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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook OF the
sentfneI's Reporter.

Tomorrow is the last day to pay taxes,
Election promises are said to be NOT
binding.
No news from the Cherry Greek races
| up to last night.
Turkey, and gumbo soup at Nick Mil
lich's chop-stand to-day.
A fashionable audience attended the new
Palace Saloon last evening.
The usual religious services will be held
in all the churches to-day.
All jurors should be in attendance at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning at the District
Court.
1t is said that our dancing master, Prof.
Ryder, has absented himself from our
midst.
Mike Walsh has been spinning about
White Pine county Of late, but returned
last evening.
Uncle Jim Kellogg gives glowing ac-
counts Of the Wood River mines, and in
tends returning.
. Mrs. Edward r. Clute, who has made an
extended visit in San Francisco, returned
home last evening.
RUDE Egleston intends moving his store
from its present location to n on the OPP
posite side Of the street.
Treasurer Hoadley will keep his Office
open on Monday evening for the accommc-
dalton Of belated taxpayers.
Prof. F. A. Clark is our authority that at
his camp yesterday morning the thermom-
eter indicated az degrees below zero.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford's subject for this
evening, at the Episcopal Church, will be
" Death'-a very appropriate theme at the
present time.
Mr.. b. W. Pulling, a teacher OF vocal
and instrumental music, and who will be
organist at the Episcopal Church, arrived
last evening.
Mr.. George Simmonds, proprietor Of the
celebrated brand Of Nabob Whisky, dropped
in on US yesterday. He is renewing his old
acquaintance here.
Mr.. J. Calisher, Of the stationery firm Of
Calisher Bros, went below yesterday for
the purpose Of making purchases Of all the
newest things out.
Some very good ore, taken from Ell Do
rada No. 2 mine, was brought in yester-
day, and Joseph is highly delighted with
the indications in the mine.
The Albion Company have completed
their new shaft Ill feet below the main
level, and are still in q limestone forma-
ton, but are hopeful Of a change.
The funeral cortege attending the re-
mains OF the late w. H. Clark, from the
Episcopal Church to the E. & P. depot, yes
terday, was one of the largest ever seen in
Eureka.
Professor Clark, OF the Geological Sur
vey Corps is nearly through with his work
for this winter. He will make up his re-
port of the past summers observations
from q San Francisco office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
1850 r. ID.

Alta, SAB, Ga, SIS; Best & Belcher,
skb, 99sa; Crown Point, lab; ophir,
6ab; Union, 11hb, 11%a, llAs; Justice
1853; Gould & Curry, 1855; Sierra Nevada,
7b: Mexican, 7hb; Chollar, 2b; Hale a
Norcross. shs, shb; overman, 1b; Say
sge. 21Ob; Benton, 165b, 170a, 165s; Gould
4 Curry, 405b, 41Oa, 4O5s; Mexican, Tvs;
Sierra Nevada, Tab. TIA; Justice, l4ob,
ASA, laos; Best & Belcher, "a b; Alta. 6s;
6hb; Utah, 64b; Crown Point, 13ob, 1905;
Belcher, 1sOb; Alta, 6As; Justice, l45b.
ia, lis; Savage, "a b; Benton, hob,
laa, l7Os; Potosi, 195b. Is; Sierra Ne
vada, 7kb; Exchequer, 1865. 17oa; Best q
Belcher, 9itb, 9ka, els; Chollar, 205b,
2lOa; Benton. 165b; Alpha, 3b; Alta. cab,
6ta; New York, sob; Union, llhb la,
llNs; Yellow Jacket, Alb, 410a, is; Ex-
chequer. l60b. 165a; Sierra Nevada, 7hs;
Mexican, 7sss; Alta. SIS; Grown Point,
I35b, 14oa, l40s; Bullion, ls0b. 1854, 1905;
California, 180b, 190a; Savage, 280b, 240a,
24Os; Ophir. 6As; Chollar. 2i5b.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
Deaths Call.

