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Chandler. AT about six O'Clock she
was found lying in an unconscious con-
dilion at the foot of the stairs leading
to the tenement occupied by them IN
the second story of the marble-shop
building, The nelghbors were led to
the spot by the cries of her little boy,
who when asked what the matter was,
replied "Mamma is vomiting" The
unfortunate woman was found lying
on her face, in pool of blood that had
issued from wound back of the ear,
evidently caused by striking against
the edge of The open door. She did
not regain consciousness, but died a
few moments after assistance arrived.
A very enthusiastic meeting was held
last evening at the school house in Rut-
land Valley for the purpose of form
ing Blaine and Logan club. The
meeting was largely attended by lrisl
Democrats, the majority of whom sig
niiicd their intention to vote for th'
Republican nominees and signed thu
roll of the club. This is the beginning
of the movement which before election
will result in Il stampede TO Blaine an(
Logan. The meeting was presided
over by W. IL. johnson.
The State has nineteen camps of tn
Sons of Veterans, witha total member
ship of about 500.
DR.. L. n. $. Morgan, well know
physician of Bennington, died AT tina
place Sunday.
The Democratic State Committee OF
ganized Saturday evening with Hiral
Atkins, Chairman and John II. Hunter
Sec.
A Blaine and Logan flag was throw
to the breeze at Ludlow, Saturday
Stirring speeches were made by Hon
W.P. Dillingham; and Gen. W. "
Grout.
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y l. II U.

Report of school in district No. B.
Those having no mark against their
names for the term are Zoa a. Farnum,
Alta II. Farnum, Ethel G. Famum.
Those having no tardy marks; Carrie
Wetherbee. Susie ). Leonard, Phebc
II. Leonard, Louisa X. Leonard, Belle
Nj. Farnum. Absent but three days :
Jessie S. Farmum, Ella r. Farnum, Lo-
lisa X. Leonard, Belle V. Motif. Miss
Myra l.. Kingsbnry, teacher
n. A. Byard and his father has taken
from twenty swarms of bees four hun-
bred pounds Of extra honey and three
hundred pounds of box honey. Who
can beat that?
Arthur Crandall Went 10 the barn
last Thursday and while there fell, re-
ceiving internal injuries. He remains
in Il critical condition.
C. NJ. Fmnum has little child yer,
sick.
Il. d. Stevens and wife of Cam
bridgeport, VT, are rusticating for
few days here on the mountain.
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Nh. Elmer W'oodcock Is quite sick.
DR.. Arnold ailc,,dS her.
The ladies OF Sheridan Relief Corps
are to have lawn party Oh The even
in" ofAug. 6;h.
Collector of taxes, G. j. Winsliip,
calls upon lelinqucnts TO settle at once.
As Alya Howe was getting i'll hay
last Sunday, Joseph -Iarco came along
and took hay fork from the load
claiming it 10 be his. Mr.. Howe adj
monished him not to carry away the
fork telling him if he did nc should
tronble him before Monday night, but
Marco persisted in keeping The fork
and on Monday Howe sent Constable
Winsllip after him and The case IS to be
tried IN court. Cost of fork seventy
five cents.
At the Republican caucus last week
DR.. II. II. Hewe, \. Il. Bryant and NJ.
l.. Sweetland were chosen delegates to
attend The District Convention 10 be
held at Montpelier, Wednesday, July
23d.
! On Monday of this week J. w Hale
received notice by telegram that hl'
only brother was very sick at Nashua,
n. II. He started at once TO visit HIM
Miss Josie Adams of Boston daugii-
ter of Alvin Adams a former rcsidcn
of th!s place is Il guest Of Mrs. Asahe
! Pease.
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JAMAICA.

