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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22
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M. WI. LEY.

Cheese, from 100. TO 28c. and from 25c. to
10 35c. per pound.
Pioneer Flour, SO So to s4 1915 per 100
pounds.
Crushed, Granulated and Brown Sugar.
10h to 127 cents per pound.
Oatmeal, io.pound sacks, from 75c. to 90c,
per sack.
Corn Meal, 10-pound sacks. 60c. to 75c.
per sack.
Eggs, 2sc per doz. to 8 dog. for 81.
Bacon. lac. to lse. and 20c. per pound
Hama, lie. TO 20c. per pound.
Butter, from Csc. TO Doc. per roll.
Mess Pork. from I4c. TO l5c. per pound.
Coffee, from zoe. 10 39e. per pound.
Tea, from 40c. to 81 % per pound.
Rice. from Sc. to 1850. per pound.
Coal Oil, from IS per case TO zoe. per gal,
Beans, from 55ac c. 70 Sc. per pound.
Crackers, from 12kc. 10 BIC. per pound.
Eagle Brand Milk. 25c. per can.
Kirk Soap, from &c. TO l0c. peribar.
ola tt VI. N. LEY. South OF Courthouse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22
uatsI HaIsff

Morris & Levy are just in receipt of ar
elegant line Of ladies trimmed and IN
trimmed hats. which they are selling a
bedrock prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22

New ginghams-at Harris & Mathews.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22

CHECK DRAWN 81 e. G. JONES FOR
II $500. made payable to N. sfmonsen. or
order. was lost On the I'D instant. Payment
has been stopped. Any person having found
said check will confer q favor by returning II
to MORRIS & LEVY,
Eureka. Oct. o. 1885. DIST
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22

NEW YoRK, Oct. 2I.-A specisl from
Athens says: The Kings speech at the
opening OF the Chamber of Deputies on
Friday next ia expected to be wariike in
its tendency.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22

DR. O. HAMILTON WISHES TO INFORM
IL the community that hs has again re-
turned to Eureka, and SNOW ready TO supply
his dental services to all who are suffering
with Affections Of the teeth, at his Once in
the Colonade building. s9O-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22

New hosiery-st Harris & Matthew'S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22

New YoRK. Oct. 21.-The Pacific Mail
Directors nave declared dividend OF 81 Is
for the current quarter.
Martin G. Warren. importer Of iacas on
kGreene street, assigned to-day with prefer
euces OF $I06, 1I6.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-22
Hugh Mohan Rewarded.


Boston, Oct. 81 "A stormy meeting to-
night OF the Bowdoin Square Baptist
Church decided by 118 TO SO to request the
resignation Of Pastor Downs, whose trial
on the charge OF adultery with MIRA. Taber,
d OF his pensioners. 10 o pending in
the Suuerior Court.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-18
2le6er Die Gr0GeGeu.

beren S1aupIab bie Bropin; &al6mir
i'll ben WtpnHten Ntni uno sunni b. =.
mar, tonImt no6trdgIi6 aus Bombay
Elm Beri6t, BENT mir 6olgenbss entneb.
men: Die erlte Groeri6Itterun9 in
Saidmir frat am 80. Wai ein. Die
SeuoIteruu9 ipurbe UNI Mtorgen 6ieles
Cages our6 wieberboIte Grolt0Be eeruedt,
wel6e uieIe @'ebdube iddbigten, obue
6aB ieoo6 Serun9Iiifungen pom Mens
iden gu b%stlagen waren. Seit Dem 30.
0tai bis 9egen Gnoe SUM baben lid Die
Groeri6utterun9eu bal6 in ltGrterem,
baIb in i6ud9erem @raoe mieoerboIt,
einige gr0Bere Stdote un6 uieIe 96rfer
III 9tuinen 9ema9t, inter melden Eauz
lenoe pom Nteni6sn begraben wurben.
0iele GIementarersi9niie batten piele
Sergltiir;e CUR 6oI9e, an uieIen Stcllen
traten SpaItun9en osS Sooens uon Is
bis 40 6uB @site un6 90 bis 200 SUP
ydn9e Elm nnb lt~rsdenweiie %perianten
aus9ebe6nte Seloer. Qas Centrum Der
GrObeben mar @'urdis, bns am fur6tz
barlten uerIuiiitet muroe; auBer oielcr
Stabt lpurben bic 9duptltaot pom Sai6=
mir, S6rina9ar, Sonur, 0aramala.
Sri SobaIa, WtIrri unb Yinbi am i1perz
item beimseIu6t. Sn S9rinasar 1T
als Die Sdlfte Der @ebdubc etnges
itiirSt unb wurben au 600 Meniaen 9ez
t0btet. Soiiur unb SaramaIa iin6 ni9ts
mebr aIs 9roBe Sriimmerbaufen. Inter
Der Sep6lternns Der beimseiu9ten Sc
berri9t INTERPRETATIONS @leuo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-18
Sans- mno Sauowfrt6f6afI@es