Several weeks ago the readers Of the
SENTINEL will remember that We were
called upon to Chronicle the death Of Mrs.
+. o. swensson, at Bonanza City, in the
Yankee Fork country. Last evening our
County Clerk elect, Mr.. @. J. R. Buttlar,
received a dispatch from the same city, an
nouncing the death OF his father-in-law,
Mr.. Frank o. Swensson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swensson were old-time residents Of Eu-
reka, and owed property adjoining the In
ternational Hotel, on Main street. They
were a worthy couple, and were highly re-
spected in our town for their many virtues.
About a year and a half ago they moved to
Bonanza City, and there erected Q hotel (;
but the mountain climate was too severe OF
the aged couple. and within Q few weeks
o. the final earthly parting with his wife,
Mr.. Swensson followed " the way OF all the
earth" Their only daughter, Mrs. @. J..
Il. Buttlar, is not the only mourner in Eu-
reka for the sudden demise Of the worthy
couple.
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or for Pinto.

A large number Of ladies and gentlemen
are talking Of going over to Pinto to-day,
there to enjoy a season Of communion
with Brother Smith. The Mike Bros. will
take over the Centennial Guard Brass
Band, and others can make arrangements
for a quick, pleasant and cheap journey
thither and back, with the same firm. No
doubt many will hire private carriages,
that they may go and return at pleasure.
The band will start about II A. M, and re-
turn by moonlight. For a day OF pleasure
no fairer opportunity has been offered the
citizens OF Ruby Hill and Eureka for 10,
these many days. Read Brother Smiths
az advertisement and then prepare to visit
him to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

M. H. Joseph, for many years a resident
OF Eureka, and who has devoted most Of
his time to mining, will leave here to-mor-
row for New York and England, for the pur-
pose Of organizing companies and diapos-
ing Of his several mining interests. among
which are numbered some Of the best pros
poets in this district. Mr.. Joseph Is we'll
posted and thoroughly reliable. He carries
nifty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

Special Policeman Long wishes to eau
ton the people of Mob Hill in regard to
the careless habit of piling up ashes against
fences, etc. He has been on duty but a
few days, and has had much work in wet
ting down live Goals in the streets and va
rious places on his beat. When ashes are
taken out they should be wet thoroughly.
Mob Killers cannot be too careful, for a
fire once started, in case of there being a
wind, and all the police and fremen in
town cannot stop a general confagration.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
Lexislative Positions.

Virginia Chronicle: Candidates for posi-
tons in the Legislature are thick as leaves
in valambrosa. Captain A. d. Rock, Of
Eureka. wants to be Ssrgeant-at-Arms Of
the Assembly. G. L. Metcalf, who lost his
arm fighting for the Union, is a candidate
for Sergeant alarms Of the Senate. Jack
Perry, an old Nevada Pioneer, comes to the
front as a candidate for the State Prison
wardenship, a position that twenty others
are seeking, and every boy in the State
wants to be q page.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
New Liquor House.

By reference to our advertising columns
this morning there will be seen the an
nouncement Of Messrs. Tonkin & Co. as
opening, just north Of Paxton & Co.'S bank,
a wholesale and retail liquor house. OF
the quality Of their wines and liquors there
is no question; they are here to do a per-
manent business, and will deal fairly and
squarely with all men. They have no bar
keepers; attend to their elegant side board
themselves, and have their goods in excel
lent shape for display. Call and sample
their goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
Am Inyitation to / d

Jim Singleton says he would be delight
cd to take the Road Overseer 9 ride down
to the depot, and when they got opposite
the Eureka Con. Stag dump, II he don't
show him the worst piece Of road in Eu-
reka county, and one that needs fixing
badly, and which is a disgrace to the town
Of Eureka. Jim says he will buy the cigars.
and anything else in reason that the Road
Oyerseer NAV order.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

Jackson House-A. H. Blandford, Ham
iton; F. A. Clark, city; Mike Lyons, Dug
out; T. G. Harrington, Ruby Hill; b.
Lacy, San Francisco.
Turner House-T. Rouse, Secret Canyon;
Thos. Johnston. Prospect Mountain; Thos.
Brown. Ruby Hill; A. s. Shelby, Battle
Mountain.
Parker House-M. NJ. Foss, San Fran
cisco; G. J. Grifiths, Wales Con-; George
Baily and wife. city.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

A private letter, received yesterday from
San Francisco, states that the smallpox is
on the increase in that city, and that every
means is taken to suppress the real eondi-
ton OF affairs. The writer adds that from
Atty to seventy cases have been reported in
one day,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

