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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

Hon. J.. II. Moore Of liuby Valley;
arrived from Eureka last evening. The
Col. IS II prominen: candidate for Cub
ernatorial homuTs and is ustling around
among his constituency. We under
stand his chances for the nomination
arc multiurdmous and still increasing.
John Williams md wife arrived hero
from their ranch in Mound Valley last
evening. They will remain in town
several days. John says n screw-wind
Carried away the hurricane deck Of his
house in the valley a few days ago.
Prof. ID. Il. Sessions returned from n
visit to the western part Of the state,
by tho train last evening. He confirms
the report OF his candidature before the
Democratic Couv, ntion, for the posi-
ton OF Slate Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. Mr.. Sessions is the style
Of n man to oil such au Office, aud his
chances for tile nomination are believed
to bO good.
s. i. Kelley, State Supt. of Schools,
arrived This morning from mi official
visit TO tile schools in that part OF the
county east OF here; he tarrics until to-
MORROW mCriing.
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Accident fs ar.ke...

A brakeman named Gill met with .
seriou. accident IN the Salt Lake divi
sion OF the Central Pacific road We'd
nesday. When in the discharge Of his
duties. just beyond Wells. the train
making at the time about ten miles an
hour. he was joited from the top Of
the car upon Which he ~as standing. and
thrown TO tho ground. the fall breaking
both bohes Of the left leg Just above
the ankle. He was brought at o'nce to
This place where he Was surgically
treated by DIR. Meigs. physieisn Of the
company, after which he wal forwarded
to the company hospital at Sacramento.
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Another nir,h.a.x p.r,.

There were sounds Of revelry last
night. aud Elko's capital lad gathered
at the residence Of her County Clerk.
1t Was in honor Of the liJth anniver-
sary of the day ON which he put in n
first appearance-GreeE says he'll raise
Nose Haynes a few, hhyhow-and the
boom OF he piano; the music of the
horns aud the deep bass Of the big
hdllo was heard long III tine
land. Thefa was m avalanche Of
music. wine and women, and the old
boys. 70 draw It mild. &eresiihply glori-
Gus. The prolonged festivities have not.
however. occasioned any infringement
upon the even tenor Of tho duties Of
court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

DR.. Gardiner, the well known prac-
teal dentist. has jest returned from tho
west, and is now located in DR.. Lucas
Office where he mny be consulted with
respect to every branch OF his proics-
sion. at all bonrs. Besides being mn
adept in the art OF extracting. filling
and preserving the teeth, the manuiac-
turc and adjustment Of the artificial
article, from u single dental to nm en-
tire yet, II made q speciality. r1iose
requiring tho services OF q FIRST class
dentist viii do VOL to leave their orders
with him y; once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

Ma! DAVIS. formerly OF tho firm vf
Davis & Pierce, millcrs OF Humboldt
county, who recently purchased the
Ainloy.Bobier Touring mill at this
place, was in town yesterday. lilo in.
forms us that he ~ about TO commence
business at the mill. He proposes to
bring his family On bis return. and
make this place his permanent resi.
dence. Mr. Davis has beyond a doubt,
made q good Investment here. aud
himself and family will receive a
hearty welcome from IL citizens.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

A bG sPERsONs HAVING CLAWS
IA aaaius' Johii Watson. deceased, or tho 80.
taie OF the Asid iohr Rafs m deceased, arc
hereby required 10 exhibit the same With tho
necessary vouchers. within ten month"; affcf
The 1rst publication ~ this nttioe. to w. sug.
actt. At hts place OF business. IN tile town and
county Of kito. State OF Hcvada.
"a ]. n SUuuETT
Administrative Of the estate Of Jobr wrtsoD,
deceased. iU2u-im
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from Wednesdays Daily
For County Recorder.

