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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-22
Fashion Notes.

Fashion Notes.
Chene silks are revived.
Macrame lace is revived.
Polish styles are coming in vogue.
Soft-fnished percales are preferred.
Tablenaperyis trimmed with Macrame
lace.
Grape effects are seen in new spring
goods.
Vatican backs are revived for princess
dresses.
Moonstones and cat's.eye Jewels are
very fashionable.
Scotch ginghams are woven to produce
bourette effects.
Velvet and satin are the materials for
matron's ball dresses.
Black and white lace over white satin
is revived for ball toilets.
- Mess greens, India reds and indigo
blues are retained as spring colors.
The new colored grenadines show
India colors and Turkish designs.
The coming bonnet is capote of
shirred silk with tulle cap under it.
Cheap cotton and wool goods show a
great improvement in the method of
manufacture.
Knotted, 6oucIe or rough surfaces,
polka dots, and Greek squares are con-
spicuous in spring fabrics.
New grenadines are rough, knotted
and 6oucLe threaded, and woven also in
Mexicaine, brocade and canvas effects.
Black grounds relieved by figures OF
white, gray, brown and high colors ap.
pear conspicuousiy among thenew spring
goods.
Basques are simulated on fourreaux,
but are no longer made separate gar
ments in the most fashionable dress-
making establishments.
A novelty is black grenadine lanaine.
woven with flat threads of metal-old
gold, silver and tinfel red, thrown into
both warp and wool.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-22
A Free City of 9onstantinOple,

Constantinople under Turkish rule
became the centre of q vast system of
plunder and conquest. The city was
enriched by the spoils of Europe and
Asia. A large multitude gathered
there. But its legitimate commerce
has never been large. The race
which held this golden key of the
worlds commerce has never been able
to open the store-house. They were
like barbarians in possession of COM
plicated machine. The sultans have
simply wrung their wealth from the
plundered peasantry, and lived genera
tion after generation in their rich pala-
ces on the Bosphorus. No building, no
work of art. no machine or invention,
so far as we are aware, has ever been
discovered or constructed in Constanti-
nople by Turk. The Greek has done
all. The race has basked in the rich
sunlight of that delicious climate, and
has enjoyed all the luxuries and beau
ties OF the Golden Horn for more than
four centuries, has seen the current of
the worlds history flow by, and has
never contributed single blessing or
lawn W LlullhluOls OuG0Iuo vi IuG
tai, its dominion has been to Christians
curse and a burden inside, it has per-
mitted all things to remain as they were.
AS free city, it might, like Venice of
old, or Hamburg in later times, be the
centre of worlds commerce. The
Greek has an aptitude for trade, and,
no doubt, the merchants of all countries
would gather there. The burdens that
have hitherto rested on all production
and industry in the Turkish empire
would then be removed, and we mi ght
see a new centre Of civilization where
Slavic barbarism has reigned so long.
But this will not be till the empire Of
the race of Osman has come to its end,
and that must be yet in future, not
remote, but not immediate. .-Ne,c York.
Tines.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-22
The Old sampler.

