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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

The Carson 1Rped!, which has stead
fnstly opposed Mr.. Iinyes--sinco his
elevation to tho Frcsidcncy-and quite
us consistently advocated the clniins of
every radical Republican leader from
Southern Wells 10 Northcrir phillips,
has taken utnbrnse at Blaine, who by
hob. nohbing with tho man whom OF all
others ho haa most bitterly opposed,
has shown to tho world that ho too can
"crook the pregnant hinges oEthe knee,
that thrift may follow fawn;ng," nnd
discusses that gentlarnEu'a'pint intrinsic
merits in tho following f'cGustic lnn-.
gtiage: 'ni'.s.' III o.. so B.. h7ar1l.i p
Blaine seems 10 have as much Nh ap-
petite for notorieiy MS over Sigcl had.
There is no "snll to mako oppression
bitter" i'll mnnwho d;Ily.dnllics over
the chocolate and the ruSks aG Blaine is
doing. There is no place FOR my earnest
oppO1rant Of Hayes at the White House
table. Jim Blhino municipalities faro
game. lie has no moro bedrock pas.
sion for principle, thar.the Gre morals
in whist. lilo has no moro feeling III
lighting Hayes than ono, jockey has
against nnoIker Jockeys horse. So
Hayes, who iSia cross betweon u Nor
mon elder and u polico-court Judge, and
Dinine, who is,a first r,do political meIo.
drHmiatist, arc content TO sit down.
drawn together hy n common iusinccri,y.
a common honrtlassucss. and Il common
hatred Of Grant, Mt tho White House
tNble, and exchange lies across tho un-
recording salt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

y Sm editorial says: ave uro not
surprised to hear that Evarts' stay in
the Cabinet is not likely to be long. 4
significant fnct in connection with these
ruh"ra Is TINT EvnrIs has just renewed
tho lease Of his house in New York, but
hns hot taken an extended lease. OF his
house at Washington"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

SuHbtr's Eurcka Scaha,I:-AAncneil The.
big THINGS TINT were going on ycstor-
day, %ts' tho tonding Of hn 'iinintnnsc
amount Of barley ut Rcinhnrts ware
house nt tho north end Of Mnin street.
bound for tli6 Tybo market. N6twiih
standing tho heat Of Tho weather Fred.
Fisk tho Go. Of EthoC c6nc1rn.a stood
mllG,nfnlly up to HIS work until all the
tdams wtreloa'lcd and diRha,chcd.' Ir
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

T. TnE redemption Of National ban
notes Ry tho Redcrnptiou Agency, last
month, was nearly thlrty.four aud II
halt millions OF dollars. ....,.. ..... .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

