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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

PRAcrIcAL SYMPATHY.-ln one Of our
sleeping cars in America, there was an old
bachelor who was annoyed by the continued
crying Of a child, aud the Intellectual ut
Temps Of the father 10 quiet II. Pulling
aside the curtain, and putting out his head,
be- said
"Wbcrc u the mother of that child :
Why don't she stop this nuisanccT
The father said very quietly: "1he
mother Is la the baggnge-car in her coffin.
am travelling home with the body This
Is the second night ! have been with the
child, and the little creature Is wcarying for
is mother am sorry II il plaintiyc cries
disturb any one In this ear"
"Wait a minute" aid the old bachelor
and be- got up and drcs-ed himself, and com.
PEELED the father b. ic down and sleep,
while be took the baby himself That old
bachelor shilling the cry of the baby al
night, was hero and gentleman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
,...,Eg:::..pasz. UNDERTAKING
STORE AND LOT FOR SALE.

TIVE undersigned oilers Tor sale ~ rras"n-
able terms his DWELLING HOUSE,
STORE aud Lot, al Nou'r"sr, Montgomery
county, Md.
The Slorr has a good ruG OF custom aud the
land, y ACRES. is iu good state Of cnltiya-
iiou. With ~ ORCHARD Of select fruit. This
property is situated 90 the GrorgrinNn pike,
nine miles from Washington aud within fonr
hundred wards 81 Wiudhan's Station nn the
Metropolitan rniirond The situation is high
aud healthy aud IL CONVENIENT 10 Schools aud
Churches Posioilice and Mills.
sfy- For particulars Apply 10 John W.
Sheppach 300 seventh siieei oppO,ile Centre
Market. Washington u g., or 10 Peter x
IIrndsrson, Attorneys, Rockville Immediate
possession given
ma, 2 n JOHN " SHEPPACH
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
The Sanctuary.

When | go 10 the house Of God do not
want amusement want the doctrine which
is according to godliness | want 10 hear
the remedy against the harassng Of my
guilt and the disorder Of my affections. |
want 10 be led from WEAKNESS and disap-
pointment 10 that goodness which fills the
hungry soul. | want 10 hayclight upon the
mystery Of the Providence; 10 be taught
how the judgments Of the Lord are right
how ! shall be prepared for duty and for
trial how may fear God all the days Of
life, and close in peace. Tell me Of that Lord
Jesus "who His own self bore our sins in
His own body on the tree" Tell me Of His
ntcgccsson for the transgressi0ns," ~ their
"adyocate with their Father" Tell me OF
His Holy Spirit, whom they that believe in
Him receive, 10 be their preseryer, sanctiiicr,
comforter FELL me of His chastenings,
their necessity, their use. Tell me Of His
presence, and sympathy, and love. Tell me
Of the virtues, as growing out Of His cross,
and nurtumd by Ills grace. Tell inc Of the
glory reflected on His name by obedience ol
faith Tel me Of vanquished death, Of the
purified grave, Of blessed resurrection, Of
the life everlasting my bosom warns.
This is Gospel, these are glad lding' 10 me
~ a sufferer became glad 10 me ~ a sinner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE


containing ten rooms, situated on beautiful
eminence, overlooking the village of lIyaiis-
town, from which il is ahaat ,one-fourih. of
mile distant, aud The valley of Little Benneits
Creek
II is under tolerable enclosures, and ia IL
fair state of cultivation. and susceptible Of
the highest degree Of Improvement.
II is convenient TO churches, schools and
mills, and take it altogether, this little place
offers rare advantages Ia one desiring pleas
ant country home
TERMS or SALE, as prescribed BIZ The
decree :-Onc-hhlf OF the purchase money 10
be RAID in cash on the day OF sale aud the
balance in twelve months FROM said day, said
deferred payment 10 bear interest from the
day OF sale, and To he scared by thr single
oil OF the purchaser or purchasers, with II
surety or sureiies 10 he approved by said
trustee; aud upon tho ratification of said
sale by said Court and the pay mcnt of the
whole purchase money, (aud not before, the
said trustee will convey 10 the purchaser or
purchasers thereof the property Ia him her or
them, sold, free, clear aud discharged OF aud
from all claim Of all parties To said cause, or
of any person or persons claiming or 10 claim
10y, from or under them. or any Of them
Convey anring al The cost of the purchaser
LEVI G ZEIGLER,
Trustee.
d Possession will he given immedi-
aiely. Between thirty and forty acres adj
joining the above and whirh would he 1t
valuable addition 10 il, can he purchased
from the subscriber al private sale
feb l3-iso H. on.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
-IENRY ANSLEN.

