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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

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mcinoe in gOluarosuiae, Sus., oibt uns
feline grfabrun9 in Solasnbem :-Oa
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brauhte i'd 0r. Gu9uit 8onieS
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In ieoent Sanie meiner @emeinbe All
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GrfoI8e. SD BARI niht mebr obne Die.
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3inen urO isIbit bic 6eiten Ier3te OaS
nidt berm0aen. mas bic Or. @u9uI #
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a!lein su thnn i'm St0noe lino. 4.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

Sn Carlisle itarb am porioen Mun.
tag Bm. u. @iasr, ein prOmincntcr
&opcfat. gr mar Sd6ppe'S 8ertbcibi.
ger in isnes befunutem giorbproScb.
Sn Pittsburs lit Der befannte @ouo.
tat 6. .. 81. Smitb sbrnfaaS nit 8ooe
abaeaanaen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

Oie Osmofratiide GouniD gonpeil
tion bon 0aupbin Gauntb trat anl lsB'
ten Mlit!ipod in $arrisbur9 3uiammen,
unb nominirte foIoenbe eanoioatsn tllr
bic bel Der i'm nddften gfopcnlber itatt'
finbenben BubI3a bsiebcnben Ienter
Sir GrmenbauS.Oiretto $rn. ebr,
SEP bon Spatara &oiunidip.
Sir gountp.SurbebOr, $rn. Sbonos
8. Sapber bon Salifag &olunidip.
Sir 0iitritt.MnluuIt, Srn. 0eCr8 8.
$ed bon Suspuebauna Soiunidip.
Sr. VI. s. Gtees bon Naupbin ipnr'
be su oIsider 8eit uIS 8oriibcr Der ncll'
en- County. COMMITTEE. unb ST.. g. 8oI.
finger aIS SenutoriuI.0 0sIs9ot, fcluic bic
Serren Or. Sddfer, 6. s. Grebrid unO
elliot 8urlboIScr aIS &sprdieutatiU'
0slssuten our tdditsn StuutS.gOnUcn.
tion eiuabIt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

Scr earOpdiide &rics bat bereits uuf
rniere Sdder ginflub Gebabt, Ocnn bic
8rObIuitc luerocn gar ibrcdIid fIsin,
Sod aud baS bat luieoer feline @or.
tbciIc fir Die 2an0idIdfer }. s., Die itets
icitbcr erit 9cluedt tusrben mubten, um
ibr 8rOS in gmpfOn9 3u nebmen. Sept
fOnncn Sieie rubi9 fOrtidIummsrn,
Senn Der 8afer fam Nun bic 2oibe
6nrAS SdIhGeIIodb idieben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

SH's en- @unOer 2-Sn GIIeebeup
eltp it0rb ON eOuntus Gin iunssr
NfssSer Non'sns8. 6. 8sbnOer, nab
elmer &r0nfbsit bon bios lpsnisen etuu.
ben. er bate ndmIid am Olbeub Az.
Dor @nrfsn eesriIsn unO eispa f.
Ter oaju 0etrnnten | Rnn, bo braudt
man iidl lpabrbOftis nidt gu punreru,
OOb Der iuuGs Runn foboIO fturb. =
1urfsn anO giswoFsrI Gos pobt pie
me 6auft ours OInas.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28
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mir anf cine gtnseige in beiti9er
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itieen 8raufbsit aufmerfiam MAIDEN.
ST. 3ouiS @ideI, luobnbaft in gtro.
900 8ainbriooe StraBe in @biIabeI.
pbiu. bel tueIdem bns NitteI su baben
1T, uno Der iclbit bonn befti9iten &bcu.
mutiSmuS befaIIen luar, nun aber mic.
Der sdnaIid bcr9siteIlt lit, ertIdrte unS
ieIber, bab cS cine bOdit 5uUerIdiiise
@feoe3in iei. SO lit Gin gang einfadcs
$auSmitteI. bic oftmaIS beHer Iinb, aIs
bic nuerbsiteu 0oftOritoffe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

