaaw Foot
Race will take place. Free for ali. Purse
$l5; First $40, Second 50,
Rules Of the S ociety.
Quarter Stretch, Badges will be said at the
track gate at 81 each, aud will be good only
for the day.
One owner one trainer, ami one groom only
to each horse entered shall he entitled TO
quarter stretch badges free. which shall be
obt ined of the Entry Cleik at the time of
entry,
All officers, life members, ticket agents,
and policemen are requiI ed to obtain from
the Secretary their respective badges prior to
appearing on the grounds, as no individual
will be allowed to pass TO the grounds not
wearing proper badge or holding ticket.
C. @. BILES, President.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DIS rRIcT COURT.
July Term, 1877.
w. S. BoNNIFIELD, JUDGE.

Tae following business was transact
ed yesterday:
A. Stevenson & Son VS.. Smith x
Mann Cause came up regularly for
trial, NJ 5. Bonnifield, appearing as
counsel for plaintiff and Grass d.
Harding and Judge Robinson for
defendant. Both parties expressly
waived jury and consented that the
case be tried by the Court
Ii was ordered that jurors,be excused
from attendance on Court untilfurher
notice.
Court adjourned until to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-13
San FRANCISCO STOCK REPOR8.
Las. Evenings Board.

so Meadow Valley, SOC.
$50 Raymond Il Elv, IA. 1914.
$50 Eureka Az. As.
100 Alps. LILO. ll5c.
1870 Jackson, So
2l0 Leo ard 1909.
go CHA. 40. ll5c.
220 Panther, 10. lose.
% n. Belle 1877
50 Mtuhatt-u. lOH. II.
GAO DrEtses. 100. 2O0c.
100 peatber. /.
480 Grand Prize. i694, lGH $50.
1850 Argentt. 235. 24Go.
1886 Navajo. $40, $500.
300 Grand Central. /.
1850 Endowment, 800. 3l5e.
1000 Independence, 1915. 200c.
$50 Young America. 1869.
$40 Venture. I35. 1909.
100 Hornet, 1870, l25c.
500 Mimi BILE, 1909.
425 Silver. Prize. l25c.
100 New Coso. 5Nc
2450 Modoc 100. l70c.
8l5 Leeds, 30. 225c.
525 Sierra N-yada, 5H, 3.
1870 Ophir. 1917 1914
90 California. 29I. 20 DO.
90, Utah, 1lIs
400 Brlcher, ~, ~.
$50 Savage, 50 81.
400 Con Virginia. "a.
$40 Excheqner. 8 so.
335 Best K Belcher. 10, 10 So
go yellow IacL ct, l07s. l039,
81 Julia, $50, 270c
lbs, Justice, l2s4 l2s1 b5.
AS ould & Garry, 91s 90.
SIS Crown Point. $50. 435c.
$50 Jnstice. 1917, 1919
400 Hale Il Norcross. ga. 7.
100 alpha, l2%. l2A.
3DO Aroenta 230e.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-13

Two young men, banned Joseph E.
Johnston and Fltzhngh Lee, are
learning the machinist trade in the
Pennsylvania Railroad machine shops at
Altoona. They are nephews of the
Confederate officers whose names they
respectively bear.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-13
The Rairmount Mine.

j. w Cleuo, an industrious miner,
is the owner and discoverer of the Fair
mount mine in Winnemucca Mount
ain. With his own labor and the assist
auce Of bis boy, u lad twelve or thirteen
years of age. he has extTacte6,a5eUt ~
tons of ore, ten tons of which assays
$500 per ton, and the rest about 500
per ton in silver. The mine at the
depth attained is looking splendidly,
and within the last two or three feet
opened carries ore containing native
and horn silver. He is awaiting the
Works to have his ore worked.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-13

Agents Crane & Brigham, Wholesale
! druggists, San Francisco.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

The American Farmer.-Tbe June
Number is et hand Pressnting the usual com
plete aud varied index Of seesonabe contents
appropriate to the season and TO the needs Of
our farmers who should not be without the
advice OF this now venerable farm Journal
The use, the preparation and application Of
fertilizers Is always prominent topic in f1s
pages, as alse are the advantages Of improved
stock Of some celebrated individuals OF which
there are in this number several engravings.
The staple crops, fruit culture aRd ornamental
gardening all find due space, and no country
home but should have the monthly visiis Of
the Farmo. Published by Sam'l. Sands
scn, Baltimore, at ; 5oa year, OF 81 10 clubs
OF Eve Or more
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