ITUIk MI ATIIT NAkEK,
NoSraourgy avenue, ROCKVILLE Clurks
Watches ,nd l"srlrf repaired hnd VAR ~
rinird a. give pcfi-'i saiisfariion Fine "a
sat.3i repairing spcrialiN biamondusu.4
SETTINGS rnd Gne Gold Jesilrs made ia order.
Having htd su experience OF over thirty
tetrs 10 practical Nairh Maker al work
...iru.irl 10 mr rare Niii rrreive rtaHPi
attratinn aud perfect stiisisriion guaranteed
mar D.. sa-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

DAT TRAPS Mouse Traps. Looking
III Glassrs. Baskets, l.amps, Paints Of all
Studs Twips Roper, windog Glass. Putty,
Forks llo's. Spades, ShOVels, DrT Goods,
Hardware. Toys. Confectionery. Umbrellas.
Fans, Ribbons Gloves, &c, aud q thousand
other things can oe had at the lowest prices
at D n BOUiCS
aug ~ Cheap Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

nETER 4 HENDERSON,

4 T'FTtN vi : 7 IN v ;
ROCKVILLE, ND.
VI, practice in the Girrnit COurl Tor Noat-
goinrry county. and iu the Court Of Appeals
Of War, band.
Special lltcniioa given Ia examination ~
Tiilc of Ltads. Collection Of Debts. Ne.
.rn LII
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
JAMES W. ANDERSON,

n ATTUkNE0 lT-LA W
ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND,
Niil nrariicein the Courts Of 0nlgomsry'
county Al hnsiurss entrusted 10 him will
.,.rivc prompt attention oct Loft
OFFICE 10 The Court nusr yard
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

II cure the hour W. were married p es.
claimed an ennged husband 10 hls better
half 10 which she mildly replied, "Don't
my dear, for that was the only happy hour
We haYe ever seon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

lie who receives a god turn should never
forget il he who does one should meyer r..
member H.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

Why h drunkard like a vain young
lady, Because be u never satisfied with a
moderate use Of the glass.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

p W Y III EN-,
LICENSED AUCTlONEER.
EVANSVILLE Nd

win attend Ia sales ia any part of the
rnnntt. nnd his terms will be such rs -annot
hil tr please A., orders uddrYscd q" him AZ
utrnrsvillc 81 Srllman's Station sili be a.
fsnir,l Ia promptly sep ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
RI OSs PERRY,

IL. ATTORNEY AND CoUSsELLoR At LAW,
WASHINGTON, d g.
OFFICE, NJ. Four-and-a-half street.
,.nI-tr Residence, No. lI3 + street.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
zqlrrERsLY w. TALBOT,

Il 7 IVNNET y 7 IN " :
ROCKVILLE, MD
Si!ir, attention given Ia all business eu-
trusted 10 him.
bFFIbE. - Perry Street, Direct, npnosiio
East Wing 81 Court House.
jan ST
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
HAs VISION,
u ATTORNEY AT-LAW

ASlllNGTON, d. G.
VIII practice IN tho Circuit Court oi Mont
.pmrr, aud in the Courts Of thr District of
'olumhia.
lFFlC&S, 1856 Louisiana Ave, Washing
t.,u. u. g., aud Court House Yard, Rock
VILE. jun fly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

GuuNstLi"E AT Law
1.n.c hn,r, -Rma,i!ic. rnr4i.,s, Tram
lp.A N ,lo4P NJ Al the "ilre al l;''~rl
* i;rcwer.
i'1sl Office -liroukville.
atV 2l--lY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
REDUCE d FARE

