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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-02
ltss,ored killing OF t:esrEe Nc
KenieS.

The Eureka Senhincf Of yester lay
says. "a rrmor is current here that
Aekenaey. a character not unknown
to fame in Nevada. was recently fat lily
shot in the Black Hills. The story is
generally credited Wy the sporting fra.
ternity. the most of whom ara well ac-
quainted with Mckenney and his hab.
its. Just how the rumor got here, we
are not advised. As the story goes,
MeKennsy a few days ago got into n
quarrel, durinS which he was twice
shot in the abdomen He was either
killed outright or Was mortallS wound
ed. Full particulars have not yet been
received. McKenuey is the man who
killed Morgan Courtney in Phoebe some
years ago. He was tried and acquitted.
He neIi turned up in Eureka. where he
remained for some months"
MeKenu-y lived here during last
winter and Wen from here to the Black
Hills country about two month ago. A
letter dated the 22nd, in which Nc.
Kenney Was mentioned as being there
i'll good health, was received by parties
here, from Deadwood, aud although
the rumored killing may be founded
i'll fact, it seems probable that had Il
been, news of the occurrence would
have reached here ns soon as elsewhere.
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In accordance with the provisions OF
Section -, of mn Act entitled AN Act
to consolidate aud fund the indebted
ness Of Eiko County" Approved
Feb. 23rd, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that IL pre-
sented at my Office in Elko, nevada, on
or before Saturday. the LIST day OF Juue,
1878, the following Elko County Bonds,
issued in pursuance Of SAID Act, will be
paid together with the interest thereon
that shall have accrued at the date
prescn ell, to wit: Nos. Ga. %. 10.
II. ~. as and ~. Should the said
Bonds not be presented within the time
specified. then from aud after the date
named to wit: Saturday the LIST prox-
imo, interest thereon will cease.
JOHN Il. BRADLEY. Treasurer.
Elko, May 2nd, 1878.
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Went Through the Train.

From passengers by the west-bound
train this morning, we learn that short
ly after leaving Cheyenne, n party Of
robbers who probably boarded the
train Mt that place, proceeded to relieve
the travellers OF what Nniaubles they had
abou! them. After accomplishing their
object they succeeded in stopping the
train and made good their escape.
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An Awful Collapse.

We this evening received a dispatch
from j. l.. Wines. who is now tempo
raIily in Tuscarora. announcing that
Pollard, the sensational b~ebemoth, had
by Justice Stafford. been released on
all the charges brought against him,
whether of n masculine, femenine or
n.utcr nature.
We were satisfied that Stafford would
mike short work Of the matter when
it was brought before him. The Judge
don't stand much foolishnrsS.
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o. T.. GnEEs aud Jim. McBurnoy dc.
clue further pleasure ridin! with Ben.
Fitch until Tia" opening OF tho muddy
season. The %unjigniiied manner In
whish they were compelled to nlrght, at
their last venture has made All impress.
sion upon their minds moro lasting and
much deeper than they effected upon the
nnyiclding road. Notwithstanding
they sat down on it, about as heavily MS
they we'll could.
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Roll ar Honor.

The following is the roll Of honor in
the second grade of the Public school
for the month ending May 2J.d: Max.
Cohn. 81; Snsie Payne. 100; Horace
Lame, 81; Willie Lane. 81; Tommy
Tucker, %; Frank IIarviIle, 9S; Rosa
C"hm. 81; Emma Cullen. IS: Alice Nc.
Clellen, IS: Helen Robinson. 81; Sida
Russell, %; Chus. IIufford, ~; Carrie
Og!es'ie, 81; Easic Thcbo. 90; Annie
NcatuS. ~.
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With II full appreciation Of the self.
sacrificing kindness and unwnvcring
devotion on the part OF numerous
friends aud nciGhbors. throughout INV
g]ri"vous affection, | earnestly desire to
express To ono and all my heartfelt
thanks, with the sincere nope that the
weight Of tLcir grieis may be- lightcncd
10y the MD and Sympathy OF honrts
equally warm and confederate.
THOMAS 4. pEIOE.
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The Next Grand Jury.

The following are the names of the
members Of the Grand Jury summoned
10 APP ear June l7th: Charles Adams,
Jas. Adams. II. w. Brown, L J. Chr
peaux, James Clark, y. L. Dibble,
Thomas Giblin. j. j. Griffin, l.. w.
Huntsmuu, \. G. Hall. George Elmore.
John kciuble, J. NJ. Lane, Pat Mccall,
J. \. Mason. Ben. lteinhaTt, William
Plughuff, JAG. V. Richelieu, George
IL. Shepherd, j. w. Williams. John
McDermo,t, Antoine Bixel. w. T..
Crane aud +. L. Drown.
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How naturally aua r~racefuiiv the Gan.

