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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06
pcrs iiai.

Levi Wilsey returned from Il visit to
his family in sacramento by the train
Monday evening.
@. w. Lt;;on, WHO has been on n
visit among relatives in the mississippi
valley during the past two months, re-
turned home on Monday. We under
stand this was his frs. visi. 10 his old
Eoaae since his arrival ia California at
an carly day, and was a source of great
satisfaction 10 both himsc!! and the
friends aud relatives with whom the
time during his absence from here vas
spent.
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s:a.e Arrivals.


The artcsIan we'll on he hill has now
reached Il depth OF iGD feet, and OF
coUrso, the progress downward is be-
coming much siowc~. more laborious,
and consequently lnosc costly. The
Ggsur Is still being u :ed. but time and
iebOr are chiefly con suIned III raising
the earth from the bpttom, which nee
e~sSRrily increases IL e cost of sinking
as depth is attain 81. Although bed
rock. nor gravel req Giring the use OF
the dill has not yet been encountered,
tubing has not been necessary, the
strntas passed through being principally
Of clay and hard pa 4, showing no signs
Of cayimg. Tho We rk il being pushed
steadily forward, and considering the
weight ci stem to 10 handled at short
intervals good prog 'ess is being made.
An enterprise Of tbs character requires
money to carry il on TO completion,
and as the success of the undertaking
will prove 81 great benefit to the town
1T large. there is no Loabt but that citi-
zena will encourage the prosecution of
the work by substa.itia assistance. A
flowing well ut tho point designated
would not only GiFo:G a liberal supply
OF water FOR irrigation. hut for protect
ion against fire in any part of the town,
its presence would he invaluable. A
vein OF water that will rise above the
surface, once struck. and the expendi-
inro Of n cOmparaG yely small sum OF
money would suffice TO lessen the dan
Ecr from conilagGt!on TO such al extent
that the "moGn; saved by our citizens
through greatly reduced rates of insnr-
ance on property, would justify the out
lay rs the ye.y best kind of an invest
mCnt.
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The IIIbcrnica To-NIyht.

Howorth's grand IEibernica exhibits
at Peterson's Hall again tonight, with
an entire change Of programme. The
hall last night was crowded to rople-
ton, aud the entertainment il unani-
mOusly pronounced both pleasing and
interesting. The panorama represent
ing scenes in Ireland and other por-
tons OF Europe. is. q series Of really
iucritorious paintings, and tho comical-
tiles appropriately presented as tho
same Is being passed, are a source Of
amusement, being judiciously COM
binod with the sentimental.
Tim Conan rs "Barney the Guide"
and Dan Howard in his character
sketches, introducing original songs,
dances, etc, we're first. rate, and brought
forth continued applause. "Barnoy
yC~nllaghan," or tho "Roso OF Casioi''
will he introduced tonight, in which,
Mr.. Conan and Miss Pointer tako tho
lending parts. Harry Nicholson ap.
pears tonight In what IL known as tho
"Spidcr dance" aud II tho name is
suggestive, this part Of the performance
nj lonst should afford n field for tho
contemplation Of our local naturalists.
The execution Of Mr.. Archer upon
the organ was surprisingly sLilltui; tho
rendition Of tho most rapid music being
clear, distinct aud in excellent taste.
Reserved soats nj The PostoniCo. ns us.
ual; doors open ut 7:i5, performance
beginning at 8 o'clock.
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Now orIh's IIIbrruirn.


