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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-23
PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.

bHAPTER ~.
AN ACT to prevent the sale VI intoxicating
drinks in the village Of Brookeville, Ia
Montgomery county, and wi tha three miles
OF the said village.
SEcrloS | BE Il enacted by HE General a.
sembiy Of Maryiand, That from and after the
FIRST day Of May next IL shall not be lawful
for The Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery county, in this State, 10 issue license
TO any persoa 10 sell intoxicating drinks, AT
any time, ia the village Of Brookeville, or
within three miles Of said village.
Sec. .. Ind be Il eBaeted, That this act shall
lake effect from the date OF its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing Is n
correct copy Of an Act Of The General Assem-.
bly, Of Maryland, parsed January Session,
1890. Approved February 20, 1890.
EUGENE HIGGINS,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief CLERK Of the House Of Delegates.
apr lG-2t
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FIELD TRIALS
OF
CHILLED PLOWS~: /!

A 1.-THE Annual Fair OF the Wayne County,
N y, Agricultural Society, the premi-
ums on Plows were decided b, II field trial
on September %, 1879, under the supervision
of II Committee Of Judges selecled by III. So
ciriy. The result Of the draft test, us pub
lished in the Wayne County Democratic Press
OF October | $40, Is ny follows;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-23

Deo- Axis Springs, Bar Iron, Steel, Cnrri-
age and Builders Hardware Of every des-
cription AT lowest market rates
HORSE SHOES and Nails, al bottom prices.
''EXCELSlOR, - for making Mattresses, ut
low rates. according TO q1antty
TEMPLATE, Sheel-Iron, Solder and all kinds
Of Timers supplies
WOODEN-WARE, Brushes and Brooms, at
Factory Rates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-23
THE BEST DRILL.

FNHE KELLER Grain, Seed and Ferlili-
4 zing DRILL, the hest without u doubt,
and Drill without a fault. The most per-
feet Fertillzing distributor in use, 10 which
thousands OF Farmers will testify who have
used it. Eight hundred of these Drills were
sold in the season of 1873 and so short of
filling orders.
The Keller caa be seen at all the prominent
points on the priscipal lines of railroad. Our
Agents will take pleasure in showing Farm
ers the important advantages this Drill has
over all others and give all the necessary in
formation wanted.
This Drill needs no praise, asst has estab-
lished its reputation by its own merits aud
every Drill is branded THE BEST being pro-
nouuced so by all who use them For infor-
motion, apply or address
STEW ART 4 PRICE,
General Agents, Frederick, Md.
sep ll-y
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STORE AND LOT FOR SALE.

INHE undersigned oilers for sale on reason
able terms his DWELLING HOUSE,
STORE aud LOT al Monlrnse, Montgomery
county, Nd.
The Store has good ruL Of custom and the
land, Q ACRES, is IL a good state of cultiva-
ton, with an ORCHARD Of select fruit. This
property is situated on The Georgetown pike,
nine miles from Washington and within four
bundred yards Of Windham's Station on the
Metropolilnn railroad The situation is high
aud healthy and is convenient TO Schools aud
Chsrehes POsiofice and Mills.
E1- For particulars Apply to John W.
Sbeppach 200 Seventh street, opposite Centre
Market, Washington, ID. G., or 10 Peter 4
Henderson, Attorneys, Rockville. Immediate
possession given.
may 2-u JOHN W. SHEPPACH.
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Asbestos Roofing.

MYTH white hre-proof coating, for steep
wv or fat roof, In all climates. in rolls
ready for use. Easily applied by hBy one
no heat required. It weighs only 80 lbs per
100 square feet aud costs only half rs much
as lin or shingles. and lasts rs long.
For sale by d. u. BOUlC,
aug 20 Rockville, Md.
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TT Acres OF Land,
MORE OR LESS,
and adjous the lands OF George Plyer, George
Knowles and others
The soil is good and in good state Of cult
o;yd y walton. The improvements
MTTfEuusH consist Of two story
Mli4EhlA FRAME HOUSE,
continuing four or Fl We roona