hS SAo
Out of the way in q corner
or our dear old attic room,
Where lunches Of herbs from the hillside
Shake ever faint perfume,
An oaken chest is standing
With hasp and paddock and key,
Strong as the hands that made It
On the other side of the sea.
When the winter days are dreary
And we're out OF heart with life,
OF its crowding cares a-wesry
And sick Of its restless strife.
We take lesson in patience
From the attic corner dim,
Where the chest still holds its treasures,
A warder, faithful and grim.
Robes of an antique fashion,
Linen and lace and silk,
That time has tinted with saffron,
Though once they were white as milk
Wonderful baby garments
'Broidered with loving care
By fingers that felt the pleasure,
AS they wrought the ruffles fair.
swor with the red rust on it,
That flashed in the battle tide,
When from Lexington to Yorktown
Sorely mems souls we're tried.
A plumed chapeau and buckle,
Add many relic fine;
And all by itself the sampler,
Framed in with berry and vine,
Faded, the square of canvas,
And dim is the silken thread;
But think of the white hands dimpled,
And childish sunny head.
For, here is a cross, and in tent-stitch,
In wreath of berry and vine
She worked il, hundred years ago,
elizabeth, aged nine.'
In, and out, in the sunsh
The little needle flashed;
And in and out on the rainy day
When the merry drops down FLASHED,
As close she sat by her mother
The little Puritan maid,
And did her piece on the sampler,
While the other cnildren played.
You are safe in the beautiful heaven,
"Elizaberh, aged nine; :"
But, before you went, you had troubles
Sharper than any of mine;
Oh the gold hair turned with sorrow
Wbita ba Ic;P+ad
And your tears dropped hero where In
standing
On this very plumed chapeau.
When you put it sway, its wearer
Would never need it more,
By sword-thru-t learning the secrets,
' God keeps on yonder shore;
And you wore your grief ike glory,
You could not yield supine,
Who wrought in your patient childhood,
GEL zabeth, aged nine"
Out OF the way in a corner,
With hasp and paddock and hey,
Stand the 2aken chest OF my fathers,
That came from over the sea
And the hillside herbs above it
Stake odors fragrant and fine,
And here on its lid is a garland.
To Elizabeth, aged nine
For love is of the immortal,
And patience is sublime,
And trouble thing of every day
And touching every time
And childhood, sweet and sunny,
And womanly, truth and grace,
Ever can light life's darkness,
And bless earth's loneliest place.
Mrs. M E. Sdng&er.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-22

Out Uf the pan,
Into the fire,
Bursting and bouncing,
Higher and higher.
White as new snow,
Yellow as gold,
You'd better be patient
Till il is cold.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14
nREYIrIys

Miss Fanny Rogers and Miss Lizzie
Neville have arrived safely iu Tusearo-
ia.
A meeting of the Red Men will be
held at their hall ut .;sh; o'clock to-
morrow night.
Neville's teams loaded for T~uscarora
vest. riay. part of the cargo consisting
of the household furniture of =. S.
Yeates.
The family of Sam. Mooser has lust
been augmented By the arrival of AN in
fan; dauShter-sood.
The firm Of Shuck L Hampson. Tus-
carorn, has dissolved partnership.
1t is understood that an assessment
Of 81 has been levied upon Grand
Prize.
NJ. S. Bonniield aud John Thacker
from Humboldt county are here in at
tendance upon the District Corrt.
The Bonarzl mines of the Comstock
have yielded the vast sun Of $780,
OOO. 900.
Serious trouble is apprehended at
the Orangemen's celebration soon to
take place in Canada.
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Arri.c. tron renas.

Mr.. j. T. Brown ead family. VIZ
arrived here troia Texas a few days
ago. and is now occupying The house
recently vacated 10y ThomnS Pryor, is O
brother of William Brown deceased.
formerly n resident of. aud we'll know Il
in this county. Though just nom
Texas. SIR. Brown is AN old Califom-
ian. having for several years had charge
Of the Round valley reservation in
Mendocino, winch lie resigned two
years aSU. and returning to his carly
home in Texas. bought "a tract Of land
on the line of railroad in Mise county,
laid out n town which is rapidly grow
ing. giving it the name Of Chico after
the wei! known place of that name in
California. Two grown sons of Mr..
Brown are on their way t the coast
also. bringing bands of horses, and the
family are undetermined NJ yet whether
they will remain here permanently or
continue their route westward. We
have lenty of room for good citizens
from AIRY part of the world. and hope
the new corners may find IL To ;heir adj
vantage to remain in flko.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
The nattIe a,oun,a,n snn.rs