- @esen l9dbIi5e Oanite in &eIs
Tern. 9esen b6ie Oinite in ben Ssls
lern, uamsntli6 ba, no 9Gbrenber Miolt
lagert, itelIe man &aItmil6 (6alt6pbrnt,
cine y6iun9 pom 6aIt in @aner) in weiz
ten offenen 0efd6eu auf. Die to5lenz
lauren SAFE uerbcn Sabur6 aufgeiaugt.
Hur mug mar bic Nahe offers umribz
rem, peun ii3 cine 9aut auf berieIben
bilbet.
- Seinseiif. 0er gSeim wirb oft
aus psri6ieosneu @riinben i9wd9er
am meiltcn u~erliert oerielbe an Mein>
eeiit, uenu &ubneu tart aufeetreten
iihb; 9Iei9Jeiti9 NIT Dem &ein9ciit
nimmt aud bas Bouquet a6 uno Der
@ein i3meft fabe. 9lu9 bel @einen,
wsl6e I'm Sersapf lteben, ma6t ii9 Der
Scrluit an Weinseiit bemertbar. Nuf
weI6e @eiie iol6e 8eine mieOer 81 per-
beiiern iinb, Iiest tIar am Gage. @snn
@eiugeiit feblt, mu6 @eingeiit sugsiett
merben. User bies t6ut, iett lid feincr
@efabr aus, 8antIder genannt gu werz
ben. Der @einseiit biIbet ii3 bur9
bic @dbrun9 aus 3uder; II peI6em
3uter nun Der @ein9eiit eutitebt, lit Ell
nerlei, Oh aus Riiben, Sartoffeln ODER
Srauben, fam ni6t in Sstra9t 9esogeu
werben, ba reirer g8einseiit ni3ts anbes
res ais eben nur @eiu9eiit iein fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-18
Auge6fi6e 2ddugef iut Goufufar-
oienQ.

Oer ausenblidli9 auf l1rlaub in
Waibington anpeIen6e @eueraIsRoniul
uon Sbansbai ipridt ii9 isbr often iiber
bic Mfdngel u~uferes 8oniuIarbienites
aus unb ma9t bea5tsnswertbe Sorz
l9ldse CUR Gerbeheruns beheIben. Sei>
ner 3nIi9t mad ionten fir ben Ronluz
Iarbienit GipiIbisnitregeIn eiusefibrt
werben. &onluln ioIten itets mebr ais
cine Spra9e ipre3en, anOerweitis nOtbz
wenbiee &enntni6e befiseu unb 10 81 iaz
een pom Der gite auf bienen. Su Chang
bal ipesien ma9t fi9, wie aud an eiuz
seInen anbersn Srten, Der Ntangel ges
miqenber @eI6bewiuisun9. fibIbar. Sir
ben . clmeti6er ut elm 9ebalt Don $4,000
ausaeIest, pdbrenb elm tii6ti9er euros
pdiI6er OoImeti6er minbelteHs $4,000
beanIpru6t, 10 bag man gen0tbist lit,
uouItdnoig uusuperldiise 9biuelen auSuz
itellen. @benio ut Die Seuiaisun9 FIR
einen 9rst bei9nitten porben; ba aber
Der @eneralzS oniul ri9terlide Sunttioz
nen ausibt, uub Elm @efdu9niB unterz
6alten muB, limb jeet Srante, wsI6e I'M
@efdngniB ii3 ~bsTnbeu, in Se;u9 auf
Meeoi;in u. /. 10. auf bic 6fentli9e
@Obltbdtigteit an9ewieien. 9benlo uns
seniisenb 1T aud bic 9eitattete Nfietbe
pom $3.50, wenn man bebentt, baB Der
General : 6oniul 0eri6ts;immer, @e=
fdn9niB IL. l. ID. II. +. 10. BADEN muB.
Dian reduet uiellei6t bdrauf, baB Der
@ensraL>6oniul bobe @sbT5ren erbeben
ioa, unb in Der Chat weroen ih ben dine
ii9en 0dfsn pou ~ein;elnen &OnIuIn
oft rieiise @ebi6reu sefOrbert, ba Der
8etras ni3t seietIi6 feitseitellt lit. =
6r. Stabel lit uber ss9en bus @ebibe
renrpeien unb wiinI6t, baB ale 6%oniuIu
@ebalte cr6aIten NIB Die ~empfangenen
@ebiibren an bic gunbestaNe abfibren
ioueu. NuBsrbem ma6t er barnuf aufz
merriam, baB Der Mangel zines 8unbess
BanterottgeIetes ii6 iebr fIbIbar ma6t,
ba 8anterottfd1le, peIde linn ais Ri5ter
unterbreitet werben, mad @uthiinten
enti6ieben werben miiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-18
Die 0pfer oer oentfGen Auswan-
0erer Sfotfc.

