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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-10
sEcuRITY AND ADVANTAGES.

SEUUhIT1 AND ADNANIhHhS'
The private property of the Trustees lie respon
slble TO the depOstOrs. The Oftcerssre prohibited
from borrowing any Oftts moneys. Minors sho
married. womel projected by special law.
OFFICERS W. WaEELoOB, President j Ohm
Coop. Vice President; C. F. HEMEEwAY, Cashier
TEusTEgs:-S W. Wheelock, Porter Skinner
" Lnhdell. Nelson Chester, Fl " Candee, c.
7 Arantz, A. s. Wright, c. F Hemnway, John
Good. ! NJ Christy @. Fl. Stoddsfd.
t9-7Thp only chartered Savings BAnS in koos
,iapd rnrntv aug2dwy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-10
New Advertisements.
TO PHYSICIANS.
INDICATED BODY BAkps.

We invite your att ntion TO our new, clean and
convenient application of the principle of Coun-
terirr atation as shown by our
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-10
AT ST. BERNARD.
me OReARY BUT NOT WHOLLY
JoYLeSS LIFE OF THE MONKS.
Daring and Seif-Devotion of the Guides
1he Faithful and sagacious Dogs
Searching for the Victims
of the Avalanche


brooklyn Eaglel
Few conditions of life can be more dreary
than that OF the fathers of st. Bernard. A
pitiiess winter of eight months in the wear.
and the scene that stretches around their
abode very confined, having little of the
grandeur Of most Alpine views in so ele.
waited a site The mountains, constantly
covered with snow, rise near the convent;
not shrub, tree, or blade of verdure is to
be seen; there are two or three small lakes
not far from the walls, which are covered
with ice nearly the whole year The mo-
notony OF their life is certainly broken by
the incessant arrival of visitors of all ma
tons, and this scarcely ceases during the
most severe and Indictment weather They
indulge at times in little relaxation from
the strictness Of the hospice; music is intro
duced, and when the monastery has possessed
large party, with several ladies, within its
walls, kind of ball has actually been got
up, and permitted by the superior much to
the amusement and enjoyment of the soil
itary fathers
AN ENJOYABLE EXISTENCE.
The community of St Bernard do not live
beneath system of terror. They are neither
expected to endure vigorous fasting nor
maceration. The allowance of wine daily
dealt out to each, a good monk said, was not
oopious, being confined to a bottle, that was
to serve during the two meals of dinner and
supper; but if any Of them are ailing or un
we'll an additional quantity is allo we'd. Their
manner Of life is less luxurious than In many
of the monasteries of the south and east
their repastS being extremely simple; though
most travellers who have spent day OIL
night beneath their roof found the table
well served, good supper on the board
and often bottle Of choice wine
The Muscat of Chambave, delicious anC
old wine from the valley of Aost, is Away
kept there. The superior always sits a
table with his guests, and seldom any of tn
other brethren; he is an elderly and agree
able man, and exerts all his powers of pleas
ing to make his visitors comfortable and a
their ease Most visitors remain no MOI
than a few hours, and find that period quit
sufficient in so dreary and unattractive r,
gion; those who arrive in the eve ming tax
up their lodging for tho night The con
munity do not accept any recompense, br
there is a poor box in the church into whic
the donations of all strangers are dropped
and this is a genteeler mode Of remuneratin
their hospitality.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-10

On the ton of the box is an inclined cover which
prevents the rain from entering; attached to the
covers, on top and bottom are springs which Keep
them always closed. When the top cover closes
it strikes bell to let you know that yonr paper
has come Its the finest invention of the age.
The ARGUS is the agent in the CITY for these box
es They are supplied to the ARGUS subscribers
at a very low price
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-10
A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beauties.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
FLOWERS.

