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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-15
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ME-. PsnrSd il iuproviAe niesly.
and rrsting Comfortably.
The suo~ which fen in this vicinity
yesterday. has about all disappeared.
notwithstanding the ray cold weather
which heightened the color Of tie cx-
posed p~roboscises. last night and to-day.
DOME forget that the bop at Freeman
Hall Is set FOR tomorrow night. To
dancers, the vocation will be one Of
rare enjoyment. which fact only requires
TO be generally known to insure . full
attendance.
E. H. Griswolj Is down from Wells
sweating out incipient rheuwaties at
the Hot Springs. He was in town to-
day trying to institute . go.as You please
match with AL Fisher. from which it il
inferred that the healing properties Of
the waters have driven all his troubles
10 his head.
John Loppen held on . charge Of
burglary. in Tuscarors will DO sent here
to await tbs action Of tho Grand Jury.
The accused pleaded guilty to taking n
Lo1 of ten aud btk OF eanued goods
from the cellar OF E. Il. Boynton. okerE
ing In %extenuation that he had no
money nor credit; could get no work,
and ns a last resort took tho articles
mentioned in orLer to satisfy his hun
ger. It's . tough case.
Tho Humboldt Saloon has Just I'M
dergone a thorough overhauling from
stem to stern, and Captain John Hib-
bets is justly proud Of the cheerful aud
vastly improved interior ARRANGEMENTS.
A choice selection Of pictures lends i'd
ditionai brilliancy to the smoothly var-
nished walls. and the immaculate China
polish Slistening from tho woodwork on
every hand, Is a standing menace to
roosiing house flies, and a published
notice that they'll find 40 resting place
upon that slippery surface. John
Sbuck Is still FRS: Mt. 81 the rejn.eu-
sted craft. and is always on deck dur
Ing sae day watch, or inc absence OF
the superior officer. ever ready for q
graceful response to a demand for ex-
hilerating cordials, when supported by
the requisite coin.
Highly encouraging reports from
Richmond Mining District, have
reached here within the past few days.
1t appears that late examinations Of the
mines Of the district have proven so
satisfactory. that eastern capital has
sought investment in them. II is stated
upon what 10 regarded as competent
authority, that a resident Of C+rlin. a
Mr. Heaton, one OF the original locators
in the district has effected , sale OF his
interest in the mines, and has already
received the hrst installment Of the pur-
chase money Of several thousand dol
lars. The full mounn to be paid was
not stated. II one company with CAPT
tai to develop, shall begin operations
in the district II is more than probable
that others will follow. for it is admit
ted that the prospects. considering the
small amount OF work Zone will fully
justify a much more extensive outlay
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Prom Tuesday. D.ny.l
%sEAUTIFU1 sELLEA.
jet" Does Sone Jetitnx FER
the LadIeA