Sin Correspondent oes Sine. SoltS.
6IutteS" lGBt 9ele9eutIid Die Spfer Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9cutidlan0's Reuue
pailiren. 9as lit ein yeio - bcmsrtt
er - meldcs Sic oa o'riiben uno nil
bier ltcts 9emIeIniam Su tragen batten :
iIber ben S;eau Biulue9 rei9teu lid in
elmer genleinIamen GrGuer beioe Hationen
Die 0duoe. 0snn all Die S6ifie, por
beuen i'm gta6ltebenocn 9eIpro6en mers
ben mir6, sdblten gu ibrer Iebenoiqen
6ra6t Oeuti6e, mie 2lmeritaner. Der
erite 9roBe Serluit, Der an @rauIen une
erreidt 9eblieben, Iiegt mebr, ais Elm
SierteliGbrbun6ert biuter ms; Qas mar
Die rNutria" uon hamburg, iusl6e ami
bOber See perbrannte mgo pom bercn
Berumtrcibenoen Sooten i6lieBli6 MIR
eire pcri6min6enoe Wiinoer;abl gerettet
wIrbe. Phi iicbene bis ahtbun6srt
miro Die 3abl 0erer augegeben, melde
oamalS Die Nabl batten, l~ebenoigen Yei:
bcS 3u uerbrcnnen ooer Dor bieler ents
Ictlidcn &ataltropbe ben frciluilliqcn
COB in ben SIutbcn ocs Uteeres III ilIbcu.
Ydnge Sabre binour6 blieben mir gndbig
Dor meiteren S9itialsi6Id9en per
i6ont. Gam fam Die &utaltrcpbe oeS
ShilIcr", Der auf ser 0timIGbrt mad
OcutI6lGnO an ben tiidiibcn Scilli,
SnIeIu 5u Gjrunbe 9ing. Der unbez
re9eubare Sufall moute IS, baB Der
Qampfer g ommerania auf 6er6aBrt
i6citerte, uelde unmittelbar auf bGs
groBc 6clt fol9te, mcl6es ibrem tii6tiz
gen 6ommnnoeur, 0apitGu S6penien,
aus AnIaB Ser gliidli6 poIlenoeten
bunoertlten Hunbfabrt gegcbsn wurbe.
Grit Dor sIpet ><ubren bate bieielbe @ez
IeIl6GTt, Die I0am6ur9er, ben Serlult
Ser rs / III b a" III befla9en, mcI6e
wenige StWnOsn, na6oem lie BEN beimi>
ldsn 0aIen uerlallen, 9ln9eii6ts Der
boIdnbii6en &iilte i'll lei6tem @aiier
ltranbetc uno, 10 nabe Dem Qun6e, baB
man pom BORT auS Die 0iilferufe fat
bortc, {ounoerte pom Seelen Dem naiIen
@rabe iibcrantportetc. NIf oieiem
0ampfer befau6 lid cine na6 Misconliu
Suriidtebrenoe SSnoianer9eieIIi6aft, Die
li6 inter Experimentation GrfOIge i'll
Berlin proou;irt bate, uno cine Sdngers
@elelidaIt aus Oeuti6lonb, meI6e i'll
Nmerita cine Sournce unternebmen
ioute. Saswii6sn fam bann lpieber Der
llntergan9 oeS 8remcr Oampfers
rOeutl6Ianb" ebenfaus I'M 6anal,
nit einem TerIuit pom mebr, ais bum
bert YcriOneu, unb Die gang unbere9enz
bare &atGitrOpbe Der rM OF weI6e
in teuflii6er Sere6nun9 Der Ntahsne
m0rber 2bomas eigentIi9 auf bober See
ruOgts un6 Die MIR, 0ant
~9ndoigen SdifiaI, nit uerbdItz
riBmdBig lei6tcren SerIuiteu nod in
SremerbGuen bauon fam. Oaspii6en
tomunt bann bic sroBe 9teibe bers
eni9cnS 6iiisunfdue, weI6e I'M 9aaress
'reite 81 S9iHstataitropben bdtten mere
zen t0nnen. 2an9e bauge @o6en mar
nan jett Dor pier Sabren in llnsemiBbeit
iber bas S6itiaI Der v4IIemania",
yer, uon hamburg mad New Yort be-
nit tauIeHo Seelen am Sorb Die
.6rau6e brad unb hie oann, bod oben
lad Der Gorotiite SdottIanos perI5laz
zen, lumber irrte, bis IS ben gu ibrer
lufiu6ung aus9eienSeten S5iffen gez
an9, iie aufsutreibeu unb Der Seimatb
II in Siderbeit gu fibren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-18
8ermii6te 9a@ri6ten.