EROM Bro0Eeyie and Olney, via.
II Rockville, to Washington. ISL 20
From Norbeck via. Rockville, to Wash
inglON ...-...'' wv
From l;rJokcville and Olney, via, Lan-
rel. to Bsltimorc........ .................. 90
From Sandy Spring to Baltimorc........ ! so
From Spencerville ] %
Trnm S,ndy Springs, via. Laurel, 10
Washington ......... ..................' 20
Frem Sprnceryilcand lurtonsyille do. | 90
Tickets can be procured 1T the Baltimore
wnd Washington Ticket offices.
Passengers will please purchase their tick
cts from the drivers, otherwise they will he
charged regular fare,
I'm aud after April ISL 1879, the under
I J sigrcd will run an additional trip from
f:ruokcvillc To Laurel, leaving Brool;eville at
and Z A. ~ and Laurel at 1890 NJ and
3 p. NJ JOHN H. KELCiiNER.
AIR Eft
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

hkDEliED tbs "a day 81 Mnrh, 1880,
" th,i the irrort 81 the Audiior llrd IN the
ahoys enusr BE- iaiiiied and confirmed, unless
ranrr io the r,hithr, thereof b. shoWn on or
before The - day 81 Niph, 1880 Provided
q ropy ~ ihi- ofhrr lr in-rti,d NJ rUin~ news
paper pnl,li-hrd ~ linrkvillr. 10 said Mont
gomTr, r"uHiy. onrr Ia ,nfll oi three sur,rssiye
wr,L i,ff,fr no" said 27ib -, af Marrh 1880
y u PRErTYuAN CTk
cpruii c',Hfi lnr MnHiguHrf, comfy
frur rnp -iest;
mr 5.3i EB PRETTYNAN rTk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

- LICENSED AUCrioNEER,
ROCKVILLE, ND.
VIII attend Ia sal.s IN any part 81 the
ounty, ,nd his lrrms will be- such ~ raSnoi
.niltn please All orders addressed 8" hi'n,
Rockville, ntrncsiuwu. ur Pp"lrsvillr, will
pvnmpilv attended 10 rp ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
UPHOLSTERY GOODN

Raw Silks, JuIr Cloths, All WOOL Trrrits Mo-
mic Clo,a. Cirpe Cloths Scr.rs aud Creion-
urs Guipne Lnre Curtains. Antique Lace
Curtains. Nottingham Lace CuriHins from So =
80 10 SIS per window Nolinsham Lace hy
the ward RON 80 rls 10 81 Lappris Mu-ins ;
Raw S.k Table Covers; Embroidered Table
a.I lnYptg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
LARGEST AND BEST
STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER
D f Y CO O . s !!
WASHINGTON.
PERRY d BROTHER

HAVE JUST Received nm Immense Stock
of Wool Arabian Plain, Plaid aud Checked
Suitiags at rs cts; Scotch Wool Plaids for
children at 25 and As cents; Al-W DOL color
ed Cashmeres ut so, G21, 10 cents and 81 -
Atwood Satius, in all the new shaes, ut so
cts; Pekns Suitngs, in all new shades, al
40 and 621 cts; Shooda Cloths, all shades, al
Is cts and 81
PARIS NOVELTIES.
Mosaique Effects, Irridescent Effects, Pekin
Velve,s, Paris Pekins, Persisns Effects, Shawl
Ssitngs, velosrs Brussia, Ro, aliar Pekins.
SILKS AND VEL VETSli
Black Silks, tall the best makes, from Is
cents to SIS; ColOred Silks TALL the new
shades) from ST. 10 50 SO; striped and Bro
cade Silks from 81 % TO "a; Rainbow aud
Changeablv Silks, Brocade Velveis Tor trim
ing Black VclveIs, at 81 .25, 81 so, $l.75, 81
90, 50 80, S.. 90, up To Sis 90; Colored Vel
vets at So, 50 SO and So, in all the new shades,
viz: Gend'nr Bronze, Olive, Plum, Gre
nat Sapphire, Marine, Prune, Navy Blue, etc,
Black Moire Antique and watered Silks, Pckin
and Brocnde Velveteens.
BLACK GOODS.
Lupn's celebrated Black Cashmeres from 80
cents To 50 50 Lupin's celebrated Black
Cancels lair from 10 cents to SO; Lupus
Merinos aud Drap Ele; English Silk warp;
Black Henrietta cloths from 81 10 81; Black
Shooda clothes al 10 and 81 Black Crepe
cloths aud Basket cloths at Ga and u cents;
Coultaulds black English Crepes, all widths;
Courtaulds Black English Crepe Wells, hest
qualities
STA WIS AND CLAOKS
Cancels Hair and Chudda Shnwls Blanket (al
WOOL Shawls from 50 30 TO Sl2 Shetland
Shawls; llymalayan Shawls; French Br0che
and Paisley Shnwls; Paris and Berlin Jackets
and Domnns all prices
HOSIERY AND UNDER WEAR.
A Great Bargain in Ladies' Brown Balhria-
gan Hose ut % cts. Ladirs' Navy l;lue, Chr
dinal, Wine, and Brown Hose AT 30 cts Full
line of Chldrrns Hose lin all cours) at 37I,
80 and Is cts Roman Stripes ia Ladies aud
Children's Hose all prices; Misses and Boys
Merino Vests and Panmlcls, all qualities;
Ladies Mrrun Vests AT - cts, | 90, 80 aud
2 So Ladies' Mcrino Pants same qualities;
Mems Mcrnn Shirts at - cts. | o., 2h,
80 and 2 90; Mrn- Merino Pants same
qualities.
KIP GLOVES KID GLOVES
The lie Royal kd Glovrs. in all shades
3 buttons Ladies' b. 4 do. do | 80 4 do
2 90, : j" Gents | %; also the celebrated
Perin"' Kid Gloves, every lmir guaranteed,
2-buiinns Ladies' | u, 3 do dn 2 90, 4 do
do. 2 % 2 do. Gents 2 90
CORSET,S d NDKFRCHIEE.S.
The Flexible Hip Corsris { 100 hon,s) al 90
DIR. Warmers Health Corseis at | ga the
celebrated Comet Corsels NJ 2 90 the G. =.
French (hanh mnde) corsrIs nj . ~, 90 and
IA 4 4 ,At III ~ .h-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
hR JULIUS DiENELT,
DE MIST,


