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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Dsmocratic sprai,ing.

In another column We pnblish the list
Of appointments made ty w. u. +. Deal
Democratic candidate for Congress. aud
John II. Kitttoll Democratic candidate
for Attorney General, aud the time NJ
which they sill address the citizens OF
the various towns Throughout, the State.
upon the political issues OF the day,
dnring The campaign They appear In
Elko on Monday the nth instant, and
every preparation should be made "a
give them a rousipg reception on th,
occasion,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

Il. l.. rlnmmur arrived lire from
Mineral Hill 10y the train last cvc.ing.
mud Amos Plnmmcr came in from
Mountain City by his conveyance.
Johnny Van Vie clso arrived by
private conveyance from Tuscarora las,
evening.
Frank Campbell, formerly [of oursl.
pnt in nm appearance from a long visit
to the Territories east. by this morn,
ing's train aud stopped over to-day.
Railroad Agent Fast, We are pleased
to notice. IN upon the streets again.
Judge Flack is much better.
T. s. Stokes arrived from the Eas
this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

III" always neat and tasty establish
hieni I'll Nessrs. R"ckhnrt d Froclich,
bus jnSt undergone another ourse of
caieiNining. painting and general en-
liyening Of culors throughout, and both
bakery and saloon Are as clean and
fresh as c mountain daisy. The bakery
saloon has always maintaiu=i the rcpu-
tation OF being one OF the most pleasant
aud cheerful places Of resort in the
whole county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
NAVAJO Orr.

We visited the &tyrju milne Yesterday
IN company with the Superintendent.
j. IL. Dayton. ANA wore more than sur.
ptisod to soc tbs quality OF ore being
taken out. There 10 about iyo hundred
tons on the dnmp-somo Of IL equal TO
the very richest wire silver orc that has
ever been mtlicd By the Grand Ptize.
Most Of the ore will average $3.50 per
ton. aud is being milled at the rate of
twelve to fifteen tons per day imts.
Repieic.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

U"DsE tie head oi married in an.
ether column. appears u notice Of nn
event IN which sUmo Of our citizens took
" secondary pant. The bride is u niece
of I. ID. Page of Eureka, formerly Of
Elko. who, with his daughter, were
present on the happy occasion. Our
scni"! townsrn"n, George Tucker, oHici-
atcd ms second best ,nln. and Miss
Page. daughter Of I. ID. Page, filled
the position Of bridesmaid. The young
couple united are admirably mated,
and start for Canada at once, TO take
possession Of the old homestead Of the
DE Lislos, whore the young couple in.
tend To permanently reside. a very
pleasant time was had nt the hotel n,
tho conclusion oi The ceremony. and The
worthy young couple will carry with
them TO their home in tho East, thc
best wishes Of relatives and friends fol
their continued happiness.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

Wa understand that our old friend
trOmiau his b,ruin. u confirmed ncti.
cu.io.al ~. In response to his order
i"r II ~muD.i,r. u Sacramento Granger
establishment has just forwarded to him
an old fashioned lail. His friends
mccd feel no alarm for his life. however,
- hc has Ind tho entire postoiior por.
ton of his body heavily cushioned. :
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
r,a.,ed the EI.hc..

According to promise. Fish Commits.
sioner Parker forwarded to NJ. z.
Haynes. Of this place, three thousand
young catfish with which to stock the
Humboldt river above E!ko. The little
fellows were brought mp from Reno by
James McDurney, arriving here in good
order, aud oil Sunday were consigned
to the stream at a point ten miles above
here. In emp;ying the large cans con-
tanning the fish. they were found TO be
Us lively as crickets. only one OF the
entire 10; having been killed or injured.
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Ala for In. aoat,,