This famed Comedy Company com.
prising some Goyon members will mp.
pear according TO announcement at
PC,crson's Hall, this evening. Their
entertainment partakos largely Of Com.
ody, but Is ~intorsporsod with tho must.
cial, scenic md pictorial. Mr.. Conan
and Miss Pionior appear in song md
dances, and both are said to DO very
clover in their respective roles Mr..
Howard in his Tcutonic spccinltips.
and Harry Nicholson in character
song, have the reputation OF being un.
oHcolled. John lIowofih, rs tourist
and lecturer, III his presentation OF
scenes in foreign counties. assisted By
mn admirable arrangement for prohhe'
ing striking scomic effects, IA potticl.
larly interesting. Takou altogether
tho entertainment IL ono of unusual
intorcs! and variety, as well az highly
nmua!ng.
Reserved sonts may DO procured at
the Post 0nicc, II applied FOR ut once,
rs many arc already taken.
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fGngiish Opera.

Andy Mckay, business manager for
tho Richiugs.B Bernard English Opera
Company, arrived here from tho west
Inst evening. aud to-day made oil nee
easary arrangements for tho appearance
at Po:erson's Hall, next Friday even.
ing Of the lannon's De Murska. with tho
entire Opera Company consisting OF
forty hrst.class artists. The fact that
tho company has recently been afflicted
with internicine troubles is we'll known
TO rc0derS OF the Virginia city papers,
but those difficulties have been salts.
faotorly adjusted. The company con.
cludes an engagement Mt Eureka ON
Wednesday, from thence coming east.
ward, giving but one entertainment.
here. The fame Of DE Murska and tho
company at large, is to widespread 70
require comment from us.
Reserved seats cnn DO secured at the
Postoficc. See advertisement In nm.
other column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

VIZ learned that NJ. Heffner. one of
orr Oldest settlers, has sold his stock
and ranch near Hnlleek Station, and it
was reported, with the view Of remov-
ing 10 California. In a convesation
with Mr.. Heffner. who is in town to-
day, however, he states tina: he had
not fully determined upon leaving this
State, and might still remain a citizen
OF Elko County. We hope he may con.
cludo to continue with us. believing he
will find it to his advantage to do so;
moreover we dislike to lose any Of our
good citizens.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

The eager and nipping air o'niRhts
lately has been peculiarly advantageous
to the growers Of the ice crop N this
section. and the fArmon Of congsaled
huid are just now busiIy harvesting.
The almost entire absence OF mi thus
far during the winter has also been
favorable to tho production Of a goo
article. giving it unwonted c~learness
and Solidity. Tho handsome blocks
being slowed away for cobbler aud
jaiep service mex. summer. are pure
ehrystal cubes anl are at least IL to
I6 inches in diameter.
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Installation.

The following officers wera installed
Oh the evening Of II. Johns Day Dec.
9Th, 1877. III Palisade Lodge No. 30,
i. AMI \. ~: w. 5. Mcclellan. W.
NJ; L. =. Moore. S. "; j. II.
Hathaway. j. W; VIM. Mousloy,
Treasurer; J. n. Hill, Secretary; Neil
Campbell, :. D.; ID. IL. Lyonc, J. D.;
T. il. Jewell, Tgl,r.
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Tho stage from Tuscarora this oven.
ing brought down and delivered ut the
ofico Of Wells, Fargo & Co. nineteen
bars OF Grand Prize bullion, valued ut
$5C,7O3 10. Tho snlno stage brought
from tho Leopard mill, NJ Co%rnuccpia.
hrc bars OF bullion, ~hich was valued
al $500 0S.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

CALI AT James Brain h Co.'S. Jowolry
store and SOC the fuo assortment OF
Diamonds, fine Gold Jowelry. --latest
Patterns Of Chains, Rings, Gold and
Silver Watches, Silver Ware. Guns, Re-
y~olyets, Etc.
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The En.am,rn,en, Bali.

We are authorized to that
the members OF ElEo Encampment. L.
o. o. F., will give q grand ball at this
place on the evening OF tho 22d Of next
month. Arrangements for the same
arc being perfected particulars Of which
viii be published in due time. 4 grand
affair may be expected.
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NOTICE.