We ARE to-day authorized 10 an
mounce our old friend S. NJ. Henley, as
a Candidate before the Democratic
Convention for the Office of Recorder of
Ello County. Steve, al he is familiar
~ known, is an old resident OF the
County. having assisted at the intro
ductiou Of this place into its first
habli.acr:s rs a town. lie subsequently
built the PalISade Hotel. conducting
the same untIl the Northern mining ex.
citcruent Of 20 drew him to Cornuco-
pIa and where he remained nut!t ar-
cep;iug IA position rs assaycr and
sIuoitcr at tAG works of tine Grand
Prize Company ia TuscaroTa, which lie
now holds. Mr.. Henley is, as every
body hEows, an honorable man and n
square DemOCIat, and is thoroughly
qualified to ill tue position &c which he
aspircS. Aside iruM nj! geographical
considerations, wGicE-Ll! other uues.
uums be!ug eyrr-shoUid nave due
weight in the convention, better selcc-
ton us Il candidate ior the position, the
Democratic Convention will md II
difficult to make. \ genial, whole
souled gentleman, honest and capable,
he is wanting ia no essential element
requisite TO secure fayOrs at the hands
of the public.
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Democratic Central Committee
Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that n meeting
of the Democratic Central Committee of
this County will be held AT Elko, Sat-
urday, August 10th, 1878, FOR the dis
charge of such duties as properly come
within the province of such committee.
S. S. SEAEs, Chairman.
The committee IS at present comprised
of the following members: l.. A. VII
lara, CoHlucopia; Johh shuck. Tnsca-
rora; J.. w. Dorsey. Halleck; Charles
Lampman, Glover Valley; T. Il. Bruf-
fey, Mineral Hill, and I. Il. Henley, J..
p. EdoA, j. II. Dawlcy and Il. G..
Ware, members at large.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

ADAM MAGEE, the we'll known adipose
but genial cuisines. agent for that valu-
able journ"ls Tie Gohicn Era. is ngnin
in town, aid will lake pleasure in re-
criTins both subscriptions aud coin 20
the end HAT citizens may derive pleas.
uro nhd profit from the regular perusal
Of that excellent h~cblomadal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

CART. &. G. WARMER has had a brief
hut severe attack Of sickness in Tusca-
ro:a, where he has been snjourning the
past few days. We arc glad to notice
by the TTmos-Reric'c that lie is all right
again, however.
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smother Candidate.

The name of +. l.. Seit2. the prcsem
incumbent, appears elsewhere in this
Issue as" candidele before tho R,pub,
iicnn C~Onventicm Cor reelection 10 III,
Urhce Of shcii-f Of sSiko Comfy. Ed. i.
u good solid Hurubiican, moral.
iy' but pAysically DEVELOPS
SOMA" decidedly Democratic tastes.
However, as al! chose little Democratic
w"HNi9vs8ca !rna to virtues side, and
'Aa "l'u!uIF,r"tirn Of tuat particular
brNnlAO the County Government under
his charge having bscu eminently salts.
iI'tO,y, We have 40 hesitation in re.
c"om.lrndiuE him ~ II gentleman wei
w"rts. OF :urIh5r favors at the HANDS
Of i!b party.
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Payment OF Eiko County Honds
In accordance with the provisions OF
Section IL, OF an Act entitled IAN Ac,
to consolidate aud fund the indebted.
ness of Elko County" Approved
February 23rd. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that u pro.
Senied at my Office in Elko, Nevada.
on or before Thursday Tho lst day Of
August 1878. the following Elko County
Bond issued In pursuance Of said acj
will be paid together With the interest
thereon that shall have accrued nj The
date presented, TO wit: Number
81. Should the said bono
not BIO presented Within The time speci
Ted then from and after tho date namo,
to wit: Thursday the Istpro1tmo, inter
ost thereon will cease.
JouN II. BRADLtr. Treasurer.
Elko, July iith 1878.
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TO F,nMpns AND Uru,ns.-uavin,

TO FsRMKns N OTHEEs.-Having
assumed entire contfoi OF the black
smitbing wagcn-mofinS and machine
shops, ! am low prepared to do any
and NIL kinds q work in my line. par
%ticularly TIE repairing of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms.
A. BBuoE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

WITH restored health, our old towns
man, Il. Il. BigeloEi las resumed the
practice of his profession, and taken
his accustomed place among the legal
fraternity. His business card appears
In another column.
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This evening". u. Hoover.
From fridays Daily.
TO lie Improved.