lO'I VI HNt IoOins
and three other small buildings II is well
wooded and watercd and Is nearly all under
good post and rail fencing. This propert, is
very desirable, being situated IN one Of the
best neighberhoods Ia the county, convenient
TO churches, schools, mills and post Office
TERMS OF SALE, MS prescribed by The
decree One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash The day Of sale or OH The
ratification thereof by the Court, the residue
in one and two Years from the day 0i sale. the
purchaser or purchasers 10 give his, her or
their notes therefor with such security or So
curites rs the trustee may approve, and hear
ing interest from The day Of sale and on the
ratification Of sHch sale or sales bv lne Court
and The payment of the whole purchase money,
land mol heiore, the Trustee hall, by good
and sufcien deed, 10 be executed and nc
knowledged according 10 law, convey 10 the
purchaser or purchasers his, her or their
heirs, the property TO him, her or them sold
free, cI,nr aud discharged OF and from Vii
claim Of the parties TO said cause, or of any
person or persons claiming or to claim by,
from or under them or any Of them
COnveyancng nj the rosl Of the purchaser.
IIATTERSLY W. TALBOT,
apr 0-tdo Trustee
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ENXAMINERs' NOTICE.

LNXAMINEKS NOTICE.
The undrrsIkped having been appointed
Examiners by the Commissioners Of MOnigom-
cry cousiy TO ascertain whether pub.ic oou-
venisnce requires the opening oil public rpad
peiiIionsd for hy W II u. Page aud others,
hereby give notice to all inieres,sd that they
will meet ~ the premises an MONDAY, 10Th
Of Nay, 1850, At 10 o'clock, A NJ, 10 eEes
cute the commission ~ aforesaid.
WIN y. BENSON, Of n
CHAS. Il. MURPHY,
GEO. II CLEMENTS,
apr It'd Examiners.
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Ess- THE MATERIAL for an
entire SET OF WHEELS,
that is Hubs, Rims and Spokcs,
for either T. in, / Or Il in.
tread, good serviceable stock,
for ..........,.......... ........ SO IS
A SET Cour) of frst-class ready
made WHEELS, of my own
make, of either /, in. II in.
or in. tread, for............ SO 90
SARVEN Pattern Wheels, I,
in. Il in trend, per set........ 81 so
WAGON SHAFTS, per pair. 60
BENT RIMS per set, 90
HUBS, per set, observation-disclosures. 90
SPOK ES, per set. ................. | 90
BENT CART RIMS, per set. -. so
SULKY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 35
FINISHED POLES, each, ...... ! 90
WHEELBARRO VS.. .......... 3 90
BOWS. each, ................ 25
BOWS, per bundle, 1G pieces. IS
CART SHAFTS. per pair, ...... IS
-, D. L..
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SIGN OF
THE OLD WOMAN IN Window 7"

GENTS Hand Sewed BOOTS an,
" Caters,
Fine Calf and Kid Ties,
Lace and Congress Caters, 81 %.
Good solid Wo:k-Shoes, 81,
Ladies' Caters, all kinds, IS cents,
Slippers and Buskins. 40 cents.
Side-Lace and Congress Caters,
French Kid Button and Ties,
Child's Shoes, 10 cents up.
WP. S.--To dealers liberal discount.
Apr BY
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Arrivals.
From wednes lays Daily
SnImngundl.