We open this week the largest and best selected
stock ever shown in this city. Every conceive
BILE style and variety, and all at wholesale prices.
5000 bunohcs Of Flowers, comprising fifteen
different styles and twenty-nine different colors,
your choice, for this week only, 10c bunch.
$500 punches Of Roses, Rosebuds Chrysan-
themums, Lilies, nahlas, Daisies &C., all per.
feet limitations Of nature, price for this week
SOC bunoh Next week the price will be 4Sc,
and they are bargain at that
900 punches of warranted Al.silk buds, ak in
bunch, In all coors, special sale price, 50ci sold
elsewhere at 0sc bunch.
3 $500 bunchcs Of French Novelties, which,
being our own importation, we offer them at
wholesale prices-for CSC, 0Sc, up to 90 per
bunch. We show Flowers you will pay double
the money for in New York.
1000 ostrich Tips, suited for corsago wear,
evening shades, Csc and 81. 4S per bunch; three
In bunch.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
GENTS GOODS.

Our Gents Furnishing Department is man
aged by competent gentlemen assistants, and
the stock comprises n full and fine assortment OF
Gents Goods.
Gents Kid Gloves in evening shades at u per
pair are for this week reduced to SOC. Remem-
Der, for this week only.
Gents Black SILK Half Hose for CSC.
Gents Black Lisle Thread Half Hose for 50c.
Gents "Paiais 10. al" Dress Shirts Qaun-
dered), 81.
Gents Black. White. and Cream Satin Bows,
25c.
Gents Black, White, Cream, and Lavender
Satin Ties, Doc.
Gents Satin and silk Pun and Claudent Scarfs,
In cream and white either plain OF figured, soc
Gents full sizo, all silk. Paragon Frame Um-
brellas, $40.
Gents Imitation Diamond Studs, set in real
gold, soc.
Gents Imitation Diamond Collar Stud, 25c.
Gents warranted Sterling silver (Hammered)
sleeve buttons, with patent fastening, $50 pair.
Cents full size China Silk Handkerchief,
d3c
RD-sPECIAJ.-10O dozen Puff and Claudent
scarfs. satin lined all colors and every conceiva
BILE design-the 'odds and ends, samples &C., OF
three of New Yorks largest scarf manufacturers
worth from zoe to 81 each. We offer them
for this week only at soc each, or three for 81.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
GLOVES.

or course we have all the new styles, but, as
space is limited, we mention only few special
prices, for this week only.
s-button length Suede (or UndressedD Nous
quetaire Kid Gloves. in new shades Of tans, &c,
for this week only, sl.4S per pair. Price next
week will be s10S.
s-button length Kid Mousquetaircs, in white,
cream lavender, and rose. regular price, sl.25
special price for the special sale, SOC per pair.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF a Day i'm
mud About the CITY.

Tho Smaller Happenings Of n Day i'm |
and About the city.
On II street, near the corner Of Eighth,
the pavement has caved in, leaving q
very dangerous hole.
A little boy named Willie Allen was
bitten yesterday on Capital Hill by
rabid dog. The dog was killed.
Tho jury in the circuit court yesterday
presented Judge Hagner with basket Of
beautiful flowers which the judge re-
ceived with thanks.
Col. James p. Ryan is organizing a
party Of about dozen crack shots who
intend securing tho lower counties Of
Maryland in pursuit Of game.
"a winter camp fire" was formed by
members Of the Washington Canoe Club
at meeting Thursday night, and the
adventures Of the members were ex-
changed in pleasant manner
Mary Thomas was sentenced to tho
workhouse for month yesterday by
Judge Smell for stealing a dress from
Mrs. q. w. Batoman, of 1114 Nineteenth
street, to go to a dance In good style.
Arthur Platter was sentenced to six
months in jail by Judge Smell yesterday for
stealing fl We copies of THE REPUBLICAN
in front of Nairns drug store, at the cor
ner of Fifteenth street and New York
avenue.
The present term Of the court in banc
closes on the Goth instant, and yesterday
notice was given that no more cases
would be argued at tho present term, but
the remaining week bo allowed for the
| hearing Of motions.
Tho Navy Register this year will not
| be ready for issue before the middle of
next month at the earliest. The unusual
delay is caused by the introduction this
| year Of large amount of new class of
information, which will require longer to
| prepare for the first time.
Mr.. John Jay Camp, assistant clerk Of
the supreme court of this District, who
submitted last Sunday to an operation
for the removal of cataract from his
right eye by Dr. Marmion, is doing we'll,
and il is believed that the sight Of the
eye will be completely restored.
Congressman McAdoo, of New Jersey,
who accompanied ex-Speaker Randall on
his southern trip, and made record for
himself as witty orator, will deliver q
lecture in Richmond, Va, on Feb. ii, for
tho benefit of the Richmond branch of the
! Virginia state militia. The subject Of tho
lecture will be "The Legislator: His Do
ings and Misdoings." Tho proceeds will
be used toward defraying the expenses OF
the Richmond companies to the inaugura-
| tion,
National Republican., 1885-01-17
JEWELRY.