Teachers Institute The Teachers In
sltuto held at the Public School Building in
this plaee,on the 9th 7th and s;h, was large
ly attended The exercises we're opened with
prayer by the Rev. Br. Dice, and followed by
remarks Of Prof Newell, Of tho State Nor
NAL school, under Who're supervision ,hs In
siitule Is conducted. Mr.. Farquhar delivered
m address 10 which be spoke Of the great
progress made IN education 10 this county in
the last Gflcen years. Tho teachers then gave
q report Of the location, condition, and schol-
ars Of .heir respective schools. Mr.. Soper
made some remarks, after which the meeting
adjourned until 10 O'Clock Thursday morn
ing when II. G. Hallowsll, Esq, delivered
IN address.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

A. Suggestion. Now that summer 10
fairly upon us we would call tho attention Of
the proper authorities to class among us
who should have special heed paid 10 Any sug-
gesiion conducting to their comfort. Te mean
the ladies' The Court iosse yard, IS at pres
ent beauti6ed, is very pleasantly and adyAn-
tareously adapted for mea 10 squat down
upon and talk politics, but 1t is not at ali
suited for n cool and quiet hour Of recreation
for the ladies. The trees there make a most
delicious shade, aud with the expenditure Of a
few dolIarsin erecting seats through the square
II conl be made favorie place Of resort for
the geniler sex. There is ret another no less
interesting portion Of the community who
would profit by this comfortable improvement
the babies.
We hope this suggestion in behalf Of our
female friends will not be passed over, bot
rather lot the Commissioners act upon this
suggetiion a. once and thus add new luslre 10
their gBllautry.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

ROAD PETITION.


FENHE undersigned, citizens and taxpayers
OF Montgoneryrcount intend to petition
your Honorable Body thirty days after the
publication Of this notice for the opening Of
public road, beginning:on tho Germantown
aud Birnesville rou1, ~ or near the bounded
stone between the lands of Mrs. Rhinehart and
Jacob Sny der ; running thence ou or near
said dividing line between the lands of Mrs.
Rhinehari and Jacob Snyder to the lands Of
John & Richter, then on or near the dividing
line between the lands Of Jacob Snyder aud
j @ Richter 10 the lands y. II. Richter, then
through the lands Of the said T. II. Richter
10 the land of Americus Dawson and sis
ters, then through lands Of Americus Daw-
son AID sisters to the lands Of b G. Cot,
then through the lands Of b. G. Gott TO the
lands OF B. r. Dyson, then through the lands
g. e. Dyson 20 the lands OF DR.. N. Brewer
and Alexander Dade, then on or near the
dividing line between the lands OF Dr. N.
Brewer and Alexander Dade to the r. T.
White road
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
Tr - =. Ta - ~ sE ,

LNROM the 18Th Of April, Is77, tho old
A. established BUSINESS STAND, south
west corner Of Bridge and Congress streets,
Georgetown, d. c.; used for forty years as a
Grocery Store occupied by jeremiah Orme
and his son, Geo w Orme.
corner af Gih street and New York ayenne,
Washington, b 9 or to Joseph Il. Lib
bey, ~ Water street, Georgetown, . g.
apr l3--E
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
Con densed Locals.

