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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-17

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-17

that It talk will be hal hcrc on Mon.
day, tho 18TH instant, 1T which some
thn3 definite will DO arIivcd nj. 40
the Indians Of both Agencies will Inv
tim. time have fully discussed mat.
tiers. Tho visit OF; tho committee to
Spotted Tail ut this time will moi liz
away with tho visit of the Con,mission
~ !i'ai Agency in a body after ibs
conclusion of the treaty here. There
has been no talk with tho Indians by.
tho Commission since tho first ono
on the 9Th, the day after the Com.
nissioucrB arrived.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-17
SALT LAKE. Sept. II.

Counsel fox Ann Eliza having re-
fused to give tho indemnity bomd-rc-
qnircd by tho L. $. MARSHALL, Juice
Schaefer has ordered tho release Of
the property Of brigham Young. and
the return al the execution uusatis-
fed. The attorneys FOR plaintiff gayc
notice Tor attachment against dcfcn-
dant. requiring him 10 show cause
why no should not be punished for
contempt.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20
HARD WARE, do.

S. K. .THIRDA&lShIPLEY SITS:
Have always on hand a full assortment OF
iron and steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
liars Of all sizes; Band. Hoop and Slit Iron;
best Norway Nailrods and Auger shapes, ssSal Gal
blister German, Swede, Spring, Tire, Ma.
chinery and Tap Steel. Smith, Coach and
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe
Malieable Castings, Wagon Boxes, Springs,
Axies, spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Bows, 90.
Carriage Sanvass, Oil Carpets RattiIeft G,adh En-
HARDWARE Of ali kinir. Iron Wire Galvan-
we'd Nails, Rabbit Metal, Lead spelter, Banca
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &C, &C., Smiths % and fai other
tools, Anvils, Vices. Bellows, Sledges, Ham
nj ers, Shoeing Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, Stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers, Back
All Of which will be sold at very low prices,
wholessl and retail for cash or approved
sredit. MARI 1855
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20
Farming In Continental Europe.

Before a recent meeting of the Col.
Grad (Md.) Grange, MIR. Adam X.
Magraw, well known In this city de
| livered an address on his observations
of rural life on the European contin-
ent, from which we extract the follow
ing;
While AZ school in Switzerland Il
companion and | one day learned to
our cost the summary manner with
which trespassers are dealt. We had
been playing in the meadow attached
to our school. The grass was of
course worn short by the running to
and fro of nearly hundred boys. In an
adjacent field the grass grew high,
thick and fragrant, and as we were
much fatlgued the temptation to lie
down and rest in the nice long grass
was more than we could resist, and in
| a moment we were over the fence and
stretched at fullslength in the dense
grass, which almost covered us. We
rested undisturbed and returned TO
| cur own meadow quite refreshed never
dreaming VIC had done any damage.
The next morning we were sent for to
meet our principal in his office. AS
ouCh q ihCoohSC hlW iiChht DubtuCoo,
we started with our hearts in our
mouths, wondering what was up, and
our forebodings were not little inten-
sified, on entering the office, to behold
a constable. Our teacher sternly asked
us if We had been in Mr.--'s field
and damaged his grass. We assented
to having been in .he field but demur-
red to the damage. We were informed,
however, that damage had been done,
and we were each obliged to pay about
one dollar or one dollar and q half.
Since owning farm in Cecil, have
many times wished for law like the
one l broke when boy in Switzer.
land. Here a dozen cows may Craze
on you whole night, and do great
damage, but it will take you weeks. il
be in the end, after having paid law
yers' fees and travelling expenses, you
will find that your expenditures equal
the sum claimed for damages.
In France my stay was in Touraine,
one of the most fertile districts of that
country, where fruits of all kinds grow
luxuriartly, especially plums and
pears, Here it was | saw the most
primitive Of plows, and one, too, that
was in constant use. 1t was nothing
more than round piece of rough
wood, sbsut four feet long and three
or four inches thick. One end was
sharpened and shod with iron O few
inches from the but, and two narrow
pieces Of wood arose and formed the
handles, and not fur from the pointed
end ring was fastened to which the
team was bitched. l did not see it at
work, but have no doubt it answered
its purpose very well, viz: of turning
over thin white sell. ! came across
it whilst cunning, and could hardly
believe SO rude an implement could
exist and what is more) be used ia this
progressive age.
As- Ridges Food for Infants Invaids and
see advertisement. feb2l Ln
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NIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
oEPosITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS,
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
GORGE d. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER.
aid mp Cap'Iai eS"O,OO'
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
ished to regular Depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays. at
A. NJ.
DIRECTORS:
ement B. smyth, George W. Bush.
hiael Pusey, Eli Garrett,
'enry 8. McComb, Joshua T. Heald.
naRiel James, William Tatnall,
Edwar Eetts. mar2S
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20
Bowers HOof Linimeut