tnchmcnt Of Russians attacked the viii
lnges Of Aknba and Idiak, near Batoum,
ION Tuesday, but were repulscd with the
loss OF n hundred and fifty killed and
many wounded. a Russian Major and
four Captains were killed. Tho Tur=
kish loss is seven killed aud eleven
wounded.
II is reported that the Russian bonn
bard,ncEt of kars has sluckeued. The
Rrrssiuns are advancing on Ef2troum.
The Russians right wing is at .olti and
the left Ht Van. The Russian at.
tempt TO, thIpvl a bridge over the rnvine
below the Turkish lines at Batoum WAS
| rcpulsrd h'loss. .rsIort.E .,i,;s nr..
a special from Berlin reports that
some Of the vessels of the Russian
sIuadi on which left America with seal
ed orders will return TO Croustadt, and
tho others Will anchor, before .GiJralter
to in.arccp: neutral ships carrying arms
and nn!iuunition Tor Turkey. '.' wv. ~, '.'...
: Los AwGELEs. Nay 2G,--Judge Brown,
representing tho Southern Pacific. has
been engaged to-day in recording deeds
Of transfer and other necessary legal
documents concerning the sale OF the
Los Angeles and Indcpcndcriec Railr0ad
to the Southern Pacific The transfer
will take place on the lst,proximo. .,I.' .I.'
NEw HoEK, May 2S.--A I'gyH Wash
ing:on special says Congressman Foster
arrived to day and will call on the Pres.
ident TO morrow. Foster does not thiul;
that there is any widespread disaifcciion
in tho Republican party of his State.
llartrhnf;, WHO cnpe here in ue ,iuter-
est o; two. Pennsylvpnia rostmastcrs in
Montgomery county, left for home lust
night. Governor Walker uf. Virginia,
reached 'hetd yesterday from h trip
throughout ihe, West: w. WaikGT Who is d
memllcf Of the next House, finds that
'ltepubiinnns'huve generally abandoned
all efforts 10 organize. GtiiIiral4 Banks
will have an interview with the presi-
ideAt tto-mio9ll1fYY regarding the, appoint
ment of some Federal officials in His
District.
The T;riJuas's Washinnton c6rrcspon-'
dent denics that the Observation-Disclosures
| party ut Washington is. formidable. or
| serious. blaine knew nothing whatever
ot the GatcliMG, "llI,oush several Maine
men were present. Colonel y. Staples
Of North Cnrolin, one Of the Democrats
from 'tliat StNtc, Who called Upon the
lresiGqut several days ago, says that
hiG visit waa not intended to have polit-
zeal Significance whatever. Ills call
di not Last over twenty minutes. No
prediction was InWtlc in his presence by
Democrats, lie says, that there would
DO established i'll. NoIth Cnrolipa an
Administration party in opposition to
tho Democracy, and hG knows OF 10
such moYcmcn! upon the part Of the
Democrats. lie speaks Of his visi; to
the President ~ IN agreeable one. lie
says ho was impressed with the idos
that the President Is desiruus OF pu:-
| forming tho functions Of his Office for
| the lest interests Of tho whole pcUp,r,
regardless Cf scc:i"nhl and party iasucs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

: on Sunday night party Of disaiircd
men wont To tho Jail n; Glandvillo. Ky.,
t""k tho negro Levi. who attempted TO
outrage, and murder Mrs. &. II. Pile,
and dragged him away 10 tho woods.
His dead body has been found hanging
to e tree with the clothing burned of.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

q. II. SnErnEnp and A. j. limo re-.
turned homo from Eureka where thoy
have been attending 20 business for sev-
cral days, on Sunday last. 'i
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

CrrcSETe have made their appearance
III the northern part Of this county in
large numbers, md nlso in somo places
south OF tho railtond. Hs..HG+ ,r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

LLoYp l'nrnELL, %ho WAS formerly
County Surveyor Of Storey county. but
moro recently engaged in mining opcr-
ntiohs in ward District. died suddenly
at the Palace Hotel. in $;ait francisco
NcsktrlnY Afternoon. -----
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

GESrEiL SrrEitSfrNnrxr CLsns. Of
tho Union Pacific, states that thcy VIII
build loo milrs of road towards tic
Black Ilills tlis Summer. Tho point
from which they will start is not set
decided OF, but will DO either Sidney or
Cheyenne. .s .... .u.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

TnE Sir" St'tc reports TINT tho ndvcnt
"f warm weather down at Winnenucca
hns had the effect Of arousiug the boys
from the apathy into which they had
fallen, through tho influence Of The late
SPRING anlthc germs Of nanny prOmis-
img fights nro nov icing warmed into
life.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

