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Richland beacon., 1878-01-12
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No llIbhiug IL eat.

While they were resting from work
u GJ1a Yesterday, Amos said:
&C.. Lcah'i cr white man rccdi.I' in
do paper dis morn!n' da: foxes wuz
Ja,in' wAuldet dcse wuz emmy hell
or aY,"
Sluch-," sad Oh 81; "you'sc 20:
dat wrong ccni 'mu>l, sho."
"\o, ,.h; Dat wa wha; he read in
4a fa2..!r ,,.
ucatcd 81
"Yas, sah; wLuIIcr when cr man
ci,o oa; Up hya' Ec went ter hell, cr
jess dissolved ter Jus' a,iui'
"LJoa.c hclA dol't want no
',pa;r w;l nobody. bat cf any man
cotlc foolir' round me Wid dat sor,cr
sLcip'ar hes gw!ac 'cr hear the git nv
tapIrr inter sAou'in' :ouos' said -.
"WAy is dAt ?"
"Naac :aiat rE.nr ter do, Yer
.r.a make q ni-,". b,lcle dar ain. no
Ieaaar,r. al s,e WAar Yer comes tor
Nbcry 5'con' LJuac'l b. or coar,.
Loua' an dc houses tWi&t 'cm Il hn
JAKE houses. i!i;, mou-h.y lard ter
keep 'el" s''a'c noW w.i ic SHERIFF a.
aai. pJ.c '.O." Ga: eve. -
"Ucn y5a'Sc Oh de sile ,a a. aah
az b'ims.cnr."
"You'se right. honey Z. you ,ink
Richland beacon., 1878-01-12

THE Ch;cago Tribune on the new
Washington paper: "fhc man who
can 70 into newspaper graveyard,
count III monuments, and then start.
another paper, wo",d herd sheep in .
tiser jungle. Or open an infant school
ir a ~G..i-p Y Lp,Y;.t'"
Richland beacon., 1878-01-12
----s 49,
Rival Labor Ny.;2L}s IL he
South.

Whom .ho OLD labor sys,cm Or the
South wo, upee; iy tie abolition o.
slavery. ,Lc serious occs.i.. a~ose-
by what Should :, be rcF'src.1 Three
theories were advanced a1l 4,oG''r
advocated icc 'Ho Utilization cf tie
.trei~au. These wc.- ;lo employ
men, e negroes p9 wages, he work
ing Of estates o1 1hare,-tae t>als
to receive a h5cra. proportion oi thc
c.oSs-a1d tie rca;;as e properties
at tair rates. Al these methods have
now been thoroughly 'cs,od and tie
conclusion reached, both hy owners
and l,bo:crs, is tLis-that the wages
system !, mos; satisfactory on I'll ac-
courts. Georgia has been the scene
Of ihc most extensive experiments
with he three modes. and her eypcri-
euce ~ilh them may be taken as
highly Instructive on the subject.
Sic has 4 department of agriculture,
and studies tie questions OF labor and
crops scientifically. The reports Of
tbs 1epsr,me2' 're iov" fegcl verv
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lowing persons WHO nave IesViH'
VIRGINIA.
Bishop D. s. DoGGETT, Methodist Conference.
Rev. 3 +. Wo &C IylI Virginia Conference.
Rev LEROY M. LEE g
Mrs. n. W; SMITH lIl Henry c. FL, Virginia
Mrs. F. J, SAyA A Belhaven, :.
W. A. VAUGHAN, Belefonte, "
W. G. HAMMOND, Shenandoah Iron Works.
F :. s s. 5 TAHaSG s Bias Rdg Depot
VEST VIRGINIA.
Rev. j. M. LANCK, Parkersburg;
E Y N wv Y. Wh EfsffsR" Hiderson;
J.T. CRUM, sandyyille;
F F. y M MAEEIN af!lf feT Tnion;
D. W. RODGERS, Raccoon.
NORTH CAROLINA
Rev. Dr. MANGUM, Prof University N. c.;
Rev Rev: B. B. i: JARVIS, Ja ~ S'''
B. J. BEEL, Beaufort;
S;G: Rt !. SGB Mffhln Es}ei;sn;
E. B. PENICK, MooresviIe;
r. HI. S. KEEN, Farmers.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Us. SWYGART, Aston;
Rev r. r. PEGUES, Cheraw;
I: VI GU fhhHR, A AiRen.
GEORGIA.
H. D. BEMAN, Sparta;
S. P. GALLOWAY, West Point;
L. A. LINK, Atlanta;
A. j. BESSENT, ValdeSota
J. c. STURGEON, Geneva.
ALABAMA. |
r. L. INGRAW, Chepultapec;
G. M. COCHRAN, Cambridge;
w. G. LITTLE, Mobile;
N H. SCRUGGS, Town Creek
p. H. S. GAYLE, Montgomery. d,
For sale bu DrlroistS and Country Merchants. LIZ
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pnetrp.
THE FIRST FLY.