After 30 years of practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &C., have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
inatteF ton to the feet than all other diseases
ombined. After men experiments l have
rounu he true remedy to PREVENT the dis
ease the MOOT, or restore II after negligence,
10 VI al nature intended 1t should bc-ths
gTsaf 'uPport Of the noble animai. II the hoof |;
inhamed and diseased, the animal is compari
lively worthless. This Liniment will sure,
prevent this worst Of all diseases, Contraction
Corns, Quarter, C-aoks, Contraction OF t.
Back Slnew 8, ,ne.ally called Knee Sprun,
&c, and restore those that have been crippled
by the want of tuch remedy.
ATTry 1t, ana 1t will never fail II properly
applied, VIZ.
Battle the horses foot once week, or often
er II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the hair.
N. G. BOYER,
Norrlstown, Pa.
MIR III. e. EOYEK-Dear Sir. This Ia TO Ger
hfy that have used your Liniment in m
| stable for three months past on more thar
one hundred horses, and lind it the best pre-
| paratlon have ever used on horsee. II ist al
better than you recommend it Send me fps
cases at once. by express, G 0. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
~ No l32 West S1st street New York City
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or the Rnih.

or the Rnih.
EBath Brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive VARIETY, Aiso
Flesn Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, of norse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and MANY other
articles OF the same classit
+, BRlNGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
The daily gazette., 1876-03-20

DLACk CASHMEhbo.I InIack Cashnle,
ID importer. M i,ne OF sI.S74, "
at rs. SIN 8 LOO, $LlZ4 9l.- a. lower pm
These desirable iaDrtcs are az and We
cnmnend them for color md dura,TgARP,
lanls Fourth anu nia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-19


THERE may be fun in stealing a kiss,
but not in Texas, to judge from what fol-
lowed such a theft a few days in the Fifth
Ward OF the city OF Houston, as reported
by local paper. /. happened at a cor
ner grocery, whittier Mrs. Donovan went
to get box Of matches, when man there
asked her what she would charge for a
kiss. Before he had time to steal it, she
seized weight and placidly informed
him she was going TO knock his teeth
down his throat, wherein, in his turn, he
drew big knife and proposed to reduce
her TO hash. She went home and told
her husband about ii. He gave her re.
volyer, and the twain returned 70 the
grocery. There he knocked down the
fellow who wanted the kiss, whereOn four
Of his comrades set upon the husband.
Mrs. Donovan herself then took hand,
cooking the revolver and leVeling 1t at
the head OF the man her husband had
knocked down. Just as she pulled the
trigger her arm was struck up, but the
bullet grared the fellows head, inaicting
an ugly wound. AT this, the melee,
which had become general, quieted down,
and the fellow who tried TO steal kiss
and got shot for bis trouble, and hiscom.
rades, who also received hard knocks in
the fight, got away, bordering doubtless
how much safer It would have been to
steal horse or rob bank than attempt
to steal kiss from Texas woman.
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Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of The unIOu EePubl!ean rIEty o.
west yluginIa Will be bed ii The city o. FHkers'
burr, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of July, ISIS
far he purp5se Of nominating candidates i0F The
osse,s Of Go1abu, Auditor. Treasurer, Attorney
Gcpsfal s.ste superintendent q Free Schools, md
three Jadsss Of tte Court Of APpeal,; also tOs the
purpuse Of nominating an Electoral Text, and
tunnrdng such other proper baaae. as may come
b,iote the CeuVentou.
ThS Union Republican Parry Of The State Is re
Qaeatsd to Ippdnt delegate TO aid ConVsnon from
the utious COUNTIES, at such time and in such man
uet a, may BE- convenient 70 .As people o. The 'er-
erll COUNTIES.
All voter Of the Stats, without regard 70 past
political dlEersnes, or party RaIltions, who are In
favor Of such change. in Oui Consultation and laws
m experience bas ShOVn nee1ary, and taVOE ne
,renshment and economy in The haninistntion q
our Slate aEIIr,, and the Punishnent q ofaeial
corruption, are cordially Invited 70 participate In
the aid County and stlts cOaVentons.
By order Of the State UnIon Republican E1een
tive Committee. JOHN ", MASON,
GRAFTON, W. Va, Jane !, 1915 Chiirnan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-19

