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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-31
STILL dNOTHER
Important Discovery
Nas. eee as1 1sr e sss's sesess sf
Mankind.
How The suffering May Find Relief.
GOOD CHEER loALL AFFLICTED.
Cures Effected by the
H A W Al ia n
cA1ARRH REMEDY.
A DisaOreeable Disease AvOitted
and Cured by its use.


The receipt for making this WONDERFUL REMEDY
was obtained by James J. Peavey. while living in
Honolulu Hawaiian Island where he resided for more
than twelve years.
Mr. Peavey, that time suffering from catarrh,
and with many doubts to the curative properties
of this remedy, he compounded small quantity, and
began to use directed. To his surprise and joy he
found relief after the first trial, and in short time
he was entirely cured. -,
Mr. Peavey afterwards put this remedy up in small
quantities and sold and gave it away to his friends
but not until recently has he consented to have 1t
prepared and thoroughly introduced to the world.
1t is relief and cure for Caarrh in its worst
forms.
. One trial of the remedy is its best testimonial.
Sure relief is within the reach of all who willing
to give it single trial.
1t is harmless convenient to take at any time, and
its good effects to be felt soon us the rem
edy is applied.
This is entirely different from any other snuff on
the MARKET every partcle is dissolved as soon as
it comes in contact with the delicate membranOus
coatings that line the nasal passages acting as it
does directly upon the mucus membrane.
Do not delay another day. but send 81 cents and
obtain sample box by return mail.
A5For sale by all Druggists
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A RTIST-Hzs opened first class gallery owe
N Blanchard & Reeds store.
r. H. GARDINER, Gardiner, Ne.
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A POTHECARY, PURE DRUGS, ANH
~ Medicines, and Toilet Articles.
JAMES E. DEvINE, Union BLOCK, Water st.
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This pleasant and vmlu-
able remedy has performed
more Remarkably curcs than all
other medicines in thu, world
combined, and stands today un
|cqualled as sure and safe
cure for all affections Of the
throat and lungs II taken ac-
lcording to the directions. The
tiles contain nearly double the
Quantity Of other preparations,
which are sold ut the same price.
|anl besides being the best is
the cheapest TO buy.
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A POTHECARY, Drugs, Medicines ane
IA Toilet Articles. Prescriptions carefully put mp
10. A. HALVES, Hall0well.
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DIEACHERY! Hats, Straw, Felt, Leg
ID horn, Chip NeapOli.an, cleaned, colored or
made into latest styles.
s. n WOOD, Oak st.
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PAINTS, Oils. vaeqishss, olass and PAPER
l. Hangtngs, House and Sign Fainfen.
C.BEALE co.
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A POTHECARY. Drags. Medicines. Toilet
N Articles and Fancy Goods.
j. d. MYRICK, Old Fuller Drug Store.
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r AIDES GONDOLER Button Boots wear better
IL and look rs well - French Kid. and cost less.
+. HASKELL.
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A RTIsTIC Photographs. fhrse'ciss'
"A work If all the improved Styles.
A.W KIMBALL Cor. Bridge and Water ST.
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KEtftEBEC COUNTY.
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING {
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Year 1850.

The following Circular is respectfully presented "
the uudersieued Merchants. Manufacturers and fro-
fcssouzl firms of Kennebec County, who desire 70
reser, to the citizens Of this section complete and
reliable Buspes. Guieie. carefn perusai Of the ioi
lowing cassificstoDs only necessary to show mar
for choice selections Of varied and complete stocks
seasonae good. dispIay ed by merchants Of nfegri-
~ and fair dealing, this market will compare favor.
ably with that Of any other in Maine.
l1An orders for goods viii receive promps AZ
tenfion Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
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Tewelry, Watches, Clocks 4 silver Ware,
u Gold Pens, and Fine Watch Repairing.
WHEELER BROS, HallOwell.
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The following is the sworn statement to
the Insurance Commissioner Of MAssa hui
sets Of the financial condition Of the
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BOOTS 4 SHOES, Ladies' and Misses hne
- Goods Specially, Repairing neatly Done.
j. w. CROSS, Water St.
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Tor PRlNTING.-Plaln and Ornamental
81 Cards, Blanks. Bill Heads, &C.,
At JOURNAL OFFICE, Water st.
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Mars! l Eo.ks|. i Y.s! DsA 4.
". H. TURNER,
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MUSIC and Musical fnstruments Of al
WI kinds. Strings &e.
c. c. HUNT. Opp. 20.
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The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully Sc
iected in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing, by this broad field Of operations an ad
ditional and exceptional safety to- he Policy holders
The assurances are made only on the Mutual Prem
ums Principal The Surplus are returned annually tc
the Insured.
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid in cash
only Policies are issued payable at the death Of the
Insured also payable at the end Of q certain number
of years. Policies are also issued on the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22
GFrom Tuesday. D.ily.i
AalmKuaal

