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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
From Tuesdays Daily.l
an AMcnd.

Our amusement loving ci;izcnts can
enjoy a rare treat this week. The IA
nous Taylor family will give one Of its
inimitable buricslue opera performan-
ces at Granger Hall on Thursday even
ing next and as the company is f~latter-
ingly Inuded 10y the p'css Of California
and Western Nevada, we shall expect a
irstrate entertainment.
The Carson APpeai of Sunday last,
gives the Taylor Tioupe the subjoined
send-ofT: at is n good show. Joe lay
Tor is II capital performer and quite an
accomplished vocalist. His banjo play
ing is exceptionally good. Miss Jennie
As u very pleasing actress, and sings
chGrmiugly. Matlic is IA surprisingly
gifted little girl. The Professor III Jsic
making on a variety Of instruments is a
very pleasing feature .! the perfo IN
aucc. i most excellent orchestra
accompanies this company. Thry
d4se.vc well c. the show going public"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
Notice TO Candidates.

NJ. p. Haynes. tho over onterprising
and goa headitive proprietor Of the
Cabinet Restaurant has made full and
complete arrangements for the daily
receipt OF fresh 4 No. l brains suitable
for persons running for Office. All eau
didases having four bits are most cor
daily Invited to test at his restaurant
tomorrow morning this qualifying arti.
clio. which will DO prepared aud served
in tho most approved style. Candi.
dates for Justice of the Pesco need not
apply unless accompanied with n Ger.
titicate of n respectable physician, that
they are of sound mind.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

THOSE Who are familiar With Lord
Byron's famous poetieal description Of
a storm in the Alps. might have en-
joyed q vivid realization OF just such q
phenomenon in this locality yesterday.
The long heated ter,u finally culminated
in q grand display Of celestial pyrotech-
mics. rafting thunders, driving gales
and delugcs of water ''From peak TO
peak leaped the live thunder" aud in
every quarter. the heavens were in n
constant blaze of binding lightning.
In this locality the storm was n aodsend
aud was hailed with general delight,
but rs will be scen in to-day's ISpE
EsDES it was a damaging visitation to
Eureka and Austin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

VIM. Nolan, ono Of the vld-t;me BOYS
who has long held the position Of cha,
de c~nishH-, may,r iso,o and others Of 70.
sponsib.liiy 1t Ia" cabinet" threw NJ
his commissions 4 couple Of days ago
and strtcE out for his mvorilc pastures
upon tAo sell Of .Ioutuua. While
briefly hnlting To enjoy the beauties Of
Bear lake, Utah, he procured the most
perfect specimen OF preserved fish Or
rock viii which the ItEu aJouuds-
that "" have set seen. Quail on toast
Is a small mattcr-withuUt the toast,
bat the excessively ~ultruurtud forms Of
tho aforesaid fish will always render
them unpopular az an article .: diet.
even with tao ruca tl,uvn in.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
Person

During the term Of Court Just closcG
oar Oil Austin acquaintance. barnard
Toner, now, and !Ur several years past
ono OF :Ac solid men Of Il iiiluad Dls-
trict, secured MS tinal documents ami
was enrolled among the yOl.u. syycr-
iEus u the sol.
Jim Campbell, one OF the old time
A~Usiimitcs, WAS in town II couple OF days
or business. He brought his " fe and
boy up with Lim igora Bullion District,
where lac has been LARGELY interested in
mining several years, aud returned with
them yesterday. Jim'a usual sood Iucl,
in mining still attends him, and We were
also pleased to observe that old Time is
treating him gently.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
Departures.
This morning-C. Wilder.
LEaE=Eu-EZ"
From Fridays Daily.



Bishop McAdams, better known among
ungodly Gentiles as ''Harv" arrived
here by the overland route from Zion,
last evening. Frank McPhotres, Bill
Moody, brother Sankey md the balance
OF the party which left here for the en-
joymcnts Of Salt Lake society, and
meanwhile to barter with the Saints, are
close 10y with n large herd OF fine Nor.
mon cattle. for which they snapped
bronco horses. The Bishop thinks he'll
slosh around here until the cnrrot crop
is thrcshed and the sorgum vines are in
bloom.
This morning Rev. Il. McCulloch OF
Elko. left for n temporary ecclesiastical
visit to Eureka. IIe will return next
Monday.
Bob. Chalmers, the pioneer yintnor
OF CoiUma. California. arrived from
salt Lake by this mornings train. The
native products OF Mr.. Chalmers vine
yard are becoming famous everywhere.
On the west bound train this morn.
ing. arrived two OF Elko's cattle kings,
MeHsrs. Dan. Murphy and Tom. Hid.
reth. Mr. Murphy will shortly return
to his herding grounds in the northern
portion Of this County, aud Mr.. Hill.
reth will proceed TO Battle Mountain
and Louis District.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
l,on., raraet RI.