SnImngundL.
Hon. Thomas Wren, Of Eureka Sili
make a political speech here tonight. O
+. j. Franks arrived here from Rail
road District, this evening. He returns
Immediately.
Sheriff Fitch returned from nn es-
tended tour through the Southern part
Of the county this evening.
Andrew j.. Lano returned hero from
the Snake River country last evening.
bringing bis little nephew With him. :
G. II. Hale. Oliver Riffs aud d. e.
Hooten left on their return home TO
Mound aud Huntington, this morning..
Tue stage from Tusoarora this evet.
ing brought to the Office OF Wells. Fargo
.S& Co., from Smith. Woodruff Y Ennor,
three bars Of bullion the value Of which
is S2,s5U 80.
Hon. George w. Cassidy arrived here
from Cherry Creek. White PHO county,
by the train this morning, and started
Immediately by stage for fuscafora
whore he speaks 70 night.
Persons wishing TO obtain their anal
pnpers for acquiring citizenship, In tho
Seventh Judicial Dist. Court, must CD
ply on the 18th and 10th instant, IL
they would exercise the right OF suf.
frago at tho coming general election.
Father McGrath gave Sharon some
terribly rough and 10, shots last night.
at the ..'our. House. In other words.
lie Pc 'm q portion OF tho kingdom
ups"t..-- o. AZ an old line Republican
hc ought TO know Of what no speaks.
Ho will address the people Of Tusoarora
tonight.
Everyone who has travelled along tho
TusJarora road. remembers john Ar,
mitago, who for years had charge Of the
culinary department, Of Dorsoy's sta.
ton. Many Of these old travellers will
be glad to know that one Of tho finest
cooks 10 the country can now b. found
at the BnmboIi, House, In Kiko, where
with Joseph Lang, the publis can nj.
ways find neat aud comfortable duar.era
sud one Of ,ho richest tstiss 10 the
town. trs--ss .- 90 y
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NnNkAnN.


A. BteeA 4 sneagsd te-dIy. II the
construction On ~kis,PtSAisss. Of = horss
~reitiafSat. THgssra Z r-~g
Five bss d balboa ysIAsd u S4.sso.
arrived here from Tascarora by stage
Saturday evening. f 49, -
r. s. Conlsy. A. Lsiehter and l. n.
Henry. arrived here from Tusearora
by stAge this evening.
Judge c. Il. Bsiknap ana Mr.. Geo.
Russell returned from their trip to Tus.
F~carors. by private conveyance Last even.
ing.
Arrangements have been MADE to
enter several horses from this part Of the
county in the races to AXE place at Tus
carors, on the 2lst, 22d and ESD in
EtAnts.
Capt. Palmer. Republican candidate
for the Assembly. accompanied by ex.
Cha Justice Taylor. this morning
struck out to buzz the voters Of la.
mobile. Ia
Ben ReinhArt, who has been in San
Francisco several weeks purchasing q
heavy stock Of groceries. dry goods,
clothing, etc. for the house Of the nrm
here. returned by the train last evening.
Thomas Malouiuin. Republican can.
didate for Sheriff. aud Jesse AtweH,
aspirant for the United States Senate,
boarded a buggy here this morning. and
started on ariid among the voters VI
the agricultural districts south.
We have been requested to give no.
tice that the citizens Of Wells have made
the necessary arrangements for a series
OF races on the fne track at that place
on the 29th and 3Oth OF this month -.
The particul .rs Of the proposed racing
will Do furnished in a few DAYS.
They always do the square thing by the
boys at Wells. aud an interesting strug-
gle for the prizes may be looked for on
The 2sth and 3Oth.
The Touring mill steamed mp again
to-day. and will now begin grinding the
new crop Of wheat. which will keep it
actively employed for several months to
come. Wheat which is Of good quality
is arriving in Quantities from tho ner.
cultural districts south of the railroad.
and ns no better quality of -four can be
produced than that Manufactured heie,
the necessity Tor importiLg breadstuffs,
will now be obviated. The mill is In
the fines, working condition. and will
be kept running to its entire capacity.
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Full moon on lie I7tk insa.
Oliver Rai.isis W. fsca AIS..asAI
In Huntington Valley.
John shSSk, sohh AikitSksslSh
others from Kinilsy District arrived in
town to-day. "a
o. A. Wiley brought In . load Of
hides from his ranch on the Tusorora
Roadto.dAy.
Reckoning nickel at two dollars per
pound. the hse-osnt piece IL worth
cent and . quarter. ~oai
Hod. Thomas Wren Of Eureka, win
address the people of Elko at Freeman
Hall Tomorrow evening. a-i 5isi4
The local interests of the country
cannot be better stbSsrved thar by sup
porting the local paper. ~fzsz I,
b. L. Byru-. the ~wsll-knowu e.ttl.
man of 5alleck, returned last evening
from aProtracted visit to San FRANCISCO.
o. II. Ballinger aud fhos. Gibiin
returned this morrftg from a canvass
OF the southern portion Of the county.
Tbos. McCJelland loaded up his team
with supplies for Johu Bacon's stor. at
Mountain City. aud pulled out to-day.
The stage from +he NTH this oven
ing. brought Gown three bArs Of bullion
from W. L. ~ Smilh. Tuscarora, val
ued at Si.05S So.
Hon. j. b. Tolley and Judge Kelley.
Democratic nominees Oh the Lrgisla.
tive ticket are cauvassing in the north.
ern part Of the county.
Jake wertheimer. the well-knowu
San Francisco drummer, came up from
the West last evening. and departed for
Tuscsrora this morning.
Mrs. Frank Rogers accompanied BY
her daughter Eva, departed for East
Oakland Sunday morning, where the,
propose to permanently reside.
Ogden Hiles aud Father McGrath of
Virginia City. will address the citizens
OF this place Cd political issues of
the day, at the Court House, this even
ing.
Quite a large number Of Shoshones
ffom the Reservation st Dcek Valley
were camped just above town last even
ing. They brought 10 a large quantity
OF furs.
Robt. 8. couiey Of fdseatosA. indie.
pendent candidate foF Sheriff, arrived
here by stage last evening. Bob. will
start south on his election tour in q day
or tSo.
Don't tako clipped or punched coins.
The habit of clipping 6oinsis becoming
very prevalent. S~harpers make a liv.
ing at it. The P~ostofice authorities
aud most government officials refuse the
mutilated coin. :
CbAriey Warner. Republican oandi-
date for County Clerk, struck out Tor
tho south this evening. Charley is ex-
pected to kiss every dirty faced young
IL i'll the southern portion OF the
county, aud he wall DO it,
Mr. Stevens, formerly Mastet Ne
chanic at CarlinI how engineer on one
OF the western divisions OF the Cehtfal
Pacific was n passenger ~ the east
bound "spfess last evening, to attend a
injecting Of the BrotherhooI of Locomo-
lite R~ugineers ut Montreal.
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NhaMundl.