The battle Mountain Sufferers.
The following communication dated
Battle Mountain. July sth. 1878. was
received at this Office last evening,
with u request that we publish the
same:
AT a citizens meeting callcd,o elect
a Relief Committee to aid the destitute
families. caused by the fire Of Sa;ur-
day night, July 9Th. the following
officers were elected: Chairman, J.
W. McWiliiams; Treasurer. James
Brown; Secretary, George Ashley; Cor
responding Secretary, j. z. Cope;
Board Of Trustees, J. w. Mcwilliams,
j. A. Blossom. DR.. +. NJ. Sponogle,
James Brown, Joseph Dusang."
Through the terrible visitation which
has destroyed n large portion Of the
town, many persons have been left Ell.
tirely destitute. whole families having
nothing whatever remaining; homeless.
and without the means of procuring
even the necessities of life, temporary
aid is asked OF the various ueiphboriny
towus that may be able to spare a small
portion Of their means for 80 charita-
bic "A purpose. Any donations sent To
the Secretary Of the Relief Con mitteo
James Brown. at Battle Mountain, will
d. thankfully recei we'd.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
trrom Saturdays Daily,l
Personal.

Our former tovnsman William Allen,
now of T%uscarora. is down on u visit 10
his Elko friends.
Mrs. Bert. wilkins. ~, Miss iuCz
Mason. is also down ron Tuscarora
visiting. We hear that several other
acquaintances from the ncIthern coun.
try were in town during the past two
days. whom We had not the pleasure Of
meeting.
Z. $. Yeates was still ia town last
evening.
charge of the school at White Eocs, to.
day. aud Miss Adiie Hunter returns
10 Hulleck Station. to morrow.
Arty Brace, who Tor some months
past has been assisting in editing thc
Post, has determined on changing his
base to II more attractive locality. H.
starts for California 10y u,e ,uiu to
morrow morning. Being ca urrusa-
plished telegraph operator as we'll a.,
printer, Md recognizing the hum,Iiut
aug fact that very lew us the latter. and
never n one of the former, las ever
yet bid a lieu 10 th,, camp Without le.y
ing in his ItHr iuluDltalic r~vIlyLcrs
Of the g~lariug UNCERTAINTY Of ''jyGr-'
in gemeTul aud 81 printers uui opera.
tors in particular, Ar ~ drsirDus, uuy
unNipus thpt ull l.. Isspt. I,.Ig.r.F ...V
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Cot J. II. SrrrUENs Of Nrw York.
we'll known to many q our citizens. al
ri'gd here from Tuauo this morning.
lie starts FOR tha Eu-t this evening. on
business connected with some valuable
mining property north Of
T""nn, Of which he has had
charge for some time past.
lie has reason 20 hu we'll pleased with
ihe favorable prospect before him. and
the genial. gcntilcmnnlY disposition OF
the Cot has mndo him hosts Of friends
hero Who will rejoice in all his sue.
Crgg,s.
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Payment OF EIiSo County fond.
In accordance With the provisions of
Section IL, of nh Act entitled IAN Act
to consolidate and fund the indebted
ness OF Bl;o County" Approved
February 23rd. 1871!
Notice is hereby given that il pre-.
sented ut my Office in Elko. Nevada.
on or before Thursday the LIST day of
August 1873. the following Elko County
Bonds issued i'll pursuance of said act
will be paid together with the interest
thereon hat shall have accrued ut the
date presented. to wit: Numbers
Sz and 80. Should the said bonds
not bc presented within the time speci
fed then from aud after the date named
to wit: Thursday the LIST proximo, inter.
est thereon will cease.
ions II. BRADLEY. Treasurer.
Eiko. July llth. 1878.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

Melville Leslie Of Cornucopia. nm.
nouuccs himself ~ n candidate before
the Democratic Convention for the
position Of County Clerk. Being per.
sonnlly acquainted with Mr.. Leslie. we
have no hesitation in recommending him
TO favorable consideration by tho Dom.
ocrnis Of the county, oE n gentleman.
and one well qualified for tho position
to which he aspircs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

The Elko Cornct Band will hold n
picnic Mt Counor's grove, Lamoille val.
ley. on Sunday next. Fine shade, run.
ming stream, music, dancing and n good
timo generally tor all who attend.
Everybody is invited. Don't forget your
baskets. a splendid time is anticipated.
and all who would enjoy a day of real.
rational pleasure can 10 so By being
present on shat Occasion.
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pcatistr,.