Note new announcements Of candidates.
The latest query which agtaies our county
is, ''Who is Epbraim Plowman? Really, we
couldn'; tell.
Mr.. James W. Boswell of this town has been
awarded the daily mail route from Rockville
to Dawsonville.
The Dedicatory sermon will be preached
10 the Baptist church in this town on the nth
inst, by Dr.. Biting.
The contract for building the addition to
the Aims House was awarded 10 Mr.. ]. D.
Edmonstone on Thursday last
Archibald Stirling, U. S. District Attor-
ney, was in Rockville on yesterday EN-
ployed in the Egglestone case.
The Town Commissioners at their meeting
Tuesday night appointed Ilattersly W. Talbot
clerk to the board, and Henry Welt chief
oailf. We suppose from this appointment of
ba:lia il is intended the town shall be ruled
Ui et arms.
On Wednesday last Mr. ". W. wadsworth
moved from the depot in this town the frst
sef-binling harvester ever delivered in this
county for use. The machine was bought Of
CT. Dunlop, Of Georgetown, D. g for $500
Only two horses are required TO draw the
machine.
A game Of base ball was played here on
Saturday las. between the clubs Of Rockville
and Of The Great Falls. The game was qnite
Interesting, bn, many errors were mads by
both uiaes. The scors was lG to in favor
Of the Rockville boys. The game wos the
6rst Of the season.
The June Term Of tho Circuit Court for this
coanly began on Monday lset. No eases Of
any Importance have yet been disposed OF.
Au arEunent will be rnads for a new trial in
case Of Willison against tho city Of Curabcr-
land to-day. The snit was heard at The last
term Of our Court and Mr.. .Willison obtained
a verdict for s., $50.
The Emory N. r. Church, in this county, is
undergoing thorough renovation, by which
a large debt will bs incurred, and to liqui-
date the same The Indies OF The congregation
propose holding festival in the church en-
tbe 9th instant to raise funds The public "a
cordially iaYited to attend. Everything upon
the OCCASION is inviting, ice-cresm and straw.
berries to eat, AID beautiful young ladies with
whom you can promenade aud chat.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

Highway Robbery. Frank Supes and
J. Polk Ceavsland, two iA' 'pcr's Ferry
roughs, attacked Dr.. B. T. Mcaslia, lraveil-
ing physeian and proprietor Of a preparation
for removing tar, pitch grease, &C., from cloth
ing, few nights ago on the BIZ o. r. R.Co's.
Bridge, which is in Washington county, and
after knocking him senseless and robbng him
Of S3l in money, efi him very pear the rail-
road track from which pegilogs position be
was Afterwards rescued and taken to the Vsirs
Hotel which IS kept NJ Geo W. Green, The
Mayor Of the togn. The roughs we're arrested
and tried before The Mayor, who committed
them to The Charlestown iail 10 awalta rcqui-
sition from Gov Carroll for thor removal TO
Haearsiown, where they will b, tried FOR TIE
offence.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

Canal Meeting tine annual meeting OF
stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company was held ia Annapolis on
the 4th irst The following were present =
The State OF Maryland wgs represented by
Gov. Carroll, Conpuoller Woolford, aud
Treasurer Compton cities Of Georgetown 0na
Washington, by Jss g. Berreit, AID ths city
Of Alexaudra BY Jne. " Baske. A MAORI
" of.the stock being present, the meeting was
organized by eiecting Gov, Carroll chairman,
and Bouj Fswcstt as secretary. The Presi-
dent Of the company, Hon. A. P. 0orIpaa,
submitted tha 18th annual report which was
read and accepted The report states the coal
tonnage during the year 1876 to have been
654,4o9 toas
The meeting proceeded to tho election Of q
president asd six directors 70 serve The ensuing
year. The following wers Pot in aomiaetoa
and unanmousiy elected President, A. P.
Gornlu; directors JAG G Berrel. Of Wash
ingion city 81 Bannon, Of Anue Arundel ;
B. B. Crawford, OF Montgomery H D. Far
naudis Of Hartford p Hamiil, Of Garrett
John Hamuird, Of Aliegany county. The
meeting adjourned to meat at Annapolis on
The first Tuesday ia August
Aiier cha s.oekholders meeting was con-
cluded The aewly elected President snd direct
ors convened and with the exception Of Messrs
Humbird sad Farnandis we're sworn in by
Justice D. @. Thompson. Tie directors ed
journel to meet in Cumberland on the 26ih Of
June
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
ROAD PETITION.