NAlnaG1ndl.
Regular meeting ef0dd Fellows To-
night.
Sunday School it Granger Hall to-
morrow - usual.
"A. BrurDssy. the VEN Known in.
surance agent Of Virginia City. arrived
hero from the West. by the train last
evening.
A party OF emigrants from Utah on
their way to settle in Washington Ter
ritory, arrived bare byy wagons last
evening and continued their journey
this morning.
We notice by the Leader that our
former poPsin eo~usmSu Eugene J..
Stolts h ut present 10 Eureka. He is
NOW travelling agent for H. Levison,
the we'll known Ssu Francisco tailor.
A goodly number Of little ones assist
ed our eldest Ia celebrating tho fifth
anniversary Of his Birthday. this after.
noon. and hilarious capers were the rec
ognized order OF the proceedings.
The great speech OF Hon. Lyman
TrunbuA delivered at Bslleville. Ills,
published in full in the virginia CAroni-
els OF the 5th instant. is we'll worthy Of
the carefS perusai Of every citizen.
regardless of political predilectioss.
Or. Jessup. the we'll known dentist.
who has for some time past been actively
employed in his profession in this Sec
ton OF the county. has gone TO practice
for a time In Tuscarora. The citizens
out that way will find him to be Il
Akillful practitioner, and as au additional
Reconsideration, a devilish good fsl.
low.
Robert ST. Clair. who escaped from
the county jail at w%innemucca q few
days ago, and for whose capture a re-
ward vas offered By the Humboldt Com
n~issioners. was discovered and rear
rested in Winncmucca. yesterday. 1t
appears that h- was afraid to hazard AN
e''SPh W raw tuc lONu. ulu WAS
finally tracked to his place OF coacesl
ment. st. Clair is awaiting sentence
upon q conviction of murder in the
second degree Tor the Staying Of Pat
risk Tally.
The new crop Of grain from the adj
jacent valleys is arriving here 10y teams
daiiyiths Upper Depot building. which
Is leased by Reinhart & Co.. being
rapidly 6Icd up. Some small lots of
wheat have been received within the
past few days. but the bulk Of the grain
handled is barley. The amount Of
wheat sown has been comparatively
small, but We understand the the yield
has oeen very good. and sufficient has
been produced 20 furnish tiic mill her.
" pretty ts;r raj. The production oE a
litlie moro wheat aud a !css barley
would undoubtedly prove to the ndvan.
t"Se OF our tnnchimS community.
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SnImagundI.