EDIron ISpEPESDESr: The Leap Year
Party has been the means Of calling
forth from, their hiding places. quite .
number Of embryo Jenkinses but all fail
to mention the elegant and elaborAts
toilets worn by the ladies on that oc-
,casion. It is true il IL the privilege Of
the gentlemen to receive special mon.
ton during this year. but it seems to
me that the g.ntl-S sex. who have been
10 all the trouble aud expense. should.
In return. for their labor. receive at
least passing notice. Among the CO.'S
Tunes that are deserving OF particular
mention l can recall the following:
Miss Kate Dorsey who assumed the
entire management. was attired in a
beautiful costume Of ecru bunting. CON-
Lined with ivory satin trimmings; gar
niture Of violets; cap. a Ia creole.
Miss Belle Henderson Looked charm
ing in pink satin en- train; waist cut
ponpaiour. and Duchesse sleeves trim
med with Breton lace; ornaments,
Canoes; hair, Du Barry.
Miss Belle Cady's cos,ume was an
elegant creation Of blue satin in combi-
nation with corn colored bunting. waist,
Ell pompnlour; Duchrsse sleeves; gar
uiture wreaths Of nipple blossoms and
Breton lace; gold ornaments; hair a la
Gre.
Miss Matte P~lughoff, blue satin in
combination with silver gray pon2ee;
Princcsse style; pompadour wni-ti
peasant sleeves; graui,ure fringe; hair
dressed a Ia Gree with cap.
Mrs. G.. w. Coddiu2ton wore an
elegant and costly combination ofgarnet
velvet and silk en- train, piped Win old
gold satin. This was the richest dress
III the ball room. Ornaments, gold;
hair high.
Mrs. NJ. P. Freeman. ashes OF roses
silk in combination with pink futile
On PriuceGsei ornaments, diamonds;
hair, Marie Antoinette.
Mrs. ]. @. Baker looked neat and
nAtty In black velvss dress with ivory
-ilk dimAss overlrosS embroidered;
cap. q Ia creole.
Mrs. J. Clark. old gold silk and black
siik combination en- Priuccsse; hair, a
Ia fU1itas; ornaments. diamonds.
Mis-: Eva Wines prugse silk aud black
brocadrd velvet ell .'Tinccssc; Cap a Ia
e~reo'ri ornaments, caGsos.
Miss. Mamie Rogers vac neatly at
sired suisse dress a "a prineessc; cap a
ID. creole; ornaments, gold.
Mrs. J. 5. Msyhugh n blue silk Prin-
cesso with ivory da:nasss. pauier over
dress with garlanda Of apple blossoms.
Hair a Us ehiEois; no ornvnents.
This, I believe, will be Sufficient to
give a general idea OF tho elegant taste
displayed By the many ladies present.
To enumerate all the costumes worthy
Of mention would I'LL more space than
you would be willing to allot to me.
Su0ieo &, 20 sny that ell Vied with each
other In the e~nlvaVar to appear beuu;i.
ful and they Vero generally successful.
The Indies who hal tho management VI
the affair can psidS themselves on the
fact that ,hoir party was, both socially
and husHcinlly, tho grand success OF the
season. and hopo that thoy will COLI.
tinuo to repeat often during tho year.
JVT.
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Special Order.

The animal election OF officers by
Company d. Nevada Militia tElko
Guard !. which Under provision OF the
bylaws OF said Company should have
been held In November last, has by a
Special Order OF BrigNdier General q.
NJ. sabip, been authorized to tnko place
on Friday. February IL. 1880, aud in
compliance with " request that IN on
cor be detained 70 preside ut such elcc.
ton. Captain &C. Warner vas assigned
to the position Of presiding Officer on
the OCCASION OF said election.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-15

The well known C6iropodist, Of 2ig
Kearney street, San Francisco, is now At
tho Depot Hotel, where he will practice
professionally, for two or threo days
He engages TO extract aud cute without
pain, Chiiibluins, Bopio1s, Corns;
Warts and Ingrowins Nails. and any
person afflicted with eIorsscences Of
this nature. shodtd call on. the Doctor
1t ouce and be relieved. Ho has q Welt
established reputation 10 San Francisco
where he has been a regular practitioner
for the past ten yeafs.
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No I~IrcrntIan UrrA.

Il is strange 40 many people vii
continue to suffer day aftet day withi
dyspepsia. liver complaint, Constipation;
sour stomach. general debility, when
they they can procure Mt my store Sbi.
loh'a vitolizer. free Of cost u does
not cure OF relieve them. Price rs
cents, Sold BY r. F. Mnllei, Drug
gist.
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Candy I Caudy

For this hold ,ys, more than forty
varieties. Also cornucopiss. candy toys.
hearts. Chri'tmas candles. costume
notices. etc.
Canned Fruit, Fresh Crackers nud
Cakes. Pure Spices, Extracts. Candies,
Nuts. TUbasco. etc.. At lowest Cash
prices nnl Best qnAlity guarantee at
W. A. JAcKsos's,
Next door to Postofice.
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La'iiss who choose 10 make or su.
Pcrintcnd the making OF your own gar.
ments. The most stylish AMI perfect
httlnR costumes Gao DO produced at a
large saving In money by using the
"Domsstlc Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt OF
price 10 postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue 10
J. W. EVANS,
Domestic" Fashion Parlors,
Ban Francisco
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Ono More Unfortunato.

