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, 1883-08-04
SHADY EUr SURE.
ANOTHER Tswx TikEN EvTugkrtrr..
AAs---A GOOD Pi CT rcx Exl-
GRAMS.
A Ride &, ardfeaI Lake, E,c.

CHENEY. July so, ISSS,
C1sney. Ike all tae to~ns aIoug th- liue
OF the y. r, has decidedly inproy,d siuce
my visit year ago. l. Is mucl quie:eT
tAn Than Spokane FIl., but its people
have great f-i-a, aadi with good reason, to
hope Tor its future. /. is situated Ia the
: inter OF the county, which is lar :e'y tritu
tary unto It, aud embraces xiIhin l,s jlris.
aiciDn !aIge agricultural and mineral ter
Titory, With which it does an exten,.y-, bot
quiet business.
The Cleneyites believe in a stsaly. but
sulstsn.iI growth, anl say tia. in the ID
ture they vii! be far ahead Of all rivals.
Tney are certainly progressive AMI enter
prssins; but a. tie same time are wsItiI G
for the proper time before branching cut ex-
teusiveiy. At any rate. Cheney Will hold
Its osn as the population Increases. Rome
was not built 10 day; aad Il takes time to
make town, even IN country like this
The y. p. Land 0H:s here is the hesdauar-
ters of all inteadii 6 s,ttlers they are at
tended to and every information given them
III regard to the resources OF the conatry :;
are shown around for miles free e expense,
by the very efficient sgeuts Of the company,
Mr.. i. A. sbery aui Nr. 0lat Winding
stad. Everyone hunting laod Ecrth o:
Soake river should make it the;. business to
visit thl land ofiice: Tor thereby they wii!
save Themselves much time. troutie and
money.
By invitation OF Mr.. WindiGgstad, and
Brother Montgomery Of the .SeHtiael, the
doctor and myself took iaunt 10 the far
famed Medical Like and | can endorse all
the good things that has been sand about
this pleasant place and its ali-hesling wste-e.
There is ligh:ness and buoyancy atout it
that makes bathirg luxury indeed At
some very distant period there viii lie a .sr-
riage way around the lake, and st;-.e enter
prisiDg man will take hold and erect me
hotel. with good cooks and make j. as fash
ianab'e as Baden, Ems, or Carlsbad il Ed
rope, or Saratoga OF Newport 10 the eastern
states. As it is everything is new and crude,
but as soon as it is m1de fashionable the
world VIII flock hither. Those who come
here and go away bensfried are very numer-
Gus and there are few who have cause f.r
complaint. 1ou eau get good, c'ean rlea',
but there are Io. yet visitors enough to al
low OF much style. We met the Hon. Torn
and Mrs Brtnts there. The Iormer busy as
usual a-iting his lettlIs AID tie latter as
pleasant and ;harminS as We ali know her 20
BE-. Judge b L. S iarpstein. with his " ife
and flniiy. AMI Jud &c PARKS, Of Wisconsin,
are also camping on the banks o. the lake,
erj)ying themselves at doing noti Ing aud
taku z thiDis very easy iad,ed. Tney vii
remain sune tire yet.
, 1883-08-04
snerma. d Mirman's Cirrus.

We received cal III morning irfm Mr.
&. Z. Van Rorn, advance egtnt for the
above celebrated combination. Il should be
distinctly understood that this circus is no;
ali On paper, but is a thoroughly first class
circrs. E.erys here the press has been lo1d
in traise ni their p,rformsucf, end We TAX
the following om the Victoria STANDARD
as an illustration
.'Thi. eyceIien. circus company gave two
frst-class Eerf rnaGces Ie'terday, both .
which we're very numerou ly 81 ended. 'h'
SPACIOUS tent b ing filled in all parts. The
matinee afforded :uinire amr: emsnt to Il Q
host of little cnes whose faces wers L.
d med when they were tod .'they TeIe 20
ing to the circns." The performance n :Ae
event was under tie distinguished d patron
age of Ailnira' Lyons, accompanied by MTs.
LYONS AMI III ,er. If tie flagship; and tlat
Of His Honor Lieutenant Gov. II or and scite.
As the rarty entered and took their sc .ts ii.
L par.ion of the tens especially ct apart ia
hem, the band played the Na'i na. Anthem.
The distinguished spectators frequs sntis
evi.c,d ihzir fppecitt:on OF the c,e'eI
r,irks performed b. the horses and the r,
;ect ,qqestriap,gm os the members of th'
con.pauy. e,Peei-Hy that Of the bare
rider, W,l'lam G..-mLn. 1T the col ciu-ior
q, the circus pIo2,f, the paitg v;s:'e 'i'-
Museum. wh,re His Honor Witnessed III
manner in which the "arml-ss laiy' nianip
uFatsd the n, edIs and the Psu with her teet.
Other cur o i.ics IN ;Ae Mus um attracted
much att nt;2n, and ever, body who attend
Ell the rafrTmance throughout i'ft tbe
grounds highly pleased. The MUSEUM viii
s., open a. ten o'sl, OK this morning, and this
afternoon sni evening the company wiii give
their farewell perform ;uces.'
The date Of arrival has been changed from
the 10Th 10 one day earlier, they showing
mere On the aftera,oo and evening q the
q :,
, 1883-08-04
N,tsi Ca .iisas::

