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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

A Tbaysr. Secretary of the San
Frsnciscn Lumbef Dealers Exchange,
furnbhss. the totlesing schedule Of
pyioe~ - - "a
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14
CARGO nA-xs. PxK 1909 rxEr.
RErunxxp.-Ms J B Harrington.

RHTUnxKD.-Nf B Harrington.
we'll and favozabiy Known TO our pso-
pie. made his appearance on our streets
on Wednesday last. His long drive
scsoss the continent has greatly i'm
proved his health. and nos he looks
- hearty and rugged ~ possible. We
learn that il II his Intention 70 hsresf-
ter make Oregon his home. We
are sorry to lose . good citisen. bu:
our loss 10 Orsgon's gaiu.-Yakima
Record.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
Bx8R you vin always End .. the
Coooosdh Hall. On Nil street. not
only the best Of home made. bot also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported bssf in quart a. PIT
bottles. Boiied han ard all bju1ss ct
cold lunches % order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

MoRE ABOUT THE SALE OF THE
RoAD.--A msseiag Of the Directors Of
the Seattle & Walls Wslls Railroad Co
lwks sslled ysslerisy sftsfneopEto for
manly sssIty The ectio9 OF thAoAicsrs Of
the company in selling the road TO
Henry Willard, OF New York. Every-
thing proved aaIisiseeosy. aaA Ahe pos,
session, AZ The road was surrendered %
Gen Tsnnsst, Me- villard's agent. at
once Busiooos of course will 60 on
the saus = 80 eoE1be present. has
We sxvooe . - 80 great improve
most "a aa1lsioas nadS 10 the prop,
srty sisAia asery ss~ nashs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

Our AeAz4.-0y YqftAy townsmAn
oC sAausy. Who xaj6Isl eenansd to
AZ lslTvish sslpks.0tg sQerssks
| 1T. ~ out d tlsu3s kst yes
Ssrday. The h6ws ffom Indiana and
Ohie PROVED too losch' fsr hims sasd be
Bad 70 - ~ a sejes Y. ,sssr
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

AN AUTOGRAPH ALBUn OF VALUE. -
W P Winsns. Of Wslla Walla. has one
Of the few autograph elbums Of real
value. It includes the oames Of Hugh
McCslluch. salmon p Chase. .Lyms o
'crumbull. WIN II Sevasd. Tics A
Hsndsicks. Gov Vim Ssasgus. sy-vice
President Wilson. Senatur Doolitt}e, OK.
Postmaster General Jse 4 ] Cssswell.
Senator Edmunds. exs6enatoss J w
Nyc. Winfield 6oott Hancock. Jsmes A
Gsrfsld. J g Blaine, John Sharman.
Rutherford B Hayes. Nm Hayes. w 7
Sherman, Alexander Ramsey. sx-Sena-
to- Merton. 6eeatoe Fsrry. Long John
Went worth. p E Splnnsr. Governor J
NJ Ashley apdye hoss efoshers scarcely
less smincot h the 'ssrvios OF their
essstry. Sssh svolsms u wsN sefthy
peoeerSAsioe. IS - n
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

The easiest and cheapest Wy h make
the Chinese 60 is this: Give each and
every eos OF these Celsstials large
dose ef Pfundsr's Oregon Blood Puri-
fer, for that will start them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

seoks the fsmous Barssu eiGari =
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

~ DsrrxAa sPowpns --Ihs examples
shotgun and fids powder u ~ Wortd.
vefy little fscoii snd report. little Of no
I.eeta aage lhoi. f.sa Ij}hePs Y;iIp as
!. !: s::liy s:I:a "a !: Us !. s.i sss
Hsss ''EIIs.aHlws,t.ss. hat.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14
'0MNRS PROSTNP'- HEALTH ROR. ALL

y The ska9lt gold fields do not create
" eiaddeT or painful Kidneys produce
q In every 90 affected person.. inflam-
nation Of the Bladder you have II YOU
cannot retain Urine. Your KIdnevs
ifaffected, will show Il by havlngpa
IN the back. Excesses or IndIscre.
tlons-in either sex-.Wiil always pro-
}, the above diseases Wipe them out,
PLUMBERS OREGON DLoop PuRl.
Ne Srenedy Not Discovered but made
pies, Good sense. and adapted to this climate.
N get ios yos .'IAs Original insist spen hsyas III
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-14