From Captain ]. A. Palmer. of Car
lin. we have just received notice that
the citizens of that place viii give .
grand entertainment for the bvn,f OF
the yellow fever sufferer r. in the South.
An attractive programme. which will be
found elsewhere in in this paper. has
been selected for the evening. aud the
essential worthiness Of the cha,i,y to
which its proceeds are to be devoted. is
in itself, aside from the intrinsic merit
of the performances of the compsny.
will lie sufficient to assure a full aud rp-
preciatiye audience.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

De. 7. ". HUNTINGTON las sold out
his Office. furniture, goodwill, etc, to
DIR. Louis Terry, having arranged to
transfer his practice TO the iourishing
town OF TuscaroTa. The DR.. has made
many friends ia :Lis section during his
residence here, AMI Irauy regrets will
follow his going, bat the gap made by
the loss OF the genial young doctor
could not have been more cfecIuai!y
filled than 10y the establishment in
our midst OF our former vel! beloved
tuwnsuun. Doc Terry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

John Conway, son Of the gcll known
cattle mnn, took tae tain Tor san Fran
cisco this morning.
Ge"sgc NcnshHw ~.S in town FROM
South Fork, to-day.
Stove Shoemaker arrived in town To-.
day from Ruby Valley, having bsournt
the rc'nHina Of his neighbJr. fctcG
Reardon, for burial.
Mrs. William Taylor is rr,-trateI
and suffering severely from un attack Of
inilammGt>ry rheumatism.
judge Fines, who has been for sever.
al days seriously III at tho Hot Springs,
IL much improved. to day.
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Acrldent in Ilo,rc Inii.r,

DR.. 4. ". Kup;in,icn was called to
Glover Valley yost,rdsy, professionally,
and UPON ais return to dry, we learn
that his services were required rs sur.
gron upon the person Of John Weeks,
IL Resident Of the valley, who had been
severely Injured 10y a kick from u horse.
An examination of his wonud diBcov.
cred that tao ribs had been broken.
TIL" necessary surgical aid was render
cred, aud nron the Doe;ur's departure,
MIR. Weeks was getting along ma com.
foriably asa man with a pair OF fraet
ured ri6s could be expected to emily
himself.
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Me-. Il. e. CArLIN, who is now down
here from Bruneau on business. has Just
received from his old home in Burling-
ton. ". the sad news Of the death Of
his father. who was Suddenly taken
Away in the 9th year Of his age. 10y an
aitlci; o. heart disease. Mr.. Ca;!in H.
a gentleman well known in Eiko: Il VI.
Cnti:n, u prcsen; County Surveyor, is
also " son Of the decreased. Both gen.
tlemcn have the sympathy Of their
many friends in this most unexpected
uflictiOn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

VIZ learn from S,eye Henley that he
will lravc Tuscarora for Elko about the
10th instant, 20 START upon "A thorough
CANVASS Of the county. His a
memt at the Grand Prize is OF such a
nature that it is quite impossible for
him to leave home b.fore that time.
Blu, he will work the more vigorously 10
cover the deficiency in time. Steye's a
wheel horse when he gets started.
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tFroin Thurslny's Daily. ]


j. u. Fitch aud l.. J. Ii,ins. Demo.
cratic candidates for Sheriff and Clerk,
set on! on u our through the southern
part Of the county this evening. They
wero whiried away behind Bcu's big
s%orrels, and propose TO take i'll every
hamlet, rsuch, and stopping place on
the entire route. BOth gentlemen are
well known to be gifted in the line of
cloluence. and their persuasive powers
will be brought to Lea. upon every stub.
born Republican they meet, with n view
to his moral reformation. We learn
that in consequence of recent raids
made through that portion of country.
the fowls have got ia tae habit Of climb
inc to the topmOst ruust, bu; that reign
Of fowlish terror hus now subsided, as
there 10 nothing for them to fear FROM
tn" ungodiy. The two old Democratic
roosters mentioned expect TO cShaus;
the rcsourcva Ui the rural districts in
about ten days, when their robust md
we'll filled appearance may DC looked for
in town.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