Ask The mot eminent physicisn
OF - school, Whist is the bsss thing IN
the world tor qui,tins and sllayins Sh irri'
,s.i.n Il the nerves sal curing aii ;cFns
f nervous CON plants, giving Natural ehLd-
ike rrfr-sh;ng sleep siGsy'.
And they viii tell you anhesiiStinsiy
SINE iu7m Os Hop-'
c-xTss l.
Ask an7 or an Of the most eminent ply
sicisDs.
"wbat Is the bes. and oEly remedy thai
-, ~ rsl;sS on 20 cure III diseafes ef 'ae
l;dnsys and ur.n " c-ssns; sach a.
Brisht's disease, diabetes, retention os
inability TO retain urine. and al the dis-
eases and ailments peculiar to Women =
And shey viii tell you explicitly snd
emeha:ically 'Buehu."
Ask the sane Physicians
..Nha. is the most reliable and surss.
cure for All irer diseases or dySlspsia con-
.,;pasiop, indigestion, biliSusness n'aiariAl
fever, age, Sc. ana taey VII tai you;
Mandrake or D~ad-Iisn y
Herce, when these remedies are conmheo
ish o.hers saSxnr raina5e
Ana ocupnundsi into Hep Bit1sn, auch
lCsnnlplsd nsss vukt
, 1883-08-04
SsGaSS-Na ace.

-.' srscips, IL the p.,sease CT only a
"'Gi:s friends, Mr.. Lod's Schmuck
:. --'.ea 1t the hoiy bonds G: matrin, BY
TX laAas:a Wade. risce Of Col. 7. r.
II Ire lst,e,'s residence in TINS
iaa sToon il. s young business msn
'@-' ei'y. well known and highly re-
:, ''ea Il both business and sccisi circles.
~ Wade need. be, the csudor Of
" "a J Pel to sing her praise. The
''a1'y Of her lace bat glasses the be.uiy Il
~ Character. h.r winning personality.
sc .'soss 4 Ter CHRISTIAN training, the in.
'e''''a'!''y Of her presence, and her INTEL
.'caA "orth combine the many virtues
: = nave mad her wcmanhcod characters.
49, AAa esr friends great multitude that
- ran can uumb4r. Win none Of the
...Noi'y q gir.hood. and with all il, v in.
q nent, sse has strung her bearts
= - golden CONS up .n amulet, m.kine
,.1 ,.sn eaiy more prteious IN tie en-. irou..eu..
w ga with the young csaple's many
,nsess q siaairs tseu . .a.nrs q ru.
, 1883-08-04
ii WeRi oFk.

Gre q: he Tn.'i.la oourtg papsrs has
li''iS .r'5s'or.i % cover up the ine efficiency
'' iszir ioysI mn.i-r hrsd-i postmaster, nv
hyia, the 51ne n me door OF Uncle S,u,'s
ele'-' All courteous safrcDt OF that de.
F''a'n; iu'a.' city. There is not post
.7's L the northwest csuntry that is 81
fiN;'iy All coDsc ant OusIv conducted as
10 'ne uE1t5 charge Of Postmaster Stine.
80 tSe rnrzi " moss. .Aar. !" would sscurA
- ss51''tras O.; Ike siilitv tfere would
's e e'np'sint Of mail going bv."
, 1883-08-04
Aao,ts. Successful TriaI.