nj Ayast amount Of speculation NJ to
tho real objects Russia, had in view. tho
advancement of which was effected by
declaration Of war with Turkey, it
being generally conceded that the, os-
!tcnsible one-that Of protecting Chris
tians-is merely pretcxt; but Hna!d
correspondent hns Mt length succeeding
in pumping tho whole secret out OF, q
Russian. diplomat, probably without that
gentleman being aware Of the, fact.
According. TO these. disclosures, Russin,
in making war upon Turkey, has two
fold object: first, By her advance into
Asia to gain the right ot, way and pass
age TO, China; aud second. by her OPP
!erat;ons in Europe, TO ohtnin. tho FREQ.
dom of the different, tributary States,
namely. Bulgaria, herzegovina, Rou-
mania, Servia nnd Bosnia, and She would
guarantee theee provinces; their inde-
pcndence, no matter against what Pow
er. In other words. she would form n
defensive md Offensive, alliance with
those liberated territories. Tho cor.
respondent was likewise informed TINT
long before an army could possibly be
brought in front of the walls of Con-.
,sstantineple peace would be innde. The
terms Of peace wonld perhaps include
tho surrender on the part of Turkey Of
portion Of her fleet and the, consNm.
nation 1fti Of Q treaty placing Constantine,
PIE under lSr. the j0iint control Of oil for.
etignr powers. ., Russia has no, iatention
Of advancing into India, tor her qinbi.
ton, ton is TO b9comce master and posscssUrr
OF the port Of tho Celestial Empire,
Toward this end her inroads into Asia
- ..1;.,.., .''-. sgr 80 ga" .. ~ -
" uie plCGcted. ..raTissl .,.rIT' ,.,,,, .,Ft.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

4 QUIET, pencoablo Innm named Fury.
shys Tho Rereiilc, was Blightly wounded
hy " shot from IL pistol while prowlimg
about the Chinese quarter OF Austin,
Tuesday night. Is.. ? ....,..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

TnE sim Of S5Gs,720 in bnliion, was
shipped from the Constocli Saturday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

The Eureka Sentinel of the Gi,h refer
ring to the late suspension Of. tho bank
ing firm OF ID. u, lmmel & Co. Of, that
place says: "Tho immediate cause of
tho suspension was the return Of check
from San Francisco in fuyor OF Paxton
& Co. for 100 unpaid. This check
was arranged here, however, Oh Tuesday
evening. Yesterday morning the bank
opened rs usual, but after q haSty con-
sultation OF the friends OF tho concern,
it WAS deemed wisest IL, close it. 1Ir.
Immcl thcfcupon made an assignment
TO Mcssrs. II" Bishop. Dr.. NJ Il. Cham
bin opd ". e. Bartlett. who now have
charge of his ui.airSn. ,Shtse gentlemen
inform us that go far as. they have gone
they. find matters here til straight; with
sufficient assets to more than satisfy tho
crctlitors.'H Tho liabilities ure gireniut
$i3, GOO, ird.ithc assets Mt 81! 900.
These are not, OF fcoIrse, the exact fig.
ufcs, but tlisy'are said by the committee,
to be approximately correct! There mny
be Something in the nature Of stock
accountbelow moi included in the above
estimate, but reasonable inference is
that the brokers have taken. care of
themselves: Mr., Immel has been 1t
heavy purchases Of stocks for other peo-
pie. and 1t, was through his efforts to
tide his customers over,tho. late; stock
panic. TINT Ec became personally, cm.
bnrrnsscd. .iThedaccoInta Of depositofs
nrc' generally small, bHt quite numerous.
The Largest ueliOsilor, ,Gs. shown by tho
books, WAS Dr.. Chamblin. >, and the next
l"rgest, Bishop az Carpenter. Mr. /, In.
mel being ~ cautious man, made but
7 very few bad accounts. Tho asscts, Of
tho bank are therefore manly. available.
1udeed' the committee express the ppin-
io,r that the collection will be ample TO
liduidate all claims, and possibly leave
n hgild5qmo sum 10 ATr, .Imme Is credit.
/ twill take some time, however, to close
up the aGfGoupts and strike the balance.
We most sincerely. hope. and in this We
will lie Joined by the entire community,
thnt Alr. lnmel, after getting his affairs
fnlly sfitled and arranged, will have an
ovcrplus sufficiently large to enable him
TO GSain resume business" ......
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Ad~ertl.InS Rate. la U. 8. Coin,