sEvERE ACCIDENT 10 A WHEELING
LADr-The New York papers OF Sun
day last make mention OF a severe acci.
dent to Miss Kate Wise, Of this city
daughter OF Jacob Wise, Esq, Whc
with her brother George is visiting rela
tives in that city. They had spent part
Of Saturday last at cQney Lland beach
enjoying the Surt bathing, and we're or
their return TO die city via the railroad
when the accident. happened. 1t seem.
that At a place called CowenhaVsn lane a
switch had been left open, and that
owing 70 thia fact the up train, on which
Mis- Wise md her brother were paIsen,
gen, coliided with the down train.
There was great alarm and excitement
among The passengers, and several Of
them jumped of the train while it was
StiIl moving, among them Miss wise and
her brother. The result was that the
former fell In such . position rs TO break
one Of hex limbs intEO places. Mr.. Geo.
swift, Who Is Ia New York, writes about
he accident a follows:
Ts Seez1s that Mis- Kate jumped from
the platform Of the moving train soon
after he alarm had sounded and twenty
yards bsiors they struck. Her limb Is
broken ia two pisces, four inches apart,
between thG knee and ankle In setting
the limb the doctor took out S0nk pieces
Of bone. The fracture IL very severe,
and may result 10 Emputation. The &C.
cidsnt happened NJ 8 I'M, and Il was 10
P. n. bsiOre ale got proper medical aid.
She wa taken 10 one Of the beEt Brook.
Ign hospitals, and since 10 o'clock Last
night has had every attention that med.
ical Skil could bsaloW upon her"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-19

THE book.publishers were in session
last week, at Philadelphia, but were dis
solved by the heat and the fair, without
any action being taken on any Of the
questions before the trade. The book.
trade has been greatly embarrassed how
to distribute the very wide margin be-
tween the retail prices Of books and the
cost. They have been combining" and de.
vising various expedients for some years
to protect the retail trade and the pub
fishers, all TO no purpose. Somebody al
Philadelphia suggested the reduction o.
retail prices. as the way out OF the diff
Guilty. Sure. enough, why not2 That
seems to be The test to which all other
trades are submitted in these times, and
those who don't like it must "lump it,
The fact is, that no artificial combination
can stave Of reduction OF these abaor'
NAL rates Of profit. II the retailers
want to sell books instead Of having Peo-
pie order Of the publishers through the
mail, they must reduce prices.
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Republican Congressional Con
vention.

a Convention Of the Republican, o. The Frat
Congressional District Of the stats Of West VIrgisii
will be held Al Parkersburg on THURSDAY, The
Tth day Of July, 1916, iOr the PuTOe Of Nominate
Ing Candidate for Con1res, and so<h OtSts bSsi-
nqis As may cDu,e before the cOuysnton.
The Republican party q TIE nil District nj
requested to appoint dsl4satsa u he ccavsntiso
from the several Counts 0oPafas tAs DGzie::,
a, such time md ia such aazsE - nay b coz
Venent. GEp DHAkls,
Mouxu,y.LEK, July Il, IE.R oa.raar.
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Republican Congressional Conysn.
tiou--Seeond District.