II YOU arc troubled Siih nervousness.
orc d~isbcartoned. tired OF life, fear
death. or feel ont ~ sorts aa tle aayiu .
is, you may safely conclude that you
have the Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
The liver is very APP, Ia become torpid
this season Of the year IA poisons arts.
ing from slngnuut water or dpcayiug
vegetation arc more numerous, and are,
through iuhnlRtiur, ,aEHn into the
blood, Unless tho liver IL strong and
active. aud furnishes n supply Of fresh
and pure blood 10 dtigo ont The impuri.
tics. the above mentioned symptoms
surely follow. and II not needed, end
in more terrible diseases and death.
Whites Prairie Flower proves itstf tho
reGt Liver PiIU,ca. It's action on tho
liver Is diacren, from any medicine
over compounded. Its cures nrc truly
wonderful. Try il. Price twenty-five
cents aud s~cyonty.fivc cents. For snlo
b. our druggist L. L. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
a. Bruce.
slCnIiHfry.

DR.. Gardiner, the well known prnc.
teal dentist, has jrst returned from the
west, and is now located i'll DR.. Lucas
Office where he may be consulted with
respect to every branch OF his profess
sion. at all hours. Besides being on
adept in tho art Of extracting, filling
and preserving the teeth, the manufac-
ture and adjustment Of the artificial
article, from a single dental to an en-
tire set, is made q speciality. Those
requiring the services of u frs. class
dentist viii do well to- leave their orders
with him at once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
Personal.


Mrs. L. A. Rogers and daughters who
have been having "A pleasant time among
th.i, Mountain City friends during the
past I'VE weeks, returned home Thurs.
day evening.
Mr.. o. T.. Rogers, wife and daughter,
returned also from a visit TO the north
ern part Of the county, last evening.
A. w. Gedney departed for the hot
springs in Humboldt county, where he
will remain n couple of weeks for the
benefit of his health, by the tram this
morning.
Mr.. southern. formerly of the well
known firm Of Chenery, Southern X
Co.. who hns been in town u couple OF
days on business. departed for the Bay
by this mornings train.
Al. Fisher aud Dave Caspar returned
last evening from IL tour through the
agricultural districts South. They are
engaged in gathering statistics for their
great work III the eternal resources Of
nstural genius assisted by a lively im
ugination," 500 to isslr..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
Payment or EMO county uona.

In accordance with tho provisions Of
Section IL, oil an Act entitled IAN Act
TO consolidate and find tho indebted
ness OF Eiko Ccunty." Approved
February 23rd. 1871.
Notice is hereby given TINT il pre-
sen;cd ut my Office IN Eiku. Nevada.
on or before Monday. the I'd iny Of
Sept. 1878. the following EiSo County
Bond issued in Pursuance of said ac;
will be paid together with the interes,
thereon that shall have accrued nj tic
date presented. to Wit: Number
So. Should .bo snjd bond
not he presented within the time speci
fled then from and after the date named
to wit; Monday. the I'd proximo, utter.
est thereon will otuse.
JOHS IL RnADtFY, Treasurer.
Elko. Aug. 10th, 1915
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

Yesterday at Carlih n young man
named Ned PTintslow met with n pain
full accident and had a close call for his
life. A carpenter ut work with a broad
Y in the second story OF II buildiDg
let the tool slip from his grasp. The
X Srazea the side OF PIintslow's head
and striking his foot. severed three Of
his toes completely. The young mau
was brought to E!ko for surgical treat
ment. DR.. Moigs dressed the wound
aud Printslow returned to Carliu by this
mornings train.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