February 21.-A bright, warm day. One Fly came
ont and made himself most Objectionable.
Little Fly, whence came you?
Little Fly. whence came youe
Go away,
Wait till May.
That's too soon,
Make it June.
Little Fly, whence came yOue
Little Fly, blame you!
Little Fly, I blame you.
Why? Bcuz
IT'S your buzz
Near my hair
Makes me swear.
That's why blame you.
Little Fly, hate you
Little Fly, l hate you!
Now-Oh, dear!
Onmy ear!
Off he goes
To my nose!
Little Fly, hate you!!
Little Fly, "dash'd' you!
Little Fly, 1 "dash'd" you!
'Dasl' was strong.
ssDash'' was wrong.
Iadmit
Ha!-A hit!
Little Fly, I've SMASHED your
[End of the Fly and the Sonnet.l
Punch.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-29

notice.
GOOD NEWS TO ALL!
By the earnest request of many Of my customers
will continue my
SELLING OFF AT COST
FOR (3O) DAYS LONGER.
1t is now sixty days since commenced this sale, and
during that time goods have been going off fast
Still there are many friends Of mine VINO
have been unable to avail themselves OF
this opportunity and have earnestly
requested to continue for
(30) DAYS LONGER!
have now on hand Large Assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
Such As
CALICoEs, DRESS GOODS,
FRENCH & HAMBURG EDGES,
(5O) Boxes of NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS,
And many other
NEW GOODS,
Al1,of which will now be displayed and
SOLD AT COST
thank the generous
Public for their appre-
citation of my efforts, as I
have been candid inmy endeavors,
toplease everybody will still continue
TO SELL OFF AT COST, UNTIL APRIL 1sy
MRS. GLADKE
Is now East, where she will remain for 1907 days
days. She will attend all the Grand Openings
in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. New Goods will be
coming in daily during
her absence, and on her return
the Ladies of SSauntOn and the sur
rounding country may surely expect
RICH TREAT IN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OUR STORE
Will now be fitted up for the comfort and conve
nience of our Lady Customers. Let no
one who wishes to buy Spring
Goods neglect
the above named opportunity,
hut of h,,1y dc oI,a ot
= c. A. GLADKE.
Messrs. ]. E. SMITH and JAMES T. LIGHTNER
are in attendance and will be glad to see all theil
friends.
marchS
( )LDEsT DRUG STORE
STANTON.
BERKELY Il CO.,
Have always on hand the
BEST ASSORTMENT OF
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
Eye sTUFFs,
LAMP GOODS,
FANCY, AND
TOILET ARTICLES
OF Every Description,
TROUT'S OLD STAND
MAIN STREET.
Call and examine our stock.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours,
dav and night. SEPT
STovEs! sTovEs! sTovEs1H
We have received our extensive
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-29
VEST POCKET CURE"
DYSPEPSIA.