Y. D. rase AMI daughter. returned
10 Eureka by The ;G"iu ti.,s morning.
cGiccT C"foe s~TIivrl from Snu FIt.I,-
cisco last night, and ;his moTuiu. took
ci''Tso Of tho parties g:rrN!' dherv pp"n
SatGr5a! evenings Train, changed with
drawing Sa,,uu III that city upon IA
forged check. The detection ANA arrest
ui the parties here wns very aIroi;ly
accomplished ty " ssrs. Fitch and
S"itz, cNrcting prnise froin the San
frsnciscp YrG,!r, and rejecting credit
avon their skin nv executive Off GERS.
The officer AMI his charge were accom-.
panied 10y Mr.. Fitch ON th,ir way west
this morning ~ far a. CAriiu.
j. j. C~u'Dphcll amh Harry Uoganson
came down from H.!!cck by the train
this IRONING, and returned this evening.
A,nos PiummGr and J. W. Mcdonald
who have been down here from Noun.
tain City several days on business,
stated for lone by private conveyance
this ,Vrniny.
a. l.. Haynes las so far recovered
moan his Ito ~im!isprSition. as To- appear
nstin upon our s~trrcts. lie looks
rather sliD yet. however.
Judge Hack is rapidly reco ,cring
from his illuusS, being able 10 attend to
business to day.
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nonrh q, "reminiscences.

The Bourd OF Commissioners appoint
ed the following Registry A. For
Jack Greek district. L. J. Arlington; for
SprucemOnt. L. ID. Beach; for Column
bin district, Reuben Battles. The res
ign4tion of Justice l.. l.. Morgan. oi
Railroad district, was accepted and
Joseph Taylor Was appointed TO fill the
Vacancy thus caused. The Resignation
Of Justice Stafford of Rock Greek was
also received.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

AL. FIsnEG aud d we Casper. who for
The past t"V wurh- lIrYc been rv.nUi1.
ing TIE comforts Of Nimroi and Walton
--Gssistud by u blue kcg-amoug tue
birds AMI fishes OF the monn.ain re-.
gions north, came rushing into town
ngh'n last night. They travel ly tx
press. having relays upon their route.
They give glowing descriptions Of the
camps and country up that way. aud arc
convinced that tho faithful viii make
money and be happy. Tho new mill NJ
Columbia Is. they report, an excellent
ind most substantial piece Of workman.
ship and IL siendily engaged in reducing
Cue looking ore from the mines Of the
Company, which Hre developing in Il
manner highly satisfactory. Columbia
ia n thriving aud growing camp. and
Cornuccpia AMI Tuscagora are better
established ms permanent mining rs
than ut any time ia their previous his
lpfy
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sAs f.iAacisCo sfosx suASn.
rs.Day.. rtsck n.ie..


1865 ophir. SIS. &c
2i5D Mexican. TUt<. so
2233 Goull aud Garry, 1884,, l7i,
1879 hes, aud B.lclsr. %. 2y%
1870 California, "a. I4Z
l5u0 Savage. 10. Is
22.' Con. Virginia. 49,, Is
go Chollas. 81, As
1870 HALE aud Notrross. 20. 2l.
1860 Point. .. 50.
1891 Jacket. %. -
1850 Imp.rial. i4nc, -.
$40 ktntuck, S.:S
1870 Alpha. 1917. Is
1000 Belcher, g.. ~
4h5 C~oDitcnc.. i0t,, 10
100 Sierra Nevada, 900. 2l5
255 Utah. ~. 81
22l5 Bullion. 10, 10
1855 Exchequer. 6A,7
1928 OvcrnGr, %. 81
40 Seq. Belcher. SO
1899 Union. 100. 49,
ls65 JGstitr, 91,,a
i0io Alta. l5t4, I4x
2i35 Bryan, 81. 81.
2l95 Julis. So, Ga
1855 Caledonia, sax
23O lriz-. .
1870 Navajo. 1870, iiOc
40 Independence. D., $3.50
$40 LEOPARD. lacc, l2cc
$50 hussry. IUc, Sic
800 De t;ee-. s e. 3.,c
$50 Afgrr;a, 50.
4lv Endowment, lose. 1
l6' Silver Prize. lnc
TO Tcsca.ora, Ice
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.FaoM the the IirHss-RsDissg we cory q
notice o! tho marriage of cur yoGns
friend Goodwin, of Cornncopin. and Miss
Niliari. Of Pine valley. The many
friends OF both parties to The contract.
heartily unite in Wishing them "A fall.
mensnre OF coBnuhial BLISS. and A long
Lie in which to enjoy It's fruits.
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rhey ~ r.ni,r II.