| desire to thank both the parents and
sholars in District No, for their cour-
tcsy, respect, and hearty cooperation
during the tarm of school just closed
and without which il would have been
impossible to have closed the term with
but four marks ON the register, and
these for absence because of sick
ness. Below are the names of my
scholars and each deserve place on
the roll of honor, Annie Adams,
Jessie, Lucian and Ormond Brown,
Flora and Baud Ruby, Alpha and Bes-
sic Allan, Oracle and Gustie Wood,
Georgia and Ada Chamberlain. wish
to thank my scholars, too, for the very
beautiful and substantial tokens OF
their esteem which were presented, III
their behalf, in neat speech at the
close of the term, by Miss Flora Ruby
and assure each one of my apprecia-
alton of their kindness, and continued
interest in their welfare.
FLORA G. LANpnEAR, teacher.
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NJ f. Chureh--Rey. Z. c. Nae, pastor.
Every sabbath at II n. Prayer meeting every Sat
urday evening.
SOCIETIES.
Mountain Home Grange No. l3S i. OF H. list
Sd Tuesdays in each month.
Winhall River Lodge No. S, |. o. Q. +. every
Wednesday evening.
Cool and cloudy the past week.
small amount of hay put i'll last
week. Farmers watched the clouds
but saw very little rain.
That defunct Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, of Montpelier,
have sent our their final assessment.
If they had sent it several years sooner
it would have been better for the policy
holders.
Rev. Z. L. johnson, of Casileton,
W., Is caivassing Windham and Ben-
nin@ton Counties in the interest OF the
School Book Publishers.
Geo. ". Chafiii has .a.sen down the
| old barn Oh h premises and is going
10 pat u2a new uae. somewhat smaller
Rev. Il. G. Vail was presented witt!
a new Eiblc and liynin book laet Sun.
davto be used in ike II. Z. Church
II was the aifi If Tie Guod Iemplar4
/ People liiai tire apt q snsfc shoulC
&c careful about letting % sleep il
meeting rs :. might make the minister
nervous aiid 9 stranger would thin,
you was not interested il the ser
mon.
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WINDIiAM.