NjSEEi.LANEOUH.~
I1eIl0Il--lad4s .ce.l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Charles Roberts, Jr's., popular reci-
tAis at Music ball thIs Thursday, evening
-Wheat bitlsrs which are advertised
10 another column, are highly recon.
asnded a. q touic tor ystioa. complaints.
REV. J. r. iIolcolnb and wife who
ior several lsars, have been missionaries
TO India, are staying for the present At S
Boyatou's.
The mountain road ID now IL srst
rate order 10 the top. First sclsc,msn
Lanpson has bad charge OF The work tor
Mr.. Orvis aud hGs done il well.
- new Weber grand piano from
Clue,t A Sons, Troy, bA' been placed In
MusIc ball and will be used for The irst
time Al Robsfn' recital this Tharsdsy
evening".
The childrcus fair, Tor missionary
wofk. ior wLieh they have been prepsr.
ins daring lhe past winter, vii be held
August l2sh. They hope for ho.l Of
friends 10 Aid and sbel them.
"A, lhs Republican eaaeas lAE, Friday
evening" lse following delegates we're
slseisd TO attend tie couniy convention.
n. 5. Colbura, 5. @ Cone. 4. d. Smith
y. W. Cook, L. u. Coy and L l.. Tay-
lor; slleFus'es, A. l.. Graves, J. p.
BlSet, II. W. Dean, u. b. Holllslsf, II.
7 PurdY All John Battle.
a nsWiY welded eouple, Nj. aud
Mr.. v. b. Jsspings Of New York ar.
arrived a Ihe Eqainox boust, By special
uAia iro@ BsnnlnKioa, Tassdsy svsnisg
Mr.. @enniuEs 10 tic tst q Ett 1 Jen.
ninEs he vel kuowa slefgYmau Of Bee.
uisgsos snt TIE bride i daughter Of
Hon. 7 WPask o. North Bsnalngtou.
Tbs pespls q tie vicinity nay e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
IssssIts Homestead.
T. o. TUrng. rropn.,or.

4, o, IUTrLR. rFopnstor.
Iasafd A0tsrts, vlfa Au8 coAehmAn NY.
Miss Lou h0bert., Nee fork
y ~ hobevis,
Carts n Kobsrts riis and children, ny,
Jas r rhipman, vift aud 2 children,
Ma q u Bennslt, hsv York.
Mae q Bennett, -
psofcs. s,fs, ehildfen and nurse, RIook.
iyB
Mrs Gen . 3 Roberts. BrooIiyB,
hns ida Stevens
lAeut u /. hobsrts, [ A.
Elsa iallis Roberts, BEoaaly
Mas L4ff4o Hchtfis
Asa Lazxie Bftee, New Ysrk.
II X CnshmAE, Hfooiiyh.
fAi8li Barr,
chariss koserts u. vile. ehiidrsn and nurse
New fgfk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
WEST ARLINGTON.

A CARD = We wish publicly to express
our sincere ihsnks to the kind friends
and neighbors who, dudng the long and
tedious illness OF our son, never wesried
in rendering assistance aud sympathy; to
the ministers who called and cheered him
with holy promises, to the attending ply.
stefan who labored so earnestly and faith
fully for bis recovery, also for the beauti-
fuI flowers and last respect shown to the
dear departed
MIR. and Mis-. Q. SKINNER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
nurKL ARRIVALS