Dr.. Gardiner, the well known prar-
teal dentist. has jrst returned fromtilc
west. aud is now located in DR.. Lucas
Office where he may be consulted With
respect to every branch of his prrfes.
sion, at NIL hours Besides being mn
adopt in the MT Of extracting. filing
md prcscrying the teeth, tho mhnufac.
ture AMI adjustment OF The artificial
article, FROM q sin;le dental to nh en-.
tire SGT. is made n speciality. Those
foquiring the services OF n Grst class
dentist viii do we'll 10 lcsyd their orders
with bin nj once.
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ETEgEhtS.

One n of general merchandise was
received by rail from the west to day,
aud b. Reil hart & Company slipped
TO Judd X Root. Hartford. Connecticut,
two car loads of wool for A. l.. Sher.
man. One car OF wool was also re-
cciyed here from Ham;il X Meigs ut
Well, for shipment east.
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For Ruli uuu r,,sin.

L. 5. Stokes, j. l.. Meacl.am and two
other gentlemen OF the company start
for the inddel mine in Bull Run Basin.
10y private conveyance. this evening.
The machinery for tho winter power mill
is now here aud loaded for transit to
tue mine. and the building for The mill
which is being framed at TrucLcc, will
arrive shortly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

MIR. A. Il. Sherman Of Osiuo hns lust
completed tho btling of tho seasons
clip OF wool which ia b5ins hauled
mere Tor shipment. 4 number Of large
bales have already arrived. aud 50 soon
ms 1t is all at tho depot IL will DO
shipped cas-! through 4. Roinharl &
Co.
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EpoAR REtSnAEr, the young son Of
y. Roinhart started for oakland, Cali.
%fornia, by the train tLis morning.
where hO will remain Mt school during
the term.
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lFrom Thursdays Daily.

Dun old time acquaintance, Sam.
Bell, who long since abandoned the
political field OF Eureka for the broader
mud pastoral one over which roam lis
fattcninG herds within the confines of
ldaho's territory, was also n passenger
10y the train, but the bronzgd and cor
rugated appearance Of the cntlueous
covering of his nose forbid tho sus
picion that no hal luxuria,cl .or a
thousand miles on the cushions Of the
car mentioned. He was heading for
the Base Range for tho bgnef. OF lis
health, recognizing the sad fact ihat
his system can never be restored to II,
normal vigor except through tho revi
vifying effects of the n]rsemical FUN, =
to which he has 80 long been accus-
toned.
Charles Leach, n rather pleasant per
son, Of rotumd form and captivating adj.
dress; not wholely unknown 10 fnnc
md good society in TuscHrOrn, and nd.
jiccnt cities, came up from the west Ly
the Central Pacific route las. evening.
He reports the popular Weed MS par.
ticularly thrifty it having grown much.
ly in the sulubrious atmosphere sur.
rounding tho Bay.
Thomas J. Hildre,h, OF Tho well
known firm Of Dumpliy e Hillrcth,
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Insinunt,,n OF omccr..

At tho meeting Of Elko Lodge No. Is
!. o. o. T. nt their hall on Saturday
evening last, tho scmi annual ins,nlln.
ton Of officers took place rs follows:
+, a. %Liulodold, ~ O.; }. J. Meips.
N'G.iT. b. Honlcy. Secretary; g. S.
Seart. TEcn4nrrr.
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While at the ranch of John Hunter
nine miles below town ON the South Fork
ufthc Humboldt, last evening. O. +.
Rogers Of this place, shot and killed II
large lynx. The body which he brought
to town Is fully three feet IN length.
and IN life stood two feet in hight. /, has
crcc; pointed ears, aud with lllc cxc,p.
ton OF small black spots upon It's sides
and " hat abbreviated caudai APP
pendaCr. i merely an exaggerated
"rsua.c eat. possessing all the dcs;ruct-
Ivcn,as OF tho ~trcuchurous domestic
animal, backed by " feroci'y almost de-
void II far. Mr.. Rogers discovered
the DrIma. while driving IN his wagon
near the crossing o: the river, and only
- fow rods iIvm the house, it standing
uHd watching him while lie changed car
tr!lgcs in his gun from bird 20 buc!i-s shot.
After receiving the full charge, though
m"rtuliy Wounded, the lively disposition
manifested to attack il, nssiilnut made
it u"c"m;ai'njIy apparent that this
style @! pet is not "a good one to fool
with Tho pcit Is - handsome one and
will b- preserved.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