AT the Caucus VIM. Harris was chosen
chairman; l.. b. Chapman, Secretary;
Delegates, j. w. Gould and +. ii. IIar-
ris. who started TO do their bidding
Tuesday morning.
Fred Howe, while making a rake
tooth last Saturday, cut his hand, which
has laid him up Il few days.
As Dea. Prentiss team was returning
from church Sunday p. ". and near
II. C. Whitcomb's barn, the bolt which
held on the whiilletree gave ont. The
wagon ran forward a little sideways
and one dill run in the ground, making
the wagon turn Il summer-sault throw
ing the occupants out; which were
Miss Gilbert of Mass, and Mrs. Dca.
Prcntiss with her Youngest child Homer,
who was driving, and holding the lines
tightly the horse pulled him out, dash
shg him among the stones. Miss Gill
bert was quite badly bruised and
sprained an arm which necessitated her
carrying it slumg up. Mrs. Prentiss
was more severely injured Her left
side and hip was badly bruised and her
right arm broken between the elbow
and hand. Mrs. Rrentiss was q great
sufferer the rest of the day and Mon
day, since which time she
seems quite comfortable. The
horse getting clear from the wagon ran
home and their son George who was
not able to attend church that day
turned the morse around to 90 iii search
Of lis folks and met Mr.. Edgar Butler
from cast Jamaica juSi coming home
end they both wen; i'll search OF them
and brought them home in Buffers
carriage.
DIS. Cnapia and Pollard,
allopatlic, aHd lio,broos, homeopathic,
me, in council at Mr.. Aaron Edson's
Monday. I!ey found liiss Clara very
lo9' and 40! iluel hopes Of her reeoy-
cry.
The two Mrs. Lo0ma aud Mrs. Potter
from Chieopcc, Mass, are guests ot
Calvin c'towoll. Grandma LOOMS Is a
smart, sprigh!lr lady.
Miss Mary ,jcheari3 Who graduated
ut West Troy last term is now al hci
stepfathcr's, \. C. Woodbu.nc's. Also
his daughter Mamie, who makes hel
home with her uncle Hunt, i'll Boston
: Miss Lizzie Haywood of London.
derry spent q few days in our village
last week, ana went from here to thu
north part Of Tie town TO visit Miss
Clara Edison.
Mrs. DR.. Spring and children from
. Mass, are rusticating at her fathers
| Mr.. Geo. Adams.
: Miss Louise lIolbrooi> has come hom'
9 from Grafton for short rest.
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Henry Buxton Il Family, Boston, Q.
A. H. Bond Chlcopcc, Mass, j, a.
Butler n wife, Jamaica, Mrs. IL. IL.
Goodell Windham Mrs. Hannah Brown
Windham, G. NJ, Colburn y wife
West Lebanon, n. II. $. W. Barnard,
lIoosic Falls N. Y. n. II. Howe wife
daughter Il Son Ii. III. Heseltine N
wife Gardner, Mass, Hugh Henry
wife, daughter ~ son. Chester, VI.
The Methodist Episcopal Camp
Meeting for the Springfield district, in
Vermont, and also the Claremont dis
trict in New Hampshire, will begin at
Claremont Junction, n. II. Aug. Is.
Flag raising-Haskings, Hook
er and Martin TO speak.
The Republicans Of Londonderry
viii aisc Blaine 81 Logan flag at this
village next Tuesday at Z. p. III. Hon.
Kitrcdee Haskins, Col. G.. W. Hook
en- and Hon. j. l. Martin, are expected
to be present.
A writer in last Mondays Evening
Traveller who has been up the West
River Valley has the following about
Lowell lake,
ave determined not 10 leave Vermont
without seeing the beauties of this sheet
Of water. A party is made up for the
lake, and after long ride we come i'll
sight of water, and at lively pace,
bring up in front of Lake House. The
commodore, as the proprietor OF the
house, Mr.. G. IL. Hilton, is called, is
ready to greet us, and with a hearty
shake of the hand, gives Us 4 welcome.
Making known our business, he is only
too glad TO show rs about his attractive
grounds and gave us the following facts
in relation to this body of water. The
lake is three miles long, is located in the
town of Londonderry, and is itself ;
part of the mountains, at about 250t
feet above the sea level giving cool, re
freshing atmosphere laden with the ar
oma of the balsam, hcmlock and spruce
trees with which these mountains a.
bound. Tabor, Bromley, Stratton and
Glcbe mountains encircling the water
give scene for the artists pencil.
Mr.. Hilton has displayed remarkable
taste in the appointments of his hotel
and cottages. Comfort has been studied
rather than display, and the guest II
made to feel at home and at liberty Il
enjoy the beauties of nature unrestainet
by the conventionalities of the typica
SIMMER resort. An invitation to enjo,
an evenings sport at fishing is accepted
and as we cross the lake we feel tina
we are on historic ground, for il wa
here that Genarai Stark crossed viii
Troops and Cannon on his way to Ben
nington. The next before returning tht
cuterprising town Of Londonderry, q
the terminus of the Brattlcboro ant
Whitehall! railroad. is visited. Here j
published spicy ilttle paper, the Lol
donderrv Sitter, and the town boast
of the largest hotel along the line, KEEP
by Mr.. II. O. Peabody. The iocatio
of this house is inviting to those seekin
rest from the cares of business. But
; is time for Us to return, and we leav
Vermont feeling that did time perm
we could not more protitably spend
than in a long soiurn among these gran
old hills.
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PERKINSViLLE.

NJ. G. Robinson and family have
gone to Detroit, Michigan to spend a
few weeks with their friends.
T.. L. llerrick has gone to London
derry to spend week with friends
Mr.. Frank Pratt met with an accident
Tuesday, while attempting to break
wagon tire. He missed II and Tho
sledge hit his foot. The doctor Think
there are some bones broken.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

BAPTIST CnuRou-licy. II, G. Leavtt, pastor.
Every sabbath y, iuaia. M, and 100 p, m. Sab.
hathsehool, Il "a pm, Meeting ON "Wednesday eva
nings at I 80
NJ L. CnUIcu-Rey, j, $, Alleh, pastor. Ser
vices, same hours of Baptist Church. Prayer NEE
tnss every Tuesday evening,
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sEEs0EsvSq-s.E.