Professor Hague's trip to Bald Mountain
tomorrow is only a part of his official duty.
He cannot report or do work for others
which his department does not order. Our
reporter was misinformed about his "coal
prospect report" a few days ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

Clark and Malatesta's lunch was served
by Nick Millich last night, and II wasDa
magnificent lay out. Roasts OF every de.
scription, salads Of all kinds and bread
and butter, the most palatable,. were
dished up to $50 or more people, free OF
charge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

Again comes the report that q strike has
been made in the Ell Dorado No. 2. This
time it is accompanied by . very nice look
ing specimen. The rich strike il about 10
inches thick, and is only one Of the many
c~revices in q 20-foot ledge Of ore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

1T. Ladd, pastor of the M. E. Church,
will preach in the Courthouse this morn.
ing and evening. Evening subject: ''Trust."
Sunday School at Q o'clock, P. NJ. All are
welcome.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

Jim Dean keeps everything. from the
nnest cambrics to tho commonest second
nand traps and furniture. He buys and
sells every day ct dulliford 4 McKee's COR
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

Work OF the San Jose, "Old Roses"
(Rosecrans) mine in Egan Canyon, White
Pine county, is about to be resumed. They
have considerable ore in the tunnel, but it
is OF low grade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

The September term of Jurymen are
warned to put in an appearance on Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. Their notice is
to be found In another column and must
be given heed to.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
.osyorFICE U
.r.rrRDAY's STOCK SALES.
r~.uc,sco stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
oO5 Ophir-6a g.
az WexicanI "a ia
tx Gould Il Curry-.seoc 3Soc
TX Rest & Belcher-ss "
,eS California-1S5c l9Oc
40 Savage-2lOc ., o.. oeo
So0 Con. Virginia-25 Zooc zooc
x C~bollar-l90c 1S0c lS5c
aSS Potosi-1S5c 1906 19Oc lsOc
40 Hale & Norcross-o{ % o4oc
565 Crown Point-1l5c l2Oc
SIS Yellow Jacket-oooc oooc
100 Imperial-zc
100 Alpha-3 oe.
80 Contidencemoo'c
565 Belcher-lSoc -,
Tax Sierra Nevada-7 u
TX Utah-6 OF
40 Bullion-180c IL
OK 9S Excheauer-lh i6oc 155c 1850
IN Oyerman-90c l
,oe5 .Justice-135c 1900
i IzS5 Union-1Oa 1o3 II 1880 III III 1ls
s7,o AltaI5i 81 50 8 81 50 5ab5 81 6 50
30 Caledonia-35c
5s0 Silver Hill-55c 6Oc
a Challenge-90c SOC
7o0 New York-30c 35c
to00 Lady Washington-3oc 35c
50 Andes-95c
1495 B~enton-165c l60c
20 N. Belle-8f
$50 Grand Prize-160c . .
1900 Navajo-90c
1000 Tusearora-l0cs90
1850 Day-25c
400 Albion-50c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
Mondays Court.

The District Court meets tomorrow. 1t
is bnt a continuation Of the old calendar.
The first case to come up 10 the State vs..
Tognini.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
Look Out for Them.

Look out for the arrival of new goods
from the East and West, by the twentieth
OF this month, at o. Dunkel 4 Co.'s. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

~ you want to save money buy your
stunning at the San Francisco Clothing
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

Wells, Fargo q Co. shipped this morning
four bars Of bullion. valued at $4.6l9 80.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,
u TEE sunsxA AND sALlsApz .AIIaoAD.
Departure..Y e.terday
Arrivals La


WcAhss Haf&V "a Tvs Acttcr AASN
The following letters were received at Wells.
Fargo h Cos Once last evening and not
delivered:
Esterfanis Espanoss Maria Loapez
Miss Csmillia Floyd MariA Quedo
James Martin
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

In Won want to buy neat, clean goods for
little money, go to the San Francisco
Clothing Store. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

70 cary and secure bargains ct the San
francisco Clothing Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-14

call on A. D. Haskell, and he will place
you In good, reliable companies. Y
, 1880-07-07
$4,000 FOUND UNDERGROUND.
Tho Treasure Turned Up by Missouri
Farmer Willie Flowing.