Tnr friends Of our former !ownsman.
Al. S%ou'hnri, will regret tn hear Of tho
death Of their little daughter at Tusoar.
ora notice Of which appears in another
column.
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WE are glad to- report the old Cali.
fornin champion. John Kelly, up and
about again. His illness was n very
serious matter. but he has w]cathcred
tho gale.
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For isrinicrrmcnt.

MossIs. Mundcll, Grub anil Clark.
gentlemen of Huntington vallcy we'll
known in this county. aud personal
friends Of Marion Henshaw, who it
will be remembered died suddenly IL
few weeks ago, out on the North Fork
'of the Owyhcc, arrived here last even
Ing, ana left this morning for the North
for the purpose Of bringing the remains
OF their friend from the isolated spot
in which they were buried. for rein.
tcrrment here. The deceased Was II
gentlemen in the true sense of the
word, and in consequence had many
warm friends, but the peculiar sur.
roundinSs ut the time Of his death.
which was totally unexpected, rendered
1t quite Impossible 10 dispose of the
remains satisfactorily. 1t is the intcn-
ton of the parties mentioned to bring
tho remains here if possible, and give
them burial where relatives and friends
may visit his grave and know that he
sleeps IL peace.
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Notice.

George Gansz is Stiil in the field and
will furnish No. l nut pine wool To
the citizens of Elko by the cord or car:
load mt So per cord ldeiiveredj suarnn-
tecing full measurement of 1873 fett il
the coid:
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FIRE At BATTLE MOUNTAIN.
The nusiucss Portion or the Town
In Ashes-Loss or Lifts