WALLA WALLA, ". T., July 26. 1889.
NEssEs. RUSSELL L CO:-Dedr SiTS-I
have now given the New Massil!on Sepsra-
tor aud IS-Eorse Traction Elgine thcr-
ough trial and can say It is the best ,Esesh-
ing outfit ever saw Iuu. have thrtsutd
right along eigh. bushels Of wheat PR min
rt. sad done Er:t class wosk IN every re-
spect. am highly pleased with both Sep
arator and engine l want no better.
JOSEPH HADLEY.
, 1883-08-04
uhAi We Want

W.silsts. to our farmer friends tha'
,,s.,s samples o. ,erea,s IN stalk. pulled
-, ne.rre rpeulng; also alter harvest, we
,.,,.I Ike .,nples Of threshod grain which
V,v'j pqt in glass jr-, properly labeled,
anil send tax 10 Chicsgo 10 be placed on
,,i;,.sr thsre. We desire to make 4
,,.s, md sbcsir, Tor thl4 seton OF country,
~ H.. n, n, f,rrer- will ss.ist Us bV re.
,.rdl6g : I'd To-. 81 Leave all samTl c
,,b d, :, 4 We WiIl attard 10 the rest Each
t.r.7s- WI! - -iy- tp- proper cccdlt.
, 1883-08-04
An, fhcT :. aS.

SrEyEys, Spokane Co, Jaiy %, 1883.
II. STsTESNay:-We have heard so much
said about failure f crops the season that l
take pleasu-s in sending you sample Of
BARLEY, raised On sod, ard sowed June lst.
and has no. al a drop Of ram. This is a
FAIR sample cs fiteen acres, raised or the
r.nch cs Tom J. Drumhe,i,r, four miles
north If Stevens, Spokane county, Wasa-
ington Territory. d. j.
We haze received the shove and pro
uoance the sample as fine as any that has
vet relcheG this offce. We defy spy cocn-
Try on TIE fac OF tie globe 10 equal the
cs-sal harvest Of FASTER Washington in the
face OF dry se'ss
, 1883-08-04
Too ltIe,

~ .'-s' my'ans Srodisriy, the con-
~ & IL 1ircs'er, sgr iied his iutenti, n to
i'st' SIC cn's : :he supreme eca.,, bu, ugon
ia''o7, harmed that il wss too late to
~ - AsssF'. Stardeyant { Wood, at
'''ls' Ike - iC'ervieS vith him 70 les-n
= S'ae' them 70 take Ii, case Up. g, d
''sve Sss not god shox for Sue
y 1' ID not /: lie Was to lie in jul an
y. -[. -; snd ihsn have tGe same thing :,
e oveF kssiu he preferred To- l,t i:
-''; T'tc.. : ho~ey,r. be changed
I'M -..hl AZ seat ve.d tc his st-orn is 20
=, -Tia -; Nj S.lrderant saws ns "a
!. '.,'s % q s. GOV sni com zig with the
- me c"-a--s axe that he aili swing.
, 1883-08-04
y.va,red 81. Rei.snniion'

-. rs7. H. Rooney, Receiver Il the I,
> = f.r Wslla Wslia District, has
: Il, resignation, the same to take
'sl-''' .o.o as hi. successor can be ap-
. ak. Dgiaa ii c gentleman stay with
me- r,is rsny wagm friends by his
., :. =, ,si osurt, Gus business and see al
T'''a1. Ta... Tbo ioiu With L in resrstting bis
qsi- ., r. viii proceed to San Fran
ts''l.-5''. 5,,!e 40 hls future residence.
, 1883-08-04
Cal on John Days.

What IS supposed to be an extensive bef
Of coal, has l,,eiy been diFso'ersd Oh the
ranch Il William Luce. a John Day RIVER,
sa,s the Canyon Cry Ns'os. The Y ia Is
.toat SIX inches thick Oh top. On Tuesday
Isa, Mr. Luce hrouga. specimen OF this
coal to cur office. whsre it may te seen at
scy tine. We understand the bed VII
I've shortly opened NJ. so IS TO determine it'
,xt-nt. There is no dcubt as l. TIL 20 d
o,slities the coal, as tie crop?inss barn
wei, and are irse iro n slate. u Gcoi c a.
mine here world be vsiaao.e property in tn
near futr.e. and wCG' d N 't. rssiig add 20 lie
wealth of the Iun'ry.-fePP@e' Ca-sfte-
, 1883-08-04
,.I.rspsd Murderer.

