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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02
That Back Pay Business.

Senator G.. H~.Shepherd OF Coral Hill.
is also n Mexican War Veteran, and in
consequence of IN Act Of Congress, fell
heir to the sum Of twenty-five dollars.
receivable from the United States Treas
ury, which amount is awarded to each
Of the veterans, rs three months back
pay, to which they wsro entitled. In
order to procure tho munifcent sum
mentioned tho battle SCARED soldier has
involved himself in O labyrinth of red
tape and official documents, more
dreadful than an army with banners,
and from which the yielding up on his
part Of thirty good American dollars
has not extricnted him. George swears,
however. that he'll have that twenty
five dollars if he has TO fee every petty
Jogging shys:er between himself and
tho treasury; kick the s;uOing ont of the
whole army Of opposing officials and
take the Capital by storm. To the
thirty dollars OF which he is already
~plurdered, he is perfectly willing to
add n thousand more, and dcics all the
petty powers Of this great Republic to
defraud MIN Of his rights--if bis money
holds out. The prre grit of the Nevada
Legislator will not avail, however. in n
contest Of this nature. Tho personal
prowcss OF even the ancient Greeks aud
Romans retired ignominiously before
che subduing influence Of red.tapc. The
best course tho ir;se pensioner can pur.
sue in the matter is 10 keep on putting
up coin until the next Congress meets,
and then get revenge by securing q re.
peal OF the obnoxious act.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

A. @. Gordon. s. Z.
g. y. Davis. do
J. Hague. do
Robert johnson. Tuscarora.
j.. Rdoper. do
J.. L. Hardcsty, Wells.
J.. Burns. do
+. Il. Drown. South Fork.
J.. uoodaic, linllcck.
@. H.. Leddick. Lnmoiiic.
w. beaumont, Diamond Valley.
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Depot Hotel ArriNnIs.

l.. G. Price and wife. Cherry Creek
II. II. COryeli. Dccth,
+. J.. Seitz, do
A. q. Dlwley. Ruby Valley.
James Clark. Carson.
jerry Lynch, Tuscarora.
j. Haggeruan, do
w. o. Weed, do
John McNnlly, do
T.. j. Davis. Ogden.
George Mccoy. Mineral Hill.
J. w. Parker, Kansas.
II. II. Cook, Columbia.
II. Hoganson, C~ornucopia.
J. d. Henry. do
d. f. Grimths. white Rock.
q. w. Mullen, Dceth.
Louis Schmidtbupp, Cincinnati.
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Arrivals.

This evening-Jamcs Eastman. r.
L~owenberg, u. F. Byron, Il. II. Howns.
John aroce, Len Wines, j. W. Parker
and q. Smith.
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Departures

This morning George Mccoy. J. W.
Parker, W. s. Van Dreilon. q. Loppcs,
O.. II. Laimer and a Chinamau.
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John W. Epley and wife. arrived from
San francisco last evening. and are
'stopping at the Depot Hotel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

George Terry, an old Austinite, was
in town last evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

FRESH shell oysters received daily at
he Gem by express.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EIKo, wcdnrr-
day, October 21th, 1852, by Rev. Geo, len.
nings, David L. Grifcth or white Rock, to
Francis A. Watson OF Elko.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

VIM. Mills. one Of the Directors Of
the Z. p. road CAME mp from tho west
yesterday. and returned by the train,
this morning.
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Departures.

This morning Mrs. Du Bois and II.
Hughes.
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FrcIEhtn Received.

Follo~ing are the freight receipts by
rail. nj the depot. since our last report:
James Davis, two car loads Of wheat
and two OF wood; 7. II. Smith, seven
cars OF wood. two OF lumber and ono Of
coal; Dorsey Bros, throo cars OF hay;
@. w. Litton. n car Of lumber; Triton
Il Co.. Tuscnrora, two cars Of lumber:
John Vowel. n car hay; Jas. Talbot,
ono car wood; 4. A. Litleneld. one chr
OF wood; Tucker Bros, one car Of hay;
four cars general merchandise.
SHIPPED.
To Eureka, by lioinhhrt & Co., ono
oar Of feed; East and west throo cars
OF general merchandise.
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SHIFTED,
Arrivals.