VXTE, tho subscribers respectfully represent
w that the public convenience requires
that the county road from the county road
known as the Poor House road, through the
landsofW V. Bouic and others, to the George
town turnpike road at ileys store, should be
50 changed rs to begin from said Poor House
road n little north Of branch Of Cabin
Johns creek, and running thence over the
land Of Dr. Benjamin +. Hughes to the
land Of said Bouic, at point near an apple
tree standing in "A valley, thence 10 Cabin
Johns Greek where said creek crosses the
division line Of the lands Of the said Hughes
aud Bouic, near the old 0'Neal Miilg, thence
with the old Mil road, over the land Of said
Bouc 10 The land Of Matilda Riley, thence
still with snid Mill road over the land Of said
Riley 10 the county road little east Of Small
branch and that so much Of the present
county road as lies between said point Of
junction, aud said Poor House road may be
closed.
And notice is hereby given that the above
application will be made to the said County
Commissioners for their action at their first
meeting after the expiration Of thirty days
from this notice Nay l8tb 1917.
SYLVESTER @. JONES,
JOHN G. TRUEDLE,
MlCHEAL OOGROY,
j ". CRAIBR,
MILTON CRANER,
]. W. CbAGETT,
II. N. CLAGETT,
r. l.. OFFUTT.
WILLIAM GRANGER,
NATHAN T. HARRl35,
JOHN u. HARRlSS,
JACOB MILLER,
HENRY BRADLEY,
WILLIAM KEEFE,
RICHARD MAGRUDER,
THOMAS bYDDANB,
EPH KEISSR,
WILLIAM nANCE,
RUDOLPH GABGLER,
WIN. ATWOOD,
GEORGE \. ATWOOD,
WM. II. HOWES,
ISAAC O'EEAL,
BENJAMIN HANEY
THOMAS X. CLAGETT.
may l9-bY
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

IElITE subscribers would respectfully inform
4 the public that he isprcparel to furnish
from the celebrated Nurseries Of MERRILL,
COLEMAN CO., Of Geneva, N. T., nll the
best varieties of FRU 1T and ORNAMENTAL
TREES, GRAPE VINES, Small Fruits, &c.
Ge'5- All trees purchased Of ns are GUAR
ANTBED as true TO name aud yariCiy, and
viii be delivered promptly and in good order
We replace all trees that 60 not live with
proper care, athalf price
9s.s- Persons who desire 10 cxamine some
superior new varieties should call at the uo-
tel Of Mrs. KlitndeGst, IN Rockville Ma, or
by leaving their address viii be waited on al
their homes.
48- Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Dr. J.. ". TERWILLGER,
WIN. G. BUSCHMAN,
juno LIT General Agents.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

Careiessness Many people commit
great mistake iu carelessly throwing aside re-
cipes and remedies for making different articles
aud curing almost ucurable diseases To show
the importance Of filing away these invslrsble
articles which are Published, we mention al
instance Of negligence. Several weeks ago
there was an article published in tho SEsTIYrL
upon hydrophobia, on the 20th ult. We re-
csived letter from Mr.. K e. johnson, 800,
10th st., ~ W, Washington, who is a perfect
stranger to us-ssying
81 noticed in some newspaper few weeks
ago cure or remedy for hydr0phobia.
laid it by carefully at the time but am not
able nos TO find il. My impression is that il
appeared in the Sentinel II such is the fact,
you will please send ias either the paper or a
copy Of the recipe | have bad child badly
eitleu by dog and ain very uneasy about
him"
OF coafse Ihe article VAS Immediately seut
the gentleman, but whether the remedy has
proved an effectaal cure we are net yet able to
say.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
GaIihersburg Items.


Adyicesfron Gahhsrsburg all indicate CON-
mendabe energy aud pleasing progress on the
part Of or highly estsemed fellowcouniymen
in that vicinity. Land has greatly enhanced
in vaius there, and 10 few years We hope to
SEQ G4ithersburg more thar aoufshlag vii
lage
Mr, II. O. Ward, a prominent citizen, ia
building, as is also Mr.. G. W. Crawford. Thesc
honses when Gnished will be quite ornamental
to the town.
Mr. R G Dorsey bought Of Mr.. j. r. De
sollum / acres Of lard at S75 an acre and
eonlsmpleies building at an early date Mr
T. J. Owens has purchased % acres of land at
$50 peracre
Bradley and Young OF Washington, have
rented the HANDSOME summer residence OF Juan
Boyle Esq for The season. Mr.. Boyle and
family will spend tie summer in Rockville.
The crops in the vicinity of the burg are
very promising.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
A NoYoI Procecding.-Last week