~-.,,s FapigaB, or Hope. who 90
= -.,i,red Legipson the peddier.
-, -, Len, feny some three months ago
= 80. csptured and adjudged insane'
. - i-rrl the Tsrr:.Jiiai insane asy-
"a . .,rr,,oern. It now ems pr babie
~. !. "a, ir,gning insanity; n ho was, he
!, ., ,.+.nly 7, GOD sotoF, rs ne completely
> r., sol over ibe eyes Of all who saw
, 1883-08-04
Ssrters raeiac tnneancsmrr,.

II Is A7Hoancsi Ia day that the Northern
L'7a; P-ooose carrying !-eight from the
'l'' o Naa FrsEoisc0 at the same rates rs to
i'a'7d, AMI ira. the manager will demand
Ut pooling O! iTsighss ny al Of the trans
% 'a'n'a! roais. Such seton on tie part
. 'l' Northern fsclf1 rcad viii. it is ne
.s''4 h's permit Slu Francisco merchants,
'h'r heavier impo' .tions. TO c0R-
.--. 70 'rccesS'G " compete with IN, east
- ne 'fide or he Nor;hw-st. and car
.l-- % Usse San F,arrisc0 the d pot u
= plies for the utirs rscihc coast.
, 1883-08-04

'a' I'H'on Mayor Tanna;t thoroughly
81 ''.-''7l 'ns city !ul snd aijlcent yard
1i' 'Isie,iei 5 renovation OF the same.
lie 40 -'sved notice upNn ths Marshal
70 iae'Het' that Ordnance No. 10. rei,eive
* "o's'ng OF city p'i,ouers was beirg
'''A.en ard tlst the same must Re en-
..'-s- When ths, Is iUTe ve may look for
~ - @'0'yet condition Of our streets and
:. > ''' me 'aSrHUts AMI petty thieves
=. n5a h'Te will not De 50 anxious TO
=. h'. l-L II now looks as ihAush our
80. ,,y .u''a a,e to receive S vigorous and
, 1883-08-04
u.trr on Eureka fiai.

Y, Tli.an rep rts that while running I
y, E,ress Fiat, he came across 8
-, .ns, IL the bottom OF which ne
I'D r,..r .rIn3iBg to the depth Of four
=. 81, large scnng near by which fed
=. 49, rI,,,,1re lake; the basin he says Is
.,,g, fys hundred !eet IN circumference at
- hi, fact iemor strat = II st there
-, . ,oai ,rrings underlying the Flat.
, 1883-08-04
Crx7sev,r1E, Oregon. Jnlv p. Isss.

CENrsRvILLE, Oregon, Jniy p. 1883.
MEssRs. RUSSELL & Co., Waila Walla,
". T.:-Der SjrS We nave now used iae
New Msssilou" four days n th.eshing
wheat and barley and having run about
every ether make Of machine, car honestly
say that we regssi the New MaSiilOa" the
pes, machine ever shipped 10 the coast tor
fast ,hreshiDg, perf,e: separation snd c'ean-
irn uALES & EIGgY.
, 1883-08-04
S1hcSI scusns-

~, B-,,k. e:.y sclool Superintendent
i'.'' .ssrgn5er Of scho'! children IL the
!. F'I'1 s..o :, The sgs,,f and 81 years at
d, y. n. ,0t.l aaaab.r under q years 0'
i''' -, The n1u.b,E # prp.!s eurci,en
a. J 'lI ~. .cbsols for tue past ear aeo
I 'as 7o~1 ~nn er q children residing IN til =
f'' =. :. .,,spojng pablIc or private s-hoo-s'
, 1883-08-04

It is rot necessary IA enter into pati:culArs
n referring f. the complicated orr .nic and
functional difficulties to which the more deli
cate classes Of American women are subject !;
bu. we take pleasure in saving that Mrs
lydia Z. TiuAham great remedy for al these
troubles has an unbounded popularity,
, 1883-08-04
Z. :. surgeon Recommends.