Genuine French Rhine Stones. mounted in
silver us hair ornaments in imitation of dag
gers, stars, clover leaves, &c. your choice for
1920 each. Jewellers are asking o.. 90 for slmi.
lar goods
Rhine Stones. mounted in sterling silver as
collar buttons they are also used rs buttons for
evening drcsses), special price, 23c each. Next
week the price will be 20c
A few pairs OF Rhine stone Bracelets, elegant
ly and artlstically mounted, showing of to per-
fiction the nineteen beautiful stones that com.
prise each bracelet. This week S3.4S each.
Price next week, s3.0s.
steel Combs, In new Paris Styles 79c each.
The price next week will be CSC
National Republican., 1885-01-17

Judge Cox yesterday handed down
his decision in three divorce cases,
all of which were plain in tho
grounds of complaint, and in each of
which the prayer of the petitioner was
granted. Walter Blomdell charged his
wife, Margaret Blomdell, with having
committed adultery and now leading q
life of public shame. Lewis Collins's
complaint was that his wife deserted him
in August, 1870 and had been away ever
since that time. The third was in favor
of Marion T. Lusby, who sought divorce
from Samuel II. Lusby because he treated
her cruelty, failed to support his family
and committed adultery with Nellie
Shreve.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
HOSIERY.

Cur new importation Of Genuine French Lisle
Thread Hose are the nearest approach to silk
we have seen. All the new shades, also black,
at d9c per pair. worth Toe.
We also offer better quality than ever In war
ranted silk Hose for 9Sc pair, In black and all
colors.
Specially for this week We offer our 35c Black
Bal. Hose, with white toes and heels for 25c
npr uair.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
FANS.

Satin, SILK. and Feather Fans, with ivory, pearl
and tortoise shell sticks, from d0c TO s75 each.
We have few dozen Satin Fans, in cream and
white. elegantly hand painted feather tips, at
a.. IS each. We offer these Fans for the special
salc-that is, for this weck-at lbs each.
National Republican., 1885-01-17

In the case of Constable Chss. w. n.
Hubball, upon whom rule was laid to
show cause why ho should not be broke
of his office for failure to return the exc
cution into court, the court in general
term yesterday discharged the rule on
condition that the execution was re-
turned forthwith. 1t was shown that
the constable had no intention of wrong
doing.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
HANDKERCHIEFS.

The special prices are for three dozen Sheer
Linen handkerchief with wide border of tho
new Beatrice lace They are usually t1.35
but for this week We offer them at u. 10 each.
our 80 and 25o sheer Linen Handkerchiefs,
with fancy embroidered borders, are reduced
for this Meel to 22c for choice.
National Republican., 1885-01-17

The counsel of b. F. Bigolow, sentenced
to five years in tho Concord, N. H.,
prison, for ombezzlemont, have served a
notice on the district attorney that they
will file petition in the supreme court
of the United States on Monday for a
writ of habeas corpus and certiorari to
bring up the question of review Of "twice
in ieopardy."
National Republican., 1885-01-17
An Army Vacancy.