~ AihtN"N'"s
The fact that since n. +. Peterson
converted his hal. into n dwelling house
there has been no public place for fec.
lures, dancing. exhibitions, ETC.. has
induced the trustees OF Granger Hall to
supply such deficiency by making lie
necessary alterations and improvements
to that Building IA meet tho demand.
The brick Gall dividing the rooms is to
DO reihoycd. aud n smoothc, substantial
floor Of hatrow, inch and n quarter,
yellow piho; laid at once. The room,
pleasantly lighted by chaiidaliers
throughout. will DO twenty-five by
sixty feet in tho cleor, with n superior
floor for dancing purposes. The ma.
terial has been ordered from California,
and as soon IA IL arrives. will be put IN
position.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

THg dwelling house on the corner Of
Railroad and 7th stto6ts, formerly
owned 10y Dave O'Ncily has recently
been purchased by Mr.. j. IL. Suggett,
and was this morning moved south Of
the Railroad opposite tile upper bridge.
1t will DO occupied as a dwelling by
Mr. SuPgett's family.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

Court met at 10 o'clock this morning
pursuant to adjournment. The case OF
the State VS.. .McWilliams was tried and
submitted TO the jury at 2 o'clock p. n.
The jury was still out when we vent to
press.
Monday, July 81.
Court met at the usual hour this
morning. In the case CT the State VS..
Charles Observation-Disclosures for
buttlary-thc jury t which the case
was submitted Saturday evening, failed
to agree and vas discharged. The
case was then set for ~ro.trial on the
2Glh Instant.
In the case Of the Stale VS.. ]. CLARK
indictment for the killing Of George
Culver, III Tuscarora-a jtry was i'm
paneled and trial pruceeded. Shortly
a:ter 3 o'clock testimony in the case
was all in, and argument for the prose-
cution is being Heard.
Tuesday, July %.
Court met at 10 o'clock pursuant to
adjournment. The jury in the cause of
the State Of Nevada VS.. James Clark,
indicted for mauslaughter, to whom the
case was submitted last night, returned
the folio ing verdict; 1--WE, the Jury,
find tho defendant guilty as charged in
the Indictment"
The cahse of the State VS.. w. G..
Deah--inlicthieii fot Grand Larceny
was placed on tfihl. Testimony in the
case was brief and about 4 o'clock p. II.
1t was submitted to tho jury which rem
dered n verdict of acquittal withou,
leaving their seats. Court then nd
journed until tomorrow ut 10 O'CLOCK.
"Wednesday, July "a.
Court met at the usual hour--iury
empnneled. Case OF The State against
grand %lnrcenous Chinainan on trial.
The case was submitted TO Tho Jury nj
2 o'clock, and they wero Still deliburat
ing as we went to press.
Thursday. iniy %.
Court met Mt usual Hour. New jury
cinpancied III the cause o. the State vs..
All k~oe--formcr jury failing to ogrco.
Tho case WIS submitted 10
the jury shortly after noon
which after brief deltBcration, returned
n verdict of guilty as charged in the
ihdiclment'-gtand larceny. Court
then adjourned until 10 o'clock to.
morrow niornins.
Friday. July &c.
Court met at the usual hour-Civir
suit; Scott vs.. Williams-triod before ,
jury OF six porsons-vcrdict for plniti
tif. Jury discharged for tho term.
Court adjourned until Monda!
morning Mt 10 o'clock, when j. Clnrl
md All Koo will DO arraigned Tor sen
lence.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

FAMILIES can DO furnished with a su
perior article of Ice Cream by the pint,
quart or gallon at the Cabinet Restaur-
ant day or night
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Suddcn nrnth.

Thomas Wright, q resident of
Lamoillo Valley. dropped dead in his
field on Wednesday. Ills death is sup.
posed to have been caused by heart
disease.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

John Doe filled up with Worty.rod''
again to day, and camo TO yricf. His
maudlin sobs were distinctly audible
n block dwnyi M an officer gently on.
corted him TO the county i%nRrmary.
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from Mondays Daily. !
Frciglst- Received.

By rail to.dny we've / car Of general
merchandise; l car wood for Muller,
! car lumber for 4. II. Smith 4 cnrs o,
lumber for 1nHdel Mill.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

FrNE imported cluret can be had at
the Cabinet Restaurant tables. Price
per quart hotties, so cents; pint, rs
cents.
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Departures.

This morning were j. W windle,
W. Jones, J. Garcia, w. Fiiffcns aud
one Cbinamhn.
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On and after June 2Sth; f. II. Smith
will sell sawed wood Mt 50 90 per cord,
and 4-foot nut pine wood at So 90 de-
livcred.
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40 i..t,oItcrs.

Try tho bit cigar at the Cabinet
Saloon. They are Key West Cigars; no
China make. They are fnc Havana
filters and binders, and Connecticut
wrappers.
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DbRISG the week ending last Friday
morning tho Manhattan mill reduced
li7 tons and As pounds Of otc, Of tho
assays value of $4,000 0S.
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Depart ureS.