Tarbenitsdsn pes3uuuiaen, peI&s
un Seniterfdeiben sefommen, bsbiene
man iid elmer beiben GuFoluns bon
Sooa nno eints lusiaen SIanneIs.
Die Obb'SsIIOws in Bolton, WfuT.,
erridteteu am Is. bs. WltS. auf benz
@t. $Ope SrieobOf Gin biibiass @ona.
inent. oas $4,000 fOfet. @febr aIs
1000 Ooo.SclIOlus nubmsn an Der @a'
ra0e tbeiI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28
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GOlstntt @dtn Snrttn fir bic yStaaiss3si'
tun6" frbalitn, bic bisrear1 nit DanI be.
f1fiuiet irsrttn:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

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erjdbIt ibreu 2eiern, bab Elm @iIenbabu.
aug ,,in" cine Sub oeIaufen Ici. Oas
mnb 0bcr cine 9robc Sub 9eiueien Iein.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

= 8eiuube 3ur $aIfte bcutid Sn
llnicrer our Belt 3iuau3is tauienb Maun
Wfann ltarten Bunbesarnee oienen in
runocr 8abI 5000 Neufde.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

@an bat uus8erednet, bab Gin ecE
pObnIider Sdrifticbcr in Dem 8eitranm
zines Subres mebr bonn 7 @iilioncn
cinjcInc SDpen 3ufammcnfii9t, mas nit
Dem @bIc8en mebr benn 10 MiiIIionen
Sanbbcpe9unDen erforbcrt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28
@ranlamr gruben bot ber 6ud5,eit.

V'""I"Me Plup1" uuE ueI 1nW3ett.
-Sci ben Gariben in 8ritiId @uaba.
no bcrridt Die ci9entbiimIide Sitte, bab
Die $duptIin0e anb SiiusItuoe, tueIde
bciratben iuOIlcn, Uorber itren0 falteu
miiiien nnS baun cine Srobe SIaI6c nit
iturfem &biub bon Gubiicum 9efilIIt,
Iceren. Obne cine @iene babel gu uer3ie.
ben. SIT bies 9IiidI;d boubrabt, 70
lurb Der Seiratb$fanbioat in cine init
Slmcilcn angefiIlItc Sdn0cmatte, bic felt
berihlohen iuir0. oeIe9t uno mnj bier
minoeltenS cine StrnOe obne &IaaeIaut
uno obne fid rilbren su biirfen, bic Nn.
9riffe Der iuiitben6en uno alls0ebunaer.
fen Snieften ertra9en. SIT aud 6iele
@robe O. flib beIiauOsu, 70 bart er bel.
rutbCn, $rOiit!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

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fOIS; ubcr luer grfOIO BAT, baigimm
&ebt binieoeu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

- Gin frau3Ofiibcr ,,Yropbct" iuia
bcrals9e3lffert babcn, baB iunerbnIb Der
n66iten 3pei Mionuten Die Groe All
Stlden 3erbrOdeIt. glu ipaibl
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

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burg int Stride sn Iuiicn, unb nud
Gas8berD gitD. @a, iiberSuiiOeIu, uno
III Iro. 1924 gait Strnbe cine 8irtb.
idaft auaufanotn. Sort bciudten mir
ibn Dor einiscn @Oden, funben ibn
abcr franf, icbud uidt bsttIdseri9.
llno MIN mclbet nn8 Sr. I9eut $off.
mann bon bort, buB Sr. $htber am
20ften SUM 9citorben ici!-Srrcn mir
nidt, 70 tuar ct bon @eburt Gin 8aier,
nno etiua 4S Sabrrh ali, cine ticfee.
bcn9te 8attin unb msbrcre &inber, 100.
runter 3luei erlundicncn S5bne suriif.
Iufeno.-$r. $itber luar Idugerc 8eit
Gin I0eht unircS 8Iuttcs, unO auar ei'
ner Der tbdtieitcn unb cbrenbuiteiten
beHeIben. gtie iperotn mir Jpn Uer9eI.
fen, oenn ct mar llnS itctS sin treuer
8rclub uuS @0nncr. gtibt MIR bel
unS, ioubcen aud I'M &rciie bieIcr Ici.
ner Srsunoc in $OIliNupSburs, gIItoona
uno SobnStopn miro Der 70 frib Gut.
idIafcne nod Iuu0e i'm iudrmItcu @n.
ocnfen blci6cn. - Seinc @erfuI0er mo.
gen iid 3pur nun freucn, aber mir iaDcn
ibnen, bab ibre SerfOl9un9SIudt feline
quite 8riidte brin9en miro, bonn luic
nlan idet, 70 miro man rrnNten !-Sie
traucrnOe @attin uuo paterIoIeu Sin.
Der baben nnIre inni9ite Sbeilnabmc,-
Sanft ruben bic @cbcinc llnIre8 tscuen
RreuuAeR
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-28