DR.. J. u. G.. Phee;on, Is U. s. Ex-SGr-
geon, residing now at BloomingtoD, ILd.
The DIR. writes, TO say: II recommt nd So
marian herr;ne because j, cures epi'ecsY.'
physjcians, generally, are its frIeb.is.
, 1883-08-04
Crop Erports.

We wouid be pleased Il cur rnnerous
farmer friends rouli send rs in on posia!
card tie an.onnt OF grain tSey have harvest
ed. then sowr, etc; also some samples ti
different kinds 4 grzios for exhibition at tie
Rure,a 4 I.nmixrat.on AZ Portland.
, 1883-08-04
a ioriunc

may bs made by lard work, but can neither
be naie or enjoy d without health. To those
'esiing s'd,ntary lives DR.. L. V. Pierce :
"SSolden Medic.l Discovery" is zeal frie i'd.
il stimuli es the live, puriGes the blood. ann
i, the best rsnedfy for consumption, which i.
scro:ulous disease Of the IL lss. By all drug
gis.-
, 1883-08-04
offIcIkL COUNTY PAPER.
..,e,s r Appointed.

p.,.;r.r Rooney revived tsi'sr,' ai, he Il. >.
h'-s.,. i-,,, ys.iipg on let Saturday
-'''' ,,r eli. I. that h's SUCCESSOR han
q: "a ,-3 set ,o'n ! ave tof
- . liz am The newly sPPo'h., Il
'tHa', ,.ne va not gwen II 'He
-s...-.
, 1883-08-04

DRYAN FARRELty 3 LLGAFEL
a t.e I'D 5i5c=r = % ;2ie n'-lcs 'lts "a.
= y, r.-.sr ,-ls.e - s'li- @-tI1i sni az, Enr
n - q J ne, Isl. ]; ~ zalaar@i M.
- -r,.slo - tne 81. 4. B-ys4i Fsrie.i'' tae
"a .-o-.=sG % - a. 're s'iie frla'@s o
,,--,.-.i ..s,a,s sLcB'i Is eI-sisi 'Tt' eh7.
r,,-i,a a-4 ia zocyunI q suea e';ste o
-. - LEE c:ssr ~ ~ al s5d o,
re- rTr-y-,s! szrrte o he sih c7csa-sj
r1..,,ne..s.. ~ q. n .slosad % &c t-sen. ALa
- y. -. Z i.c.thst iso1i ;h= iilie q
- - .sr.re q y .7;s = he sl = ''ei.lt ?,
=. u,.kin- sEA sa!i'cs,i"a - te'sita'is.
--s,,-;ogs-i he t,r--a - ;he FTa---;'T- - -
- c.u-s II she s2.c Lis1asf - !. ti- =. =.
=. : o-;Js.nsl;v teen lad '.artY - th1 ~.
~ tbas l.s may bY sn-ors-r 4 e97T.e ~
- - 10 a't-rd the 9-c>csdil-s 'ics:sF shs
.;.i:J Z r,e.,,:,ssd decree - eraefi 2'd 20
= 80, ...-. r,sia H.1a,r. -fisr he pa,ls,eat',,
: ~ 1,.tics sEr!T :, ,hs esl--- TO Eoe 20 'f
80 ti,i- f-crse io- s.r5=sl-
= 1s..ss. ...,s- { q sf Jas, fsSi
WS EJED ( o'x,
Sciicisa-s fox p,-int,i.
s,Tnxr Do..:1sct -tress, Oaei.as
, 1883-08-04

DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUE NAME Is ON EVERY PAIR.
AKIN. SELLING q co.
, 1883-08-04
j.. n.,i Ban. = clergyman q Bergen, \. !.