nurKL Arrivals.
KquiaoI Reese.
FH oHvia, Proprietor.
NJ md krs n " Dodge. New York-
Mr. 7 Daily and maid.
J v naFiaah
Ma 4 u DrAka.
Miss N DtakF
Mas Jalie DftEs,
Mf and Mts u Cosslit And maid, New York.
y A Bailey, Southport.
Il ortHFiils Brgwa Providence.
Bash, Jr. Troy,
7 L Para. North Bsaningtsn.
y q WAfd aad sen, Cohn.
J j fsrsen. Toy,
u Cowse And wife, Troy.
Lds. hsnsrisas. New fori.
e A6aipbs Los,
n DinAskint
Nj aad Mrs Jnullafd, New Tsfk.
ksY y 0tTacy, Fast Dorset.
Mrs II Wiling, Chicago.
Mics Evelyn + Wiling. Chicago.
- lAsIce, Boston.
DfKF schwedler New York.
David Lane, wife aud maid. Mes York.
VIZ Fsrrns.
Ar aud Mrs. Jennings,
n !. Wetlhsrby, Troy.
J Cr1unsli, Troy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

g y oRyls. rroptielor,

g. B phflb. rfoptlesor,
" Milles bradley, sPrssasld, a.s'.
Mr. IhAyeT,
Ms 0rmsh Rave, Nss rorh
Miss CordellA Rove,
Mrs y y lsad,
Mrs FhAips,
Miss " Rogers,
Il q Bolton,
Mrs Bolton,
hrs eifGn, Brooklyn.
Ms MacQu6en, Charleston.
MrsA " Brown, New York.
9ihA Brown,
A.s Laura BrcHat
MF 4. W Schulz
biAs Need, Troy.
Miss hate, aeed, Troy.
Nj Weed,
heny Z hsgtiaRtoa. Goshen. Ne
G !esss, ienkhn, CouB.
Mrs. DAILY aad maid, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
MARBLE QUARRY
At AIrTInN

ne Hst.ra COED hsrre tssa srreuisa =
tsra sf 3 NJ tAs hsuna@ G7@aif b@Hfk
g. sta 81 Fti3ie Eacl.sn 80 As1 a1affs 81 q
: ~ t.aa rsn3ina ST ssta aegft 81 tfttE tss
ssms 4aAFFs AL pftrs 80 nev eg=srisa % n Z
Esuf q Ge II mas@r tsl =. p q stff.
.Ha heated e. Fssi uoataf st AFrr -
a5asas s8al Lksv al saA at 4asrF iEaasF
Al ia u - D. as Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

taads ani section az Fulles's battery II
tia place Aurau a. Remember The
date "Wednesday AaEuss tlh a. e'eloek
RS Er-Gov GfeFory Snisa q 81.
AIbsn,. ana Hes } n Tyler Of o. Brat.
ueboro, wlli positively te here, Hoa. T.
VI. Park aBd olheg dFsingslshed speak
err are expected, The Chester, Weston
AID I.apdcaderry cornct bands wlli Be In
aiierdasos and farnish uusle for the oc.
eAson, and Col Foaer's beitsry vii -
late TIE state Gnd ns,ioual tickets and sbs
Old Gag bearing The winning names Of
GArheld and Arthur Let everybody
cone, men and women. Rspsbaeans ard
Democrats. Ample seats viii Be Prosid-
"a 10 tbo beauilial grove near The village
as3 is confidently expected that this vii
be ,he lArges, political raceting hsld In
thla part Of the state since 1870.
ARLINGTON
The county convention viii be held
st this place next Tuesday, August 80.
%. T.. Adams aud John Higgins At.
tended The Democratic convention Al Bar
liugton and Rutland last week.
Mr. Pierce Of the Banner spent i've
or three days ia town last week on busi'
ness connected With that paper,
Mr.. W. w Crawford aud wife Of
New York are spending few weeks in
town, aud stopping with Mr., Y, N. Can
deld.
The Regular meeting Of Dndley Post
No %. G.. A. r., will be held a. the post
rooms on Tuesday evening, August 81.
Let there be fall attendance % import.
aut busiBess will be transacted at that
time.
AT the Republican caucus held al the
town bail, Moud ay evening, July 2sthl
the following delegates and alternste'
were elected to represent the town At The
county convention to be held here August
Sd. Delegates, Jas. X. BatCbelder, j. X
Judson, 4. A. Bundy, Ii. N. Farnham
Alteruates, A. A. Grant, G.. Ii. Phillips
l.. NJ. Msnley, G.. q. Kendall.
Col. Joyce has written the chairman
OF the executive committee oithe Garfield
and Arthur Club that he can speak here
August 10Th. II has therefore been de-
cided TO hold Agrsnd Garfield and Arthur
ratification meeting In some grove near
the village on that day, Arrangements
will .oon be made and lie hoped big
crowd viii turn out. Let us have grand
rally. The full programme will appear
in a future issue OF the JOURNAL. Re.
member that the 10th of August 10 mem.
orsble day, let US make Il more so by a
rousiug ratification meeting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