How naturally aud gracefully the in.
nate ~gsllantry Of those gentlemen Of the
odd school, bubbles up and Stops over.
upon competent provocatien? No oh
,rusise impetuousness disconcerts the
fair recipient. ~ with the moderu Adon-
is; their gentle, yet frTyent attentions.
like a southern breeze. subdues and
captiva:es by a delightfully."- irresistible
influence, and-fignratiyely speaking
knocks the persimmons" how
ever high they may roost
These subtle reflections were super
induced by witnessing the modest grace
with which the ancient Beau Brummel
OF the Elko-not Northumberland
extricatcd himself from the embarrass-
ment of misconceiying himself to be
the object upon which suudry winks.
animated smiles and y magnificent
boquet were being lavished from the
window Of u departing train. The ex-
Iuisit comniingling of lofty dignity and
condcsccudirg urbanity with which
both honOrs and flowers were relin-
quished to the lady whom he had fore
stalled, is Il hight of art never acquired;
being alone attributable to blood.
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AbSnt mIIuIsL last nigh, Mr.
G.D -, Il wl~ III utsru.tuce at the
r'nIdeuce q. his partner. Mr.. Prior.
Wa 80 wi.s wa' at the point OF death,
accidentally Ia .IIccd an uuusuai brilliant
Light tnTJLsat Iae window ui Il T.. Ellis
dwelling ''p.pu-Ite. aud steppiu. aci,ss
tue steel discovered that the iutrriu- If
- bed T." ia ~. partially in flames.
Stanley ES-,. happeued to be close 10y
AT Tue time. -" both len rushed at
once iniC ia" uI'Ise aud attr- - Nigo-.
"a-h 80 au.. ,Ir lire whIcI hu,. -.irrd
o"' d'I' 81 nca,.w.y ,Ucc,-d i IL.
IA =" ...Dg 1t w;,h brL'ir..
Cons: IL. - ~.'tmn,e va, iu!.e. b..
o"'y L. 1Lu I..IS,ip. ~! tkc 10 OLD la, :rn
!. - auJi,'t ,f Uet.cluthS Gud bed
''.g yea. lew moments lt-r, ~!
: : IL - II i cu.iivrts Wild hl,"
iern az II ry,I. F-Ii.un'.i ~ e.. pir
10 ~ ~ Irsu .. HIS. LIS Via vi,
hi>' Ia ~a'tru.hTCr ~ the l,Lrh-I,.i Of
L'r i'I"nd nLi m .RhnDV a. .cn u
bracket l." T. d, rI, L.rr.u: la -,
loom which u i =. tp0sed. x 'o.sS,
"riiins tie oI "u lire. as .I,n lis
"ntrhmcc 5ir. { - uutir.I a.. !.OA,u
lamp UPON I!r II or.
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Returned.

Arthur Lowe, who has Just returned
from assisting Moody and the boys in
gathering and starting the band of
horses designed for Southern Utah,
informs us that he accompanied them
as far rs Ruby Valley. aud while at the
ranch Of 4. W. Gedncy. they found
little trouble in Gaping up Il race with
that we'll known ndmircr of horse. flesh
aud ~ IT'S 81 the turf. 4. W. is known
TO be Il c~pHHonWer in hat particular
branch Of natural history. uui as the
boys got away with him in a couple of
contests, No su pect lie was the victim
Of u foul conspiracy, u ''sinScl flyer"
having probably been ''rung" III for
his benefit. The weather MAS pleasant
and the party with the stock set out on
their journey south in the highest
spirits. Arthur purchased of Gedncy
his well knowh colt '.Silvertail," and
has him now Mt Dorsey Bros. stables.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily.l

Currants are in the market.
Why DONE tue Sheriff get out the
prisoners aud clean the streets?
The 7iaes-R ,riete braces up it's local
column with plenty Of outside cores
pOudence.
Bon. Fitch, yesterday. fell of the
brick kiln and sprain.d his ANGLE
severely
Still another piano has come to town.
This makes twenty-seven DOW here and
more to arrive
Van Aelstyn informs us that he in
tends getting up II celebration Of his
own Ola the ith Of July; lac is goins to
erect II large hall under canvas suita-
die for all celebrations that will take
place hereafter. and will give n dance
aud cola ion there on tho lib. All
should stand in.
A dispatch WAS received hero yester-
day to The effect that Mrs. Pollard had
retnrned to the arms of. her female
Husband and they nre again living to-
gsther u happy rs CLAIMS ut high
water. ''Oh. consistency tLou are u
jr~el'-If which WOMAN knows mott
ing
Thee is " young man III Elko, nam
ed-pO We wont give his uamo-wLo
saves tho coubiu - ont OF his hair
e'erE m]"rni";. o. being asSed the
reasou Of iLIs proceeding. lac repiIcd
that ''ho dill not know at what mulucnt
Ii WAS liable to fall into IL trap and get
married, and therefore saved uIl his
spare hair }" IN inufrctura IL VIZ with.
when that interesting event sLouII
axe place"
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Fire ut Russell Il Bradicy's Ranch