Z. Phillips is authorized to receive
all moneys due to the blacksmithing
firm of II. Hnshage & Co., he having
again assumed entire control Of the
business and will conduct the m
HAsHAGK & Co.
Elko, Sept. "a, 1877.
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County Commissioners.

a special meeting OF the County Com.
missioners, for the purpose Of closing
mp thor business for the year. was held
at tho Court House to-day; full Board
being present.
Upon the conclusion OF oil business
before IL, tho Board adjourned until
Monday. January 9TH.
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Notice.

Applicants for admission to the Pro-
paratory Department of the st ate Uni
versity OF Nevada will please present
themselves for examination, Monday,
January 9th, the first day Of the new
term, or at any time during the present
vacation.
d. r. SESSIONS, Principal.
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FINE, fresh, sweet eastern cider, jus
received at the Gem" and for sale by
the barrel or gallon; also fresh east
ern Turkeys, Chickens, Geese and
Ducks.
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Lost.

Between the Hotel and Peterson's
Hall on the evening Of New Years Day
a black satin folding fan with white
figures. The finder will confer a favor
by leaving it at this Office.
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by rail to-day were: l car lumber
for Smith & wilsey; I car wood for J..
s. Mayhugh; | car wood for v. G.
Bartlett and 1 chr gonoial merchandise.
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Viek-s Floral Gutae.

We are in receipt of "Vick's Floral
Guide" for 1878. 1t is tho most COM
pleie catalogue issued in the United
States. Address James Wick, Roches-
ter, New York.
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NJ. Bonner. L. J. Flnttor, NJ. y. Xix.
IA. w. L. Smith, G. w. Conner. ]. s..
Gardner. j.. Mnhaua, Jas. Logan and
w. Richardson.
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The stngc from TusrHT0Ia last even
ing brought down aud delivered at the
Office OF Wells, Fargo < Go. . bars Of
Grand Prizo bullion, weighing 5iJ
pounds and valued Rt $40, iuS 20.
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To the Indlea.

Just received nj IS. Remnant & Co.'s
q large assortment of the Latest Styles
90 Foil and Winter Hats, trimmed.
Also, some or { Q nnest touches ever
seen in this town.
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Departures by stage this morning
were as follows: Lew. ~Iieycnmar, j.,
Davis, r. Evans nul - Frazier.
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Stage

Arrivals by stage this evening wrre
as follows: Mrs. Hawke, Thos. Jewell,
Prof. Stewart, Miss L. Curry, G. Boglie
and one Chinaman.
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dEouGE wEsrrALL succeeds Charley
Leach rs Foreman Of tho Grand Prize
mine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06

CALL and examine the beautiful
stock Of ruchings ind silk handker-
chiefs at A. l.. Badt's.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-06
san FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4. 1878.
FOBENOoN BOARD.

EoihH@Nooe aSAIkID.
475 Ophir, "a, 50
lOl5 Mexican, 1874, I5L
40 Gould and Curry, 81
1G5 Best aud Belcher, 20, 1917
Coz California, 2SA, 20
i5O Savage. ~, llm
ll5O Con. Virginia, 24A, 24X
SO Chollar, 36L
$40 Hale and Norcross, 9s.. 9X
$40 Point, GI, Ga 50
3l5 Jacket, 10, l0tE
1920 Imperial, !, 95c
5i5 Kentuck, 5I, 8
20 Alpha, -. 1877 ..r
800 Belcher, 81, 5L
40 Sierra Nevada, ., So
CD Utah, 10, l5L
100 Bullion, 6L, So bio
800 Exchequer, 1866
40 Ovcrmap, 22L, % b30
$50 Justice. 81, 81
1880 Alta. %, 22L
$50 Julia, 1909, "a
$50 Union. Z, g. DO
27O Caledonia, 4iac
so Occidental, HOO
$50 Senator, 81
100 W~oodvIlle, 95c
$40 Washington. 1lL, IL
80 Kossu,h. zoe .
40 Silver Hill, az, 34Oc
go Dayton, 6Oc, Coo
1916 New York, lG5c, 1850
$50 Andes, /
200 Wells Fargo, Toe
500 Leyia;han, 4Oc
500 North Con. Virginia, 75c
G55 Benton. 80, 3S0c
$50 Lee, l20c, llOc
400 Boyle. soc
800 Solid Silver, 81, So
1860 Scatcs, Toe
$50 st. Louis, soc
225 Capital, ia
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Arrivals hy stage this evening were
jas. Jordan and wife, and guard with
one prisoner.
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Lost.