hmost destructive Gre. c~utaifng also
loss Of life. occurred 1T battle Noun
lain Saturday night. The iro orici.
mated in u room in the Battle Mountain
Hotel. occupied by Airs. a. Warj, and
spread with great rnpidiy both east and
west, consuming all the Lsildings-
about twenty tive In nnmte--bctween
the business houses vi NcWillIams and
Blossom. The cOniagTstion was evi-
IDENTIFY tho work of aa incendiary, as
about the same time q miscreuut WAS
discOyeied la TIE act Of firing ~ hay
stack near hr, aud Was pursued by bul.
lets, bat sTcccci,d in making his es-
cape. The only body found ia the
ruins, i tbut Of Mrs. Ward. The only
other casualties known to have resulted
from ;lrr destruction of the buildings
was Dave B0a ley and u teumster from
NIuwcuIgccH, whose name Nc did not
loUru, scNc.riy burned.
That any portion Of tho town was
saved WAS attributable to the fact that
no wind was stirring NJ the time.
One entire block OF buildings was con
suuci, most of which were business
houses. upon which the insurance Was
vgry light.
LH- ~ .
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Attached to the rear OF the west.
bound train this morning WAS u special
car Of the Union Pacific Railroad, con
tanning Sidney Dillon. President Of
that road, and party.
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TuE late fire in Battle Mountain has
awaked the people OF Car!in TO the I'M
r%"rtanco Of adopting measures for
guarding against the danger of a SINH.
lar calamity. \ committee TO act as
tire w"rdcns has Leou appointed by the
citizens of that place, and "a night
wntchmnn was also placed on duty.
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To-Day. st.rk saiv..
goo ophir. AK, 10
$50 Mexican, lIl4, IL
iSu Gould anil Cufry. Ga. 81
geo BEST and Beicber. IL, lia
235 California. l3h. lj.
1870 Savage. ~, liH
1000 Con. Virginia, 90, 91f
10 huilar. 25A
lG5 Hale and Norcross, GN,7
ESQ Point. az
I60 Jacket, So. So
1870 Imperial, toe. inc
1873 k"htuck. $. 2J5c
2l0 Alpha. lOh, lUH
so B,lcher. i2Oc, "a
22T5 81 ira Nevada, Ca ca
so Cunnl nee, a.
$50 Utah.
9Ij Bullion. iiOc. ;
IT'S Excb. queT. ~, 2TOc
go Ov.ruIar, SO, %.
$40 Justice, Hoe. 4U5c
200 Succor, l
go Union. 90, CO
$50 Alta. ~
1870 JulIa. 5t4,GH
800 Caledonia. lSUc. L..
GS5 Silver Hill, Sue
90 Woodvilir. 80
200 Benton. l9Oc
l3j Andes. 3jc. i0c
1901 Wells Fargo. lUc, l5o
$50 Ward. liUc
1900 LsviD;Lnn. Ace. Zoe
6nu yrujin. i5c, ste
100 New York, 80
200 Leopard, Soc, I
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FAMiLils can be furnished with n su
perior article Of Ice Cream by the pint.
quart or gallon at the Cabinet R.liaur:
ant day or night
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"VAT me no cooks init do.dny. me
worums Offer yor proekvas do.morrow,' .
was the reply VI a toutonic gentleman
who runs bachelor apartments in this
city, on the economic European plar,
to n question respecting tho merits Of
his culinary system.
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ESTRAY.

TAME TO ny RAN II O%TuE HUMBoLnT'
" river, six IN les above Elko, altont Two
months ago, two small horses. one n brown ant
me oti'ra "rcv. Both animals have diamond
; branded ca left thigh: tbr brown has also npon.
tfe rigtIni slsa irIud Resembling u half cir.
cIe, afd 4" sltpl. Tho brpwl hUrs T. abont IL.
Iahds IN Light Dhd Nil Weigh nd Iut I0l
pounds the gr ' iss siulllcE animal ana wi
weigh sb"u coo ponhis. lave taken both
animals mp according I" law. ani their owner
or Owners are requested l., rome foIw ri, prove
properly. pay ~ciIarsOs and u % tlls same away,
-, my. A. ". III: LER.
IAho. II, 1898. jiii.6Ud'
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frisn shell oysters received daily II
The Cabinet Restaurant. next DOOR Is
he postofice.
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NotIrr.

On and after June 2sth: F. II. Smith
will sell sawed wood Mt 30 90 per cord.
md 4foot nut pine wood at 81 10.
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sSTsAY H5Tlcs.
cS0 REWARD.

vt aged frcm MIn 7 wn, CoYn,r nia. ono
ainhll bay mare, btind1 II u Ana Azure d un,
def l lett thtih. sni,ii white syo( - fose'sa1
SUD heavy with rsl, she ~ tDjwn 80 Tie
Crnichct race mntei aitn, Dc Lsfgc pixud brow
mare, vii gli,ie h.Id ~ ,as,t tsa1led XI OF.
Elt 'lpnblrr also, one htNrIt hly mare, white
~ The iac,, iIapd q ~ "a, icn Eli uidtf. win
PAID for lac nec cry o. ttr pb We siock -
IAMLS ~. CSJTCiIER,
j'!9 I'M Mn Iowa, gJfuucOpld'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

FIrE imported elaret can be hal at
tue Cabinet Restaurant tables. Price
per quart bottles. 90 cents pint, Is
CENTS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

TuEEE now Central Pacific engines.
Nos 22o. $50 and 2jl passed through
from tho cast by the train Inst evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-14

TIir excellent bat yu]luminDus report
of tho County ADdilor has excluded
most Of our reading matter TO. day.