Mis- to;tie n. III! i5ai wsri, for
ID. VI. Davis OF Chester, -,
S,riia Walker, Of Woo.ittoea, VI.
Is visiting lieF cousins Mr. and Hrs.
NJ. NJ. Davis,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24

telegram and telephone offices at A. A. Curtis
store.
io's,0.n's, f for ,h 1,oI and At same lime Non
dayS Wcdnosdays All .,rllay Tor Factory ro:nt,
Peru and !'andsroye, Daily at . p, m for So
i'''""',,,''' t,, ,rl,st,@t ~ frnr Js,c.
tory point. pera ana laadsro,s tuesdays, Thurs
days and saturdays "t} M
RELIGIOUS @ENyiIEs
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SOCIETIES.
West River lodge NJ 81, =: and M Wed
ne % y" ~ ' l.,.,. ,' ,.o,,,,,oa nn,, .,,.,
Lon. S!syaooa AMI evening MARY Ri .,loS
ii' .,.'.,i.2
4,,nn of 81" f4.rin@"# nave hhiS'fad
l....i.,r
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
STATE MEMS

The STATE Sririiaaiia Il: ,s-,..s.,.ia.
at Queen CITY par@ a,.m nrjage ,n.
win open Angls' / AL t3,!'aat
month.
! Yrrv s.;'l an.'.de.i sa.s,sIad Al LUX
low Oh Thni.'ia afternoon which re
suited in the death of Mrs. j. G..
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34a4f3ssS3Ds l.,

Miss Hattie Landfear, OF Vest Troy,
=. \. is al no,le on q short visit, also
Miss Carrie Brop!y. Mrs. Mcdonald
aid her children are visiting a. their
aunts Ms. j. T. Frazer and Mrs. v :.
II. LAGtifcttr's.
Mrs. Cyrus hingabury is on The sicN
list.
School il, ,iis,i'ic. No. III; closed.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ANCHOR LopGE No, o. =, s 4. NJ, Tuesday
evenings, ON or before the full of the NOON
HOOKER rosT, No, 8, c. a, Il, First Saturday
In each month,
FARMERS GRANGE, No. lS7, L. of II, Fridays,
or before the full of the moon, and every weeks
thereafter,
DIVISION No. Is, $, or t. Every Monday eve.
ming ut o'clock.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Congregational-Rcv X. ID. Metcalf, pastor
Every Sabbath at II a m and p m. Sabbath school
after morning service. Prayer meeting, Thursday
evenings at I 80
Very dry.
Rev. L. W. Whitney, of Brattle-
boro are visiting at Clarke Robbins.
d. A. Howard of Bridgeport, Conn,
has been in town for Il weel,past
Mr.. W. d. Headlc and wife OF Rut-
land are home OH Il two weeks yaca-
ton.
john X. ni!nDaii, oar WheelWrlS'ilt.
is putting new band saw INFO his
SHOP.
Miss Dora lii;licr Is still ii feeble
health, and stopping with her brother
and sisters.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
.EAWSONSILEE.

C. p. Rawson has put up few rods
of barbcd wire fence on the road near
his house.
Mrs. Il. 5. Pier and her daughter
Mrs. Il. T. i'cttigrew OF Ludlow, have
zone tn Connecticut oil a visit
G. 7. liawson has gone - WARDS
boro to worl; in haying. Ills grocery
viii be closed for while. p
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24

II. +. Weighing was suddenly called
TO Alstead, N. H., 10 the funeral OF n
Mr.. Clough. his fathcr-in-law.
school in District No, | closed ON
Saturday last, Eva NJ. Larkin teach
en-
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
BRATTLEBORO.

About three hundred attended the
picnic at Bernardston, Saturday, and all
report Il very pleasant time.
Delegates TO the district conventions:
Jacob Estey, Edward Crosby, j. q.
Eddy, IL. X. Chase, c. Il. Thompson,
ii. +. Brooks, Geo. 5. Dowley, ID. L..
Herrick, |. X. Allen. l.. il. Fuller, a..
L. Martin.
The last brick on the Hooker Block
was laid Tuesday.
SAD CASE OF DROWNING.
Two boys Freddy and Johnny Steers,
cousins, aged S and - years were
drowned in Milestone Brook Friday OF
last week. They went to 4 place known
as the Trout Hole near Smithand Hunts
carriage works to battle and not return
ing when expected search was made
and they were found in about six feet
of water. Drs. Webster, Gale and Con-
land were Immediately summoned but
as the bodies had lain in the water
from II to hours all attempts at re-
suscitation were of no avail They
were buried in the same grave Sunday
and the bereavcd family have the sin
cere sympathy OF the whole commun-
munity, as was attcsted by the 900
people who assembled al their grave
Sunday afternoon.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24