Square no LlneS Sonpariol Typo or spnco ... .,
Each Additional Insertion Ion.............,,.. az
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TnE vcritnblo original Tom Thumb,
is to appear Ia n Carson audience shortly.
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Fon "IioIuct Specials" go 10 tho
Gem. e. -... -ras
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Z. Receive general snh spcrial deposits, subject
70 check at sightor! payable on return Of certI-
heato:. Draw at sight. In coin IOr currency, on
new forE. san Fnncisco, Sacramento, Salt Lake
yrda- Mako either local or foreign collections!
Tor which remittance will DO made iinmt tdiatoiE
on payment Discount, Commercial paper.
ASLo advances on bAH0 or ronned bullion. buy
andhell Gold, Grcenblcks, Bonds aud Becuri.
ties Of nll kinds. - - 9 ''I-'' :, -,
d. Boy and sell by telegraph through our Bro
kera, any stocks dealt in by tie San Francisco
STOCK aud Exchange Board. and upon the usnl
terms and conditions; except that wo will buy
and sell for CASH only. aud do not carry AnJ
stocks upon inlrgin.|ini nIt ~ fSIt'ut;E
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-03-14

8t |htn half 3 century ngo, says
Porte Crayon, two little boy cousins
sat together earnestly speculating on
the arrival Of beloved aunt, Just from
the South, with big trunk reported
to be laden with tropical fruits express
ly for the children. Very soon their
expectancy was relieved by the receipt
offs ripe golden orange each. Now at
that day the orange was so rarely seen
by us that it was encircled with the
glamour of romanoe--an exotic so
costly that when we occasionally got a
pale, halfwilted specimen, it was care
fully peeled and divided into compart.
ments enough to give every member of
the family a taste. But here each
cousin held in bis hands a whole globe
of fresh and succulent delight, to dis
pose of and enjoy according to his own
will. Without pausing for a moment
to admire the beauty or snuff the ex-
ternal fragrance Of his fruit, the first
hurriedly tore it open, and burying
his face in the luscious pulp, squirting
the rich juice from his hair to Ais heels,
swallowing what he managed to get in
about thre gulps, threw the skin into
the street, aud wished he had another
The other cousin meanwhile handled
his golden gift as if it had been ga gem
too rich for use" teuderly manipula.
ting its yielding plumpness, voluptu.
ously inhaling its refreshing fragrance,
and when he could no longer abstain,
carefully opened a pinhole in one end,
sucking samples Of the contents, like
modest gauger, until he had extracted
the last drop from the precious cask.
Tho seeds, accurately counted, we're
kept to plant an orangery, and the
skin dutifully delivered to mamma to
flavor a promised cake.
AS might readily have been fore.
seen, when these boys became men,
the first stuck his two thumbs into
this world, rocklessly tearing it open
as be had dene this orange, devouring
estate, body and soul in three greedy
swallows, dying at twenty-seven, SO
pailed with the flavor of this life that
he scarcely wished for another. The
careful cousin, now past three score
years, is sucking his portion through
a pinhole, still straining for the last
sweet drop, having squeezed his world
until it is fiat, stale and Improbable
as a ship biscuit after a long voyage.
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A Plaster on His Nose.

One day last week Newark chap
walked down Broad street, with plas.
ter on his nose, and the following crit
icisms were passed upon him by his
fellow citizens within the short distance
between Central avenue and Market
street:
"Nice looking rooster, that is"
"Been on fearful spree and barkod
his nose on lamp post"
"You always know man by his
nose"
"Been sassin' his wife and got hit
over the nose with steam pan"
"Tried to come it over some fellow
and got whaled, and served him right. "
SCOT lager beer nose and trying to
hide it,"
"Must have blowed fearful hard on
that horn TO burst it that way"
THAT fellows carrying a plaster
advertisement dodge, but the thing
Won't work"
mice old rum blossom that is; if
had it I'd stay in the house and not
be seen by anybody"
And yet the subject of all these un-
eharitable remarks got his nose skinned
trying to get into crowded revival
Meeting.
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SID LEa'@
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the following reasons;
lst.-Ono bar Will so as far as two Of any
other,
2d.-Only half the usual rubbing being
required there is saving Of more
than the entire cost Of the Soap III
labor alone.
Jd.-The clothes are made Sweet, Clean
and white without Boiling or Scald-
ing, thus all injury TO them is avoid
ed.' There is a saving i'm fuel and
hard work, and the washing is done
in about half the usual time.
1t is also guaranteed under a penalty of
fifty dollars not to iniure the clothes or
hands, and as one trial will enable any
person to ascertain tho truth of these
statements, it would never pay tie pro-
prictor to engage in an extensive system
Of advertising and claim such decided
merit for his Soap unless he know fIom
positive experience that it would prove TO
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This is also a superior Soap for Toilet
and Shaving purposes.
WARNER, RHODES & CO.,
WHOLESALE FANCY GRoCERs,
General Agents,
IL Philadelphia, Pa
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-APPLETOHT'5
AMERICAN CYCLOPBDIA.
NEW REVISED EDITION.
ENTIRELY REWRITTEN ny THn
ABLEsT WRITER'S on
EVERY SUBJECT.
Printed from New Type, and illustrated
with SEVERAL Thousand En-
cravings and Mays.
NEW REVISED EDITION,