Fer ruscHsora this morning we're
+. Culver. W. A. McAlhster, J.. L.
MeDcham, L. VI. CGtlin and Mrs. Hef-
from.
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SIIrrrH 'Eni Iii

Ash
a rotary hurricane OF tho first mag
arrived in town yesterday by tho
entrance, but having a press
ing engagement oRt in Lamoillo, it at.
tendc1 strictly TO business during its
brief soJourn. and took a hasty farewell
at Tho Upper Bridge. A heavy hay
rack which got III it's way. was snatbhed
from its moorirgs, twisted on. OF all
recognizable shdpo aud thrown away
like n squeezed lemon. II also re.
moved n roof for neighbor Rigsby in
less than half tho time IL took lim to
put II on. and IL is thought tho Keen
scent OF Il San Francisco detective
would prove inadequate TO tho task Of
iindiIg tile pieces. We are informed
that during It's passage across frnir
street four hundred and t~hirty.nine
mnugy ours were drawn into liz vortex
and swept away, and yot tho decreas,
in Tho number OF canine wholps !,
scHtcoly pcrcepiiblo. However, thank
iul for pas. ~iayors, 1t is hoped tina
similar interpretations OF Proyidonc,
may DO Of frequent occurrence unit
these yolping, howling nuisaucos ar
n%itrsurcably nbatcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

JoHS WILLIAMS was taken seriously
i'll last evening which became danger
ously acute during the night. Con-
slant medical attention and good nurs-
ing brought Lin through. however,
and We have lie pleasure 10 anhounce
that he is nov resting Quite comfort.
ably,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

FRESH shell oysters received daily ut
the Cabinet Restaurant, next door to
'ho p~ostofice,
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l.. C. Dorsey is wanted in town at
once. Should be fail to cast his shadow
within tho city limits during the next
two days. a hGUiseorPUs will bring HIM
to a recognition of the error OF his
ways.
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Arrivals.

This ovening-Gus Kuhn, Mrs. oil.
YER william johnson Mrs. Cummings.
James Kemp and william Bcoobc,.
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Dcnurfns.aa.

This morning--Mrs. Bert Wilkins,
Mrs. Adams AMI chile, A. Lyman and
H.G. w. Tarney.
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THE rich can ride in chaises and tie
poor cLn walk b"jazos-Doc. Mciss has
just got ne. 'ris'rt as bug as some,
but it's awful stylish.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

THE Tr,r:-Rsric,c says the Iuidel
Mill is to be completed by the goth of
September. There are several! hun
bred tons Of ore on the dump at the
mine, and rs over two hundred feet OF
the ledge is exposed by the tunnel
which runs parallel with and On the
foot wall Of the lode, there will be no
difficulty IN attracting n sufficient
quantity Of ore TO keep the stamps rum
ming for an indefinite period.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

A call for o meeting OF the County
Democratic Central Committee appears
elsewhere in this Issue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-28

by RAIL to-day. were 2 cars general
merchandise and l car Dudweisof Door
for Tteinhart < Co.
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Departurcs.


This morning-T. p. Greeuleaf, l..
L. Fener, j. Borden and Gus. Kuhn.
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FRESH sTRAwPEhT:IEs AND CREAM daily
at the Cabinet Restaurant.
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Notice.

S. J. SMITH, matchmaker and Jew.
eler, Elkn. Nevada.
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Arrivals.

This eHcning-W. IT, French, r.
Dolan, W. p. Jones aud W. =. Kelley.
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Neighbor Brooks has mounted his
domieile on rollers. protesting to be-
come n little moro gregarious himself.
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Farewell Party.

The dance to be given this evening at
GranEer's Hall. is by tho young friends
of Miss Bell Henderson, daughter of
DIR. Henderson, formerly Of San Jose,
in Eonor of the young lady. pfior TO her
return TO school at that place. Miss
Henderson is a grand daughter of the
Governor. and will accompany the old
gentleman westward on Saturday.
The farewell party this evening will
he a very pieasnn. AFFAIR beyond u
doubt, as Miss Henderson is held in
high esteem by her many friends here.
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Yesterdays Afternoon I,onra.