The Union RepobEaas q III sseaoI oorez-
Ionsl District win meet In CSGTSntOo ca FEIDAT,
the 18th Day Of July, Is.s, al Gr1t1u tur The pr
pose Of nominating a etnaEEts tH he Hoass q
Representatives in the next coOpeas, AID III
Transaction oil such other budDess !, may te proper.
BY order Of the Executive CoumIttee.
GEO @. sTURGI5s, ChEtTn1n.
JOHN ". MASON, seEy. jyi7
Republican md Independent papzs IN The seeooa
District pleaSe copy. D.
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DIED.

BOcKTEG.-on Monday, July II, 1915, ASSII
LIE BocEISo, only daughEf d Edmund and SGFah
Booking, sgd IS ysars months and days.
Funsal ThusiIy afternoon, 2Oth Inst, Al three
SelOek, from The residence o. keE parents, No.
ThIrtoenlh street. Friends Of The family are re,
specially Invited 10 attend.
sNITH-ou Tuesday Afternoon, JAY Is, 1876
d halt-talt twelve 1elock, GEoRs <, only Sn d
c. K. aad CArds smith, aged yelr and u days
Fuseral from bis pareatl' residence, No. llO:
MscolIOeh street, this afternoon at Eve O'Clock
Fhsnds Of the iauaily are invited 70 attend. 9
sHANLEY.-ou TnSd8y- mOraipes July IS
ts76, II ) o'eloek, AASGIE, infant daughter 0,
Thomas and Catherine shanley, ssed dx months
FGner1l from the residence q Der parents, No.
Arey 10, ,his afternoon a. o'eiOek. Friends o
III taruily are fnvttrI. -''
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. TY AND COUNTY COURT.
QlaTa v. MeNulty, With W. a.
MeSulty her husband,

una W McnuItyJ win W. a. ~.
MeNulty her husband,
Jane. M. Ewing. Jr.. Elizabeth l.. o..
Richardson, With W. 3. Rieh1ri-
son her husband, Mary Blgs
with james II. BLggs her hus- In Chanecry.
hand, Emma Z Pick with VIM.
Peek her husband, jane Il. EW-
Ing and Kate Ewing, helrI at law
Of William Ewing, decd, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the MD
WIN. Ewing, decd.
By virtue q the Authority vested In the under.
dgned BY decree entered In the above entitled
cause, on the = day Of June, 1876, In the MD
County Court, the undHslgned, Ipecial Commits,
honerH, win sell nj public auction, to the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Court HouSe Of OhIo
county, West Virgins, on
MONDAY, the 2iLh day d July, 1876, !;
The following described real estate, Etuatcd On
Wheeling Island In the city Of Wheeling, State d
West Virginia, that Il ony: Lots Numbered forty.
three [t5, iorty.iour ~, and the westerly one
half Of lot number iorty-hye (f6, In that addition
10 the city Of Wheeling known - the addition
TO the city Of Wheellnslald out BY Henry Moore,
trustee Of the estate Of EbeneIer Zane. deceased
ID such parcels q may best ubserVo the Interest,"
Of the parties.
TE1ifs oY SAXON e-thIrd In hand, and Is much
more a the bidder may desire 10 pay; The remain.
der In two notes at pine and eighteen months With
interest from the day Of sale 70 be secured In neh
manner n may be satisfactory 70 The Commission.
gts Title 10 be retAined until the pureha1o money
q al paid DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. PENDLETON,
Special Commissioners.
W. II. HALLER, AuetiGneer. iOl9
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cEALED PROPOSALS.
.OUR own MATCH,

The tull leSsed, lsTer WGteh, imported By q
one d The beat Watches In The MARKET. Thu many
Testimonials We have received WEr1nt Us in foe'
Ommenainy Il ~ IN accurate, 1teady, relEAbll
Watch. Gil q Il6S Main street, iof WsteheS
Clocks, Jevelry, Spectacle, Silver Ware, &c.
iyi9 oX1OBY 4 DUFFInD.
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The decline since last year Is about Il
per cent al London, and II per cent here.
Ii the decline ip prices there had been -
grea. as il has here, the clearings would
Indicate that there had been al London
very little decrease Of business measured
In guantitiee. But the decline Of prices
there has probably been less than 10 per
cent.-TRe n. Y.Rsblie, jelly
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Is there 10 be u Panic In San
francisco?