This cvening-Jamos MCGOWAN and
James Hogan.
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Departures.

This morniug-Mrs. u. Van wistcr:
aud y. Il. Bauta and vito.
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John Craze. who was arrested on the
charge Of shooting Pierce RogCrs. In
Tuscnrora. had q preliminary examine
ton before Justice Nicholson. and was
held under $4,000 bonds. in default Of
which he was committed to jail, and
came down last evening in charge Of
Len Wines.
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Advertised Letter List.

The following is n list Of letters re.
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed,
for The week ending Saturday, Oct. %,
1879:
Bransten ] w Barnes j ID
Bruchor Mederio Dunton Miles u
Dupton NJ II Lobau NJ
Parko John w Stephens +
Sanford Geo u Walfender !
q. W. Holt, l.. NJ.
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Arrivals.

This cvenins--A. a. wciu.
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1891
Debility.

ST. JoHS, n. b., Oct 27, 1879.
Mr.. JAMES I. FELLOWS. ST. John, Nh
Dear Sr-Having used your Compound
Syrup Of Hypophosphites for some time
In my practice, I have no hesitation in
recommending It to my patients who
are suffering from General Debility, or
any disease OF the lungs. knowing that
even IN cases utterly hopeless, II affords
relief. Yours truly. II. G.. Apply. NJ. II.
Sold by 7 +. Mcller, Druggist, Eiko.
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NaI-.
This rveuing-W. o. Weed aud John
McSnlly.
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Following is the list OF trial jurors
drawni venire roturnable Monday, No
V.mbef Ali
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Fred. Fisk came up from the pesi
last evening. and remained in town dur.
ing the day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

DoS'T BE DECEIVED. Many persons say
81 haven't got the Consumption when
asked to cure their Cough with Shioh's
Consumption Cure, Do they not know
that Coughs lead to Consumption and
remedy that will cure Consump.
ton will certainly and surely cure a
cough or any lung or throat trouble. We
know it will cure when all others fail and
our faith in it is so positive that we will re.
fund the price paid il you receive no ben.
eft, is not thi, a fair proposition. Price
10 cts, 50 cts and 500 per bottle. For
lame Chest, Back or side, use Shilohs
Porous Plaster. Price 90 cts. For sale by
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

THE Democracy OF Illinois, as repre-
sented in the State Senate, has acted well
and wisely. On Thursday last, resolu-
tion was presented by Democrat, request.
ing Illinois Representatives and instructing
Illinois Senators in Congress to favor such
legislation as will forever prohibit the ap.
preparation of money for the payment OF
Southern war claims, The resolution was
adopted, only two Senators voting in the
negative-one Democrat and the other
Republican. The party in Illinois is, by
this act, placed right, on the record, The
question is one that cannot be ignored. II
demands Of the Democracy everywhere an
expression of sentiment. The Democracy
of Illinois has spoken. Let the Democracy
everywhere" do likewise.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

THE great Russian plague is now said to
be the dreaded Oriental typhus, and that it
undoubtedly originated on the battlefield
of Armenia, that it was carried thence to
Astrachan. and from th"n"" - il"~ ''''Sa
to Russia. Anything like industrious and
intelligent effort would have confined the
plague to Armenia and Russia alone is to
blame for its spread. The effort she is now
putting forth to stay its ravages form but a
poor compensation for the neglect to which
its spread is justly ascribablc; but the
plague itself is wreaking such a terrible re-
venge that no one can have the heart to
upbraid the sufferers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

Boss HEsING won much sympathy during
the Blodgett investigation, by his statcment
that one of the mortgages on his property
was because of the help he had extended to
poor, but deserving widow. The Chicago
Telegraph says that the poor widow is Hes.
ing's wife's sister, whom Hesing had
made poor by borrowing all her money,
As hundreds of thousands of dollars are
known to have passed into the Bosss
hands, the outside world no doubt wonders
what he did with the money. To newspa-
per men there is nothing enigmatical about
it. They know that Hesng is the owner of
a newspaper.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11
WASHINGTON LETTER.