A Novel Proceeding.-Las week IL
the United States Circuit Court for the Dis,
tric, OF Maryland, sitting in equity, Judge
Giles presiding, p Edwin Dye applied for an
injunction against Hons L. Bowie, W.
Veirs Bevc and others, to restrain the opera
tion aad enforcement of decree passed BY
the Cirepit Court Of Montgomery county, as a
Court of Equity and affirmed by the Court
Of Appeals Of Maryland in the year 1868, fer
the sale Of certain real estate then belonging
to Thos NJ Maecubbin since deceased
The case was heard By our STATE Conrtp
upon tb. fullest testimony and argument by
soansel for the respective parties, but p. Sd
win Dye, an attorney and claim agent Of the
District 0, Columbia, deyisoe under the last
viii a.d testament Of Thos. NJ. Maecubbin
dsscssod undertook to reverse our State Courts
BY instiuinfe new suit ia he United Sia!ei
Court raising precisely the same points foi
adjuGcalioa as had already been adjndicated
by our Stale Courts Arssrs Anderson
Bouie, Of this bar appeared Tor the defend.
arts, Bowie. Boaic aad Mrs Elizabeth Trun
do, ard pleaded tie proceedings in tbs Stau
Courts in bar OF tbs Jurisdiction Of said Ceur
TO readjudicate the came matters and things
JuGee Giles refused to grant the injunction
petiliousd FOR by r. Elwin Dye and dismissed
his applica'i ion for an niunctiou with costs
observing tbas - United States Circuit Coar
could not review the decisions Of the Sat-
Courts which were Courts ofco-ordiRate iuris
dieiien. This clearly shows that Judge Gile
is the right man in the right place, and ha
Sc long AS be ia on the Bench the rights OF oui
State will be Propefly regarded and our Courts
properly respected, Notwithstanding the ten
dsncy Of the present times Is to ignore Stat
Sovereignty and subject everything TO th'
United States Courts jurisdiction.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

SAMUEL BOWELL,
JAMES JOHNSON,
ANN THOMPSON,
J T.. MASSEY,
Il, lg SULLIVAN,
PATRICK DONOHO0,
HUGH DON0HOO,
EDW. O. HENDERSON,
MN 7 KiNHAGD,
PATRICK CUFF.
BENZ. 9. THOMPSON,
". p. WILSON,
ISAIAH C0AR,
\. J. THOMPSON,
WILLIAM HILTON,
CHIAS. G. PORTER.
BENZ. Il MILLER,
\. G THOMAS.
GEO. L. STABLER,
CHARLES STAgLFR,
BlCHD r. BEHTLI,
SAMUEL BOND,
EDWARD THOMAS.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
log ACRES OF LAND,

and is located on the public road leading
from the old paper mill, TO the Washington
Aqueduet, opposite the land Of Thomas Dow
ling and adjoins the lands Of VIM. Bowling
and Alr. Moore
It is convenient to the road on the Wash
ingion Aqueduct, about nine miles from
Georgetown, and abouteone mile from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
The land is kind and susceptible Of i'm
provement.
The improvements consist OF FINE COM
M0DIOUS DWELLING, in good order, and
necessary outbuildings the locality is high
and healthy. 1t is convenient TO a church
and school house.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-ha half of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash residue in
two equal payments in sixand twelve months
from the day of sale the deferred payments
to bear interest from the day Of sale and to be
secured by a martgage on the land.
Conyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser
GEORGE PETER,
JAMES B. HENDERSON,
may Is--tss Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
pRTDGR pETTwTOW.


10 Ut -'11"1yIT1VTJ OVVV1T
fE9UE undersigned, citizens and taxpayers
K Of montgomery county, Nd, hereby
give notice that they will petition your Hon
omhle Body for tie construction Of Il bridge
over .he patuxent river al point on the road
lraGine from the Rockville road to the old
Annapolis road knawn as Walters Ford
near Mrs Ann Thompson's, the public conve-
nieueo and safety Of travel. in the opinion Of
your petitioners, requiring the construction
Of euiG bridue
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
Examiners N Office.

! 80 - A4A 49, - - - S@N'
FHNLlE undersigned having been appointed
Z Examiners by The Commissioners Of Mont
gomery county, 10 ASCERTAIN whether public
convenience requires the opening Of public
road beginning on the Rockville and Whites
Ferry road at the corner Of Sprigg P0ole's
store-house, running thence on or near the
dividing line between the lands of Spfigg
Poole and r S. Poole, 10 a point on the road
on the south sido Of the village Of Pooles-
vile
BERERY GIVE NOTICE 10 All Interested
that they viii meet on the premises, on MON
DAY, 25ih Of June, 1871 AZ 10 o'clock, a.
NJ, 10 execute the commission as Aforesaid
JOHN T. FLETCHALL,
N. r. TALBOyT,
GEORGE BREWER.
may 25--ti Examiners.