The work originally published under the
dtle of I'll h NEW AM EIlCAE CYCLIC
P.EDIA was completed in 1853, since
which time, tho wide circulation which Il
has attained in all parts of the United
states, and the signal Developments which
have taken place in every branch Of
science. litoraturc, and art, have induced
the editors and publishers to submit Il Ia
an exact and thorough revision, and -
lRsNo q new edition cntlllul
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THE ILLUSTRATIONS

Mhlch arc lltrodnccd Tor The first time SA
the present edition have been aadod nat
for the sake of pictorial effect. but 10 give
groatcr lu2idity and force TO the exnls-, \
tons in the text. They cmbrafe All
branches ofscicnce and ofuataral historv
and depict the most famous and rcrnnrka-
bic features of scenery, architecture, and
arr, as Wen az the various prCcessss Of
mechanics and manufactured. Altheugh
intetdod for instruction rather than en,
boilishment, no pains have been spared b
insIsra flatr
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A lazy 10y makes a lazy man, Just
is sure as n crooked sapling makes a
crooked tree. Who ever saw a boy
grow up in idleness that did not make
- shiftless vagabond when he became
% tnan, unless he had fortune left him
90 keep up appearances ? The great
nass Of thieves, criminals and paupers
have come to what they are, by being
Brought up in idlensss. Those who
constitute the business part of the com.
nnnitg-those who make our great
Fnd useful men, were taught in boy.
bood to be industrious.
There is a good deal of furry in
Fade circles, but hustle don't always
5ean business. The only time when a
stle does unmistakably mean bust.
ss is when you see it coming for you
u a pair Of glaring eyes and a
om stick in front Of it.
philosopher says that astronomy
che earliest of the sciences but
n the way that a baby gets into
Et dresses and Immediately goes to
poking iato the mica windows of
stove we thought that the earliest
he sciences was minerology.
Be dairy maids ditty-"Tis but.
little faded" The butchers
at me by moonlight alone" The
nans-"Out in the cold world"
pie merchants is: "The sweet
nnd buy"
ere is a growing feeling among
american people that the man
an hear a fellow mortal com.
ofa cold in the head, and sb
from telling him what to do for
he man who should be the next
dent.
oarding school miss 80, Charley
ect 10 be graduated at next COM
eement." "Graduated, what 10 p
ia white tulle."
iime Of peace prepare for war,
nervous man, as he slylY hid
ing pin.
Aan can do almost anything
harpen a lead pencil in that
sefable failure
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PEABODY HOUSE,
CORNER Of LOCUST & NINTH sTs.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Convenient to all places of amusement
and car lines in the city. No changes to
and from the Centennial grounds.
Col. Watson, proprietor of the Henry
House, Cincinnati for the past twenty
years, and present proprietor, has leased
the house for a term of years, and has
newly furnished and fitted it throughout.
He will keep a strictly irst-class house.
and has accommodation for 300 guests.
Terms only IS Fer day.
No bar has ever been kept in the Henry
House, nor viii any be kept at the Pea
body. oil