A special meeting Of Elkc Lodge. No.
10. +. & A. NJ. takes place at their
hall at 2 o'clock this evening for work
iii the I'd degree.
Receipt Of u tasty complimentary
from the Scquelle Social Club. of Tus-
carora, to attend the Washington Ball
to he given under its auspices on the
evening Of the 23d instant. is hereby
acknowledged. 1t would have afforded
ms much pleasure to respond to such a
bid. thirty years ngO.
Mrs. Il. McCulloch and little son, de.
part for California, by the train to-
morrow morning. Mrs. McCuIloch has
been suffering with her eyes lately
which prevented her from making n
I'm Il visit to tho school and her many
friends in town. as she had intended.
aud through these columes she wishes
all n pleasant goodbye. Rev. Nr.
McCulloch aud his daughter will re-
main in Ohio for some time yet, it bein ;
found that the ~lutter's health is being
much improved under the treatment re-
ceived. David. the elder sou. will
remain here for the present.
The Central and Union Pacific Rail-
Road Companies advertise to sell special
limited tickets for fare through to New
York City, by the third.cIass trains
leaving San Francisco next Thursday
and FridLy--the 18th and Goth instant
at the low rate Of -, per ticket. car
rying passengers through from Sau
Francisco. in eleven days. No ndji-
tional charge will be made for berths in
the third class sleeping cars to Ogden.
These So tickets will be sold at all the
principal stations Oil the Central Pacific
road, including the Office at this place.
a rare chance for a cheap AMI comforta-
bic ride to the Atlantic seaboatd is pro.
scented in the above Offer.
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I:i;;ciaation No. Onc:

EDITOR ISpEPENDEST: ] notice in
your issue OF tho 18th inst. mn article
in relation to wild sugar cane growing
Oh the Hu uboldt river, aud perhaps,
can explain the matter.
During the Summer of 1870, / fuld
III the possession Of al old squaw n ball
Of dirty. dark colored stuff which sll.
called sugar. After asking h'r Il great
many questions, All 4 present of II little
-four. she ut last told me she got it
from the big grass on the river" l
afterwards nsccrtuiucd from other IN
dinus just what ii was. and how obtained.
Daring the Summer months, the slu,ws
were i'll the Ii hit of gathering honey
lew from the tnlcs. or wild flags. which
grow ia large quantities on the river.
In, 10 sorghum or wild cane.
Just before our Centennial EIposi
ton Mt Philadelphin, two young m II
were sent west to gather specimens Of
articles Of NIL kin Is M ,le by tho In
linns, and they procured some of this
sugar. They We're told 10y the Indians
how, ani whore they procured it, in my
presence. II the Commissioner Of Az
ricultrr. would take the trouble to pro-
cure some Of the iinmbcldi river "sugar
cane" Ii would soon iini he hal been
badly sold. joins 4. PALMER.
Cabin. Feb. Is 1850
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\ speci i meeting OF the Board OF
County Commissioners for ths purpose
Of examining the sealed proposals for
furnishing material and building II
bridge ncrOSs the Suuth Fork Of the
IIumboldrrivcr. on the road 80 Rail
road District, was held to day-prcseut,
Holmes aud Sears.
Upon an examination OF the proPOs
ais submitted. il was found that the bid
Of Dudley Suio-S7j0--wis the lowest
presented, AMI being regarded rs II
reasonable proposition. by tho Board
the contract was let TO Mr. Sale, who
furnished the necessary security, aal
The same was approved 10y the Board.
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The <.rnuu Jury.