- Sn @otba mur6c am :.
9luguit Die 259. MISUNDERSTANDING uou.
'o9em.
- Sic bolIGubiibe Megie=
RING beGbii6tigt weitcrc S3uBiousWtuB:
rt9c!u I'll t%reiieu.
SIN Sra9 altar ;. Nueull
Die S~ntbrnniiation oe5 ncIeu Gribiidofs
@raien S60nburn nit groBcm TonIp
itatt9efunben.
Die beutf9c &egierung
bat bei9lonen, fir Die ueruittrpete
S6welter bes SuItonS non Zanzibar III
iorgen. Nus DGngeblatt" iagt, ser
Sobu bieicr 6iiritin lei ein Gcuti6cr uno
merOe pieIIei6t III SIGfrita balc cine
poIitiide Jtoue ipieIen.
- Gie beriibmtc Scei6IGnge
lit am >. Nu9uit abermals geieben NOR
ben; biesmal pom Der Semannun9 ocS
britii6en S6iifes yGmblerp, " Capt. 6uz
bert. OGS Sbier mar 60 Sup lang,
bate 7 SUP im l%lnrfang unb sei9te i'll
ieinem Ha6en , 3ou LANCE 6angidbnc.
- Giner Der ing It in OIL
miie uerbGfteteu 0trlincr Ciubredjcr
entpid am Il. Nugult bur6 ben Nbort
uno 6Hnal aIS Der Slmiieer Srobnpcitc.
Die intelIigenten Na6Ioloaten Iaben
oeuielben, ais er idmutbcocft aus Dem
6anaI ltieg, bieIten i'm aber fir ciucn
Sanairaumer uno IieBen i'm eutlnufen.
Der entflOBcnc bieB GngebIi1 &ricger.
pic @emeiuocper1paItuma
uon Safaua i'll SpGuieu bat perorbne1,
odB ale 0iejsnieen, lpeI6e ben Srt III
uerlaicn 9ebenten, iobaIo bic GBolera
i'll bemielben eri9eint, 100 Suros $500
6rancs) fir Sen 6on6 ;u eutridteu baz
ben, Der gum !Swed Der llnteritiitung Der
Gbolerdtranteu uno iur YefimpiurQ Der
epidemic 9cldGficn werOen Iol.
- Der b06itc tGimatii6e
&urOrt i'll europa wirb, ME eiue @iencr
6orreipoubeus beri6tct, ioe6en ouf Der
El0tpieIe oberbaI6 S9lu6erbdd ;ruis
i6en Dem Oirreultein, Der boben Sarl
uno benz 6oben Guisl in elmer tDo6c uon
5000 t5uB iiber Der Nteeresfid6e, pom
Saobau5z SSnba6er Wtoler Q&cperbaoe5 bel
9fieoeroorf fertig9ebGut. QG5 0aus lit
leibcr mir fiir bic Seberbsr9uug pom ca.
80 Yerioueu ein9eri6tet.
-S6on mteoer au d &n6=
pom elmer englii9en MiliOnenz
9rbl3Gft in Der Breie auf. Der @rb=
Iou 2dprencc Somulep Qemeicn
lein. BON benz enormeu Sernl0gcu uon
$500, OO0, 900, wsldss iett bic britiide
Regierung p~erpnltet, iouen bcmndtit
na6 eiuem Yarlamsrts= Gjeiete $780,
OO0. 900 sur SertbciIung tommeu. 3abl.
rei6e Grbbere9tigte Iebeu III 6anaod
uub ben Ser. Staaten.
- Gin au Der 6reuiertore
petite 8ismard biencnber iungerS ARM
meIbet inter benz =. ,Eu!i aus
OnB AM /. Suli pier aus Ga=
nerun gebIrtigc Gs9er ais p~ieridbriqe
Tr%eipiuige VatrOieu eingeitelt uuo ioz
'Ort einsetlei0et Ipor6en limb. .0ie
10 bsiBt IS in Dem Sriefe, limb
.66ngewa6isne, i6lnnte GrcmpIare
brer Rdce, uno mir weroen ieoenfaus
Il QeutIdIano bamit Stant MAIDEN
- mas pObl Die Sauptia6e
it.
= Sine IN sewobuli6e un6
lO3it fnnrei6e S6muggeIei fam am
5. au9uit in 9ul 81 Gage. 9sim
iusIaoen bes Sampfers r9liiabetb~
us hamburg itieBsn Die Nrbsiter AMI
8GIten, BON osnen elmer bcim !
bur3 beftise Seriibruns nit
inem anberen @s9snitan6 an cinem
5nbe ein9e6o9en wurbe. Die 3oupd3s 5
fanben, bag Der BaItsn boil mar :
ND nit Sabat uno @iearren sefunt !
jar. Die Ibrisen SaIteu, a6t ODER {
eun al 3dbI, paren sbsufaus uoIges
nit Sabaf. l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-18
S6i6(ar eines aInterfdStd,ens