4 GOOD Bapsst clergyman Q. Bergen. " \,
G strsng ten peranee na-n, suffered with kidney
trouble, nears,sis, and dizziness sinos;to b nd
ness, over two. years after he Was tod ths. Hep
Bi,.ers would cure him, because ne was afraid
If sud ureiuiiced against "Bi;teFs." Sincs hi.
cure be says none neel fear bu' trnst IN hcp
R.its-S
, 1883-08-04
HH e At!
SACKS
U.xlfta S9aL'
u..Tf pf,rErIIc.::

The most acuss case- OF DysPeps-s' i''c'-
cs..;cl .nd az Disorders ol the S;onase'' a.,
relieved - .ee use Of Dr.. HesleY's c. egf''s'
o.esen wad Grape \ L bi:.erA ihsy az
rsomn<pded hy Al physicians o.,l
Iake Ian vinesias. fau twice 6-y- oo'c
, 1883-08-04

Infashb.e, t..se,es.. hArn:es, catha-tic. fox
fsveriahnas. rsstieszua4 xsrE.. eenzapss
, 1883-08-04

B,l1g eat!rc'y y7rrt5!'. 20 Fa.tieeiaf
~ r rqui-sa vile rsrg Dr, lirc- g
"P!5s"u' purg>tcs 2rllet D." Tasy operate
I,'l1u; iis.crasr,s 20 the co, st tGtioI,
d., CT olrupsuon. f,r a'cS h-adscha,
;r,t:aar-z. impure p'ood. drzz'r.s', souT
'-lr's,-a' .ram the stomach. had taste IN
1a1'h. h ogs stack psir in Trg'cn of
,6rsy. ilt nal rsr, hlna'ei f.sl'rl about
,''E'rH, Tg.i OF 81 al 70 h-si, take Dr.
p..rces 2 .'ets' By druggists.
, 1883-08-04

7, H. Hisa Colr; oI Ias'ies IL ire-s-1'
- f-bl.es.y DiFi,i n Vic C-1a-e'''r.
:, he mater Z .be "-,.-s 4 is-yan 5sr'e;iy
,l--.--.d, and IN q aeon q
Farfsiy ~ an ~ siy
f,sc.s.t -. $50 Z-Ci-
, 1883-08-04
L. Our tltiicGs.

W15r sou cry "Pa'ronize hams 'rius'ev
10 ra, forg-t ne Wslla Walla Bank bIoS
Mandatory On Tairi s'reet. We have turn
ed oq, rork :ar al the upper cuuLtles, as
uygu ior Wal:a Wsl'a, aud all the county
Aoli,oss aDd business firms JON in praise
Of ne relufy snl iA.sh "a wel' as 10 the
81 Qualities 81 reasonable prices Of tie
E!s We rurn ou'. >arcimeu. of Lfiger-,
c gr.g Records ard Bank B,"ks can b.
'rsr :: IL s-op naE- tocf TO Washington
s3s House !T.i.
, 1883-08-04
Elsss.s...l s:h;,i 1cra.ah:rs &C.,

Ee,iise EItTs D-y Is tie cniy pars native
chsnp4gne eqea to any imported. snd but
han the Erise-
, 1883-08-04

nsncu6er .hs. tie Goods nov offered
50 IN .isrseiY cheap by us viii all De soiI
rapidly. and you vii regret being too
late If you don't ca'l in time fcr Che Bar
eail.: Eog daily offered :, our stc:e.
, 1883-08-04

FROM this 9TH day of June Until tie
beginning cf the coming Fall Season, we
proprose to oaer you the
, 1883-08-04

. Luz,r uo..ssics .tsss;. Daslia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-20

Men who advocate or countenance assas-
sination as a remedy for the wrongs of gov
eminent should receive no sympathy in this
country Assassination never liberated a
people nor set up nation. This debasing
of a popular cause to the level of crime
makes it abhorrent to all those who can
give substance and stability to a popular
movement, and inevitably subjects it to be-
trayal by its own instruments. The plot
tiers of murder and arson are by nature and
habit treacherous, and can have no princi-
pie of fidelity to keep from selling out their
fellows. The feelings of the American peo
Pile and OF respectable Irshmen towards
these dynamite fiends should be such as So
ciety feels toward all murderers and incen
diaries.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-20

Mr.. Conkling has been in Washington a
good deal Of late, and the fact that he has
not been known to call on the President for
sometime has set the tongues of gossipers to
wagging to the effect that the distinguished
ex-senator and the Chief Executive are not
on the best of terms. Special kilograms re-
port all sorts of things about Mr., Conk-
iing's sayings regarding his present rela.
tions with Mr.. Arthur, and it is given as a
fact that the President has been estranged
from Conkling and some others who were
formerly his most intimate friends. 1t is
said that the President is greatly depressed
over the fact, and that his present trip is
made partly to bring him out OF this state
of mind. II is further said the President,
whether he meant it not, seemed 10 put on
an air of exclusiveness when he went into
the White House, which was not agreeable
to the members Of his set One by one,
beginning with Mr.. Conkling, they have
dropped of until now there is said to be
not one OF his former intimates who ever
goes near the White House.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-20