VllG AfCMRuTG Aur1tCAA ny u HAAHhDuFk
Farmer Willie Flowing.
pttasant Hill tats.> Rerttw.
bir. ]. X. Alexander, who lives nbout five miles
northoast OF hero. In 1nckeon County, In BRINK
Ing piece Of newly -cteAfed land few days
since, plowed TIP box tEelre Inches long and
cIght Inches square. The pnw striking It. hurst
1t open. The contents had been 80 far iecayei
dust. Enough wus ytslble IL stow that thUy hAd
been papcr bills qt tho denomination at flln. IN
TX Ia q s1 tho sSS *efp e st y t9 Z,
this Ii as follows, and was given TO W. by Mr. Al.
oxn1ider who WIS Federal aol,li ,andnt tho tfmD
nf tho Lawrence raid wna stationed ut o.senn.
intercept Quhntrell. Tho met him On tho west
bank OF H1 Crock, one an! II half miles from
tss tST Ss sa ana g c sob @
remained ut Pleasant Hill and were ordered to
hrenk up tnio companies. Mr. Alcxnndcr's com
@eorse @ e'g, Gana. who ltsed In % Greonton Valley,
Diedsoe nnl Ltsso fhIr. A. rays be fOrgols tho
other nass and altG ~. boE ;s II years ,,! o. apt
martlnlcd md shnt here noxt morning for lurn-
Ing to death como women and chIldron ut LAW
rc,aco, Ltalo turned stntss evidence anl In
9s0d d Ono ." o,has te sase sas ssn esHe to becsH c
ton, court -nnrtiatcd, and shot. L!slc
ws aS to s s ana fea ,t n i 54s sa
ho snid hu had buried tla ,Dp, which he hal takcn
from the 1Mwronce banks, on tho bank of II
e. greek IL Il tue sia'e fs e Bso
sass any : "osss saa ssd syS' b % e! '''l
s9 1s sc % e U nv ys sho n hcn as
died n brnye man, refusing to be blsndfoldcd or
biz. Alexander tells y straight story, md wo
hnvo no right TO doubt Its et'rrectncss. Mnny
who nro now citizens hero remember the Shoot
Ing nf the boy, and know tho placo whoro ho was
, 1880-07-07
buildings nrn all safe. but nonn of his cnrn Will
bc worth cutting A complete list of tho
r,

buildings all sn Fl. but nonn ~ hisensn VIII
t,H worth cutting. cUmplelo list bf tho
INDIVIDUAL td)AsEs
wo,,ld MI columns of tho Republican. Tho fol
lowing Is 1INt Of the t1nHiea Ut farmers near tho
city whoso losses c'n o computed Mt tho prcsHnt
Hn,nncl Rpcnccr loses s:otno worth of wheat.
lila farm colstains 1.M0 acres, pU of which y n
wnrih w u wheat il ali WIS fnycd. 1iis. farm is
uncr..ttd i,r tenants, who nro n1sO ruined.
seymour & Scarborough loso oto norca Of corn
III iinnicr 4 rsarbo,rn had us acres In wheat
which will 6e MI cntlrn loss
1tn,lse 1'roshcrs lose 100 "orcs OF wheat nnd 2o
Charles E.terbroos loses 11o acres Of wheat aud
William, tintts and A. W. Lamb caeh lose eoo
ocren of wheat md lnrge arnuunt OF corn,
Thofnna Uranium loses lto ncrca OF wheat and
~ .inseph stoiin suved eighty acros Of wheat and
- DtuiSi father loses ioo acrcs Of wheat and
l"1 gah" a ratt sased S y ncrcs OF wheat and lost
thirty-nfg OF ct'ri..
Xiii spIecr partially saves 200 ncrcs Of wheat
and Maress sss iii isSry :, pertay saves 40 acre. OF
Mieiari il wooaall seye1 nil OF his wheat, forty
nprcs, md lost MI NJ his corn.
spencer Adkins saved 10 acres Of wheat and
Tic Henry cupp loses 200 acres of wheat and all OF
Henry Norris loses bis cnttro wheat crop Of
B0 acres. 80.
4. Ii. lowering partly saved lur8o wheat
crnp.
il. K. Ward saves hnK Of bis 35o acres Of
wheat.
Mrs. Nina Arble saved nll OF her wheat, II
lcrcs. ...... .... r.
john II. Shophcrtl snvctl 10 ncrcb Of corn and
loses 4B 0f whcnt and ]1b 0f corn.
Wills Elliott loses LOO hcrcs Of corn and 10 Of
wheAt.
Dnbnch nrothors lose 100 acrcs Of corn and oil
thOlr wheat. ...... ........
amount Of whcnt.
Mr. Stmilcy, like thousands Of others, loses his
entiro whuGt and corn crops.
Tho tcI,nnts o., 4. ". pctttbonc's ptnce losa
$500 worth Of wheat and 4O0 or Goo acres Of
cOE9&
, 1880-07-07
SENATOR CONllLING.