dered stomach. we REFER TO the IOl-
to the value of this remedy:
MISSISSIPPI
Rev. T S. CAMPBELL, Starkvllle;
Rev. W. B. HINES, Meridian;
Rev. R. S. WOODWARD, NatcheZ;
Prof. A. P. STEWART, Oxford;
j. w. WOOD, Duck Hill.
LOUISIANA.
Mrs A. HAYDEN, Amite;
&C. A Al RE Jackson;
W. B. PROTHRO, Mt Lebanon
TEXAS.
S. A. HAYDEN, Paris;
Rev. W J. 81, GR q III;7 Dresden;
J. M. DORIAN, Corsicana;
I. REICHARDT, BRENNAN.
KENTUCKY
Rev. W. 7. ROWLAND Richmond;
Rev: j. w LEWIS, Hopkinsville;
wv. CADE Smithland;
Rev; G; J. MU [F,l Milburna;
W. ID. SUMMERS, Hopkinvilfe.
MZsSO URL.
Judge E H SMITH, Bonneville;
W W HILL, Fulton;
G W HARLAN, Pennington;
C S HODGES, st. Louis.
TENNESSEN
Rev J II KEITH, Cleveland;
Rev DAVIDSON Memphis;
Rev W W HARRISON, Rockford;
DROMA l6;it Murfreesboro;
ARKANSAS.
B. L. FURGUSON, Yellville;
RO. EWIN, Centre Hill;
Rev. j. NJ STEEL, Harrisburg;
B. A. MORRIS, Walnut Ridge;
Rev. JOS. ANDERSON, Helena.
F. L. BINFORD Los Angeles, California;
Rev. A. ADAMS, Wheatand,
Rev E BROADDUS, Elk City, Kansas;
Rev W. H. JORDAN, La Harpe, Illinois;
G. j. JOHNSON, Alton Illinois
ice 25cts. and $l, Cooper Bottle ,- ---.
DIR. N. WAYT s. BRO, Agents for Staunton, Va
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
Winter Schedule of Trains on v R. R. and Fl.
r. and v Branch B. & o. Il. R., taking effect No
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| IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.
i Having made large and costly additions In INV,
breeding stock, from the best herds and 1of.s ~
England and America, can furnish ~ AZ
| SHORTHORN Durham) CATTLE
sOUTHDOwN SHEEP,
BERKSHIRE,
ESSEX,
and PoLAND-CHINA PIGS
at reasonable prices. For the success of nv STOOL
the fairs, refer to the report of the leading ornto
ural Societies of this State far the past three
Satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable time pivanf dS.
untOubted notes. 9'oh oiL
Send for catalogues and prices.
A. M; BOWMAN.
1unel-y Waynesbogo Va
DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE
We have good second hand newspaper hand
PRINTING PRESS
For sale--yery cheap.
feb1-tf STANTON VrNn1f6rop
ITO INvEsToRs.-For sale, an excellent b,sinoss
prOpelt y, on Main ST. first class location ratr
readily ten per cent, Fer particulars address ins
LOCK BOX 213,
]anlS=H Staunton Va
ehE TO 800 PER DAY AT HOME-Samnles xyort,,
se.1 q nee 1 SIlNSON 4 CO., Portland, Maine.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STANTON, Va. Feb, 2Sth, 1875
T. M. McCue's, Admir-,
VS.,
Isaac FarrOw, and others.
All parties interested in the foregoing cause. pend
ing in the Circuit Court of Augusta county take no
tice that have fixed upon the
18th day Of April, Meet.
atmy office, to state the following accounts, what
property real or personal OF Isaac Farrow has been
sold nder DEGREES in this cause, and in the case of
Stout VS. Farrow: for what amount said proper y
was sold ; how much of the purchase money has
been collected: in what kind of currency; by whom
collected and how the same has been disposed OF;
what amount is still due TO the estate OF Thomas W.
McCue decd: and WHO has the same in possession,
&c. All of which accounts are directed to be stated
by decree in this entered December 4th, 1877,
at which time and place you are required to attend
without further notice. a
1nar1-4t COmr in Chancery.
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i RICHMOND, VA.
$3.50 PER DAY. $3.50 PER DAY.
Stuated'in the heart of the city. commanding fine
views. and adjoining the Capitol Square and Cover
nor'S Mansion
This splendid new hotel, the only one situated in
the fashionable portion of the city, and adjoining the
beautiful Capital Park with its statuary, monuments,
fountains and flower bedS-is newly and elegantly
FURNISHED throughout, and its bill of fare is not ex-
celled in quality and variety by any house in the
State. - -
There has been recent additions several splendid
rooms to this spacious house, together with large
and elegantly arranged reception room.
Special suits of rooms always ready for wedding
and large travelling parties. The arrangements are
frstclaSs in every respect The price of board has
been fXed-owng to the great scarcity of money
at the reasonable sum of
$3.50 PER DAY.
The patronage of my friends and the travelling
public are invited to make Fords Hotel their hOme
A. FORD, Proprietor.
Late one of the Proprs of the Exchange Hotel.
P.s;-NIy coaches run to and from all depots and
steamboat landings dec2S
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO .
~ RAILROAD
On and after SUNDAY, March 3rd, 1878, Pas
Senger Trains will run as follows:
FROM sTAUNTON-WESTwARD
Leave Staunton. ASP M. 4.10A M
Arrive Goshen, GIT 533
MillborO, 6.43 551 81
'COvingtOn $50 " 7O5 "
Arrive Hinton l.30 A. M. 1920 $
Charleston 7.z2 30S
Huntington, 10O0 $50 IS
EASTWARD.
Leave Staunton, 1905 A. M. Lis A. M.
Arrive Charlottesville, 12.05 2. M. 3.22 A. NJ
Lynchburg, 5'l5 7. M. 1l.00
GOrdOnSvllle, l20 p. NJ AIS "
I" Washington 600 i" 500 s.
Richmond, SIS T30
Trains leaving SJaunton at 1905 A. M. and 4.25
P. run daily Except Sunday stopping at all re-
guar stations
Trans. leaving Stauntcn at 4.1O.A. M. and LIS
A. NJ. run daily, stopping at all regular stations be
Millboro, Goshen. Waynesboro Alton, Greenwood.
Meechums River Ivy, Charlottesville, Gordonsyllle
Junction and Richmond.
Sleeping cars run on 40 A. M. and LIS A M.
trains between Richmond and Covington. Also
SIeeDing cars will run in connection with No
HY-TO WESTERN EMIGRANTS-For Maps,
Railroad Time Tables, Land Circulars and Guides to
The Mining Regions of California. Colorado, Mon
tana and Nevada. Lowest rates on household goods
sas Kansas, Texas, and the entire est and South
w est Call on address j III. WOODWARD Emil
81 ant and Ticket Agent, or G. c. DOYLE, Passen-
ger Agent, Staunton, Va.
CONWAY Z. HOWARD, G. P.&T.Agt.
w S. DUNN. Engineers SuDt.
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INDUCEMENTS TO PROMPT TRADE.