A New York letter says; Respecting the
proposed expectation of American whiskey
10 foreign ports, in order to avoid the tax
imposed upon II by the new law, it is under
stood, on good authority, that a plan has been
arranged by which the desired result will
be accomplished. Arrangements have been
made to ship the surplus whiskey, held in
Kentucky by the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, TO Newport News, thence by steamer
to Bermuda. The first steamer will sail on
May 2, and will carry 1000 barrels, and the
next on June 3, and as the storage capacity
at Bermuda is limited, it will probably be
exhausted by August, after which time ship
ments will be made to Liverpool monthly.
The whiskey will be stored in Bermuda ,or
one year, and then rcimported in bond and
held here in bonded warehouses ior another
year."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-20
INTERESTING READING
To Purchasers of Spring Dry Goods

JUST OPENED NEW COLORS.
A Grand Bargain in Atwood French Cash
meres, 40 inches wide, Ok Blood, ShrimI,
Pink, Electric Blue. Crushed Strawberry
China Blue, Cell French Green, Olive, Myr-
tie and Garnet,
SO CENTS A YARD.
Summer Silks, SO cents yard;
Silk Surahs, all colors, so cents;
46 inches wide Ohuddah Cloth, all colors, G2Ic;
Atwood Black Cashmeres, 81, so, go, rs cts;
Pain Gros Grain DRESS SILKS, all the new
colors at 81 90 per yard.
Spring Dress Goods, double-widih, new col.
ors, 20 cents n yard.
Spring Dress Goods, &c, loo, lie, lee;
WHITE DRESS GOODS.
India Linens, ,23c, i5c, lsc, zoe;
Satin Stripe Lawns, l2i cents;
Lace Stripes and Plaids, French make;
Swiss Muslin, Checked Nainsook;
Tarlatanes, Cambrics, Persian Lawn, India
Null, French Nainsook, Bishop Lawns,
Linen Lawns. -.
WONDERFUL BARGAIN in Bridal Toilet
Quilt, ia size, Marseilles Patterns u, 90
cents each.
Table Linens, c0c, csc, SOC, SIC;
Bleached Table Linens, soc, &c, Use; ~
Ladies' Jacket Cloth, all styles;
% yards wide Sheetng Cotton, 25c;
Cloths for Boys Spring Suits, zoe, 25c, zoe,
SIC, 45c, DOC; MI
Cloths for Mems Suits, 25c, s5c, 4bc, soc, etc.
Cream Damask and Fringed Table Cloth for
Extension tables, 9S CENTS.
Fresh Straw Mating and Spring Carpets and
Floor Oil-Cloths.
Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Buttons.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
q. MI. ToW9oN,
636 Pa. Avenue, South Side, near 9TH
street and Centre Market,
mar Oily WASHINGTON, d. G..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-20
MO DUUBTING rE8 MaSu
Eight Acres Cut in Five Hours Binds
Solid Sheaves.

SANDY SPRING, Montgomery CO., Nd,
March 26, 1888. !
M. +. Il. MOORE Yours of the 23d inst ,
per Mr.. Grimes, just received. In regard TO
my experience with the Champion Binder, /
can only say that ! was unfortunate in get
ting hold Of one that did not seem properly
adjusted, though we had good satisfaction
with il for one day, cutting eight acres in five
hours by the watch. 1t binds more solid
sheaf than any other binder ! have seen. The
bundle is round and compact whereas all
other binders have seen make bundle hay
ing cavity in one side which makes the bun
ole get looser after being handled.
The machine is well made in every respect
The material seems to be OF the best quality.
The raising and lowering OF the cutter bar is
all desire. The machine will cut and The
elevators deliver the worst lodged grain we
>bavc had. Weare looking forward to the com
ing harvest with great deal of satisfaction,
believing, as we do, that when the binder A.
laehinent is properly adjusted it will be the
best machine, taking all things together, thai
Is yel made. Very truly,
E. T. THOMAS