THE RESULT or A rROTRACTED STRUGGLE --
SENATOR CONKLiNG SMILES AT DEFEAT
AND ABIDES HIS TIME---rREslDENT HAYES
VICTORIOUS WITHOUT VISIBLE ELAroN,
ETC, ETC.
From our Regular Correspondent
The great custom house battle has been
bought and victory is on the side Of the
administration. Yesterday there was much
rejoicing and lively exchange of congrat.
ulations among the personal and political
friends OF the secretary of the treasury, but
the president received the news Of confirm.
alton without apparent surprise, and did
not permit himself to openly exult. On
the morning after his defeat, when he comc
into the senate chamber, all the eyes of the
galarics were fixed upon the New York
senator, but there was nothing in his m.
! pearance to indicate Il consciousness of sub.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

THE Democratic State Central committee
has settled upon plan of organization,
which, if carried out will rescue the State
from further Republican domination, and
give its electoral vote to the Democratic
presidential candidate, in 1880. A central
bureau has been established, campaign
fund is to be provided; and every other or
second ward, township, county, senatorial
and congressional district in the State is to
be thoroughly organized under the control
Of the central bureau. Every voter in the
State is to be listed, his political status de.
scribed, and the list forwarded to headQuar.
tiers. The young, who, at the next election,
become eligible as voters, will also become
the objects Of special attention; and all
honorable means will be used TO bring them
into the capacious folds of the Democratic
church. Ip short the determination /,
abroad to make Illinois Democratic State
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

Why is a baby like wheat Because 1t is
first Graded, then thrashcd and finally be.
comes the flower Of the family. And we
would add, sooth it with Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Il contains no opiates.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

The Most important question for those uring l is (WHICH COM
PANY Is STRoNGESTr
The strongest company the which has the INVESTED
ASSETS For LIABILITIES
VI the seventeen largest Life Insurance Companies the
excluding
The second largest is 1917 and the third largest 1875?
@Ihesc figures are from the official report Insurance Duor
men, jane I, 1878
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

IT is now known that the plague has
been raging in Astrachan since the spring
of 1877. Not until few weeks ago did
that sleepy people discover that anything
unusual was the matter with them. They
scratched themselves awake and found
themselves the victims of the Oriental
typhus fever.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

Why will you suffer with the Dyspepsia
and Liver complaint Constipation, and zen
eral debility when YOU can get Mt our stores
Shilohs Sy,em VitOlzcr which we sell IN
a positive guarantee to cure you Price
10 cts and 70 cts. For sale by Brrchy
Brothers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

QUERY,--Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy MOrburg Bros
Seal Of North Carolina" at the same price
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-11

FoH good shave for zen cents, rood
hair cut for twenty five cents, 20 TO Henry
SchickS babcr shon No ld9 Conmr,i,
Avenue
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THE CHESTER pENITENTIARY.

Representative liocner. introduced bill
last Friday, for the appropriation of $4O0,.
900, to complete the Southern Illinois peni.
Tertiary.
Wchave had, for several days past most IN
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only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

Largest Circulation of any Daily IN
Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
NJ. b. Harrell, Editor.
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Is the very Highest Grade of Illuminating Oil from which, process of manufc
mputy has been eliminated ELAINE is
and Prfne In color, ELAINE spring white, and Sire test
is ohih make it absolutely any umnn known Hay
ing dsgreab olor ELAINE pleasant family use 1t
does incrst the wick and thus is avoided its frequent rctmmn
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TONTINE POLICIES
Grow more popular every day and malc speciality.
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Deposits received and general banking business
conAuCted.
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OFFICE IN CITY NATIONAL BANK

INTEREST paid on deposits March 1st and Sep.
TENDER LIST. Interest not withdrawn IL added I'm.
mtdiately to the principal of the deposits thereby
giving them compound Interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-29