Ills Attitude in the Preacnt Campaign
lilo Will 60 TO Work In Enrncst.
brooklyn Eapfe.
Tho sensation Mt tho Island during tho day
was tho arrival nt tho Hotel brighton In tho
afternoon Of apnrty of distinguished RcrMbltc-
an statcsmen and poiit1clnnss headoa ny tho
Hon. Noscoo Conk!iuR, United Btates Runntor
frusn tho state Of Now York. Senator Conkl'us
was most impressive fguro as ho asecndcd the
p,nzsa Of tho tlutol, and wns warmly admired by
tho vtBtors. lie wnro n onl.brimmed hat and
a fashionable suit Of summer clothes. 1Ie pru-
cecticd without de1ny to tho rarlnr on tho second
floor. aud wns shortly nftcrward cscortcd TO his
room. The 8enotor looked remarkably we'll aftcr
his Chicago experiences. Ilo had apparently re-
sovcred FROM the depression caused by tho de-
foat Of the thIrd-tcrTn project. A riddy glow
of good health has rcplnoed tho dcathly
pnt1or TINT awept over ite cutintennnoo when tho
0uriiel1 roto ran up tn 100 in tho Eational Corr
po!itsai follower q IL" son%taF S informed nc S';h Tic
II excellent spirits. aud intended entering heart
"Thcro bus been il gnod IonI nt iooso tnlk," re-
marked tho 0cntlcrnnn rcforred to, "nlp!it tho
tH pt9 sn}n.n Y t e. sna isa at
part. Ills cou'ltct wns yarIously intcrprctcl,
notwEthStanding bis frank explanation TINT his
aa taan he a fer insGsd inyss aed W weeiet n'a
Ills enemies asorlho bis apparent lnkewnrinncss
TO- ,isapPolin!ca smon y a,d other nnTH!n
II as Ssns Sa az shs u eF asaen aa q III ho 81 So
Senator was very sIek nun. md my ntte,nptto
t y different; ne Is f9llof llfo ana spirit and
hnn dspost1a d' e ,so ork la the her Ct An
@"rkcr 10 @ sSer eahb!sd ifSes Sei"1ss %S %Scn aars
sa oM to he tespto[ Ss Ct onks ss w sae @ I,
tfla disappointment and chaRru weru evident,
, 1880-07-07
New on Engs&sl, Of Indiana.


Tho Washington correspondent Of the Boston
Herald bad M interview with otr. John G. Now,
ox.uuitcd Btat2s Treasurer, with tho following
aMr. New says that no docs not bcl'oye that
Don Cameron will accept tho position ot Chair.
Of the National Committee. When asked
who would b. Chnirlnnn ho Ratd perhaps .nhn
Logan would b named. liz thought there
.as not great deal e talent u, the G1a,nA!tee.
TIE idaa OF making WILLIAM. II, chasaler Chair
man be reJects entirely. askca Ar. New II It
Was true that ho And Dir. RnAllsh, the laetnD-
cratic candidate for Vlce-prusl1eHt. wure part
ners. lie sald that II wAa tr1!c that for hfteeN
YQAt4 thay managed u HAlbnRt butk together,
OWninH thrce- f0urthB Of the stock.
aQ,-Then yOu must know Mr: English pretty
wellS .A.-know I'LL EnKl!sh2 / know him just
- we'll "a II l had made him. would hare
mAde very different man IT had Ind tho
making Of him, but l couldn't know hltu any
better,
1Q.-How rich u he1 Al 500 the statement
Folne that ho Ia worth e.0,m,M0. NJ. Engitsh
has 100000, and his party wont got tauo ul II.
no Il one >uf the clOecsi b.s110ss tnln ever
know, and, II ho doe. not como out uf tho cam.
pAtkn richer by fb,QM tnthct than poorer. 1t
Won't bN like ltlH English.
"Q-What arc the facts. Mr. Nexi whlch sid0
vas MI. English on durfug The 1Vsr7 Allie Mas
on the Unlou sides no doubt about that, and he
val very strongly 10. Ha voted for norton
every time for Governor. and he did not vote iof
epadsickS tor Governor. lie voted tN!ce
, 1880-07-07
. The Nexv York NepMbliKancr.