Maj. Theodore II. Eckcrson, quarter.
master, U. S. A., will be placed on the
retired list next Thursday on reaching
Ga years of age. This will promote Col.
A. +. Rockwell to major, and leave a
vacancy as captain, for which there are
many applicants, army and civilian.
Col. Fred. ID. Grant is one of the as
pirants for the appointment
National Republican., 1885-01-17
National Woman Suffrage Associa-

The National Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton will hold its seventeenth annual
Washington convention Jan. 20, 81, 22, at
the Universalist Church, corner Thir-
teenth and l. streets. Sessions 2:3O and
7:30 p. m. Elizabeth Cady Stanton will
deliver the opening address. Speeches
will bo made by Susan b. Anthony, Ma
tilda Joslyn Gage, DIR. Clemence s. Lozier,
Rev. Olympia Brown, Lillie Devereux
Blake, Laura De Force Gordon, Caroline
Gilkey Rogers, Harriet r. Shattuck, Mary
Seymour Howell, Matilda Hindman,
Frances Ellen Burr, Ellen Sully Fray,
Sarah NJ. Perkins, and others.
National Republican., 1885-01-17

The argument in the ases of Bell Mann
and Edward c. Kirk wood, indicted on
the charge of presenting false vouchers to
the bureau of medicine and surgery of
the navy department. was con ntinued in
tho criminal court yesterday but not
finished. The case, it is expected will
reach the jury to-day. On the opening
of the court Mr.. Kretzinger, of Chicago,
resumed his discussion of the evidence in
favor of Nr. Mann, and closed about 1l:30
o'clock. After he finished Mr.. A. b.
Williams addressed the jury in behalf Of
Mr. Kirkwood, and closed at 1880 D. m,
when the court adjourned until this
morning.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
N, w. Aver a. Son.

N. W. Aver & Son, the well.kuown ad-
vertising agents of Philadelphia, send
their calendar for 1885, which is one Of
the best, The prosperity of tho house is
unexampled, and the confidence they
hold, both of newspapers and advertisers,
is well deserved.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
(second Fioor--Take the Elevator.)
GLOVE ToPs-A NOVELTY.

NbSNE OIO ANoNELlls
Long Kid Glove Tops,
which can be sewed on any
short glove, making a long
loose-wrist Mousquetaire.
We have them in pink,
cream, lemon, and white, IL,
Id I6, and IS inches long,
at SI.25, $3.50, and $I.75
per pair. Don't fail to see
them.
In connection with the
above we offer Ladies' 3-but-
ton "Widow Jouvin" Opera
Kid Gloves in the above
shades, soc per pair.
Also, new invoice Of 90
button length Real Kid
Suede Mousquetaire Gloves,
in all the desirable light and
dark tan shades.
3o-button length Silk
Gloves, in pink, cream, white,
lemon. and light blue. By
the merest accident we are
enabled to offer this line of
Gloves, they having been i'm
ported for a large house at a
great deal more money than
we paid; but, for certain rea-
sons, were not delivered.
Only $3.50.
(First Floor-First Department on the Left.)
We have received 5000
yards..of fine Russia Crashes.
AS no two pieces Of Russia
Crashes are alike, customers
will find this an excellent OPP
portunity to make choice Sc
tlections. 8, 10, 12H, and
15c per yard.
=, t.o., no.o.,roo,, EIre, Dont, ~, ,bo DI,bt \
New invoice at hand of fine
French Satines (Freres
Kechlin make, in navy blue,
medium blue, light blue, two
shades of pink, olive, brown,
lilac, black, white, and cream,
beautiful finish; sold last sea-
son for 371ac; now 33Bc
per yard.
Csecond Floor-Talkc tho Elevator)
We have just received a
new invoice of Cashmeres,
French Foules, Albatrosses,
Nuns Veilings, Bison Suit.
ings, French Batiste, French
Buntings, &C., in evening
shades.
42-Inch Allwool Buntlng...."...".""."29c
4O-inch Albatross..-- .,,....,...... .,--..-50c
3S-inch Atwood Cashmere e."..,.,.,,..r,..50c
42.inch Nuns Veilings.,
42-inch French Foule"."o......."..02hc
42-nch Bison Suiting,, ,,.62ho
3s-inch All.wool Cashmere e,.............,,6 Goo
dO-noh Fine Wool Cashmere.
42nch French Batiste.,".,...,.,",,..",,,.~75c
46-nch "Lupin's" CAshmere.-,...",sl 90
4G-inch French FOule........ .............sl 90
All the desirable evening
shades.
(Flrst Floor-Midway Left sde.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
Boston Dry GoOas House,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
w "
National Republican., 1885-01-17

THE lord mayor OF London was only por-
ter in warehouse, but he persevcred in the
face Of all opposition and rose rapidly. II is
only pcrsstGncy and merit that has made DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup the greatest family remedy
for coughs and colds now offered 10 the suffer
tNta
National Republican., 1885-01-17

The attorney general has reported ad-
versely upon the application of Langster,
the murderer of Officer Fowler, for a
commutation Of sentence, and the Prosi-
dent will not interfere.
National Republican., 1885-01-17

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Bernard Robinson and
Rose Hirsch; George A. johnson and
Martha A. V. Parker, both Of Baltimore,
Md.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
GREAT SPECIAL SALE
RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, BALLS, &c.