The careful tidy housewife, when she i
giving her house is spring cleaning, SHOULD
bear 10 mind that the dear inmates OF he
house are more precious than houses, ant
that their systems needs cleaning by puri
flying the blood, regulating the stomach
and bowels to prevent and cure the dis
eases arising from spring malaria and mias
ma, and she should know that there 1
nothing that will do 1t SO perfectly ant
surely as Hop Bitters, the purest and bes
OF all medicines. Sec other column.
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a Better Observance of Sunday ut Pitts.
burgh,

burgh,
Gazette q yesterday. 80 lt q fI35tts'
Mayor Liddell is certainly to becongrat-
ulated upon the effect OF his expressed de-
termination to enforce the Sunday law.
On Saturday evening through his police
he notified all saloons in the city that they
must remain closed during Sunday. Asa
result it was almost impossible yesterday
for the obviously inclined to gotta drink
anywhere. Not even when, under the in
Huence OF the Law and Order Society, the
saloon keepers themselves decided to
close their establishments, were the places
where the ardent is dispensed more
universally and efectually closed.
Then the police were not on
the lookout for violations OF the
law, but yesterday they were, and the
wholesome influence Of such surveillance
was sensibly felt While there were even
more persons on the street yesterday, per-
haps, than on the preceding Sunday, a
drunken man was scarcely ever seen, and
no disorder whatever took place. True,
there we're places where a drink could be
obtained, but these were both few and
very far between.
Out Penn and Fifth avenues, there was
no horse racing yesterday, and the places
OF resort such a Point Breeze, were more
quiet than on as week day. The extra
force OF policemen therefore found little to
do, their presence along the avenues be.
ing sufficient, Altogether it was re.
markable and gratifying change from the
preceding Sunday,
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crop. lreroaboul.-wool Prospects, DC

Crops IIercabouts-wool Prospects, DE.
We interviewed an intelligent farmer
Yesterday in regard to crop prospects, the
likelihood Of the wool market, &C., and
found that he considered tho wheat out.
look for this part OF the country about
two.thirls of what It was at this time last
year, and inasmuch as We had favor
able wheat weather from this time on last
year we are not likely, even under favor
able conditions, to have over two.thlrls OF
such crop as last years. The wheat has
an inferior stand as compared with last
year, only ono field in several having a
strong and thick setting. This drawback
he attributes to the fact that the wheat
did not come up well last fall, on account
OF dry weather, and hence did not get a
good start before winter set in. And on
the whole the winter and spring have not
been favorable to wheat.
Thus far the spring has been very IN.
favorable for farmers, and all the usual
spring work Is behind.hand. A week ago
not more than half the oats crop was
sown, and there is still considerable land
unsown, which makes the sowing from
three to four weeks late, and hence the
fate OF the crop is all uncertainty. Every
thing depends upon the weather we may
have Thus far the country is suffering
for want Of rain.
The prospect is that largo acreage o.
corn will be planted, and this means, II
this part Of the country, II the season Il
favorable, big crop, as our lands in thu
Panhandle, and on either side Of us
thanks to sheep culture, are capable o
big crops when the sod is broken.
Our friend looks for wool to open veal
and perhaps 60 lower than for many years
but q recovery will take place and per
haps the season will average well up to
last year. He is prepared to see somt
wool so,d ior 95 cents and even less durinf
49, w. - 49, ,Ja,,.,,1. - -
Tue seaSon' MUCH eePe"uS, VI GoutSe
on the wooden goods market, but, withou
reference to that the natural thing fo
nonrtoctrrers N do at ,he oneninv nj III,
l''H y. ,.. ~ y, w 49, ~ w s-,.SI "
season IS totry 70 Dear prices
In this connection we may note tn
fact that the average price for wool in tn
Nou Yor,, norLot for over IN veoru ma,
Ne" lo'N ', .,, nv ~ ~, W. , Yy COG f.,''
mas peeh US lollowS' FROM 1874 up 10 I'M
first year OF the war the average price 10
fine wool was So $40 for medium, AZ 4.lC
md for coarse "a 5.1O The avo,oge nric
Huu tVr S9Aise y 90, 0,a% 1Ho "no.s9 plle
from 1851 up TO 1855 tine war perlodl was
for fine, Is B.10, medium, "a, and 70
coarse 7O7-lO The average for the /
700 ,,or, 1Sce ~ 1874 ;ncIus;ro wos e.
Se"'' l.0nl LOW W, " 40'V - '"ei"S''e' ""0' ~
hne, %, lor medium, %, ana lor coars
1920.
The latest Eastern comments on the ont
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HTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Ohio County Circuit Court. April Rules, 1879.
Francis D, ChAplIne