Earlm peridmdbte Der gn9eI @bra.
DS Spfer?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

FROM the PiOGhe Record of tho 10th.
we take the following account Of fatal
accident in the mines: Dennis Train.
or, MI employo Of the Alps Silver Min.
ing Company, met his death by nm nc
cidental cHvo i'll the Mazeppn shaft on
Wednesday lust, about O'Clock in tho
morning. lie was working OH the
oight'hour shift, having gono to work
Mt ii o'clock the night previous. At
tho time the accident occurred, il being
timo TO quit work, lie had gone into n
sido drift for the purpose OF either cat
ing lunch, getting winter or cooling of.
when tho faco Of tho drift caycd i'm OH
him; throwing against him slab over
six feet In length. portion of tho slab
striking him in tho eye, showing IL into
The back pnrt of his head, and another
portion mnslIing In his forehead. pcnO.
trating tho brain. These wounds must
have killed him instantly. Trainor
leaves wifo and two children.
FouSD DEAp.--Some parties passing
the residcncO OF Josepl: Ia Flour last
Monday morning found tho door open,
and on entering discovered him lying
on tho floor, with his feet toward tho
stovO, dead, but the body still warm.
A doctor was called, who on exalnina.
tion. pronounced TINT In Flour Ind
died from MI ottNok ofhcart disease.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

The House Committee on Postofices
will recommend M appropriation to pay
AL ante Iellum Southern mail contract
ors, their heirs or representatives, bal
nnces duo for transportation Of mails
up to tho 3lst OF, May, 1861. e.,
The Indications, nro that the Ways and
Means Committee will not attempt to
accomplish anything until tho regular
session. The strong protection ele-
ment. on the Committee will retard re-
vision Of the tariff, but Chairman Wood
contemplates thorough revision.
The Texas-Paciic people, it is snid,
contemplate presenting their scheme
on high moral plan. rs national ell.
,terprise. '''
The voto in the House to-day makes il
certain that the army cannot DO reduced
this session below 25,U0u, nnd so the
Republicans, assisted by tho Texas del
eGntion, have carried the first vital bill
Of the session. ... ......
sCoNsTASrISorLE, Nov. 10.-Detniled
reports Of yesterdays md Fridays bat.
Ties near ErzerOum show that the fight
ing lasted eleven hours. Two Russian
columns attacked the rcdoubt south.
east OF ErzeToum. One column sue
cceded in occupying the block house,
htIf Ficin1naI Ill., Nkl
preceiving the enormous loss OF the
former, retreated, the Turks pursuing
them MS far ns Dove Boyun. The Rus.
Sims lost lnrse quantity of arms and
ammunition, hut only few prisoners
LONDON, Nov. l0.-There is great un
ensiness i'll Pera. Placarls have been
posted in Constnntinoplo summoning
all patriots to rise, as tho Government
was secretly negotiating with the Rus
slams. The placards also urged the
murder Of Mahmond Damad Pasha.
Attempts have been made to fasten the
responsibility for these plncards on ex-
Sultan Murad, whose principal alten.
dants wero arrested. or, according to
ono account killed. II is creditabIy
asserted that Damad's illness was
caused by an attempt to poison him.
He is now out Of danger.
At the Lord Mayors banquet to.
night, tho E;Irl OF Bcaconsfield, re.
plying to the toast of "Her Mnjesty's
Minister'S" declared in strong terms
that the government unswervingly nd
henrs TO the declaration it lnatlo mt the
commencement OF tho war-that British
neutrality must ceasc il British interests
are assailcd or Inennced. He conclud-
ed: "Tho Government has both hopes
aud patience with respect to the war,
and l trust tho time il not far distant
when. with the rest OF tho powers, We
may contribute 10 the settlement OF
difficulties which mny secure tho pence
and independence OF Europe"
n Berlin correspondent says the
Porto hns cOnldentially communicated
to sOmo Of tho powers tho draft of q
programme for tho conclusion Of peace.
Pera correspondent states that there
are discussions Ill tho Turkish Cabi-
net on tho subject Of peace or war, but
tho peace party fear being accused of
secret dealings with Nussia.
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I.YlNChc6.