loser Crandrlrs itonk Si0fs
WASHINGTON. u g.
iunc Nv
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
BIINKETS

An Wu"i Blankets FROM : 80 10 20 %, All
Wonl tire, lilankri, from % TO 3 90; Pink
aud Hla- Sil',ia Cunfortrrs from 3 90 y" 3 30
Rob. Sitl'S coniorl'p NJ 30 &c
HA,isy hnnshi our stock for ~a,h, Ne NE
~ ,Li,d ~ rirr vrr' great tatg4ius Ia MI
person. ia -rHtrh ~ Good Ws-rin. Fshri,s
IA insprcii"n - suirird s,ml.s sent ~
application tnd all 1nl"r' pp'mpil, hll,d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
house.. FURNLSHIG GOODS.

Earurslr, Table Lineus from 37I cts Ia 3 90 !;
Bsruslry Table Napkins from 90 10 20 90 !;
80 duz. al Liscn llurk Towels NJ l24 cts or
| 30 per dorm: 100 de-. all LINN luck
Towels al 20 ct- ~ 90 per d"Z"n; ~ d"z
all LINN DAmask Napkin, Al 90; Rirh,rd-
snns Family Piilnw I,i Shrriing Linrus -
Wine Clo'hs all ,izrs, with Dotlr,s 10 match;
Marsrillrs Quill, all sizrs aud l'firc,; Hone,
Comh ,sd AllrHdAl Sprrad' Linen rrsshes
and Gias, Linens &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
Professional Cards.
1J,RLE, w. PRETrYMAN,

ATTORNEY At LAW
ROCKVILLE. MD.
i'I1 apt attention given Ia All IN inrs~ "n-
l.-ttd Ia his care.
O'PiCE, ga r,riv Street. directly opposite
ass say Of the t'ourI llunsr, tntmcilr "r-
.uI,icd T., Don Spencer & JOINS nov ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

ANALYSIS OF THE PUZZLE.
In solving this puzzle II correspondent Of
the Washington Past says; 81 have done
il in n variety Of ways, but this is the only
one have kept a record Of Arrange the
numbers thus,
3 4
b q z q
8 10 II IL
Is r. II
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
REDUCTION In PRICES
BENJAMIN MILLER

1903 Bridge Street,
ID O.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
DOWESTIGS

An imnrns, stock OF CaIieos Al 6 aud rls
Pacific pctcHrs aud CIeloIhrs nj l2l els
new Fall Styles ~ Madras Cling an, NJ vi
l,fnws sud iiipirhrd Canton Fianncls from 4
To 10 c,s Shooting sn'l Pillow C'sr t0lOns
Al lowest prices; - Wide Cations all hest
makes from 81 /. 5c's; DENNIS Hickory
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12

Plain aui Plaid Ndn,n"ks lhit u,s-tliI
T,nrdD. aud fisrrei P,q"rs. 1alunrs, Or
2Andi~- l'u"n ttnhtics, Sc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-03-12
STA WIS AND CLAUKS.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES

The lie Royal kh Gloves in all shades
} buttons Ladies' %, 4 do do 30, do
2 90, : do Gents 30: nls" the celebrated
Perino Kid Gloves, every lair guaranteed,
2-buitnns Ladies' Is, 3 do dn 2 90, do
do. 2 % do. Gents z 90
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

Now we are informed that the Ro.
publican leaders have determined TO
carry the wal into Africn. aud will open
"A vigorous campaign Ia West Virginia,
Florida, North Carolina and perhaps
other Southern States.
This is u striking commentary upon
the sincerity Of men whose thronts ORC
still boarse with deuunciutions Of n
Solid South" All the passion aud
prejudice that n sectional issue could
arouse has been appealed to We wero
told that n Solid South should produce
n Solid North. We were told that this
argument prevailed in Ohio. aud
Indiana; yet the National Republican
Central Committee now proclaim their
intention TO sweep away Democratic
msjoTitiea In four or moro Of those
Southsrn States. To DO consistent
either u position should DO maintained
or the other. both cannot be true. That
the South IL not solid. and that most Of
tho sound aud fury Of Republican ora
tors aud journals Is recognized by
themselves 10 be false, Is demonstrated
by this action. Tho delusive cry hns
been used IN Northern State elections NO
long M II wns available. aud fools aud
fanatics enough could be- found TO
excite themselves over t. Its force hos
now been expended. It will DO lost
upon the Nn,ioual election In November.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

ne A0eAklnB 1aOt ALkhk
Bsnatss Peuaisg and Judge Whit
nan addressso ths people Of EIko Last
evening % eahaif II the Republics
Pssty; the latter mAkiDg the princ,pal
sPSDsh OF The oosaaiss. Judge whitmAa
il : Ausnt, end e times. an eloquent
speaker. He presented his side of the
question A. toreibiy - the subject de-
msnded. and Va Subsequently spplsuded.
Az an advocate Of his cause. however.
he is not . suecess, il winning votes is
. criterion. Whea Q speaker neRiects
reason. and appeals solely to passion.
Il evinceo either self acknowledgement
of weakness in his cause. or displays
an inherent weakness in himself. Judge
Whituan's speech was almost wholly
an appeal to the ''bloody shirt"-an
appeal to the bad blood, the vindictive
passions. to hate and revenge. Its
purpose may have been to harden and
intensity tho "Stalwart" spirit in his
own party, and il delivered in Re-
publican stronghold. addressed wholly
to Republicans. might aid in the con
solidation Of friends. Delivered here
1t was entirely out Of place. aud lost
instead Of making votes. Poetical
quotations adjoining reckless statements
do not make an argument. Judge
Kirkpatrick appealed to facts and to
reason: Judge Whitman to denupcia
tions aud Misrepresentation; enc to
the bead, the other to the 6aser in
stincts Of the human heart. One was
the address OF a full. Hedged American
citizen, loving aud honoring his while
country. and all within it; the other was
a Partizan h%arrangue instigating n Sec.
tiopa war over again. Which is to be
called the best citizen aud patriot?
We have little space TO devote to the
subject TO day. Suffice it TO say, Judge
Whitman Is not advancing his nspira.
tious to the position Of U. S. SENATOR
by his present %oratorical methods. The
Senatorial mantle OF Sharon is small
and menger; one who seeks TO inherit il
ought to be able to show a grander com.
prehension and g'eater evidences OF
craftsmanship than displayed by Judge
Whitman last evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

Col. FArB, candidate for United
States Senate, and Col. Curtis. q Com.
stock mining man. passed through yes
terday on their way to 9,antsville, TO
look at some mines In that place. Mr..
Fair is more sociAble than our Senator
from San Francisco, and he set 'em
up" for the boys at the Arlington.
Many old HumboIdtsrs will remember
him as the man who superintendent the
building Of the Sheba mill at Star In
early days. He is a man Of good adj
dress and personal appearances. and
will make friends by going around
among the people. He travels in NO
special car like Sharon. and has no
Chiuaman for o body servant.-SRrer
State lSih.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