Sheriff.. D. Fitch started for the
Nevada Insane Asylum with another
subject for that institution. by the train
yesterday morning. The frequency Of
the trips Of . similar nature, which,
for the past W months have been
made from this county. may create the
impression that the mnlndy has become
epidemic out this way; that there's
something dementing in the atmos.
piers, water or whisky. OF the county.
and tho desire is to disabuso the public
MUD OF such heresy. In each Of the
cases referred to. the unfortunates had
recently arrived Within our borders;
none We believe. having acquired citi-
Zensbip under the statute OF Limitation.
II is true that symptoms OF q mild type
OF lunacy wers manifested by q few Of
the natives about the slime Lady Bryan
was bringing three dollars a share. but
ms they have not yet become violent.
they are still permitted to run at large.
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O t..,'L Fridays Daily.
I8nlmaguadI.

ANhl
The Gsand Jury 10 serve for tho Fob.
ruary term Of tho District Court con.
q At tho Court house on Monday
next.
Remember that tho election Of Com.
pnny Officers takes plaza at tho most.
Ing OF Elko Guard at tho Arinory, at z
O'Clock this evening.
The recent irolIc ut the "Gsn" was
Instituted for tho solo purpose OF divid.
Ing tho labor OF moving aud stacking
tbs side. whiskers Of tho miKologist.in.
ohist.
The 81. Valentine Ball ct Freeman
Hall this evening will DO q very pleas
ant affair, and will doubtless be we'll
attended. No occasion so uuspicious
for tho exchange Of reshtliul senti.
ncnts auiong the Young folks has been
offered for twelve calendar months, and
they will profit by the opportunity.
Mr. W. N. Henley. Win stopped here
on his way from Montana. about two
weeks ago. to visit his brother, County
Recorder Henley, departs for his home
In Oakland, California, where his
family resides by the train tomorrow
morning. The oil .siylo cordiality,
which is one Of his chief characteristics.
Las already caused him to be regarded
as " fixture among US, and tho only re-.
grtt Is TINT no could not prolong his
stay indefinitely.
ThFnews that OUR OIL towusmnn,
Smith Van Dreilen. is rapidly rcgnining
his usual health. AT his hoile In Holland,
will DO gladly received by his friends
among on. realers. His nephew. VIM.
Van Droilen. yesterday received n letter
from Vlipengcn, stating that Vans con.
diiion hsd 10 improved that no would
soon be nble TO go abroad again, when
the fSmily wonld accompany hiui on n
VISIT to Antwerp. They propose return.
ing home so,uc,ime in tho Spring or
earl, pnit Of the Summer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES:
Sir Astrey cooper. viisi Re.,.rs:

five.
Tho great English remedy-hns made
moro cures OF Nervo& Debility. Semi:
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood. noctur-
nal emissions, lassitude, Inability for
mental labor, dependency aud sdc6
diseases as are induced BY youthful
follies aud excuses. than all other
medicines combiucd. Why will yoa
suffer- Send TO A. z. NiRtis. n. D.:
No. II konrney street. San francisco:
for the Restorative and be cnrsd. Price
SO per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try q bottle. DR.. Aintie treatj
all private diseases successfully With:
put mercury.
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We Challenge the world.