Davo Casper is down to-day, from
Wells. 1884. .-
The political speakers OF last evening
departed for the West, by the train this
morning.
Mr. Ripple, OF Bullion City. was uu-
fortunate enough yesterday to fall into
a Az. foot shaft. holding a saw in his
hand, and fortunate enough to escape
uninjured.
Particulars Of the racing to take
place at Wells on Friday and Saturday,
the 10th aud 30th instauts will be found
Id these columns nnder tho head Of
"new to-day"
Eugvne j. stoitz. goes to Tuscarora
by stage tomorrow morning, but will on
his return southwark. stop here n few
days to attend to the business Of tie
house for which he is travelling.
Tho stage from the North this evening
brought down from the Columbia iii
one bar Of bullion valued at $3.50 20.
II brought also, fr ,m Triton & Co.,
Tuscarors, q sack Of crude bullion worth
$1,000.
Dick Dorsey. OF ElkoT Arrived III town
yesterday, says the nres. RevietO OF Wed.
neSday, with three borses which he pro.
poses TO enter for che races here on the
2ist, 22d and 33d instsnts. Other horses
will probably arrive in q few days, news
to that effect having been received here.
Ben Fitch. who had just got back 10
town from q protrac,ed raid upon tho
rural voters. was informed by nm excited
politician. that "IudiaDa had probably
gone Republican" "Indiana-Inai.
ana" said B.p ~musingly, and ve1aii.
ously 40 atohing the bald spot behind
his of car, exclaimed. where the devil
Ia iudlsnai ] thought I had seen tho
boys aud put EN- in q good humor. In
every cussed precinct IN the county"
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To Voters

Propositions TO amend the Cous,itu.
ton Of the State will be submitted to
che voters OF the State for their appro
val at the general election to be held on
tho I'd day OF November next. as fol-
lows:
Article %vIII.-The right of suffrage
and oalee4h6idins shall NO, be With held
tom any male citizen Of the United
Siates, by reason Of his color or previous
condition Of servitude: Prorided, that
this amendment shall not DO cons ucd
ns comforting the rights Of natural zution
and ohce.holding upon any native Of
the Chinese Empire.
Also, Article 81. Section 10, which
reads A. followsi No public funds Of
whatever Kind or character whatever,
State. County or Municipal. shall be
used for sectarinn purposes.
The titleto these proposed amend.
menis, followed by the words "Yes' or
mo" will be printed at the bottom OF the
election ballots. and those ~favurIng the
amendments will make tho figure "l''
after the words YES" while those on.
posed. will place the figures after tho
word NO" The words Chinese I'm
migration" followed by the words yes"
aud "So." will also appear at the bot.
tom OF tho ballots. and those favoring
tho continued Introduction Of Asiatics
to the country, will place the figure 81"
after the word Yes" and those Cd.
posed. viii place IL after the word mo "
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Register, ReEIsterii.

Every voter should see to il ihat his
nnme in enrolled upon the Official Reg.
lister of his district, IMMEDIATELY.
Delay is dangerous. Don't put il Of
until tomorrow. but go aud Resistef
at once. Remember that after 9 o'clock
on the evening Of the goth, twill DO too
late and the person so neglectiDg can
have no voice in tho selecting OF Ma
t%ional. State, County and Township
officers. Go aud place your name upon
the Register NOW
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Tho A.. Prrna Amin