The Paais Royal lately received various peces from Europe
that only unique and Stylish but considering the beauty of the
goods remarkably cheap The special prices mentioned below for
this week only Positively emphacaly undoubtedly auedy for this
week only.
National Republican., 1885-01-17

THE worldwide reputation of Ayers Hair
NigOr Is due to its healthy action on the hair
and scalp, through which 1t restores gray hair
TO its original color and imparts gloss and
freshness which makes II SO much desired by
all classes and conditions of people.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
In view of the pronounced
success of our Fifth Annual
Sale Of Ladies' Muslin I'm
derwear, we shall continue
the sale with additional at
fractions.
To those who have not
done so, we particularly in
vite their examination, which
will show this to be the larg-
est, most complete, and va
ried assortment ever shown
by us. Carefully manufac-
tured from the finest materi-
ais, in a. most thorough man
ner, we challenge competi-
ton as to quality, workman
ship, design, and prices.
We quote few prices, as
follows:
80 dozen Night Dresses in two styles, with In
Berting edge. clusters of tucks and Cambric ruff
fies, full length, good cotton, only DOC each
One lot OF Night Dresses, pointed yoke, four
clus ers OF seven fine tucks between two wide
Hamburg insertings, cambricrutno around neck
and Sleeves only Toe each.
60 dozen Night Dresses four clusters of seven
| fine tucks, embroidered edge and inserting down
| the 'front.' embroidered edge around neck, French
aleeves, with clusters of tucks and edge, only
O4c each.
100 dozen Chemises in two styles plain and
trlmmed full length, and good quality ofcotton,
| only 37la each.
| 90 dozen Chemses, with three Hamburg in
servings between three clust of six fine tucks,
| to form pointed yoke, Hamburg ruille OH band
and sleeves only SOC each.
20 dozen Chemises, square neck front OF solid
| embroidery and with fne embroidery edge. only
zoe each.
Drawers made of good muslin. cambrio rufile,
| six tucks In the runle, only 3Tlac per pair.
100 dozen Drawers, with two clusters of French
tucks, wide Hamburg ruille. only 90, per pair.
so dozen Walking skirts, one wide rufre Of
| Lonsdale cambria, with hem and cluster OF tucks
| In ruiie two clusters of fine tucks and wide tuck
above the rufiie. only o6c each.
| 20 dozen nlklng Skirts in four desirable pat.
| terms Of Hamburg embroidery, extra wide ruff
fe, cluster OF fine tucks, only SOC each.
National Republican., 1885-01-17

$40 SUITS at cut rates. EIsoman Bros, Sew
opth and T.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
The Day Con.umed In Argument.

TATsPAUGH's Capstone Cigar is one of the best
for cents; so street.
National Republican., 1885-01-17

CmLDREE's oyercoats at cut lates Eiseman
Bros, corner seventh aud E. fHtsut' llf iIo
National Republican., 1885-01-17
BAUM'S ! BAUM'S !
A GIGANTIC PURCHASE
LACES, EMBROIDERIES
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR.
THREE GREAT SALES.
The which heretofore has attended the following
sales superuo The general public fully
cogne the fact that the Greatest and Most Extraordinary Bargains
being offered by U.S. for which reason
We Quote But a Few Special Items
Ladies' Cotton Underwear.
Ladies' NightpownS.