Bon Der @riiten; zines 6Iedens 9taz
mems Naaire in Monmoutb county, u.
s., wihen nIr wenise 2eute in ben Ser.
Staaten; ia ieIbit fir bic 8eluobner Der
borti9en ltm9esenb lit berieIbe 10 gut lpie
gar ni6t uorbanben un6 pir6 ben 5rem>
Den gescniiber, Die i'm CONNER mad
Yong Brand un6 anberen bena6barten
Ser9nii9un9spIdeen tommeu, niemals
erwdbnt. limb bod 1T 9tGaire elmer Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-18

nautentIi9 IN ben pom Ser !6auptffabt
entiernteH Srten. Die 9etreioeupr=
rattle iin6 peri6irttet obcr uer6orben, Die
9eute tampireu i'm Sreien un6 on uieIsu
8unften lit in 6oIge uon Seri9ittunsen
pom StraBen, SIii6en unS Drummer cine
Sricntirrms mnmOsIi6 sewOrben. 9sa6
Sen offisiellen Qusmeiien iinb on $500
Menf9en u~meetommen, boppcIt 10 uiel
fiu6 ueruunoet, ferner On &c, COO S3afe
nnS 5000 Stif Sieb an6crer Art ge@
t6btet wOrbsn. Die 3abl Der eiuseitirsz
ten @ebdu6e b%esiffert ii9 auf Z ,OOO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-07-17