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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-29

Money saved by nsuring in this company on the
term PLAN Before insurng elsewhere get our rates,
WAYT & TAMS, Local Agents.
mar301y Successors to T. A. BedSOe \
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INDUCEMENTS TO PROMPT TRADE.
We offer to-day the largest stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
to be found in any house South of New York, con-
siSng in Sugars, Coffee, Tea, SyrupS, Salt Bacon,
Lard, Fish, Cheese, Canned Goods Starches, Spices
(grUlnd and whole,) Pickles and condiments Raj
sins, Nuts, Fruits, Candies, Sauces, CatSupS
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
specially In fact, any thing wanted in the Grocery
line can be had OF us.
We have no drummers- deal direct with the Trade
at a small margins.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.
We exchange goods for country produce Or buythe
JOHN E. MORRIS & CO.,
1924 Main Street,
Richmond, Va,
Produce received on consignment and prompt re-
turns made on account of sales novS0-3m
Drw1rrs
ECLECTIC CURE.
For sprains Cuts, Bruises, Sore Throat &C., &c.
Read the following certificate from well known
man. an hundIed others can be furnished.
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE, Md, NoU. 1St,1S77
/, MEssRs W. J. PARKER & Co.,
NOD S. Howard Street,
Having sprained my ankle so badly |
as to be almost unable to get about, I was induced
to make an application OF Dr. DeWitss Eclectic Cure
which relieved me in one night. take great pleas
ure in recomn ending it, believing it to be an in.
valuable household medicine.
VIM. H. VERIFY.
IS For Sale by Geo. W. May & Co. -@e
mars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07
Mining Patents Received.