Ladies' Cotton Underwear.
Ladies' Nightgowns.
100 doz. Ladies' Nightgowns, full length, good
muslin, clusters Of tucks each and 3 rows of
100 dos. Ladies' Might Dresses, 5 wide tucks
and edging Of cambrlc ruffie special sale price,
rs doz Ladies' Night Dresses, fine muslin,
A Hamburg insertngs, special sale price, SIC.
Ladies' Skirts.
"Our Leader "-an Elegant Walking Skirt, a
French turks and o inches WIDE embroidered
rullo; special sale price, 50c. ,,,-,,-,-a,-,
with 8-inch cambric fiounce and tucks, also
II large and small tucks above the ruflie, at 56c.
80 doZ, Walking Skirts, fine cotton, g large
tucks and an s-inch wide embroidered rufiie,
special sale price, O2c.
Ladies' Corset Covers.
a PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OR
MONEY REFUNDED.
500 doz High and Low n ecied Corset Covers,
200 dOz LOnsdale Cambria covers. square, low
and high necked, with Hamburg edging, at 30c.
100 doz Square Shaped Covers, with Ham
burg Inserting and edge, special value, at zoe.
Combination Garments.
a Corset coyeT and skirt Combined, perfect
| htting at q, il.25, 1850, and sl.76.
Ladies' Chemises.
lOodoz Chem!ses, elegant cotton and cords,
70 doS Chemises, 20 fine tucks, 8 rwos Of
| Hamburg inserting and edge, at Doc
Ladies' Drawers.
100 doz. Ladies' Drawers, tucss and deep
| hem, good cotton, special sale price, 23c.
| 10 dOz, Ladies' Drawers, tucked cAmbrlc Tuifle
and 10 small and large tucks above the rullle, at
| rs doz Ladies' Drawers fine cotton 4 large
| tuCks and deep embroidered ruille, at 42c.
| A FULL LINE OF
Misses and Children's Underwear,
Consisting OF Chemlses, Gowns, Drawers, and
skirts, at VERY Low PRICES.
CORSETS.
TWO SPECIAL LOTS.
We offer 80 dOz. German Woven Corsets drat
and white, hooks perfect it, special sale price
Zoo doz. "own Make" of fine jean, heavily
boned, special sale price, S6oc.
| BAUM'S,
ale Seventh Street Northwest
National Republican., 1885-01-17

IL - !. -
National Republican., 1885-01-17

TWO SPECIAL LOTS.
We offer 80 dOz, German Woven Corsets, drab
and white, hooks, perfect it, special sale price,
81.
boned, special sale price, s6oc.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
BAUM'S,

4le seventh street Nosthwest.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
FULL LINE OF
Misses and Children's Underwear,
CORSETS,

Consisting OF Chemsos, Gowns, Drawers, and
Skirts, at VERY Low PRICES.
National Republican., 1885-01-17

Long Kid Glove Tops,
which can be sewed on any
short glove, making a long
loose-wrist Mousquetaire.
National Republican., 1885-01-17
Ladies' Corset Covers.

A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OR
MONEY REFUNDED
800 dOz High and Low Necl;ed Corset Covers
perfect fitting, well made, special sal le price Gle
200 dOz. LOnsdale Cambria covers square, low,
and high necSed, with Hamburg edging, at 30c.
burg Inserting and edge, special value at Toe.
National Republican., 1885-01-17

100 doz. Ladies' Drawers, 3 tuclts and deep
hem, good cotton, special sale price, 23c.
10 dOZ Ladies' Drawers, tucked cAmbrlc Tuifle
and 10 small and large tucks above the ruillo, at
3Dc
75 doz Ladies' Drawers fine cotton, a large
tuCks and deep embroidered ruiile, at A2c.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14
bishop Creek CwIiinge.

The following lteas are from the
Bishop Greek Register of last Thursday
The Round Valley schocl com
mences next Monday in charge of Miss
Stoutenhorough.
Teams are now engaged in hauling
ore from Tom Boland'. working at the
old Union mine at Cerro Gord0, for
shipment
The result of the last run of the
Defiance furnace. at Darwin, was
shipment OF nearly thirtee1 tons of
rich bullion. The ore on which the
run was made was chiefly from the
Lucky Jim mine,
Last Thursday afternoon some gen.
erous pioneers took Captain Joe Bow.
ers in hand. and dressed him in a
complete new suit, which, it is to be
presumed, gralifed the old warrior
exceedingly.