July Crop Report.-The July wheat
report of the department OF agriculture says
the wheat harvests Of the world for 1885 will
not be an average, but prices will eventu-
ally advance. The rise, however, is far off,
as the present large stock Of wheat on hand
will keep prices down, perhaps until next
year Farmers must not, the report says,
be deluded by the present bull predictions
Of scarcity and hold for extraordinary prices.
After briefly defending the accuracy of the
department Of agriculture statistics, and ex-
planning the divergence between its fore.
casts and different periods, the report con
tinues 1.-THE June returns showed prom.
Use of POI 100000 bushels, reduction Of
SO 100000 bushels from the April prospect,
which was fully justified by the fuller rcve-
lation Of winter injuries, the bad weather
of April and May, and the substitution of
other crops on an immense area of injured
wheat. It il reduction Of 100000
bushels from the winter wheat record Of
1884, or almost AZ per cent, Of which over
20 per cent. was reported on the first Of
April"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-07-17
Potomac Items.

Harvest is over. Some grain has been
threshed out, yielding from one-half to
three-fourths of crop The grain is very
CORD There is about a-half crop of grass.
The money appropriated for raising the
tow path above the Falls has been exhaust
ed, leaving the work partly finished Should
big freshet occur all this clay would be
swept into the canal, filling it up for three
fourths of mile.
Miss Maggie Cavnaugh, of West Virginia,
spent two weeks with Miss Maggie Sull-
van at the Falls.
Several very interesting parties were
held at the Great Falls during last week.
There Is no trouble to get up dance among
the many employees.
Miss Maggie Sullivan is visiting relatives
in West Virgiaia.
We hear of bu' little sickness in our com
munity. Mr.. John 0ffutt continues feeble.
Rev. ]. J. Tyler, d. d., Of the Maryland
Tract Society, has instituted a Sunday
School at the Great Falls under favorable
auspicies John Collins, Superintendent
Mrs. Elethia Fisher, Treasurer; Joseph f.
Bissett, Secretary; Harry Gibbs, Librarian.
But few boats are running on the canal
and the water is becoming very low.
The colored people will hold bush meet.
ing in the woods of Mr.. John Clagett neat
Saturday and Sunday.
The challenge given by Messrs. Ofutt
Fawcett and Offutt TO the Potomac Gun
Club will not be accepted. One reason, the
club will not shoot others than organized
clubs, and again two of the gentlemen chal.
longing are members Of the Potomac Club
and again, IL is against the principles Of the
club 10 gamble, as some Of It's members are
much opposed TO same.
Work on the dam, fshway and govern.
ment works is pushed vigorously. The dry
weather and low water being very favorable
10 the work.
Many rock fish are being taken at Great
Falls, Mr.. John GunnelI capturing one that
weighed st pounds. Some bass are being
caught.
We ARE aoLesfed with politicians but
Iittle.
Mr.. A. M. Brandt I0st two valuable horses
last week. They were lied together and
wound themselves around tree anti they
were chokea to death.
July IA, 1885. LEX scRIPTL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-07-17
HyattstOwn Items.
Dor.

Farmers are very busy ploughing corn
for the last time.
The members of the NJ. f. Church South
anticipate Sunday School pis~s,ie shortly
Mrs. Edith Burline, formerly of this place,
but now resident of Washington City, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Harriss, near
our town, where she expects To remain dur
ing the summer.
Miss Carrie Simmons has been visiting in
this place.
On Saturday night last a sociabe was
held at Mrs. Ellen Anderson's All seemed
to enjoy themselves, and we sincerely hope
that another meeting of that kind will take
place shortly Her daughter, Miss Ella, is
now visiting her sister, Mrs. John Belt, at
Gaithersburg
The school nine of this place have re-
Gently gotten new base ball uniforms, which
of course adds considerably to their appear
ance.
The young gents of this vicinity antici-
pate having Il tournament between this and
camp meeting No knights are allowed To
ride only those who have not ridden here
toiore. They are trying to the uttermost of
their ability to make it decided success.
The time hasn't been appointed as yet
Mr.. Benz. johnson has recently purchased
the brick house and lot from the heirs of
Geo. Grimes, deceased, for 1915.
There will be preaching at the NJ. Il.
Church North, on next Sunday morning, at
L O'Clock, by the Rev. Mr.. Gwinn.
The festival which WAS held at the NJ
f. Church North was quite success. The
church was crowded to overlooking, and a
large sum of money was realized.
Mr.. James l.. Simmons, formerly Of this
neighborhood. but OF late resident Of Bal
timore City, is visiting his parents.
Mr.. Frank V. Rhodes, of Baltimore, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. Clarence Rhodes,
near here.
July 10, 1885. SHAKESPEARE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-07-17