At the skating rink, or between the
rink and town, an amethyst ring. The
fnder will he literally rewarded by
ea,ing tho same at this Office.
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BOOTS and O

Made by white labor, which wo sell cheaper
than Inferior Eastern goods or thoee Of Chinese
manufacture. Call and examine buckingham
Il Hecht's celebrated &C. o. D." and ~, L. c.
R."BooTs. the cheapest and best ON the coast. Z
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Stage ID,parture..

For Tussnrorn this morning. were
Perry Banta and two Oriontnls.
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Fr,ights.

ny rail to-day, were 1 car Sbod for
Smith & Wilsey, and | car charcoal for
james Clark.
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To Let.

A dwelling house containing four
rooms. Apply to
T. b. HENLEY.
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BEATTYS
PIANO AND PARlOR ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

CoptaIninE The elements Of nu.is. with ea.y
and Iroersssivf exercises " perfect NE player
witch IL added over si1iy Nai,sss, PoIkas,
Marches, Nalops. Optyatio Nslolits, Dances,
cts, BY Daniel Y. BEATTY, Washington. New
ysttsy5 one OF The best works Of ia hind ever
introduced, and should be In the kst.ds Of every
plano snd organ plsyer. Seal postpaid b. ans
part OF abe United states or CsnAda toI MY so
cents. the price hsviha been reduced " Ga -
dueo ~ sylUwheIe. Address. DANIEL y.
BRATTH, Washington. New Jsrs,y.
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Hrs.A Oysssu.

Fine Saddle Rock Oys.ers. Just re-
,ivcd at the GEM.
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EI.oArr .i1-button gloves at A. L.
Bsdt's for % so : pair.
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AFTERNOON BCsRD.

AFTERNOON Bc.RD. .J
100 Valley, 30c
so Raymond and Ely, Z
325 Eureka Con-, 81
COO Alps, 7A,7 d.
SIS Leopard, 1, Hoe
145 Belle, IL
200 fHussey, zoe
700 Grand Prize, Az, Az
10 De Frees, 55c a
$40 Star. SOC 1
800 Combination, zoe
800 Endowment, 90c
100 Silver Prize, I0c, 45c
2l6 Day, "a, 1850
100 Independence, 90c
$40 Argenta, l55c, IG5c
$50 Navajo, 6Jc, Csc
$50 Modoc. Coo, Coo
$40 Thomas, I0c
10 Patch, ~
$50 Leeds, 23Oc, az
900 Martin White, 81
100 Golden Chariot, IL
100 Phoenixr
1850 Belle Isle. loo
2s5 0phir, 54A, 5iL
27j Bolchor. 81
900 Exchequer. ~
200 Chollar. 3ST, SO
2SO Mexican, 1917, 10
$40 Jacket, lOH
1910 Justice. %, 9%
3Go Alta, 23T, 23H
80 0yerman, 23A
GO Savage, 1ls., ilS
40 Union, Z
$50 julia, l9Oc
$50 Bodie. ~
200 Now York, 2, t95c
100 Gould aud Curry. 8.
5l0 Con. Virginia, Az, 2iss
$50 Sierra NeAada, 8, 81
Ids California. 30
700 Point, 7,7h
i35 Bost and Bolchcr, 2oI., 2oX
snxnzoNs<sn.s~sMrp~
GoLD. Sl.O2L. Cnrrency o7N m
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GoLD, si.o2H. Currency, 97n "a
g7T.
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THIS FALL SEASON