Carl Strahl, who was lynched last
Saturday, confessed to tho officer Who
was conveying him to tho sceno Of his
murders CColuuIbia, Ills. that he frat
shot and killed Henry Goetz, some dis
tnncc from his home, and then went 10
the house, killed Mrs. Goeiz, took
Goctz's mules and wagon, robbed tho
house md the premises of everything
Of nny value, and started for st. Louis.
When this WAS mndo known Saturday
nbouL ono hundred citizens deter
mined TO lynch the fond, and after COM
pelling him to show them where no had
sccrctcd tho body OF Goe:z, they took
him to tho woods and suspended him
from tree.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

THE Tybo Sun OF the 10th says: Hot
Creek was lively burg during the
enrly part OF this week. jefferson ].
Work, Receiver OF the United States
Land Office for this district, held Court
in Joslyn's Hotel and took the evidence
in the contest Of William Hooton vs..
John Dovan's application for n home
stead. Attorneys Curler, Sine, Cres-
we'll md Granger wero in attendance,
tho threo latter rs witnesses. We are
not advised rs to what the result will
De, but understand TINT the evidence
was very contradictory. An carly do
cision is.oxpected, and whom received n
full account Of the controversy will be-
given to tho readers OF tho Snn. ''i4o
Tho amount Of bullion produced TO
tho 7th instant, OF tho Two G. furnaces
is Sli,Oi5 so. Everything is running
smooth about the furnaces and mine,
aud additional men arc being put 10.
work ms fast rs room is made for them.
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The Senatorial Cnucun.

r. Respecting the proceedings Of tho
Republican Senatorial Cancus at Wash
ington. Saturday, wide discrepancy is
observable in tho reports. In one, tho
statement is made that great opposition
to, the President was developed, and
that the complete interchange of views
which for the FIRST time. took place, has
undoubtedly widenedc the breach be-
tween Hayes and the party leaders, and
that criticism of the formers Southern
policy were both earnest and bitter,
while another declares tho Caucus was
harmonious, aand that there. is less fear
of u rupture than at any time since last
spring. ''..- " "a ~
The actual results nro understood to
he that the Republicans agree to pre-
sent solid front to tho Democracy on
nll political questions; to vote unitelly
against the Democrats on Administra-
tive or party policy questions; to stand
upon the Presidents Civil Service
policy regarding appointments. md to
decline to confirm except where remov-
ais are clearly shown to have been
made for cause. .... "a d.. -.S
The general sentiment of tho Caucus
favored the speedy admission OF Kel-
logg to a seat in the Senate. aud there
was apparently no diversity OF opinion
as to the utter want OF validity in the
claims of Eustis for the other sent.
Tho Caucus took no action concerning
further changes in Senate Committees,
but there is excellent authority for pre-
dieting Tint Booth will shortly be made
Chairman of the Committee on Patents,
vice Wadleigh, who now holds that
Craftsmanship and tho ChairmAnships.
also Of the Privilege aud Elections
Committee. ..... .... o.. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

THE United StRtos Circuit Court in
Mississippi, has decided TINT tho seiz.
uro Of logs, lumber ana turpcntinc in
thnt State, recently, 10y Deputy Mnr.
Ellnl Oil n writ of sequcstrAtion. was not
in accordance with Inv. A motion to
qrash tho writ was sustained by Court,
md the Marshal at pascagoulA WAS
ordered to release tho property OF nll
persons not specially named In tho
writ. Tho wholesale seizure by tho
Marshal is said TO have worked great
injustice, rs tho innocent wcro made to
suffer equally with the guilty. "a.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