Messrs. Russell e. Bradley, this oven.
ing received n dispatch from Tom. Ha.
ger ut Battle Mountain. notifying them
that tho dwelling house upon their
rnnch, eighteen miles from that place.
had been destroyed by fire. Mr.. Brown,
formerly Of Huntington Valley, aud
family, were occupying the house. and
wo learn that everything II contained
was also destroyed.
No particulars as to the origin Of tho
fire has yet been received. Mr.. Rus.
scll bad just returned here last night,
from tho ranch where ho had been
during the past week. Besides tho
loss Of property, the fact OF being turn.
ed thus summary out Of doors In the
present stormy state Of the weather is
q grevious calamity to the unsholtered
family.
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ct'SO:Inl.

J.C G. Grant. who loft here Oh - bust.
ness trip to Colorado, some two weeks
ngo' returned home 10y yesterday morn.
Ing's train. lIo expected IL month
would be consumed in tho settlement
OF tho business which called him
abroad. but unlocked for success in it's
adjustment enabled him to return M
gInlpI
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fsStrny.

A medium sized bay-horsc, sway.
backed. branded 81 on right shoulder;
five yenrs old this spring, strayed from
the vicinity Of Elko. A reward Of so
will be pnid to any person delivering
the animal to Dorsey Bros. ut their
stables In this place.
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From Tuesday, Daily


tn" stage last evening brought down
from the north and delivered ut the ~.
Geo Of Wells, Fargo & Co.. three bars
Of Leopard bullion. weighing 27SL
pounds ana valued Mt sj,iiO 20.
A. V. Lancaster & Co. Of ruscaforn,
also sent down by tho same stnge. n
'"'nnhio little bnr Of bullion; though
weighing but log ounces. its value was
$3.50 so.
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10 AND UTuEHs.-Having
assumed entire control OF the black
smithing wagon-making and machine
shops, l am now prepared TO do any
and oil kinds of work in my line, PR
ticularly the repairing of agricultural
implements, on the most favorable
terms.
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Death or Mrs t:rnnt.

Just before going to press, we re-
ceived the sad news of the death Of
Mrs. Grant. wife of our esteemed citi-
zen. H.. NJ. Grant. The deceased was o
most esiimHble lady, and her loss will
be mourned by a large number Of
friends and acqunintaces, ~ we'll as by
the grief stricken family she has left
behind. Deceased has added one more
to the long list of victims to that fell
disease, consumption. Through long
years Of suffering. her trials were borne
uncomplainingiy. and the climax death.
must be regarded as n release from
never ceasing miseries. and II rest to
which with Christian fortitude, she had
long looked forward.
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The material with which to continue
the sinking Of the artrsiau we'll. TO II
reasonable depth. has arrived here,
and work is To be resumed nj once.
The first installment Of one dollar per
share will be collected from suJscrib-
crs Oh Saturday. the first instant.
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Mutation M.nnteL.

Margaret Mehan, a thoroughly com.
petcnt house-keeper, is DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning employ melt with a private
family, or mt n hotel. She will remain
n few days Mt the Centennial Lodging
house, where she may be- interviewed
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The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet for the transaction Of bust
ness, at the court house. next Monday.
Their last meeting was in April. hence
" months business will be disposed
Of
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Arrival.
Arrivals.
This cvcning-F. IL. Smith and Mr.
Coleman.
CHr-rEs1sE-yrH
lFrom Wednesdays DGily.J