We have made stupcndoas efforts to disiane
all our competitors and have no doubts for our
anal success. Our
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me QUESTION

the QUESTION !
H; q! S, Z. ... BEN ..s 4 MN
A. L. sADr
Il. .h< Moe. Popular Bu,,ne.s Hs.s.
I'm Easir,n Ne,.dai-
". answer. th.t
Low PRICES.
SQUARE DEALING
AID STRIFE, attention to business are sirnba4es
Hat are bound to gain recognition
ard cannot possibly Gail
tosecuresh
trade.
THIS FALL SEASON
We have made s~tupOndOas effort. to di.,.ns
all our competitors and have no doubts for QUE
final success. Our
stock isIFun and Complete
In every department, and has been selected
with the greatest Of care from the iArgest e.
Adjustments ON this coast. We hsye NO fear Of
contradiction. when we say that
we Buy Goods 30 Per Cent. Cheaper
than Our Opposit,ont
And this single fact explains the reason why ~
can afford to and do sell CHEAPER thar su1s
house in our line OF bussless between virEtaiA
and Omaha
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Invites special attention embraeit,
all the novelties in the Eastern markets. Hsso
vo display the latest shades-Seal Brown PIun
AyrtI and Olive Greea, Navy Rlns. sc-h
cAsHsIEREs,
ARMUREs,
BRooADEs, E1c.
Together with the most stylish Trimming IN
Gallons, PRINCES, sesuin Buttons. etc
Our Big Stock OF Clothing sand.
Is by far the finest ever brought TO EIio. md
will be sold at prices 80 low that the hnmblsst
can purchase the latest novelties In
SUITS. ~ovERcoArs. usrERs. ETC.
At Lower Prioes than were ever offered fer
their consideration.
Let IL be understood that We aro tho ouls
house that carries a fun limo OF Buciinshan 4
Heeht's
BOOTS and SHOES
Made by white labor, which we sell cheaper
than Inferior Eastern goods or thoee Of Chinese
manufacture. Call and examine buckingham
Il Hecht's celebrated &C. o. D." and az L. c.
H." o the cheapest and best on the oosst. {
OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Is now full 10 replO.ion, and contains the lasoa.
novelties In erz -
Ladies' and Gents Underwear,
Ties, H~utchings, Corsets, /
handkerchief, Towels,
Genuine Jouviu 8 bu;ton Kid Gloves, etc.
OUR DRESSMAKlNG & MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT.
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OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Invites special attention emorscir, -
all the novelties in the Eastern markets. Here
we display the latest shades-seal Brown, Piun
AyrtJs and Olive Greea, Navy Bins, etc "a 4,
CASHAiERES, -
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BRocADH ETC.

Together with the most stylish Trimmings IN
Gallons, PRINCES, seguin Buttons. etc
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40 Directors,

Interest paid on ordinary and Torn Deposits.
Deposits received In sums OF 81 and upward.
Loans made on approved rSal estate, bonds.
stocks, &C. stocks, currency aud silver bougLt
aud sold. Exchange for ssle on all the p,incE
tai cities Of Europe and the Orient.
nT-u A. W. WHITE. Secretary.
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GOOD GOODS.
SQUARE DEALING

And STRIFE, attention to buHiness are ssrnbs4es
Hat are bound to gain recognition D.,
ard cannot possibly Gail
tosecuresh
trS1e
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Our big stock OF Clothing

Is by far the finest ever brought 70 EIko. snd
will be sold at prices SO low that the hnmhisst
can purchase the latest novelties in
SUITS. ovERco&rs. listers. ETC.
At Lower Prioes than were ever offered se.
their consideration.
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stock i.IFaii and Complies

In every department, and has been selected
with the greatest Of care from the iArsest e.
tablishments on this coast. We have no fear Of
contradiction. when we say that
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GET YOUR PRINTING DONE

We are pleased TO annouRc to the citizens OF
Elko and vicinity, that
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-22
LAKE SHORE q MICHIGAN SOUTH
ERN n. n.