when wo shy we believe We have
evidence to prove that Shiloh's Con.
sumption Cure Is decidedly the bet
Lung Medicine made. IN rs much Ms u
will cnre a common or Chronic Cough
In ono half tue time null relieve ASth.
ma Bronchitis. Whoopins Cough. Crorp
aud show more casos OF Consumption
cured than all others. II will cure
whore they fail. II Is pleasant to take,
harmless 10 tho youngest child, and wo
guarantee what We say. Price 10 cents,
30 cents and 81. II your lungs are
sore. chest or back lame use Shiloh's
Porus Plaster. Sold by T. r. Muller
Druggist.
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THG mos, popular aud fragrant por
iume OF the day "Hackmctack try II.
Sold by r. =. Muller, Druggist. Eiko.
Nevada.
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MEsspS. RUssELL h Bn,DLEY have
70 opened The Nevada Market on Com.
merciai street, with Frank Durris ms
presiding genius. alnd to SEQ Frank In
business ngaiu.
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II Jon hayo n Valuable limo piece
that needs repairing take Il TO Gerber,
tho Matchmaker. Watch rcfaifing
Warranted.
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Drnot Hotel Arrivals.

Vrpht ITOIrI NTrTVNIN.
G.. w. Fillmore, Cnrlin.
ID. Il. Hoot.n, Mound valley.
g.. Buckingham, San Francisco.
ben Holiday Jr.. do
T.. Il. Taylor. do
NJ. &. Feinhere, 10
L.. /. Ruth. Salt uiko.
J. q. Streotcr. 10
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Death OF Theo, Eurraehk.


j.. ]. GArreoht received last evening
from Ban Fraucisoo q telegram bringing
the sad news Of the death. 10 that city.
on tho dny previous, OF his brother
Theo. The deornssd Was an old rosI.
dent Of ,his place. having In commune.
ton With bis brother J. ]. Gatrechi,
ciFried on business hors for = numb-r
Of years. II" had for years been ntiict.
cd With dropsy, aud about . year ago
he became through the disease, incnpa.
ciiaied for busiusss. and left here for
California. where he hid been under
medical treatment 10 the time OF his
death. He wna a member III good
SANDING Of Elko Lodge. No. Ii, F. Il A.
NJ; also n member VI tue Subordinate
aud Eucampmsnt Lodges VI Odd Fol.
lows, al Shasta, California.
Deceased cnme 10 this country In 1850
md lived with tho family Hr.t In Shasta
aud Yreka subsequently, going 10 Idaho.
VIII moo lie came here about tho year
1869, where he had remained until tho
time stated above. Tho deceased was
a good c~itiz"n, commanding the respect
VI those who knew him. mud bis un.
timely doutb. IL the source Of unmiug!ed
regret to his relatives and many friends.
His remains will be conveyed to
Shasta. to.mor ow. and on The following
day, will DO placed in n grave beside
his father, mother and sister who have
preceded him to that bourne whence
nc traveller returns" Pence to his
ashes.
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spccinI Mn-onic Mrc,Inr.

A special meeting u Etko LoiRo No.
Is. +. Il A.. NJ. will te held at Ma tou o
Hall, on Tuesday, tho 18th instant,
c%onmchcing at.7 o'clock p 81, for work
Ia tho second degree. A full attend.
nncc Of members In good standing IL
rrqtcstrd. by order 81
]. J. Mgias. W. NJ.
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A LARGE invoice OF A Key Yves
Cigars just received at tho Gem.
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FoH lane back. side or chest nae Shk
loh's Porous Plaster. Prico. IS cent?;
Sold b5 r. +. Muller. DTSSsist, EXC;
Noeaaa.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

l.. A. Hall, New York.
Fred. Benson. do
II. q. Davis. do
J. ". Pitchiord, Tuscarora.
O. A. Moore. do
J. II. Keay. do
II. Clemens. q. +. u, II.
j.. wcuban. Cortcz,
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Ladies' and Gents gold and silver
watches, and an elegant and complete
stock Of fine jcwcIry, at the most rea-
sonablo rates, at f.. Gerbor's. Elko.
Nevada.
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Advertised Letter Ids,.