TnE sonalo Judiciary Committee, nj
n RpcciOl meeting, heard arguments
from ITor0co White, Of Chicago, repre-.
scnting tho Texas Pacific halfway Com.
pHny; Edward Atkinson, of Boston, in
bohnlf OF the Atlantic mud Pacific Rail.
road Company, aud j. u. Ally, for tho
Sioux City and Pacific Railroad Com
pany. Oh tho subject of tho interest In.
dCbtcdhess Of those corporations to Tho
United States Government, aud thc pro.
pcr'amounIs they should DO required to
pny annually for tho creation Of fsinkina
funds to discharge them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

The miners OF the Keets mine ut
Dendwood, in order to forco pc Yment Of
their wngcs, have tnken possession Of
tho mino. Thoy nro we'll armed prov
isioncd and fortified, and refuse all COM
promise, demanding full payment of
VT .,es due them, rs tho only terms up
OH which thoY will surrender tho prop
erty. They hnye thus far successfully
resisted tho Sheriff and II Is fenred that
blood will DO shed before tho difficulty
Is settled. Twenty-Five hundred dol
lars Is duo them from the contractors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

O'LEARY. tho pedestrian. beat John
Ennis IN n lOO.milo walk, nt Chicago,
Saturday closing at midnight, having
Undo tho dlsancc ~ seconds less thnu
20. hours, aud coming out fresh aud ro.
81, Ennis made only 81 inilOs, walking
IL hours, mud wos badly used mp. ,..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

IN tho cHso OF JnmCs Quigloy vs.
Central Pacific Ruilrond Company. mp
poaled by defendants to tho United
Slntcs Circuit Court. yOrdict for plan
tin was sgain obtained. ... ..
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The case Of Congressman Smnlls went
to tho jury Saturday. Tho defence did
not call nny witnesses, trusting itself
to the argument Of counsel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

PETER NICHOLSON, native Of Mas
saehusctts, nged ~ years, died nt Tas-
onrorn, Saturday. ----- .--
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JACK GAsTos, ono OF tho old.timc jchus
has established stngo limo between
TuscnrorN and Rock Creek.
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Invites special attention embracing as Il docs
all the novelties in tho Eastern markets. Hero
We diSp'ny the latest shndeS-seal Brown. Plum
Myrtle and Olive Green. Navy Blue, eto lin
oAsuMEREs,
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liberal discount from tho above rates to reg.
LAG quarterly advertisers. .'. ..
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g." Having nltcdupln
f1ESSNTs1 "icgani S.yln 1T" H~-,afTF:HGS;>
hAs-sA---Aessl atul having UrJVIdcd himself
with everything desirable and nrccssnry Ior The
conduct ofn FIRST.CLASS HOUSE, io womIL
inIGrn his friends aud tho public that t tho
Can always be obtained eyery IN xnry that is pro
dncrd oh tho raelHc Cohst-NPIbD GAaiIG,
rOuLTNSt FISH, and pABTIIY AND
MEATS OF Alb KINDS.
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AdvsrtisIng Rates Ia U. $. .CoIni a

SquareI On Lines Nnnpariel Type or space
. trluA hrst insertion ..---... ...........T a. 'G1
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hL90

hLso. ...
-...t ...,. .r Z
MEALS At ALL HOURS
AZ reduced IRtcs-30 nnd 40 Cents.
AZ tho Dar will 10 kcopi constantly on hard
superior assortment Of
Wines, Liquors Nnd cIgnrs-
e.
FRESH nALTIMORE 0YSTERs
Furnished In ovrty stlTio. ....
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FRENCH ROTISSERlE,

tOMMEItGIAL ST., NEAR FIFTH,
ELKO, NEVADA,
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Oh PIIISTIS &c;

~ EvEnY DEScIIrTIoS TnoNrTLr DONE, Ix ruE
BEST STrIE oF ruE Ant
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We Buy Goods 40 Per Cent. Cheaper
than Our soPposltsont

And this single fact eIpIaina the rsasnn why vo
can Afford To and do sell CHEAPER than any
house I'm our line Of bisiaois between Virginia
aud Omaha. l.aS,> ~, t..,E,a4 a. q.
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noOrs and sIroKsDs