List or Patents granted TO citizens of
Maryland for the week ending Tuesday,
July the 18th, 1885, compiled from the Off
cial Records of the United States Patent
Once, expressly for the SENTINEL, by Ship
ley Brashears, Patent Attorney, Solicitor
and Expert, No. 637 F Street. N. w., Wash
ington. Of whom copies and information
may be had:
A. Sadler, Baltimore, measure. i. NJ. A
Stafford, wagon brake. H. c. Behrens, Bal
timore, fishing line float. A. A. Hawley
Baltimore. manufacturing Of footwear G.
Hadyn, Baltimore, bilge-water eiector. u
X nabe, Jr.. Baltimore, motor. s. ID. War
field, Baltimore, corn silker. l.. H. Wooden,
Hampstead, carriage fender.
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SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough purlfca-
ton Of the blood. II this Is neglected.
the disease perpetliates its tain Though
generation after generation. Among liz
earlier symptOmmic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneons EruptiOns, fu-
mors, Boils, Carbuncies, Erysipclas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
sical Collapse, etc. II allowed TO con-
tinue, Rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and vari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal maladles, are
produced by II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-07-17

Acting upon the advice Of my friends, ask
a nomination TO II seat in the House of Dele
gates from the voters at the Democratic Pr-
mary Election.
AS our Primary Election system requires an
aspirant to make this request in person, 1t
will serve also as my excuse for stating my
personal platform, which is;
list. To secure the success of the Democrat
ic party by all fair and honorable means.
I'd. To secure the immediate and positive
reduction OF taxation in all right and posi-.
BILE ways.
Sd. To secure legislation to place farmers
on an equal footing with other businesses and
interests, and give them special protecii onE
where it may be needed.
HOBART HUTTON.
Norbeck, July IA, 1885.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-07-17

After due consideration, and at the request
of a number of my friends, have consented
to become candidate for the House of Dele.
getes, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Primary.
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The Leading shoe House, Young

The Leading Shoe House, Young
400 7th street, Washington, ID. c., l.. He'll
brun, Manager.
Entire new stock--low prices-Men's Calf
Boots, 81 to So; Solid Lace Shoes and Cal
tiers, $1.25 to So; Ladies and Gents Hand
sewed Caters, "a; Kid, Goat and Foxed
Button, 81 to $3.50; Lasting Congress and
Lace Caters, rs cents; Boys and Misses
School Shoes, so cents up; Slippers and
Ties, 20 cents to 81; Electric Shoes $3.50
Electric Soes, so cents. Look for the Old
Woman in WindnW
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-07-17

The second Quarterly Meeting Of Rock
vile Circuit of the M. Il. Church South will
be held at Emory Church, on Saturday and
Sunday, 18th and 10Th inst Rev. Thomas
E. Carson, p. f., will be present during the
meeting. The public are invited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-07-17

A FINE GRAZING AND GRAIN Farm
N 10 virginia, twenty miles west Of Wash
ington and Alexandria-about 300 Acres
cleared, It's IN wood.
Has sufficient and comfortable buildings;
we'll waiered and fenced.
Por further particulars apply 10
JAMES r. MACHEN,
Centreville, p o.,
july lO-4t Fairfax county, Va.
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hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of Clerk Of the Circuit Court fol
this county, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic Primary Election.
july 1884, JAMES ANDERSON.
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Norbeck, July IA. 1885.

To the Democratic Voters: -
am candidate for seat in the House OF
Delegates of the next General Assembly OF
Maryland, subject to your approval at the
primary If honored with youl confidence,
whatever of experience | may have acquired,
or any ability may possess, will be given in
the direction of that character of legislation
which will develop the happiness and material
prosperity of the State and county, elevate
and protect labor and add TO the dignity,
harmony and efficiency of the Democratic
party.
WIN. KILGOUR.
Potomac District, July o, 1885.
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ANNUURCE

announce myself as a candidate for the
office of County Clerk, subject 10 the decis-
ion of the Democratic Primaries.
july 1881 JOHN II. WILLIAMS.