The following mining patents have
just been placed upon record in the
County Recorders Office:
Leila" mine and mill site; appli.
cants, C.. w. Bennett, Calvin Wells
and Aaron French.
MONARCHY" applicants, C. w. Ben.
nett, Calvin Wells, Aaron French and
VIM. Humphreys.
est. Johns" applicants, c. W. Ben
meet, Calvin Wells, Aaron French, VI.
S. Stickney and Francis l.. Graham.
"Great Expectations" applicants,
c. w. Bennett, Calvin Wells aud Aaron
French.
These mines are all located in Spruce.
mont mining district, and the letters
patent just received through the Eureka
Land Office, are the first filed for re-
cord in this county.
Anew set OF handsome books spec
iaily for recording mining patents,
has just been opened. with the entry
Of all accurate transcript of tho docu.
ments mentioned. The work, includ.
ing the colored plat OF survey ombod-
led in each, has been elegantly done,
rejecting credit upon the Office in
which IL was executed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07
Chicago stock Exchange.

We received from tho East, to-day,
the prospectus of the "Chicago Mining
and Stock Exchange" Tho circular
reports the organization now complete.
and prepared to receive and net upon
applications for placing stocks upon
its call list. Tho regular daily calls
will commence next Monday.
The principal object OF tho Exchange,
as set forth i'll its Constitution, are to
provide proper facilities for the sale
and purchase Of Stocks, Bonds, etc.,
and TO obtain and disseminate infor-
nation in relation TO mining and me-
tallurgic interests. 1t is expected that
the sale Of Stocks OF Mining Compan.
les will form prominent part of the
business of the Exchange, and special
reference has been had to transactions
i'll this class OF Stocks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
Nevada, IN and for the County OF Eiko.
frank Grca'zcr and II. Grunbaum. Plaintiffs,
again't VI. l.. Grover aud Edward Dlundcll,
Defendants. Action brought In the District
Court OF the Ninth judicial Dlstrict of tho
state OF Nevada. Ia aud for the County Of
Ilko. and he complaint lled In tho Office Of
tbe Clerk Of said District Court.
The state OF Nevada sends greeting 10
" L. GROVER and EDWARD BLUNDELia
Defendants, You are hereby required
the above named Plaintiffs In tho District Conf,
Of the Ninth Judicial District OF the state of
Nevada, In aud for the County OF Elko, and 10
answer The complaint flicd therein. within ten
sctyico ON you Of this summons--if served
Within this County; or. " served out Of this
County. but IN this District. within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty dAys--or Judg.
mrnt by default will bo taken against yon, ac.
cordiug TO the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action Il brought TO obtain n Iudo.
mcnt Of this Court for the sum Of -Four Hnpd.
rcd fifty'eight and scyeniy-nvo one. .hundreih
ittbSI5l Dollars Gold Coin, alleged io be q
balance due for goods sold and delivered by
Plaintiffs to the Defendants between the ath
day OF April, 1876. aud the 3Q,h day OF Ju,y,
1877, at The request OF said Defendants, and
ErcOsts Of suit, Rs will more fully appcaF by
reference 10 the complaint on Mo IN my once.
And you are hereby notified that 10 you fail
10 appear AMI answer said complaint az above
required, 'hc said Plaintiffs will take Jud dgincni
against you for the sum ot SEAS. "a. gold coin
aud costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and ue Seal Of
the District Court OF the Smith Ju.
dicial District Of the state OF Ne.
lsEALl Sada, County q Elko. THE 7iih dag
Of feDruaty. ia the year of onr Lord
ono Thousand eight hnnd red and
seycnty.cigbt,
m2aood o. 4. GREEN. clork.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

THE RcUeiiis nlluding to tho elope:
ment Of the Austin preachers wifo
with that "nico Young man who dane.
ed so divinely, smiled so sweetly and
manipulated the church organ SO ar.
tisticnlly, of the name Of Emory" she
is young, pretty and silly; no is n
drunken worthless scrub, and the ulti.
mate fate in store for tho misguided
woman, can easily be conjecturod." p"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