A. j.. Hunt writes District Attorney
Pntchcn that Andy Laswoll, who re.
sided In Phoebe for q long time and is
we'll known horoabouls, and Jack Reilly.
charged with numbering a man in
cold blood at ~1vAnpah. that the former
has been acquitted. and tho la,tor cor.
victed Of mnnslaughtor by tho Distrio,
Court Of San Bernardino county. II
will DO remembered by "a readers that
Jaswell and Reilly murdered q man at
lvanpah for no cause whatever and that
they narrowly escaped Iypohing. Owing
TO DR.. Bidwoll's influence, who cau.
toned tho oiiizons not TO act hastily,
tho murderer lives we're spared, and
thoy were taken TO San Be%rnardiDo for
trial, aud a. tho item she vs.. Justice
was again robbed OF her dues.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

or tho unpte tctatcJ storm tnat oi
me Rpckys. sn orothn Hsraioii ~ NJ
1901 in,nithea iht Bi6S iHGs FRIDAY
sud sstntI",'s e#fm VS. ubusuat f55
this fRen. 1hrsntW nli on m day
night and melted ~ 1t Tell. Il bias
turned cold since with = raw north.
western gale, and the roads are frozen
solid are are very rough. On the Maple
Valley Branch Of tho Northwestern,
snoW dhfts have blocksjed the iraips.
Tho snow 10 from Ave 10 scvon feet doep
al along the Sioux City Railroad from
Mai point 10 sioux. The snow fell
continuously OF Friday night aud Sat.
ufday, melting almost M fast as IL fell.
On Saturday night = shsst Of loo aud
sacw wa reported three IN fouS inches
nth T,aln- from 81. PsuI and Yank
o la tutdnS hAyo Dol S,t arrived
Asrv. n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24
Phoebe Items.

The Phoebe Record OF the 10th, says:
Judge Beatty candidate for Supreme
Judge Is visiting Lincoln county.
About 200 voters have registered in
Phoebe.
George W. McLane Jr., is to have a
new trial under an order Of the Supreme
Court. Frank McIutyre is sentenced
to be hung on Friday, November 18th.
On Sunday and Monday nights
Phoebe was visited by a slight dose Of
the beautiful which lasted until the
snn Of Tuesday got its work in on It.
A large sized poker game was running
in town the fore part Of the week. Dur
ing tie game amounts varying from
$4,000 to -. 900 was on the table. Pots
ranged al high as 81 600. Outsiders
think that Piochers have not got any
money.
On Saturday last II nry Raymond
returned from n visit Of inspection
around HikO. He brought with him a
specimen Of sandstone. OF similar
character as that nj Silver Reef, AMI
had it assayed. and it went $G3 per ton.
Mr.. Raymond says there is a large body
OF this sandstone ore in the rear OF the
Green Monster rnine; be cannot say
that il is q mine, but an immense
deposit that could DO utilized to produce
silver il a mill wGs IN operation any
where near that place. Sir. Raymond
thinks that Hike aud vicinity will be
doing vol before long.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

NV AssG.oA ~ Ssas go
Wses satAo1his 70 state tAAs any
Dsno0sA OF anS etA4nAa. No would
~ TO pser Sc0ow Aas I'M d h Nal
Hapeoek vilI cary Nee Yea 6sasA. y.
hAys Ait foil q evsnhes t1nedisAsiy
ms eAsA Sith AIN snoa.a II iAvSs Of
GsrAsid's success In the Empire STATE BY
apPlytnG at THE ofaes.-CGrson Nmss,
Oct. l6.
We are authorised BY Messr.. J. Mur.
ply and ALBEIT Rossnheim two rsspon.
sible citizens Of Eureka. to announce 10
the editor Of the Times 10 send q check
to Paxton & Co.'s bank. in this place,
with instructions to max, the above bet
for $500 When IL will DO immediately
taken.-SeahHd. 5F.lHr -a #t-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

TIE ormsby county Democratic Con.
Vention AZ Carson made tho following
nominations: State Senator, ]. II. Kit
ttell; ASsemblymen. II. =. Day. jacob
Klein and Samuel Longabaugh; Sheriff,
Pete CavaDsugh; Treasurer. VIM. Pear.
son; District Attorney. N. sodcrberg;
Recorder. Fred. Turner; Superintendent
OF Public Instruction. L. McFadden;
County Commissioner, james Duffy
shor. term; Michael Hogan, Of Empire
long term. ,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

S~ErESTEEs Mormon elders arrived In
81. Louis Monday. from Utah, to go
through the Southern States. making
converts, aud to seouro imu grafton 10
Colorado,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

CHAs. w. ENSRsoS. a brother Of
Judge Emerson OF Utah. fell dead at
Jackson, Mich, Monday.