II your horse has SPAWN use Ken.
dalls SPAWN Cure. See the Advertise
ment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Correct your habits OF crooked walking
by using Lyons Patent Metallic Heel
sGffeners. III
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

% Saturday, August llsbs 1850,
atz t'enek > a TITS qutrre bss bees tac
eessfa s apersteA To- ne sasl 81 rats EFs g.
~ AAaaslr 4 very i1gu AmoNat q uHi
us 3 Iaa1t's is sci kasNn 81 mGE1,t aeAiefe ard
aofkgfs taroar heat 10 n0anirf. u e uHHi ft
N purposes a al he gisst uArbia ts vsea f5T sua
oatsees aflf ucieA for monumental stpet fEfs
saus deslraus ~ exA@lniak a eAa 30 - ~ -
itiaF ne quarry o. he eftegnvs msftle ss
n y. L. Esut A Ca. Al ths station Of has4 Dor
sci Ths rraFerty = g b. s13 aeeanae &. .t a.
arsciIdttb b hs alglded amaug iaa sevJ q
aHutr.
&c. YEAZEYrl
i 4. COLhrk rs Gousul ssiOuurss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Regular meetings O. Saturday EYsalngs q
cash week, AZ A6km's Hal.
VA ADAMS, ". CT.
CAltllIE HQLLIsIKH. Sect
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

j. w. Still OF OLsego Co., N. VI,
spoke in the interest Of the Democratic
party here recently. but bis arguments
would have had mere effect four years
ago than now. The fact is tho people
are we'll pleased with the administration
of President Hayes and the returning
prosperity under Republican manage
ment and they haven desire for change
at the present time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

1t seems impossible that KendalI's
SPAWN Cure should effect such wonder.
fol cures but II you will try it you will
doubt no longer. Read the Advertise
meut.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Write to LYDIA K. PNKHAM, No. 2S3
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for names
OF ladies' who has been restored 10 perfect
health by the use OF Der VEGETABLE Coy
FOUND. 1t lea positive cure for the riost
stubborn cases Of female weakness. ii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Uniermented Canadian malt and fresh
hops are the ingredients OF Malt Bitters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
Tsesnis Hs,.I.


IlsHlAnin 4 shop, ksS fork.
ChAs 8iatE.
Mrs. II Hcrcy.
Misc A Z Heroy,
arand Mrs. W " Hsroy, Nsw Yerk,
lss !. fost, Chicago,
Geo A Potter, New York.
Mss Louiss leroy New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
boRsgr.

--Don't forget the treat 10 store for Is
rbursdAy eve, the 29tb, the ADDRESSED
expected from the able Farrer brothers
Alonzo aud Ebert.
AT the Republican caucus the follow
delegates were elected to attend the
county convention: W. A. Tyrel, w.
d. Ames, Chas. Baldwin, /. BArrows,
|. n. .syket; aliernAtes, J. l.. Cochran,
W. Allen, A. Hodge, c. D. Kent, u. Is.
kent.
Among the strangers stopping IN
town we notice J. c. Cole OF Troy Al a..
w. Bakers, Albert Bofronghs OF Albit.n
\. T., George Mason Of Rutland is als 0
Ii iown. Mrs M G Walden Of Brook
iyn il st her daughters, Mr. DR.. Holley,
Earnest aud Carrie GoldthwAito Of Marbk,.
head, hAss., are 81 q NJ Sykes, Mise 3
Carrie snd Susan Jackson Of Andoyer
Mac, are 81 Charles BaldWlu's. Mis-
Lizzie nstoh has returned from Der lon
sbsenee 10 The West.
KurERT.
DR. j. II Guild and family and q j..
n Sheldon and family have gene 10 L4ak
George 20 stay a few weeks
I "A pleasant lawn party vas beid
The residence Of Rev. Dr.. Lambert on
Monday AitsFnoOa composed largely
I the guests Of I. 5. Beetle.
Farmers have nearly anlahed up their
hsyiag. The crop will Be nboal al aver
age oue. Corn, cats and potatoes are
booking unoommon,Y well Cora bids
fair to Be he largest eiop according 10
ihs sefeAgs for Year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
sPaoiAL soricKs.