~eneH cross opposite ills para
,.,,.1 aica3es jA"5 yoVi' saj5criptj0H
- 1 .1 md no more papc,% ,ct}
''''" '' ''' aJe aoiifeR he. goa
,,;.L[ .,,.,I..,',,
Copenhagen. -
L3is OF lun.
:iae Teak Sisters.
j.; Town hail 10 night
.,u.;.,i,,,,o. u,,x. rpp.;l..y.
pnaa We near :ne Slo.ae-ti, tao
advance guard OF Blaine ana i.3Iaa.
no}t;,a t,,r,,,ut I,,.;,,.. ,,i.h :. 49,,
,..
Tho bouso-loanors recrc,ti,n hnn,:u.,
>.,.,.,
'''''''0 '''''' - = -
n,. u.,,,-.i,,, a., ,,,..;,.,!,. ,as;.lo,o,.
,,i. l3o.l,,a,, ii,,,,a .i,....,..,.n. w, h..
i,eIel Clcayeiaiia 8; iienr;,.ic<s.
A. II. harrington, Of Dexter. Iowa.
.o,,nter., 81 HIS place arrived Yesterday
on visit 10 III, Mother. IN this place
and o;i,e: friends hcreabouts.
II. $. TlvIor. of fine firm of .;pif.l
:" r,yl.,r IT.; al. ,n,ritrr for We.
.it0ci,ii,I:n. X. \. where, on his Native
heath, he will spend few weeks.
MIRO Gibson whom ,re nout;oncf
logt ool- as bo;ne, anita ,;c,, :. onn,ro,,
lv moro comfortable to doy.
rho doloroto. from tj,is town ia N,
Conoros.ionoI Conventions were D. =
Goddard. $. S. Lyon, II. A. Dude,
and Fred Leonard.
RI Russell of Windsor VI. In,
recently come 70 this place. Mr.. Russ
ell works in this Office and expect
shortly to bring his family here.
Nrs Ann Harlow hos rotu,.,,cd fro,
o,hroo.,o,t,s visit :, No snrinoacld
,,o
INV ~ '''o 80 ,''''
~ wy ''''' ~,
."is p''p'l' l'i w. '' ,ha;n ii "n
s',"i - a';n @,,lsa,;,,,ian W. aro 80,
so.'' '. '''.n sp'' a,, 1000 -, ~" ~,
confidently expect to make it 1900 b
Jan. LIST.
g. G.. Smith returned from Sarait
"a, saturday. Mr.. Smith iefthis vii
quite comfortable, with a prospect
gain.
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BONDNILLE.

Mails arrive from the east at 10 a. M. Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays. From the West at . p
m, Tuedays, Thursdays aud saturdays---c. b.
Williams L. Nj.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24

Post Office, j.. W. Page, p M-Mais close ~
minutes before arrival of mail trains; mails opei, ~
minutes after arrival OF mail trains.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24

Smith & Taylor offer the balance of
their Clipper Scyths at so Il 60 cents
to close.
400 pounds of nice white clover
honey for sale. Orders personally or
by mail will receive prompt attention.
j. l.. BYARD. Apiarian,
Peru, Vt.
Carriage tops put on new or old
bu@gies ON short notice. Prices rang
inc from $40 up. Apply to
SHks WHITMAN.
So. Londonderry.
Tail on the undersigned 10 get your
watches and CLOCKS repaired. Sa!isfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
C. A. WHITMAN.
SO. Londonderry.
20 itENT.-.A "oom we'll adapted for
an office, BARRIERS shop, Photographic
gallcry-good sky-lights-&e. &c, Lo-
Gated over 'Sifter Office" Apply to
S. ID. CURTIS.
For SALE.-A dcsirably located dwell.
ling on Main ST., near the Post Office,
So Londonderry, Vt. Apply to
$. ID. CURTIS.
Extra copies Of The SITTER can be ob.
tanned every week at the Office of pnb
ication and at the Post Office at Lon
'dondclTy.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
WESI TOWNSfIEND.
TRITELEHS GUIDE.