Tho vicinity Of tue water tank. Just
below town, was the scene q n collision
between u couple OF natives Of tho
howciy Kingdom this morning. An
anxious locking Celestial with n mule
load Of Chimes, truck suspended from
the ends of a pole. the center Of which
tested rpun lie shoulder Of he Of the
iuc'nl ccdutcnancc, might have been
seen hurricdly pursuing the star of
empire, when suddenly the cause Of
bis nm1i'ion To adopt tho advice Of l..
j.. Horace revealed itself in the shane
OF n fellow cOun,ryman, who with
frantic gestures and a white apron, was
III hot pursuit. The imperative yigor
with which great mOuthsiull Of choice
Chinese onihs were spit ont by tho
pursucr only appeared TO incitc tho
pursued to greater fcntes OF pedestrians
isiu Hdd The lively bObhiug Of tho flying
bundles was only suppressed by the
nrivnl Of The enrged follower Of Con.
iueius from the rear. Selling upon
t'Ic fleeing O.icntal. his goods were n,
once confiScated, anl himself assisted
forward by the propelling power Of n
pain Of intensified wooden ''solvs with
but II single thought"
Just as tho entire Monaghan vocab.
ulary was exhausted. II was ascertained
That ti,e first Chihanan was ia tho net
OF absconding without paying his debts.
aud under Chinese law .lis possessions
were contraband, aud M such were
seized by his creditor; mtful dodginl
don't win with those fellows.
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From Sanford Coleman. who has
recently visited Good Hope district, W.
learn that its prospects to become u
ilourishing camp, this summer, are par
~ticClurly bright.
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George Sietz Inns received the APP.
pointment as superintendent Of the
Young America mine at Tuscurora, and
John Dixon Of the Hornet.
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Fifteen bars Of Manhattan bullion
passed through for the East Icy the train
last evening, Their weight was 1850
pounds and value Sl3,97s &C.
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NAVAJO .aars.nIrnt-

a assessment Of twenty-five cents Inns
Just been lowed upon tho capital stock
Of the Navajo company.
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Arrivals.

From Tuscarora this morning were
DR.. n. w. Parsons, j.. Ottenheimer
and II. Arnold.
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Depar.

For Tuscarora this morning were o..
l.. Q. Fairchild aud SOB. II. G. Street and
wife. W. +. Smith and Il. w. RichaId-
son.
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Tho stage from Tuscarora this evening
htonght down aud delivcd Mt tho oGico
OF wells Fargo & Co. II bars Of Indo.
popdenco bullion valued nj sai.5u ls
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DcDurIurPd.

This morning-Ed. l.. Seitz. IL. C.
Vaughn, ID. ID. Lewis. H. G. Lincoln,
S. Coleman, S. b. Ross, Q. W. Hull
and Messenger
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ErciShtX Received.

by rail to-day were , ears Of genera
merchandise; l car lumber for +. IL.
Smith.
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Registercd Letter.

Thomas May is requested to call Mt
the Postofice and secure n registered
letter addressed to him.
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FREsn shell oysters r, oeived daily at
the Cabinet Restaurant, next door TO
the postoflce.
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From Mondays Daily
Death OF Mrs. Hebecca Anglers

Death of Mrs Hcbecca Angcrson.
For tue thiri time within the past
week II has become our sal duty 10 re-
cord the sudden taking away by death
OF residents from Que midst. aud in
each instance the victim was "A wife aud
mother. But IA couple OF hours ngo,
The mortal remains of Mrs. Rebccca
AuScrsoI, wife Of l.. Augerson, aa old
citizen of Elko, were taken TO their
last resting place and deposited ia
mother earth. But yesterday. aud her
prospects Of continued life were fair as
those in usual good health, aud at 10
O'Clock +. NJ. Der spirit had taken its
flight.
While attending to her domestic du.
ties about . O'Clock last evening, with
out any ~rremonitory symptoms. u SUD
den stroke of paralysis rendered her
almost helpless. having jus. strength
to reach tbs bed Ia her room. uuI pow
or ot speech 10 son for hvI husband.
Upon his arrival with IA physician
only Il few minutes later, she WAS to-
tally unconscious. and tho heart had
almost ceased It's pulsutiUn. Although
every available reunsiy WAS rcsorted to,
nothing could be accomplished. and at
10 o'clock, the last cmnun Of life b,-
came extinct.
The deceased WAS II most excellent
woman aud during her residence here
had enjoy cd the respect aud esteem OF
ali Ia knew her. aud the los, of u
loving wIie Ia mother is the deep
grief with which the bcreavcd husband
aud Tia" mOtIcr!c,s boy have now to
struggle. Theirs Is truly II heavy Of
iiict.on which has excited the sylupathy
If all acquainted with tho sad cIrcum-
stances OF their present dcsOIwtiuu.
-s- a
A'e We to have no picmIcs this year?
The carpet laid on the Court room
floor IL u beautiful BRUSSELS.
Harrington has been sentenced To
serve II twenty years term at The State
Prison.
The picnic at ruli,ndc was, accord
my to account from parties who at
tended, ~ mos. pleasant affair: nn i'm.
In"nsr crowd from Eureka VIA ia at
Tendance.
an eastern I.tIt Z EVtEt ssIffp N..,E
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VIZ noticed n small frame building
slipping along toward n new visiting
place up town. this evening.
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BY rail to-day are: | car Grand
PfiAc machinery, 3 cars lumber for r.
ii. Smith anh two cars general incrchan.
disc.
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FREsH STRAWBERRIES AxD URgAM daily
Ut the Cabinet Restaurant.
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Frcights Received.