I. o. Of o. II.
Lodge mesis every Friday Evening Al 80
Al ODD Fellows Han. Lagsns Bloch, FACTORY
Poiat.
ON. HOWE, ~
j. n AokAUaHTOE SECT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

sass. Rest.
kssa.se tfoa porasi 81 Ksrttsfgsf bsgg3Dslly
e &Gztsea Ffqgfsstar
Hsa saFf. gsa.o. srasr.1ss a..
n aasrstet PrsFussaf.
D.f Arrives is Mas. Lssss' it q a =
waae s,. yea-aiaa. -sessse~a e..
oua o. war;. PfeFssssor.
ua 49, stsf 0esssst IsiA lss Stage irau
aMtFes : &ssvs - Nsntbsttsr o. Mos4ayf.
ksHseftts hsg5t - j ~ IN ssA"oa Tee hf~
~. fatts NsaeNts.sr rsalFost aspas
tFs Ta#rsH .fsGaA ssisgSsrs Al p -
wee rs a. TeuathsE4 va MGps4esisF sill
- esfne3 e ths sssfs samas pisces fstson'
sbe rsist.
Fss., Gas.4sT5ts, Loalss.sassry, cAsslsT, AZ.
r.aAsr DAVIS Propusasf.
Annss, Al saaeAesisr fssiroas depot Ass4sy.
Nstnes9KFs Ga3 frftxf AZ ~
AxTrEstta issfus Manchester Ts4lfaAd espoi
TsssAsYs NhsFfssft aus saturdays Al ~ -
sftsf aFtsvsl q q - a. :. trAis To.pg North
gssaa Le~Aos.Asrvy te c.ssisv.
s. o. crHrls. Proprietor
Aans Ctss.,
sgGFH ~ Railroad ior Nee Yprf. Aibsby, Troy
soutA sna West ~ > a, n, Aua 70 p.
s8hTH ~ "a faAd fer kntltna, barIiagto
Nafth aaE Essi o. ".
GRANVILLE mail BY stage aiosss 81 10 % A. -
FOHT YlCE opan ff9m 4. y. to uT.E.
aAlts hon tie hpFth STRIVE st tbs Fest otsss At
SHE
d.. bee -. soe,h .r.i's At sh' Poet once
att 49,.
s,il. fof Psru. LaAdsrovs, Bohdvilis, JAH.aiea
Ae.. bT stage, close ~ Rsst0rY Point Posto
ace ii IL ~. Tuesdays. Thursdays and sAl.
aFeaYs.
Tsisgraph Once
Dpsn trnm "a. MtosF,H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

sstsaras . mrFLAso RaILwAr
wHFrr FrrsAIFrHtnEFr.
HFrtER 50 HfNrNgTQk, E&HA0HT.
rsatms t=ssvs @s@sAsstsss
0afsg KuETN-
fHSe40 Aaaaafai..a ttaaAs
IA
ffas TrFaiH
uaks 50 HBEFtst-
eaENs suuFR.
vtsae Ns
sfzF Ntv Nefk Kfsrsss.
8sfr N4fA
81 EFH Ght EEFfesa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