When the system is run kown to the
extent ihet you pass slccpl,ss nights,
are nervous and irritable, have gloom,
foreboaings, Sour stomach. sick head.
ache and cortei tongnn, do not enroll
yourself as high private in tho toar
rans, under General Debility. bn, cheer
mp ami Try %thi!u's Prairie Flower, Tint
Greni liver Pauaccs. now for sale IN
every city and town on the continent.
n" medicine yer compounded Ia half
is cfnnl Tor thr cure d! dyspepsia AMI
liver complaint. II has n specific pow.
or over the liver, and by curing the
liver. Dyspepsia and all other diseases
arising from it. vanish ms IL by magic.
sample totil,s nro svid ut The small
price OF 30 cents that will convince you
OF lis merits. Large size bottles rs
cs"'s, for sale by our druggist. +. L.
Muller.
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Store, cepnts i,cmoeretir Ticket.

Following il the iicks, nominated by
the Democrats Of Storey on Tuesday,
the ist infant: State Senators. S. IT.
Curtis aud John McliNhou; Assembly
mon, l. Il. Colnon, II. T.. MAcncyin.
H,btit Il Loweiy. c j. Nolsn, VI. II.
Thompson. 4. j Shields. Geo. Gelge.
ID. A d%or'arity. j.. Elpnnertess,tt, W.
J.. Selksld, ". Il. Cope land. James
Daley. w. L Mntye ard G. C.. Thomas.
For District Judge. Francis l.. Aude
Sheriff, Thomas T.. Burke; County
CLERK. Geo 4. Thatcher; County Asses.
sor. w. II. Dickson; County Recorder.
Fred ID. Nichol; Comfy Treasurer, A.
Brisaahcr; District Attorney. j. II.
Graham; Coroner. Will ,rd Bitter; Count,
Surveyor. J. Il. Gignous;S School Super
intcndeni, w. II. Ash; County Com
m%issiouers. Miles Finlsp, j. A. Mahann,
and Thomas wooley.
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Yesterdays Afternoon Board.

-..u.
oe" hoard.
1854 Vnlle.. i5c
los Raymond and Ely,
$50 Eureka Con. 10
l7G6 jackson, Il, 10
go Belmont. "A, AZ
$50 Jefferson, 30c
l35 Belle, ln1,, 1917
2O3 Manhattan. j+..6
zG5 ella, iOr, ste
1893 Belle Isle. doc, $50
goo Day, 4Sc
90 Hamburg,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
No.lce 60 ncnlora.

Being about to remove from Elko to
luscarorn. | AIN DESTROYS Of immedi.
"teiy closing up all outstanding nc.
counts, and request that all persons
indebted to mo will como forward and
settle during the present week.
DR. z. w. Hugr1soros.
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IDuiIio., phipv.a.

The Leopard Company shipped last
night BY Wells. Fargo q Co by way OF
oarlih, three bars OF bullion valued at
$4,000 81.
Tho Hnsscy Company also shipped
three bars valued at $i,b4s 5s.-Ttmss.
Reeikn. 27A.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

Tax venire issued for tria! jurors to
serve at the coming term Of the Ninth
Judicial District Court. il made returu-
able on the 18th instead Of the Ilth of
November as published yesterday.
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t.ran.I ferry.