It 10 your duty as Republican To seo 10 It
that your German neIRhhoes shall yoto for the
hest means Of securing this result Ia by sondiu3
them good Republican German paper. Der
Neg FORK R<ptibifkGhtr Is such pnper, which
will be Acrat for tho lye months OF tho campaign
to any address for 10 cente for each German
whom you propose to enlist IN vi the Republican
army Of voters" 4 few dollars Invested by ench
Republican club In this muthul Ut n,Ak!ug con-
verta nn0ng the only eonents available to the
Republican purity Will do moro than banners,
sthinktn8, 0orman. american voters" Address
DER Nsu York ReptttaihaH<r New York CITY,
, 1880-07-07

gross.
"Q. .-Woll. r. Mr.. English Rning to bo able TO
onrry. his AtntcY A.-NO, sir; hc Ii tho most ut,-
popular DoN,tcrnt ii thu Htntu. II fe wcrO to
In which indianapolis II situated, he cni,ld mt
poll wlthin 1000 Of tho total Democratic vote.
Loo Mcdonald IS tho strongest Democrat IN tho
btht0. md ho Is tho mar whom thoJ ought to
1,r 4 r, mi fht
, 1880-07-07

From tho steady. firm, md regular heat Of tho
Heart, ruplnc,nR 1t with Interrupted ind fcchlu
action 0f that organ. utnunstrtte.i IN Il vnrioty
OF cnses. Fellnws Compound Syrup Of ilyphoa.
phitGs Ia known to exert Il powerful tonic effect
OIL tho lnH6clca Of tile Heart.
, 1880-07-07
A KICK.
THO SllGlby County Democracy.
Through Their Organ, Protest Against
Ac1l-Out to De In T1ntyrs

THO Shelby County Democracy,
Through Their Organ, Protest A AgafnHt
ac1l-t)ut to De In NIntyr.
Shfihprtlts (Ind,) DfnoeFut. .
Tho Congressional Convention Of this district
will nleot in indianapolis on tho alst inst for tho
PURPOSE of nominating candidate, and fllo
question Is frequently asked, who shnll II l,c7
Tho nomination Of bfr, Landera for Governor
aud MIR. English for vlco-rresIdcnt Is proof
sufficient fer lis that thoy Intend to their ut"
most enaeavors to carry Marion County. They
nrc both good nrKanizurs, and they will lend
strong helping hand to tho raco In that county,
The De,nocrAta Of indianapolis havo takcn on
considerable courage at tho turn things hayo
taken, and fool confident TINT thoy can elect tho
county ticket IN TINT vcry yttnruiiatie section or
and plnco o full t!cketfn. tho ,teid. with some
hopes s,1cGss. Tho question Arlses will the Lali
dorA and English Influence. cOupl0tl with that nf
the gentlemen on tho DeM0crNtic county ticket.
tle sufficient to gnatlie tho ltcm1crntH 0f MnriuM
Cauniy to be sucnessfNl7 II not successful h1l
such Il character rs to onnhle tlf to rcduce tho
Republican matnrEty II few hundred? In elthor
evOnt tho Democrats can elect my nun they
SEQ proper to nominate. We are OF tho ppnHn
TINT We Cnn elupt a straight Democrat III this
district this year. and want to sec no OfliGr hin
chosen. II will not be argued for moment TINT
tho inllnc,,cc OF the 9cntletnen mentioned Ja
but little consequence In tho final result as such
talk IN extreme fnliy. VIC nro NOW rc1dy to nd.
nit TINT Marion County cnnnot ho onrricd thla
yenr for the Democratic ticket. On tho vntp OF
1915 the district wis Republican by d small ma
10rlty. The following Is tho vote:
, 1880-07-07

Shaving bcoou,cs n luxury when indulgcd II,
duly with Cuttettt1t Shlvlug E0ap.