tcDSAuS CATTui
A week or ,cT days ago there arrived
IN EIko from the West n nice dnpprr
young blonde gentleman Gccnmp.nird
10y n not particularly uucou,cly middle.
aged lady. Tho pair registered them.
selves nt the hotel ns Mr.. Wagner aud
wife. From their actions tho ladies
about the hotel set them down as newly
married. There wcrc various other
conjccturcs made IN regard to them, u
OF which was pretty generally concurrcd
in. mud was that tho gentleman had
married tho lady for her money. soon
after their arrival. il trnnspirod that tho
stranger was n barber upi ho expressed
mn intention Of starting n shop, aud
about the sNmU limo one ~ tho san
Francisco papers contained an account
OF the wife oi q brewer OF that place
having ran away with q handsome
young iiarbor named Hahn. Az soon
ms the paper was road here every nor.
son with common consent decided that
MIR. and Mrs. Wagner were no other
than tho runaway couple there mon
toned. 1t had been observed, however.
before the arrival Of the paper contain.
ing tho account Of the runway that
there appeared 10 be u diminution in
tho attentions OF tho couple to ono an.
other. In n day or two tho woman
packed her trunks aud departed west.
ward After hot departure tho barber.
VINO had in tho meantime opcnod n
shop became exceedingly Respondent
and melancholy. aud yCstoriny having
sold out his shop NJ n sacrifice, ho also
departed wcgtg ard. Before his depnr.
tnr" he unbosomcd himself to the land.
lady OF The private boarding houao
where hc had been stopping. lie snid
no kne" That everybody know who lc
WINS ana what ho had done. That lig
cohscioiIco would give him no rost. and
like our fathcr Adam ho throw lhe blo,no
on Tho woman aaying that she Jcguilod
I'm lie sail that there would no mara
"oout tho matter in the papers, and
'nrow out hints Of Standardization ar
o'hcr desperate nets. II rtmnins I, bo
soon what further act rcmain. Ia bo
prayed III this drama which furuisbos
another instance Of how mo, o,I go.
WI, continue to love not wisely bu, Too
we'll. 'u' 700
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
Iron Wednesdays Daily.I
Concord OF th. Amntcur..

Concert OF the Amateurs.
The initial performance Of the Elko
Musical Convention under the manage
ment of Professor Iautau. came OF ut
the Church last evening, before n FULL
and app~reciativo audience of ladies and
gentlemen. The evening was excess
lively warm. and wretchcdly fatiguing
TO the performers as we'll as to the audi
encc. but the exercises were exception.
ally interesting and were listened to
with commendable patience. The Pro-
fessor is totally blind, but lie is u gem
tieman of pleasing presence, aud fully
posted i'll rgard to his musical profess
sion. At the proper moment Professor
Rutan made n pleasant little speech
which was followed by prayer by Rev
ercnd Robert McCulloch.
OF the musical excrllencies mani
tested by several members OF the class,
1t would be iuvidious and ungeneious
to speak when it was ~ apparent that
al OF our young friends were doing
their utmost to please everybody. We
may be permitted to state, however,
that 4 MALT score of the young misses
gave un~inistakaLle evidences Of possess
sing musical capacities Of q high order,
and we predict hat With suitable train
ing, the rising generation OF Elko. will
nz,,.,TsI, ~. ,...at H.. ,l. ....--.
III the noble art. The concert was n
gratifying success financially and other
wise. There were over iTo hundred
spectators present, and everybody in
to I'll is delighted with the first appear
aucc OF the amateurs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
trrOm Thursday. Daily. ]



Honorable +. T. Lowe. Ex-Governor
of California AMI late Minister to Chins
in company with his family. passed
through on tho west bound train this
morning.
Honorable George III. Shepherd and
his niece. Miss Walker. came in from
Smith Greek valley this morning.
James B. Hume. the ubiquitous de-
teeiive of Wells, Fargo x Co., came in
on the train fror; Salt Lake City this
morning and passed through to Sacra-
mento.
10 Scott came down from Hailcck
this morning.
Yesterday John r. Bradley and A. ].
Lane returned to Elko from Pine valley
where they were for several days engage
ed n rodeoing cattle. Mr.. Bradley has
gone TO Battle Mountain and will be
absent for a few days.
John Aialey, the well known Elko
hardware merchant, in company with
his family took the east bound train
last evening for Denver, Colorado.
where no aud his folks will remain for
two or three months. SIr. Ainley been
has out of health for some time and has
gone to Colorado for recuperation. We
hope he may return us fat as u Rocky
Mountain bear.
Robert Steele. an old resident Of
Reno, arrived here from tina: place to-
day, with his family. by their own con-
veysnce. Mr.. Steele has Il brother in
Glover valley. and is himself interested
in Il band Of cattle III hat locality.
The party leave here for Glover, this
evening, whore they propose TO remain
n couple Of months.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