GOING WEST.
Special Michigan Express leaves Buffalo at
900 p. M, Erie LILO a. m, Conneaut 2:22
Ashtabula2 255 a. m, Madison 3S2 q. m, Paines-
Vile 4c0 a. m, Cleveland 5:15 g. m.
Special Chicago Express leaves Buffalo at
I2:45 a. m, Erie $3.50 a. m, Ashtabula 1853,
Painesville $40, and arrives at Cleveland at
Conneaut Accommodation leaves Conneaut
at sos a. m, Amboy Gil, Kingsville 6:2l, Ash
tabula 6:33, Saybrook 6:43, Geneva Sos, Paines-
vile 7:2S and arrives at Cleveland S:45 a. M
Toledo Express leaves Buffalo at 6;55 a. m
Erie lG:l5, COnneaut ll:l7, Amboy -. Kings
vile 1l:33, Ashtabula l1:45 P m. Saybrook ll:5t
Geneva l2:05, Painesville 1239 and arrives
at Cleveland at 200 p. m.
Pacific Express leaves Buffalo l2:40 P. m.
Erie 3:55, Ashtabula 5:l5, Painesville 6:06, and
arrives at Cleveland at 7:O5 p. m.
GOING EAST.
Atlantic Express leaves Cleveland 1870 a. M
Painesville $50, Ashtabula 9:05, Conneaut 9:28
Erie 1920, and arrives at Buffalo at Los p. IN.
Toledo and Buffalo Accommodation leaves
Cleveland at ll:l5 a. m, Painesville 1877, Ge-
neva l:0T a. m, SaybroOk LIS. Ashtabula l:30
Kingsville l:44, Amboy l:54. Conneaut 202
Erie $40, Buffalo 700 p. m.
Chicago and st. Louis Express leaves Cleve-
land at 2:45 p. m, Painesville 3:3l, Ashtabula
4:lS, Erie 525, and arrives at Buffalo at sos
p. M
at $50 p m, Painesville 5:59, Geneva 6;SS, Say
brook Gas Ashtabula 700, Kingsville 7:l3, Am
boy 7:23, and arrives at Conneaut at 7:S0 p. m.
Special New York Express leaves Cleveland
at 1880 p. m, Painesville 1l:20 Ashtabula 1870.
a. m, Erie lao and arrives at Buffalo at 400 a.
1A-The Pacific Express will stop at Girard,
Conneaut, Geneva and Willoughby daily.
The Special N. Y. Express on Saturdays, and
Chicago Express on Sundays only, will stop
at all Stations for which they may have pas
sengers.
pATrains run by Columbus time.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-22
Goodness Under Fire.


Toward the close of the fight of
Inkermann, Lord Raglan, returning
from taking leave Of Gen. Strang-
ways, met Sergeant carrying water
for the wounded. The Sergeant
drew himself up to salute, when
round-shot came bounding over
the hill and knocked his forage cap
out of his hand. The man picked it
up busted it on his knee, placed it
carefully on his head, and made the
salute, not a muscle of bis counts-
nance moving the while. ga neat
thing that, my mar" )" said Lord Rag
Ian. eyes, my Lord" returned the
Sergeant with another salute, shut a
miss is as good as a mile" T" The COM
mander was probably not surprised
by such an exhibition of sang froid,
being himself good that way. He
was badly burt at Waterloo, and
says the Prince of Orange, who was
in the hospital: ST was not con-
scious of the presence of Lord Fitz-
roy Somerset until heard him call
out in his ordinary tone: 'Hellol
Don't carry that arm away till I have
taken off my ring!' Neither wound
nor operation had extorted q groan
from his lips. p Chambers Journal.