From the west to-day were three car
loads of lumber for +. ii. Smith.
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FREsH STRAWBERRIES received duly
at the Gem Restaurant. =.
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wanted.

Six wood choppers can obtain steady
employment for some time 20 come. by
applying at Dorsey Bros. Stables.
m3l-lw
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK IDllr.
Friday IA. n. lssa.
To-Day. stock sale.

To-Day's Htoek SahA
leo Ophir. SO. 40H
1870 Mexican, 1895. 1D%
li5O Gould aud Curry. CIR
80 Best aud F.ttasr, lA>s. IA
5i5 California. zulS. 2UZ
925 Savage. i2A, llIs
DOS Con. Virginia, 49,, l3j.
80 Chollar, IG%
1l75 Hale and Sorcrosa, Z, 6k
$40 Point. 3yOe
80 Jacket. 81. 81
25i5 Imperial. sue. Toe
40 Alpha, lU5., lOlS
2o5 Belcher. az. Ease
- ContideIce,
40 Utah, y, 81 tG
7Iu Sierra Nevada, 4
lISJ Bullion. L 4luc
~ Exchequer, 2GOe. 2G5e
$50 Overmar, IL. llI
pa Justice, $500, 81
l2z5 Succor. zoe, l5c
80 Union. iGOc, 455e
l2O Alta. 81. 6ts
2l35 julia, 7A-7T
Us Caledonia, l55c, 1000
l2IO Silver Hill. TX, l5dc
90 Dayton, 25c
23U New York. soc
I55 Occidental, l, li0c
so woodviile. Ste
100 Andes, 45e. 5Nc
$3.50 Wells Fargo. 35c, 40e
7l5 Ward, lUJc
400 Leriathan, lao
800 Trojan. 10, 3uc
1873 benton, l9jc, . o
700 Leopard, GUc, Ghc
$50 Hussey, Iue
500 De Frees. 2ae
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Departures.

This morning-Nathan Harris, Mary
Ekyder, a. j.. Barnes and David Har.
Iln.
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Departures.

This morning-Dr. NJ. Lcs,lcy. s.
u. "yman, l.. Lesser aud ono China.
man.
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Tea Trnin.

A special train Of twenty cars loaded
with tea passed through for the east
last evening.
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FREsH sHELL orsrEns received Al the
Gem daily. Fifty cents n plate.
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\. j. Smith. matchmaker and jew.
eltr, Elko. Nevada.
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Arrivals.

This evoning-Mrs. Street aud II
CLinaman.
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Ecrnriu rrr.

This mornimg-Jobnny T"nki-s, Mr..
Greunbcr a-d one ChinnmmI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-10-19
Clarke County Clippings.
From the Courier:

from the Courier:
Onc thousand tons Of commercial fertilizers
purchased ard used by the farmers OF this
County this Fan
The stockholders Of the Berryville Turn
pike Company, have elected J VIM. Russell
Saml Mccormick and y. T. Wood directors
on the part of the private stockholders.
a pheasant few into the dwelling Of Mr. J
Bowman, in B.rryvlle.
Tie New Bonds to he issued to the Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad C, have been printed
and delivered 10 the Board Of Supervisors OF
this county. il is understood between the
railroad tompany's agent aud the Board Of
Supervisors that the bonds are not to he handed
over 10 tho railroad coaip1ny until the road is
Completed through tile county.
The Howard Association Of New Orleans
acknowledges draft for SlGS 75-amouut OF
cash contributions of the people of Clarke
county forwarded through tie mayor Of Win
chester
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-10-19
pOMPEII.

Excavations at Pompei prove the city t.
have been one Of the most fashionable and
beautiful of Roman summer resorts, and but
for the eruption it might have remained so to
this Jay. As with Pompeii, so with thousands
Of people VINO have beauty Of form and feature.
They might always be admired but f,r tie
eruption, that makes the face unsightly. and
betrays tire presercs Of scrofnla, yiruient blood
poisons, or general debility. There is but one
remedy that positively cures these affections,
aud that remedy is Dr. Perce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. 1t is the best known tonic,
Alternative. and resoyent 1t speedily cures
pimples. blotches liver spots and all diseases
arising from impoverished or impure blood -
1t also cures dyspepsia. aud regulates the liver
aud bowels Sold by druggists.