The Chairman Of the Board Of Com.
missionors. rhos. Holmes. arrived here
from C"rlin, to-day. and together with
Judge j. ii. Flack, drew the Grand Jury
which is to serve at the coming term OF
Court.
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The Impression appears to have ub
tai'isd IA Iuscn'or' Chat IN consequence
ii she u,Ws ,rturns not having bcrh
forwarded to tho County Sup,rinIcu.
dent Hiigim tie tmu specified for sucu
returns To- he mace. that the district has
forfeited It's Stale superintendent from
the school fund. Such IL not tho cns-.
The report reached the Superintendent
just brforr tie expiration Of the time
allowed him ia which tU submit; his
report to the State Suprriu.
t"ndcmt, and NIL the Tuscarorn
reports. including that Of the
census. which cmbrucVs l7g children
Of school age, were embodied in the
report OF the Comfy Superintendent.
which assures full recognition OF that
district, in the arrCTtionmcnts II tie
coming year.
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All peraoos knowing themselves to be
indebted to us, arc requested 10 call end
settle the sauo within the noxt thirty
days. thereby saving expense to them.
selves. DosgY Bnos.
EtKo Oct. ith 1878.
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A DAtLT lightning ram, Sundays ex
cepted, will be run between Reno and
San Francisco. beginning next Monday;
they leave Reno at 8 p. II.
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re y moEcrs

Try tho bit cigar ut the Cabinss
Saloon. They are Key West Cigars; nd
China make. They are fine Havana
hllers and binders, and Connecticut
wrappers.
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a NICE fat d-cr was received ct the
Gem E's;aurnnt yesterday. and "ycni
son staak" is the order at that No. |
~caEavnnsary to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

TnE following episode in the career
OF = young metre - personally known to
plumbers ri II citizens, We End 10.
corded In tie Eureka SsaGn,i:
Helen Tracy. playing the heroine in
The Giided Age" IN Cincinnati. tried
to shoot the villain. la, tho pistol
wouldn't shoot. Tho prcdicoment was
awkward. She elubbed tho pistol and
walked up to the rascal aud banged him
on the head with The handle. He
dropped dead; but when she started
back in affected horror and cast tho
thing upon the floor. the thing went of
Gloss to her feet, making her yell with
fright.
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70 FARbiSaa ASD ornxrs.-Having
assumed entire control Of the black
'oilhing wegcu.mhkiag end machine
shors. em now prepared to do any
ard all kinds OF work ia my line, par
iicolariy tho repairing Of agricultural
Implements, on ibc most favorable
tsGms.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

FISE imported claret can be had at
The Cabinet Restaurant tables. Price
per quart hotties. so cents; pint, 25
cents.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

FHEsn snRLL ogsrEus received Mt the
Gem daily. Also Eooth's fresh Balti-
more oys;oss received daily, directfrom
the east by express.
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Ths county jail is nov filled to- rcplc.
ton. over n dozen Of is inmates being
subjects for consideration 10y The Grand
J"ry. The county hospi,ol has also
its full complement Of patients.
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Notice.

On and after June 2Sih; T. II. Smith
will sell sawed wood at 80 90 per cord,
aud foot nat pine wood q. SIS 90 dc.
liYereh.
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ISul;irm rhinnen.

Two bars Of bullion. valued at So.
S2f rs, were shipped from the Grand
Prize mill to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

This evening were Frank Cole, Mrs.
j. i. Wines, Miss Eva Wines, Samuel
Linkton. Jno Ford.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

A vESTE Of atty tual jurors was
dra"n to day, eui the Grand Jury vii!
be drawn 90 muTrow.
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lFrcIuhts.

BY rail to-day, were 3 cara Of general
merchandise from tho west and / car
salt from tho cast for +. II. Smith.
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NulIinn HahInurn.