The Belmont Courier man has recent
ly been projecting around among the
mines OF his locality, and in Saturday g
issue states that ut the Ell Dorado South
they had just commenced raising ore,
and the car samples averaged over $500
per ton. At the Belmont they have in
the neighborhood of 200 tons of ore on
the dumps and in the ore.house that
will mill over 500 per ton, and between
the 200 and 9G0-foot levels some 500
tons of the same quality of ore ready
for stoping,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

ed Elliott that Austria would remain
neutral in the event Of an Anglo. Rus
sian war. Things look very favorable
to Russia ut the commencement of the
week, but they have now resumed an
uncertain aspect. Count Andrassy
shows no disposition to yield to the
persuasions of General Ignatieff. The
latter only speaks of explanations, not
of concessions, to be made by Russia.
SATURDAYS White Pine Ners con-
tains the following: News has reached
here that Dick Rice, we'll known resi-.
den: of this county, was hung by mob
near blackberry, Arizona, some six or
seven weeks ago. Mr.. Rice lett With
ington's ranch, on White river, last
January, with good team and $1,000
in cash, for Arizona. The particulars
of the affair which resulted in his sad
death, rs they reach us, are these: On
the way down he fell i'll with two other
men-strangers-an they continued
their journey together, While camped
near blackberry. early in February,
one of his picked up companions got
into a row at blackberry and killed
man. After committing the deed he
ran for the camp, pursued by mob.
Rice and the other man, doubtlossly
knowing nothing of what had occurred,
sought to protect their companion and
showed fight. The result was that the
murderer was shot dead and Rice lynch
ed. These facts We have learned from
n letter received by Mrs. Wilmington
from the Postmaster at blackberry,
which leaves but little doubt of the
truth of the sad affair. Rice is we'll
and fayorsbly known in this county,
having worked for Mr.. Wilmington a
long time. He is said to have been an
industrious and peacenble man, and no
doubt his sad fate was brought about
by the companions he picked up on the
way. His people live in Iowa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07
A R.llroad comnl..lo..

An attempt to create another sinecure
Office is being attempted by the intro
duction In the lower House Of Con-
gress. of bill proposing to establish q
Board Of Pacific Railroad Commission
ers. to consist Of three persons 10 be
appointed by the President. The SUM
of $4,000 per annum, is thought to be
about the figure each member should
receive for the valuable service he is
expected to render: thirty thousand
dollars for riding in palace coaches,
and eating big dinners washed down
with railroad wine!
If the President will agree to appoint
us, or even n near and dear friend OF
ours upon that fat commission. We
pledge our most violent support Of the
measure, but upon no other conditions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

TnE wonderful Keoley Motor has
just been scientifically declared, fraud
The unscicmtinc. but rational portion Of
tho worlds people, arrived at that con.
clusiou long ago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

SAID young doctor to lady patients:
"Iou must take exercise for your
health, my dear" "All right" said
she; "lll jump at tho first offer"
They were married about six months
afterwards.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

THE convention Of the National Party
OF Illinois met at Springfield Thursday.
with 200 delegates present. A State
Treasurer was nominated. The resoiu-
tons demand the issue OF sl0O, ,O0O, 900
in full legal tender Treasury notes. do.
olaring the Government can best
strengthen ils credit by first paying it's
interest bearing debt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

TBE House Committee on Public
Lands has recommended the passage
Of Pages bill, to sell timber lands IN
California, Oregon and Washington
Territory. The hill also releases par,
ties who have violated the law in cut
ting timber from public lands. on tho
payment Of 80 so per acre for all land,
from which they have taken the timber
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

WM II. LEEnY AND EDWARD DurrS
we're killed by giant powder cartridge
explosion in the ophir mine, Saturday
night. Their bodies wero manglcd oi-
mos, beyond recognition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

"DID YOU do anything TO resuscitato
the body1" was recently asked Of the
witness at n coronor's inquest. eyes,
sir. we searched the pockets" was the
reply,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

To DANCE well. man should know
as little ms possible Of everything else.
llc can balance partners better II his
hair is parted in the middle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

TuEnE was u clever boy who said
that he liked good rainy day; too
rainy to go to school, but just rainy
enough 10 go a.fshing."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

HEAEtNo that the matrimonial fever
had broken out again, a medical gen.
tlcmnn remarked that lie knew IL; il
was the Ito fuss again.