= tiooA oCnEu.
2i00 Belmont, SOC, /
40 Gila, 5Oc
200 Belle, IOX
$40 Manhattan, GH
200 Star, /
900 Belle Isle, l5c
l1+U hodoc, zoe
100 Eureka Con-, Az, "A
40 Raymond AMI Ely
400 Jackson, 81,
1900 Coso Con, 45c. 4Oc
200 Golden Chariot, zoe
50 White, 81
4oO Tip Top, SOC, T5c
700 Bodie, %, 104
1850 Bechtel, 1860, l20
100 New Coso, 4Oc
800 Day. DC
100 Hillside,
1925 California, 10, OZ
10 Savage, lI3k, ~
$50 Mexican, l6H, lG%
$40 Ophir, Az, ~
l3O Alpha, 90, 10
20 Hale and Norcross, 7L, tx
$40 Con. Virginia, 81
1865 Sierra Nevada, SIX, tx
800 Ward, lI5c
GOO Point, GZ
$40 Gonld and Curry. TX, 7H
. Jacket, l0I., lU%
500 Union. ia.
l95 Julia, GL, So
400 Justice, 5X, 5%
ITO Alta, "a.
~ Caledonia, 2l5c
235 Utah, .
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rIrn BALLARD HALL.

Has also been thoroughly renovated. aud :
supplied with two Of the celebrated Brunrwiek
Tables for the amusement Of patrons
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DAN. MUMMY, the cattle king, was
in town yesterday.
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The Pnrn: LAST MIN.

The dance at Changers Hall last
evening. was a very pleasant gathering
Of the young people. The company as
sembled was just sufficient to nicely ill
the hall, and the festivities were kept
until past midnight. Miss Henderson,
for whom the party was gotten up, do
parts for San Jose Tomorrow morning.
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This evenins-wm. Faragher.
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DISTRICT COuItr.
Sure Term. 1875.

HON. J. Il. FLACK, PRESIDING.
Saturday, July 10.
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning
pursuant to adjournment. The case Of
the State VS.. .McWilliams was tried and
submitted TO the jury at 2 o'clock p. ".
The jury was still out when we vent to
press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-03


nhTEuTc ootainsd for mechanical de-
AISNI y vices. medical OF oths! CON.
pounds. ofnAmsntAl designs
trade msfks and lsbels, CavsatA. Asagnmsufss
Intsrferences. Appeals. Suits for infnngsmsnss
and oil cases Arisina undsr the fATkhT LAVE
promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BRRN
Rejected ss & r: !. s.:: s:.:': ..:.s oss 5. P.Z D:
sutsd By us. Being oppo-
site the Patent Once, We can make elo.sr
s-archee, and secure PAtsnts more promptly.
and with broader ciaims. than thoss who Ars
rsmcts from washington.
|lnucnTnpC ssod us . modal o. skstsh
VvEVtunO Of your devics; Ne make
exsminations yRn1 OF
czAnaE. and sdyise y 10 psts.tAbilny Prices
low. and NO CHARGE uNLxss PATENT ID
SECURED.
We refer TO ofnclais In the Pstsnt ofacs, 70
our cllents In ever atats OF the Union. and 70
your Senators and Representative In Congrsss.
Special references given when desired.
Address
O. A. SNOW 3 90. .
Opposite Patent Once. Washington, D. o.
apfitf
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.HE was showing the man the new bay
mule that he Was working In team
with the old gray. "You warrant him
sound and perfectly kind and gentle p
the man said. Perfectly" said Farmer
John. MY wife and children drive
him and be Is . perfect pet. Comes
into the house like . dog" I" Easy to
shoe 2' asked the man. "well. guess
80 fact is, l never had him shod. i
don't believe In IL: he works better
without II. F" said Farmer John. "How
does he act when you put the cruppsr
on ?" asked the man. Farmer John hes
itatsd. "well. pretty good. guess. .
he said; "fsct 10, never put II on. "
"How does it got on p asked the man.
"who does put IL on ?" "wsll. l kind
Of don't know" said Farmer John
"fact is. he had the harness on when i
got him. an ID "a him 90 well. and he
seemed to be so contsnted in II, like.
that sort Of never took II OF n him. "
"And how long have you had him p
asked the man. Farmer John chewsd q
wheat straw rather meditAtivsly.
"wsll," he said. "not TO exceed more n
two year, mebbs." And the man backed
n little further away. and he would
"sort OF look round little further be-
fore he bought. like" And Farmer
John never saw him again mot even unto
this day.-Hdrksw.