Tho IndcrenaeHcc Company shipped
last night, by Wells. Fargo n Co.. four
bars Of bullion, valUed at $5,7l9 ga
Tiae:.Rcr;rr Isl.
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Critic nhinnch.

Three cars Of young beef cattle we're
shipped from this place for san Fran.
CISCO by DR.. Henderson. last night.
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DcDNrfurcS.

This morning wcrc-Mrs. CLARK.
Washington Lee. Chas. w. Loe, and T..
8. Stokes.
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ArriXnin.

This evening, we're J. L. Smith, II.
Shelton, Saunders md Maggie Stuart.
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Byp..-.sirrg.

This morning, wcrs Thomas Dryer,
G Mcintosh and l.. X. Freeman,
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Deputy Sheriff, Mr.. Conscr, brought
down froin Wells. Icy the 10 o'clock
train last might Via. Need. JAS. C'brieu,
q Il. Clark shnd Frank adams. whom
he mad arrested al that place IN . charge
OF robb'ry. They were received Icy III,
oaiesrs here AM transferred to the
c~oCniy-jail wLcr. th.y wi!I be retained
pending the mec,ins Of the mex: Grand
J.ry.
HAVE you registered? Only twenty
days now reiE"iu in which TO attend 10
that daily. DON'T lrocras:inate, bat go
ard record your naIas SOW!
S-n-D--=y -sss,a
from Wednesdays Daiiy.J
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Fngsu shell oysters received daily at
Oabinet,ho Restaurant, next door TO
'be postomce.
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This evening j. s. aartner.
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DcSartuI.cs.

This morning week.-Mrs.. Bernard,
Vim. Ch:istopl.o. and H. Nicholson.
ssszSSrnro9a~~---S<r
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from Wednesdays Daily.
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THE DEMOCRATIC RLsJfsEi1
or ELxo COUNTY.

Tas Democracy Of Esso Cos.ty i. Cos,
reat!on Assenble9.-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-12

ANOTHER HORSE SToLEN.-Within the
past month some three or four fine horses
have been stolen In the county, and not one
of them recovered. M. Frederick Cline,
near Weyer's Cave, and Mr.. Jno. Schutter-
lee, on Middle River, each lost one, and
week before last Rev. Jno. Miller, near Mt.
Sidney, had large bay mare about seven
years. old taken from his stable. Rewards
have been offered in each instance, but no
trace OF the animals discovered.
1t seems to be the general impression that
a regularly organized gang of horse thieves
is now operating in this and adjoining coun-
ties. and steps are being taken among the
farmers to organize detective corps in each
neighborhood for the purpose of hunting
down and capturing the thieves. This Sec
ton has been comparatively free from horse
stealing since the summary punishment OF
Hodges. until recently, when 1t ihas broken
out like an epidemic, and we fear that an
other terrible example will have to be made
before the county is rid Of the miserable
gang. Our farmers should thoroughly Or
ganize and scour the country whenever a
horse is stolen.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-12

PERsoNAL.-Nr. A. r. Doom, deputy
collector Of Internal Revenue at Petersburg,
is in the city, having been called to this his
old home By the severe illness OF his father
Madison Doom, Esq, who, we are glad to
hear, is now somewhat improved.
The Senate on Tuesday, confirmed the ap-
pointment of s. NJ. Yost, Editor of This pa
per. as postmaster at Staunton, for the term
of four years.
We regret tos that our neighbor Mr..
C. A. Richardson, has been confined to his
room for some days from the effects OF a
bad cold. To an active, energetic man like
Mr.. R., the confinement is almost as bad as
eyere pain,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-12-12

SHENANDOAH SEAIINARY.-The closing
exercises OF this school, located at Dayton.
Virginia, promise to be very interesting
They occur on the evenings OF the 18th, 18th
and 10Th OF this month, as follows: On the
18th, Bishop J. j. Glossbrenner will deliver
an address before the school on the 18th, a
musical concert will be given by the music
class under Prof. Refer and Miss King, and
on the 10th an entertainment by the pupils.