Whereas, on the 10th day Of March, 1879 n writ Of
selre iacAS was issued out Of the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county against the defendants In
the foregoing suit the object Of which said wit Is 70
revVCR certain decree made and entered 10 the fore
going cause on The 9th day Of March, 1896 In favor Of
Alexander Chaplne against the heIs at law Of Moss
W. ChApine, deceased for the benefit Of Amy G,
Chapllne and Anna G. ChapinO, heirs at law Of Alex
RHder H. ChAplne, deceased who were infants At the
time Of the death Of said Alexander H. Chapllne de-
ceased, said Amy @. Chaplle and ald Anna c, Chan
line has each since arrived At tho aga0l majority and
upon themselVes their shaeoi the ecuton
Of said decree as 70 the balance due said executor S
remaining unpaid and unatiSded, which said WHt
was returna6e 70 April Rules 1872 ofaid Court and
the further object Of the revival Of said decree being 10
the real estate belonging 10 the estate Of aid
Moses W. Chaplue, deceased 70 the payment Of said
Decree and II appearing by the Sherls return Of said
writ and an AFFIDAVIT filed herein that the following de-
PENDANTS are non-resdents Of tho State VIrSnA,
to-wtt: Mary A. Pomeroy Elizabeth q, Potts, Maria
Louisa Lawrence, MOaes Chapline, ane R. Stanton,
Fred. Stanton, AlphonEO TIldeu, husband Of Sophia
Sophia Tiden. deeea ed Harry Tideu, infant heir
Bessie ChaPine and CHARLIE ChSpllne infant heirs al
law Of William II. ChaplIns deceased; Josephine j.
Pheby, Thomas Pheby, Henry Melville Spears, hus-
band OF Anna 9, Spears, decealedi Anna Melville
Spears Infant heir Rt law oil Anna c. Spears deceased
Minnie Robbins and R0wena Robbins, iuiant heirs At
law Of Rowena c. RobbinA deceased. Notice Is here
BY given said nonresident defendants 10 appear At
May Rules 1872 Of said Court aud do what Is neces-
sary 10 protect their interests herein.
q, r. LtNCH, SOL for Complainant
apS-Tu SAMUEL D. AccoLL0CH, Clerk.
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Providence, R, l., April IS, Miss
Pearce, wife of Past Master Of Bristol, who
was mysterlously shot in bed last week,
made two attempts Of suicide Yesterday
morning, She will recover.
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SAMUEL .. McCoLLoCu, Clark,
SUMMONS

TAs sac Fsa Yirg&ta, tOas Saer.gst ohto Couuty,
Oreeit9:
We command you that you summon August Borrow.
sky he Do found 10 your baiwick, 10 appear al the
Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County at
Rules 70 b. held for the aid Court on The frsE Mon.
day Ia April 1870 10 answer bill Ia chaneefy exhlb-
itod against him 10 the said Court, by Elizabeth Boz
rOWSky, and have then there this wit.
Witness SAMUEL B. MCCOLLOUII, Clerk Of our
said Court a. the Court House Of said County In the
city Of Wheeling the bth day Of April, 1871, and In
the 10th year Of the 6tate Of West Virginia
SAMUEL b. McCOLLUClE, Clerk.