The following Is list Of letters 70
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, Feb. Z,
1880:
Butler Frank q Eiscubaek Adolf
Hardy Jnmes Kelly Rev. Father
Morey 8 Nichols A
Ryan r Rcade q o
Rubin A Van Camp Samuel
Q. W. HULL, =. NJ.
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BumIon Tax ncrcIpt.,
Arrivals.

Inst evening by Singc from the North:
DR.. T.W Huntington aud Z. II. Franks.
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Fnssu Eastern Poultry on hnndnd a
for sale nt the Gem ticstantan
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.


+. N. Frank San Francisco.
j. N. Dorsey and wife. Halleck
+. II. Church, Corinne.
j. X Hopkins, winucmucca.
J. II. wbitcd. waisworlh.
q. W. C~odiinston, vito and Mrs.
L. J. Helms. Cnrlin.
A. 4. Longley, Carlin.
W. J. Hopkins. Illinois.
C.L Edwards. New York.
II. A. Young. Pleasant.
4. Gavin. do
+. Schiliersirom, do
Chns. Faron, Lamoiile.
George Mcigs and vito Wells.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-06-18
Death Of John F Yawger.

John F. Yawger, of Mendham, died on
Sunday morning last. from the effects Of
sunstroke. received the day before. Mr.
Yawger was engaged working in his gar.
den on Saturday afternoon and feeling I'M
well went into the house, where he re.
manned short time and again went out to
the garden to finish his work, he second
time repaired 70 the house, and was FER
suaded FtossgS 81 Bed A physician was
summoned and pronounced the case one d
sunstroke.
The patient lived until about o'clock
the following morning when he died.
The funeral took place on Wednesday,
in the First Presbyterian Church, and was
one Of the largest ever known in that sec.
ton.
Mr.. Yawger was well and favorably
known as an upright and straightforward
business man, and viii be greatly missed in
the community in which he lived. He
leaves widow and six children.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-06-18
ORDINANCE,
An Ordinance to grade and pave certa
sidewalks ON South street.

An Ordinance to grade and pave certain
sidewalks on South street.
Be it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder
Aldermen and Common Councilmen of Nor
ristown, as follows:
SEC. l.. That the sidewalks on the east
erly side of South street, shall be ieveled
graded. regulated and paved, beginning al
the end of the present flag walk at the nor
therly line OF the house lot of Asa w. Trim
mer and extending to Elm street, and thaI
the pavement herein provided for shall b.
of blue stone or of sawed and planned Stat,
tagging laid in the best manner to tn,
width of a6 least five feet, except in alleys
| carriage ways and other places crossed b,
vehicles, where the paving shall be don,
| with tagging and cobble stones laid in al
ternate courses.
Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, THAI
the leveling, grading, regulating and paw
ing provided for in the first section of thi,
ordinance, shall be done Immediately after
the publication of this ordinance. by the
owner or owners, occupant or occupants. or
the sidewalks in front of or adjoining the
premises respectively owned or occupied by
them, and at the cost and expense OF the
owners thereof.
SEC. 8. And be it further ordained. That
the levellng, grading. regulating and paw.
ing provided for IN the first section of this
ordinance, shall be done in conformity with
the grade adopted by the Common Council
for the distance aforesaid, and under the
superintendent of the Street Commission.
Ell, and in such manner as shall be pre-.
scribed by him under the direction of the
Common Council.
Sec. A. And be it further ordained, Thai
so much Of the ordinances passed July 81
1865, and April 9th, 1866, as provides that
the same pavement shall be of brick. be-
and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed June 4,1880, Approved and signed
June q, 1880.
THEODORE AYERS, Mayor
Attest =
EDWARD c. LYON Town Clark q
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An ordinance to grade. pave and curb GER
tain sidewalks on Phoenix avenue.