Is there 10 be u Panic In San
Francisco:
The tremendous decline in the San
Francisco mining stock market, in the
bonanza stocks alone producing shrink.
Of s16,OOO,OVO in S4s,OOO,OOO, and the ev.
ident downward sagging there of all
financial interests, has given rise to re.
port, OF panic in California. The New
York Herald has advices Of the 18th inst.
from San Francisco. Of an interesting
character:
There u no such eIeitGment here a might be
called panic. Al this ssaSOn every year large
amount Of money Il locked up from stock sPeeulA-
ton and used for moving the grain crop, The In
menSe yIeld this year, tstimlteI n over O00, go
Ions occupies more capital than usual. Many lGrgs
operators arc taking thsiF summer vacation 10 tho
interior Of the Btate and 0thsFs At the Centen-
NAL. OVners d Controlling Interests In mines,
have no especial reason d hold up the mltket. Tbs
decline IN oliver, With the otheE causes named, has
had something 70 do With the hte decline In prices
few heavy dell6rA Who operate geneTAIly ~
beln taking advantage o. ereulnStaneGI, have been
throwing the stock on the mar ket and selling short
i0f some time past, and have reduced prices to the
point cOnSidsTGd "beLi-Fuck," but have now begun
10 6ll and In consequence stocks have yAried but
little for ihrBo dbys past. FAlse reports have been
circulated about tho mines and frightened titnid
holders Many Who had stocks earTied on margins
have bSen sold out, and one or two hTOkgEs who
bought long are buinSNhlt crippled, but otherwise
no damage has been rp0Fted, and lively market
Il eIpeefrd when the unal reaction tafIs plaes.
jams KeSoe, Marx Mcdonald, Jasper MeD0naid
End D. Z Bcodeld, the leading bans, have been
large purchaser to-day Of the BonanEa and other
stncki and The market has beHn very hrmr. With an
upward tendency. I-
In its financial article the HzaH de-
scribes the position OF Mr.. Ksene, the
Jay Gould Of California street, and fore
shadows a liie.and.death struggle between
him and Flood 6 0,Brien. It SAYS
We are informed by q gvutlemln who has recent.
" returned from the Pacific eoast that financial
cribs has not been deemed improbable for two o.
three months, and that number Ok SpeeulatoFS
have been heavily bearing the mArket IN the expec-
q lie name q Mr.. Keene, Who L Described a Tho
Jay Gould a San Franelsco, and Vho hAs bean equ-
SpicouS ~ . lar9e seller o. tho most speculative
Gtheks, on The alleged grounds that many Of the
mines are FoeodlnE IRON the maximum Of prodne.
tiOu, lnd have reached depths 10 The earth which
not 0Bly rstaEd the work Of prOdnetioU, but lng-
prevent The deeltfltloa Of The Immense dividends
1hich have bGFStDf0te been paid. On The olhSF
hand, Il b MD tkht NaIEA AAekay and oBEien.
TanoEnihnE NJ. KoGpe q thGiE most dangerous
anti1uitt because q hig wealth and resources az.
tTaaisd III dslGTminltlnn week. Hgo 10 spe1d, II
Necessary, 90 70 tRoak hin down aid DE-
irgy his pOEJf 10 The market.
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

Sixty cents per Day for drove horses or horses for
alei VI % per day im hoEses that are required 70
b handled or exercised and broken.
l VIII keep careful and attentive Erooms, and
tentiou and handled properly, but win moi h re-
BpouSlhlo for unavoidable accidents
Parties having, property 70 ogar will receive
prompt attention BY addressing
wheeling. W. Va. y ar al RSISt1Sa,. n.
J. g. HERvEY, Xuetioueorl myA
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The Decrease In Business.

Business at LondouIas far as its mag
nitude is indicated by bank transactions,
continues about Is per cent les last than
year. The London clearing for the first
twenty-six weeks Of the past four years
compare vith,those at New York thus:
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