Msdo by while labor. which We sell cheaper
Than inferior Eastern goods or those Of Chinr,e
manufacture. Call aud examine buckingham
d Hechrs celebrated go. o. Dr. and "x l., O.
r." BOOTS, the cheapest and best on The coast,
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AluURES.
DRoCADEs, ETo.

sHE H5t 'Has. .t-.eh. bhoCADEs' ETC.
Together With the uaost Gtylish TrimHinss In
GAloonS. FrinBes, Scguin Buttons, etc,
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!, Our BIG stoek o. CIothinIIrt thl,iIIt

Dig o'ock oo'i4t,S'l o1 Cfoi1inB ~ PM
l. by far the hnest over brought to Elko, and
will be sold at prices SO low that the hunbleIt
can purchase tho latest novclticsin
BUTTS, oyERcohTs. UlsrERs, ETC.
At Lower Prices tthAu were ever offered for
their consideration.
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OUR DRESS GOODS Dep DlIEIPPiARfIiIIMIERT fIiII

&s 80 "5t5aal i5fi m1fs
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e5-SOne but prepaid subscriptions received.
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The daily gazette., 1877-04-04
STREET MARKETS.

Butter, PRINT, 40a45 per pound; roll
30a33 do; eggs, 2oa22cts per doz chickens
1.ooaS16o per pair, cabbage 5cts head;
celery, 6a10 per bunch apples, 12a2t
per half peck; sweet potatoes, 15a25 do !;
white potatoes, ,20a25 do, and ,2Oas1 I'D
per bu. pork, 12a15 lb,, or $40 per hid.
cheese. 1Sa20 a h.; lemons, 20a25 per
doz.; oranges25 25a40 per doz.; apples, 15a2O
per hf. PIX; ounces, 15a25 do. pumpkins
5a25 piece; cider, 15a1S gal; turnips,
Sa10 hf. pk.;'sweet potatoes ,80a9O bas.
walnuts, 10a12 hf. PIX; sausage, 14a16 4
lb.; scrapple, 7a8 do; mince meat, 2lbs,
for 25cts,; corn, 56a5S a bushel; oats;
36a3S do; beef steak, 12a20 per pound;
stewing pieces, 8a16 do roast, 12a20 do
han, ,22 mutton chops, 16a20; legs, 15a2O
racks, 10a15;. lard, 13a14, for 25c; veal,
10a25 cat fish, 12a15; rock, Is; haddock
y; yellow neads, 15az5 per bunch, hal.
ibat, 20; shad, 25a65; Delaware shad
45a80. nackerel, 15a20 piece /; herring
70 cents per doz.; white perch, 15a25 pei
bunch; onions, 2 punches for cents
lima beans, 10a15; bologna sausage
10; shellbarks, 8 per qt., squads, 3Oa3i
per pair; squashes, 4a5 apiece; beets, cts
onions, Is half peck; honey, 25a35 pei
pound; pigs $5a$8 pair saiierkraut, Il
per quart; salad, 10a15 per head; spinach
10 inf. pix.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-04
COuatN Tdnes.

Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., Collector of
County taxes for the Southern District of
Wilmington Hundred, has settled in full
with the Levy Court for the year 1876,
and his official bond has been satisfied.
His error and delinquent list for the year
included assessments amounting to
about $682, 900, the tax on which is lit
tie over $2100. The error and delinquent
list of Mr.. Given, Collector for the North
ern District, is about 500 less on the
amount of the assessment, than Mr.. Car
penter's, and the tax will amount to
about $25OO. Mr.. Carpenters error list
is larger than it was for 1875, while Mr..
Given's is somewhat smaller.
While the tax rate for 1877 will be
much less than for the past year, owing
to the removal of the tax of ten cents on
the hundred dollars for State purposes, the
amou Mt raised by taxation will be about
the same, Thisis accounted for by the fact
that a large number of buildings, which
were erected since the general County
assessment in 1928, have been included
in the general assessment of 1867, just
completed, and will pay their share ol
taxation. Thus, while the people will be
relieved by reduction of their tax bills
the County will be enabled, to collect
enough money to meet the usual expenses
without serious inconvenience.