An ordinance to grade, pave and curb GER
tain sidewalks on Phoenix avenue.
Be it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder,
Aldermen and Common Conncilmen of
MorristoWn, as follows
SEC. /. That the sidewalk on northwestly
side of Phoenix avenue, from Washington
street to the Westerly line of the lot of
John Mitchell, and the sidewalks on the
south-easterly side Of Phoenix avenue. from
Washington street to the westerly line of
the lot of Poilion, shall be ieveled.
graded and regulated. and paved with blue
stone tagging, laid in the best manner. to
the width Of four feet, except in alleys, car
mage ways and other places crossed by We
hlcles, where the paving shall be done
with blue stone tagging and cobble stones
laid in alternate courses.
She 2. And be 1T further ordained. That
the side walks mentioned in the first Sec
tion of this ordinance, shall be curbed with
stone hagglng,t to be twenty inches in WIDTH
and four inches in thickness. to be laid in
the best manner.
SEC. 8. And be it further ordained THAT
the leveling, grading, regulating and pay
/ ing provided for in the first section Of tbis
ordinance, and the curbing provided for in
the I'd section of this ordinance. shall he
done immediately after the publication Of
this ordinance. by the owner or owners. oe-
cupant or occupants. on the side walks in
front OF or adjoining the premises respec-
lively owned or occupied by them. and at
the cost and expenseo of the owners thereof.
SEC. A. And be it further ordained. THAT
the leveling, grading, regulating and paw
ing provided for in the first section of this
ordinance, and the curbing provided for in
the second section of this ordinance. shall
be done in conformity with the grade adop.
ted by the Common Council for the dis.
tance aforesaid, and under the superinten-
dence of the Street Commissioner, and in
s8ch manner as shall be prescribed hy him
under the direction Of the Common Coun-
Gil.
Passed June T. 1880. Approved and
signed June 4, 1880.
THEo. AYERS, Mayor.
Attest:
EDWARD C. LYON. Town Clerk
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Almost q Hurricane.


| The storm which passed over Morristowr
on Sunday afternoon last. consisted If .
| little rain and good deal Of blow.
The wind seemed terrific and threatened
even greater damage than it accomplished
as it was. however, trees were blown
down, limbs broken off, and window glass
shattered.
One Of the trees on the Court House
lawn was broken off about fifteen feet
from the ground, and the large elm, (not
the celebrated large one), near the depot
was blown down, and in fact. limbs and
branches were broken off all over town,
and scattered around promiscuously. An
entire window, sash and all, was blown
out Of the First Church steeple, and the
lightning melted abouta foot of water pipe
in the bath room of DR.. Flagler's house
on High street, and then passed out and
along wire clothes line in the yard, shat
tering the two posts and considerably
startling the doctor, who. at the time, sat
conveniently near by on the rear porch.
Out of town. a large black-walnut tree
was blown over and demolished the roof
Of Ira H. Condit's house, at HanoverNe ck;
many other trees being uprooted and blown
down throughout that section. At Halsey-
town. a large cow-house on the premises
of Eugene Quimhy was leveled to the
ground
Many patches of wheat and rye were
blown almost fiat, but have recovered to a
great extent.
At Bloorlingdale ten of the small new
dwelling houses, just erected by the rubber
company, were blown down.
The steeple of the Reformed Church at
Pompton Plains was partly blown down,
and the Chapel badly injured.
A barn belonging to Timothy Jacobus,
in Montyille Township, was leveled to the
ground, as was also K. Fl. Richards new
stOre-house at RoOnt0n
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-06-18
NORRIS AcApnMY.

The Morris Academy held its annual ex-
hibition, IN Lyceum Hall. on Tuesday eve
ming last, and notwithstanding the stormy
weather. large and brilliant audience was
present and manifested deep interest in
the exercises.
Prof. spauiding has right to congratu-
late himself upon the well established fact
that his is a thoroughly good school and
deserving the patronage and support which
il commands.
That there was an exesllent field for just
such an institution in our town is being
eYinced by the encouragement accorded
and the success attained,