TnE Humboldt river is now lower
than il has ever been for many years
aud II the present scorching weather
continues much Longer tho little fishes
in that stream will subjected to q sort
OF diurnal dry sweat. Professor SEES.
sions says that most Of tho mountain
springs which wero never known TO
fail before, are now rapidly drying up,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

ALTHOUGH everybody in Eiko is re-
joicing over the drenchipg rain storm
OF yesterday, yet il was u serious set
back 10 the Taylor Comedy troupe
which was compelled 10 remain here
another day and to forfeit their engage
ment at the Wells. The company will
perform at Granger Hall this evening
and we hope they may have u rousing
audience.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

We notice through the columns Of the
Typo Sun, that Dave O'Ncil, Il former
ci'ilcn OF Elko. md w~cIl-kDowr
throughout this county. is a Democratic
~camaiL-te Tor Sheriff OF Eye coIrty.
Dave has hosts % friends in this section.
Ia whom his nomination and election
would prove u source OF deep erntiica.
tiun. Although unfortunate in his lat.
tcr business venture, here, no doubts
Hro entertained as 10 his integrity. and
amy successes which may attend las
,nvrts, will be hailed with pleasure by
those who are familiar with Dawes past
history.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

James Brain X Co. have jus, received
direct from the East, The largest assert
iEent Of plain and fnncy canes ever
brought TO this market, comprising all
tho varieties, extending fIom tho taste.
fully carved switch of the Irresistible
''mashor,' TO the hickory ~bludgson OF
the iufurintcd papa. Every style, from
the wildly ornamental to the peculiarly
useful, mny now be procured at one
story figures 10y applying at Brain Il
Co.'S adjoining tho Cabine, Restaurant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

superintendent Sam. Jones, Of the
Grown Point mine, who also has
charge OF the Star mine OF Cherry
Creek. passed through for the latter
place, by the train last evening.
Joe Neugus, a well known lawyer of
San Francisco. was also u passenger on
h same train, bound for Prescott.
Arizona. via Salt Lake city.
Tony Pastors variety troupe was
heading cast Ivy the same train.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

The impression appears to have OBJ
taincd to some extent that the oxhibi.
ton of a poll tax receipt, is n prcrcqui.
site in registering q voter. Such is not
tho case; every voter otherwise quail.
fed, is entitled TO record his name with
Tho Registry Agent OF bis precinct,
whether lac has paid his poll tax or not.
Justice Taylor is now ready to take the
namo Of every voter presented in person.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

joins ASHLEY received yesterday direct
from the East a fine now thresher for
Cha". Adams, Of Mound Valley. Fur.
thor evidences Of the approaching har-
vest were afforded to-day by tho appear
once upon the streets of Dick Wines
big red thrcsher which has been in the
hands Of DR.. Philips, aud is now on
the way to the valley. The impression
that 1t was ono OF Forcpaush's poram.
hulhtng cages. was erroneous.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

Or Of those rotary hurricanes which
occasionally extend their dcnoraliziug
influence into this peaceful valley. Grew
into its vortex n portion Of George
Cans dwelling, OF the hill. dcpositing
a section of roof accompanied by n
brick chimney upon the foreign prem.
Uses Of a dwellor in the valley below.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
EricShta.

S~hipp-d-By rail. to-day, were l car
dressed pork east. ami 1 car Of the
same west, by Russell & Bradley; l car
Of barley for Eureka and / car asricul-
tural lmplinents for winnemucca. by
Reinhart & Co.
Receiycd-one car general merchan-
disc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

The glorious rain of yesterday thor
oughly saturated the thirsty earth in
this region and yet u cattle dealers
are not happy. They assert that the
d%renching moisture will destroy the
nutrtive qualities of dry herbago and
cause incalculable injury TO our natural
pastures.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

The sky has been overcast With rain.
clouds all day and the thirsty soil has
been slightly moistened by light
showers, but TIE earth has been so
thoroughly heated that the rain docs
materially lower the temperature of the
atmosphere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

II the sky remains cloudlcs. sharp
eyed s~targazers may witness n partial
eclipse OF the moon when it rises above
the horizon this evening. On the 29,h
Of last month the moon got between the
earth and the sun. Tonight the thing
is reversed aud the earth will get be
tween sun aud moon,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