Trains Leave daily, Sundays excepted, gong south
mall at 200 Il. ia. mixed at !:lJ p M; going north
mixed, 6: Is M. mail, 30 IN. Stage Tor =" md
ham leaves daily, at 100 and arrives at 80 p M
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24

roel Onlce, G, q, Smith, 7, NJ, Mails close at :
and ia, arrive at and S;io, daily.
Chester Stage leaves 10 a, ma arrives, G p N daily
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
LOCAL MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Corrected Weokly.)

Notices under this head Toe line, each insertion.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
Prompt attention given to re-
pairing Watches e Jewelry.
Engraving done at short notice.
a > >. -F-''s4. e a 2
For Sale.

One of A. W. Gray & Sons two horse
Threshing Machines, Sc inch cylinder
and double shaker, with Saw rig & wag-
on complete and in good order.
Inquire of W.. G. Lampson, Manchester,
Geo. X. Davis, Peru, or
Geo. 0. Davis, Londonderry, Vt
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
LOCAL SUMMARY.

%eueH cross opposite ills para-
.t aicajesjAU! goUj' Subscription
ha= e,rpired, ''',,,.;1J
dt Scijt a,t}o5; ,i-c
trjM 10 co.;ttHuc.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
LONDONDERRY.
Travellers Guide.

TraVCIerS U[IIUt.
Telegraph and telephone offices at a. A. Curtis
store.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24

Office at Depot.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
~ ais A = n.

School it, ,iis,ric. No. 3 III: clos
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-07-24
pEIIGIOIIS SERVICES.

NJ f. Church--Rev. r. c. Naile, pastor.
Every sabbath at II n. m. Prayer meeting every Sat
urday evening.
SOCIETIES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-27
FLUE DUST.
scraps from q Notebook Of n
SentineI's Reporter.

Sentinel'- Reporter.
The District Court is to convene TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Clay came up from
Palisade last night.
The Weekly SENTINEL issued TODAY ia
full of interesting items.
A. j. Underhill came in last evening
from Taylor, White Pine.
Charley Graham was among the arrivals
from San Francisco Thursday night.
Rough Elliott is the Democratic NOM
inee for Treasurer of Mono county, Cal.
Col. A. G. Ellis of Carson has gone to
New York. He expects to be away about
three weeks.
The Carson Mint is shipping an unusual
amount of silver dollars to the various
National Banks.
Eureka Lodge No. 16, F. & A. NJ, will
meet this evening at 1880 o'clock sharp.
Regular meeting.
II your friends in the East wish to be
posted on Eureka matters, send them the
WEEKLY SENTINEL.
The 300-year-old Philadelphia North
American is to be issued as a one.cent
paper somewhat reduced in size.
By private dispatch to a gentleman in
Eureka we learn that a large fire took
place in Tucson, Arizona, Thursday.
A 12-year old girl in Lewiston, Me-, has
recently become the mother Of a child
which weighed three pounds at birth.
All Harris has had his loss adjusted
and is now selling off the remainder Of his
stock at the store adjoining the Interna-
tional Hotel lot.
Hon. William Gibson. the new Indian
agent, has gone to Wadsworth to take
charge of the Pyramid Reservation. His
predecessor will vacate the position on the
1st of October.
The Anti-Secret Society folks Of Iowa
have nominated a full ticket for State
officers and for Presidential Electors, al
though their Presidential candidates have
been withdrawn.
The Mormon teams come to Eureka with
Utah produce, and take furniture and Eu-
reka families for return freight. Several
have left lately from Jerry Ahern's corral
opposite the Richmond Stag dump.
William Zadow has received a letter
from Ed. Wilhelm, now in Butte, Mon
tans, where he is expecting to locate, in
which he says that Sam Pramenko star ted
in the restaurant business, and was burnt
out the other day. George Gregovich had
his cabin destroyed in the same fire.
Isaac Irwin was in from Duckwater yes
terdsy with a load Of Nevada-raised fruit
and farm produce. He has 40 acres OF
land set with fruit trees and vines Of the
best varieties. His fruit is Of excellent
quality, and excels the California fruits
usually brought to this market.
The SENTINEL has published an extra
number of weeklies containing all the
events Of the past week including a full
and accurate account of both the big fire
in Eureka and on Ruby Hill. They will
serve the purpose Of letters to friends at &
distance. They may be obtained at this
Office or at the newsstands.