One Of the tricks OF tho radical press
10 to telegraph false reports respecting
the action Of Democratic ass, mbiascs.
and when the f~alschoods arc exposed to
refuse TO contradict their false u~tteran.
ces. The lateat dodge OF this character
was to send broad cast over the country,
through the Associated Press. that a
Rebel flag had boen carried in q Demo.
cratic procession at Indianapolis. Tho
statement was officially denied immo.
diately; tho haR referred 10 being carried
by Morgan HHrrod, Of Marion town
ship. aud was the regular stars and
stripes. but M usual, 'tko Associated
Press, with its accustomed moanuoss.
failed TO issue q fofutation Of the base
SANDER.
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1Du Nt1et
The Dsnocrata Of Erko uers out m
Nm torss i.stsAShiis 49, q tASsl
eihdidste for Nsmlsestc0eus.s, Geo.
W. Cassidy. AID other disiinGuishsd gen.
tlemsn. Who vers advertised 70 addre.s
them upon the political aasirs Of Ii.
nation. A large bonfire blaxsd IN front
Of the Court Hoass. who're early in ID.
evening largo crowd assembled.
Promptly at the hour the Court o
wss crowded. many being obliged to
remain standing. IN the absence Of III.
Chairman Of the Democratic County
Central Committee. D. r. ses,ions.
State Superintendent Of Schools: In
trodueed the arss speaker Of the even.
ing. Mr.. CASsady. not a. the neIt Mem.
Der Of Congress. hut ~ q gentleman
we'll qualified to all that exalted posi-
ton. Upon taking the stand Mr.. Cassidy
Was received with enthusiastic applause,
which was frequently renewed during
his able and convincing arguments.
He alluded briefly to the claim maio BY
the opposition that the rebellion was
put down auS the Union preserved
solely by the RspGbican p.rtS. .nd
proved By hncootrovsribls sr:d,nce that
three.fourths of tho men who held com.
handing positions in the army were
Democrats. and that . majority Of The
rank and file were also Democrats. Up.
on the subject Of the payment Of the
rsbel war claims, Mr.. Cassidy read
Haneock's letter recently published up
on this question, and cited the record
to prove that the Republican party Was
The only party contemplating the pay
ment Of these claims, aud also the only
party who had allowed any Of them:
that the Republican party, with james
A. Garfield, as an interested and active
participant. had paid millions OF dol.
lars OF the public money in liquidation
Of these claims, mp to the time the Con
gress OF the United States became Dem
ocratic,a and called upon any Republican
to point to a single claim Of this charac.
ter allowed since then. Mr.. Cassidy
demanded that Mr.. Garfield place him.
self upon record on the subject OF retel
war claims. The speaker next pro.
ceeded to show that Garfield was an
enemy to the Pacific Coast. its interests
and its people. by producing his record
on the Chinese aud Silver bills. Al.
luding TO Mr. Daggett in brief. tns
speaker thought the Republicans wefs
making too much fuss over that gentle
mans achievements while in Congress,
and proved that Mr.. Daggett had never
lifted up his voice once during the whole
period. not even to say. '.Mr. Speaker,
move We adjourn Mr.. Cassidy closed
his remarks by declaring that il the
people OF Nevada would send him to
Congress, he would put his oar in once
in a while, even il he got il in in the
wrong place. The gentleman was en-
thusi istically applauded at tho conclu.
sion Of his speech.
AIR. Ogden Hiles. a prominent young
lawyer of Virginia City. Was ne1t intro.
ddced, and eloquently entertained the
audience Tor about a half hour. He
was followed by Hon. ". E. f. Deal.
Chairman Of the Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee. who confined his re.
marks to local and State politics, allud.
ing briefly to National affairs. fsl |H
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,
Ln.Aeln sovAe-Aey. freA
Ds8hcs.5i.aS litEf5ns
Aoe oe'ooer term OF the District
.o' oo""s monday the
''1 ~
We occasionally have sweet day
With the winds. bat to-dsy's Norther
vas 70 much for the Oldest inhsbinnt.
Biz weeks Of prospective sershs Weather
may iquid.ts the account
p. v. Nasby, uieh 10 Postmaster Of
Lanoille, WIS In town TO-DAY with N.