MEssES. kEESEY 4 BIGELow are re-
established in their old Office, which
has lately been undergoing an over
hauling from sem TO stern. Instead
Of the single room formerly occupied
Icy Thorn, they have taken in the from,
room adjoining on !he west, both be-
ing iii;od up in ii neat and tassfuI style.
While the general routine of business
is being conducted in one room, clients
can o be comfortably and safely in
terTiewed in the other, II double purti
ton. imperyious to lesser sounds than
that Of tho belching n twelve FOUNDER,
intervening between.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

The Cabinet and Gem Saloons in
this town are elegantly ornamented
with n proiusiou OF gorgeous flowers
reared in the gardens of Elko. The
richest soils of CALIFORNIA; cannot pro-
duce floral exotics more beautiful than
are reared in the arid valley Of the
Humboldt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

On Sunday. Mr. Edison. the famous
American inventor. passed here on the
east bound train. During tho gentle
mans brief halt for lunch at the Depot
Hotel. he attracted more attention than
did Forepaugh'S big menagerie. AIR.
Edison was cordially welcomed to the
inequalities of Elko by several citizens,
but he stated that he had engagements
which required his presence further
east.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

To FAEMERs AM OruERs.-Hnying
assumed entire control of the black
smithing wagCS-mNking and machine
shops, am now prepared to do any
and all kinds of work in my line, par
ticularly ne repairing Of agricultural
implements, Oh tho most favorable
terms.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18


Henry Ward Beecher, the renowned
rciigio-pClitical pastor OF Plymouth
Church, passed through here on the
West bound tram this morning. The
sidewalk in 'front.' Of the Depot Hotel
Was fairly packed by people DESTROYS to
catch a glimpse of one OF the most re-
ulHThuG.e luen America las ever pre-
duccd. The photographers and On.
grnvors have made tie genera! public
familiar with the features uf the great
nest hider," but dull agt fills to de.
lineate The animated expression of the
wonderful Boechcr. In contour Of
features, robust physique and general
mako mp, sir. Beecher reminds ono for
chilly Of the portraits and statues o..
Doctor Franklin. On gazing upoa the
venerable mau, one cannot avoid IL feel.
ing Of regret that one 50 wonderfully
gifted should be 50 dread:ully slDirched
before the world. Sir. BrccLcr was
accompanied hy his wife and sister.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

IA noon to-day tho mercury regis
tered 100 degrees in the coolest pa,t Of
II Office. For several days past the
sky has been overcast by a dense can.
opy Of lead. colorcd clouds. but the
iuiid mass serves as a sort OF lii to the
sky and shuts out every avenue TO cool.
ing winds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

CouSrY CLgBK o. l.. GRgEN, has re-
ceiycd a now invoice Of registry books
for distribution In the county, which
will be furnished upon application. TO
any r,cclnc; not already provided for.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

A by the storm Inst even
ing. west of Palisade caused the ditch
ing of five ears of freight triau No. 8,
which left here at 7:3O last night; no.
body injured.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
An Accommodations Gaming.

a little black. and tan of Ben Filch's
IL evidently possessed Of n mind far
above the ordinary prcjudices Of her
species. The wall Of an extremely ado.
l~csccnt cat which had bocn dropped
just within tho houso Enclosure q two
nights since. attracted the attention
Of the little Tan" whom sho ut once
went in search OF tho mourning stmn-
gcr. Having found It.. she carefully
carried II to her kennel, depos!,ing it
with her litter Of pups. aud has since
devoted tho same attention Ia it accord.
cd her own offsping. in fact. her con.
ceri for the kitten appears 10 exceed
her affection for the pups; a shining
row Of objections being at once iutcr.
posed when so attempted to touch 1t.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

The undersigned Lnving n large guam
titY OF ice on hand will dispose of the
same ut wholesale. Parties wishing to
purchase can procure the same at the
very lowest rate from NJ. SPARKS,
ElEo, Nevada, July goth, 1873.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18
Frei=hts.

Shipped-one ear OF grain to Eure-
ka. for Reinhart L. Co.
ReesiVei--one car OF general mer-
chandise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

George Gansz is still in the field and
will furnish No. l nut pine wood to the
citizens Of Elko by the cord or carload
at - per cord delivered guaranteeing
full measurement Of i25 feet to the
cpV1
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-18

FINE imported claret can be had At
tho Cabinet Restaurant tables. Price
per quart bottles, 80 cents; pint. IS
cents.