L. w. Waslburn's pavilion show
gave creditabe exhibition on NJ. j.
Niles lot July 10Th.
WIN. f. Rodgers string band have
been at Catskil for several weeks, having
an engagement to furnish music for a
summer resort there.
We were pleased to see the former
pastor of the Baptist church, Rev. N.
Mumford, on the train the other day.
His home at present, is at Camden, near
Philadelphia.
Mrs. a. G. Burr former resident Of
Berlin was 10 town last week
AT recent examination before JUS
tice Niles OF stewart L. Church for bur.
glsry, it was noted that one Of the witness
ees for the defence was very sleepy IN
fact ne suored loud enough to nearly
drown the voice OF the people. Attorneys
j. ID. Rodgers, who commenced summing
up before the evidence was oil In.
N. r. Green the gardener has shown
us leaf from wine plant, measuring
liiteeu leet ia circumference.
wooDFoRD.
State Superintendent Of education,
Conant, recently gave 9 practical dis
course at the Uuion Honse.
--Rsspberries and other garden Sass
Of exubsant growth are tumbling in.
Mrs. James McKin aud children from
Chsrlestown,. Mass, are staying 10 town
John Vanderpool Is the latest TO
"mouru" the loss OF q valuable work
horse.
Geo. w. Knapp has "smb ellished"
his residence with . coat Of rich white
paint.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Telegraph Once
Dpsn tram sa Mtosr,R.
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sourn LONDONDERRY.

Telegraph communication ives opened
sith tie outside world Al hali-psst one
O'clock Saturday
-n1rrAh for Garfield and Artbuf
Distinguished speakers, three cOrae.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
sANDGA1E.

MIR, and Mis-. G. SKINNER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-12-17
The Rockyille Lyceum.-Tbis organ.


ization came into existence nearly three
months ago. At that time call was made
through the newspapers of this place for
meeting of those who favored such move
ment, and less than bakers dozen respond
ed. Although this was somewhat dscour-
aging, an organization was effected, officers
chosen, and constitution and bylaws adopt
ed. Since then its growth has been rapid,
and its membership now includes preachers,
lawyers, editors, mechanics of every trade
or occupation, and last but not least ladies
Of the finest intellect and culture, and each
and every one appears to be doing his best
to advance the interest and swell the num-
Der of the organization, which is now about
seventy members.
The difficulty in obtaining a room suf-
ficiently large to accommodate all who de-
sired to attend compelled the members to
pass an amendment to the constitution of
the society excluding the public from the
regular meetings and give a night not oftener
than once month for public exercises or a
meeting which the public may attend if they
desire. But now the question, as it is usually
termed, recurs to the original, "what are we
to do with the crowd-our friends?" 1t is
thought that possibly the court house may
be secured for public occasions and the
General Committee will make an effort in
that direction. The first of these public
meetings will take place on Friday evening,
December 31st or New Years eve, and by
reference to the performances below it will
be seen that an interesting time may be ex-
pected, and every effort will be made by the
members to render the visit OF their guests
comfortable and agreeable on the night in
question. The following is the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-12-17
Potomac Items.
Ice crop short yet.

Ice crop short yet.
Not so cold this week.
Mr.. Jno. r. Bisstt lies sick with pneu-
mona
Water was drawn from the canal on Mon
day last
A little son Of Albert Rouzec, Esq, died
Al Senaca, last week, Of diphtheria
r. j. Ricketts,, Esq, who has for some
time been sick is again ready for his duties.
Paymaster Fawcett paid the employees Of
the canal last week he was welcome vsi-
tor wherever he went.
Cromein Lodge, X. of r., will open its
literary and debating society next Thursday
evening. Some able debaters are among lis
members. q.
We saw fist fight in front Of Cropley d
Sons store, Georgetown, last Monday, when
Mr.. Jno. Veal picked up one of the com.
batants threw him in a wagon and ordered
the wagon away, which ended the fight and
saved Judge Schnell a case.
Mrs. +. Case killed 10 hogs, 8 weighed
24l6 pounds. Mr.. NJ. IIayener killed 30
weeks pig that weighed 1914 pounds, (beat
that) Mr. Tbeo. Hill killed hog that
weighed 3SG pounds. Mr.. Jno Collins killed
hogs, one weighed 447 pounds.
Capt j. Myers, Of boat G. b. Oswold, met
a terrible death last Saturday His boat had
become frozen In the canal, and he had len il
togo home in Washington county, taking his
mules with him. II appears when near the
Catoctin Mountain his feet became cold and
In getting down from his mule he got his foot
IN the butt rope, the mule became fright.
ened, ran away and dragged him to pieces.
December 1Iih, 1880.
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