Tho vonirc Of Grand Jurors for the
February term Of the District Court,
assembled at the Courthouse to-day.
from which the following panel was
drawn ut l o'clock, r. N. and immrdi'
atty went into session.:
W. j. U:ton, G.. II. Abel. James
CLARK, Moses McDurncy, John Hibbetts,
+. llonoyinnn. J. Il. Moore. VIM. Meyers,
+. II. Griswold, Cy Tolmau, Thomas
Foster, Chns. Inhpnau, J. NJ. Dorsey,
Horny Campbell. j. q. CromLio, l.. 1
IIoglo and II. NJ. Talbot.
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RAlanKaadl.

NAl0nXundl-
Regular M Ieting Of oLd Fellows. to-
nisht. g8I
&. James Davis Is busy to-day convert
ing . lot OF his fat swine into salt pork.
There's q Wedding on tho tnpis-
won't tell you: guess.
Regular services will he held at the
church tomorrow ct the usual
hours, morning and evening by Rev.
George Jennings. All ARE invited.
J. J.. Campbell. G. Z. Mayer aud Il.
H. Conner. oi Fort Hnlleck. rnidcd up.
I'm the town last night. capturing the
outer posts. aud are preparing to assault
the citadel tonight.
Gus KuLp is doing business ut Pierce
City. Idaho. In a letter to a friend III
this place. he says they are all showed
IN ins. pow. bat are recuperating fer
the rush Of trade expected in the
Spring:
The stalwnrt and perpendicular form
Of W. j. Plumb. principal proprietor OF
Cornucopia was reported to have arrived
In town last night. We can scarcely
believe it. tut shall, nevertheless. keep
VOL Intrrnrhti brh;ad our Reserves.
vocabulary until assured that It's n mis-
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tFrom Thaua.,.. D.ily.
anaarSsAi.


The Manhattan Company. at Autsin
shipped. Monday. ten bars bullion val
ued At $lO.s1O IS.
The Arsenta Company has just de.
clared . dividend Of 20 cents; the
Eureka Consolidated has also declared
6ne Of 80 cents.
Old Boress just got upon his ear and
howied . hurricane last night. He
eimrnefed down toward midnight. but
Is still disposed to bombastic bluster to-
day.
The rr'neess Sarah il th'r>t:ns for
the blood Of the s r.r State man, be
cause he published to the world the hu-
initiating fact that a Piute Princess of
The 6loSd Royal van liable to get drunk.
The GikRd Jury for Tie February
term reconvened a, the Courthouse this
nornIhg.. aud al IS o'clock A: NJ. sub.
nitted to the Court a report Of IT'S action
which will DO found IL full IN another
eB1umH:
The seventh Judicial District couar.
on Tuesday. gfaIted lie nftliSSlion
OF Mrs. Belle Kuhn. for o decree Of
divorce from Louis Kuhn; the applicant
resuming her former name Of Mrs.
Belle Kneisley.
Reub Battles. who was down On the
Grand Jury from Columbia. brought
down from that camp, aud left Mt this
Office. some specimens Of ore from the
bonanza mine. which are remarkably
fine and we'll calculated to maintain the
high reputation Of that property. At
the time Of our visit to it last Summer.
work Upon the mine was being prose-
cuted tLfo1gli an incliue: which at n
depth Of about 200 feet. il We tegiember
Alright. n strong Vein Of good milling
Gro. which had been cut almost the
entire distance from the surface, still
continued aud steadily improved aS
depth was attained. In following the
course Of the vein, however, which for
n great part OF the way was irregular.
made work through the incline very
announcement. a perpendicular shaft,
to tap the vein at q still greater depth,
Mas started and is now being steadily
pushed downward. The ore mentioned
above bears a very strong resemblance
to that Of the well known Iufdel mine.
but II short distance from the Bonanza,
WHICH is being regularly worked by the
Columbia Company, aud thus far every
indication is that the BONANZA will
prove to be one Of the very best mines
in the District
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Fable school Text Rocks,

From the Office OF the State Board OF
Education. we have received tho fol.
lowing:
To the Teachers aud Sehoo! Officers Of he
Stale
The matter OF tho proposed changes
in the text books at present used i'll the
Public Schools OF the State, especially
~ regards the READERS and AIiihmetics.
has been Examined 10y the State Board
of E.lucaiiou with the utmost care in
all it, bearings. IL il not to he denied
h,,w We have cousi Tered are superior to
III. ~ { similar kind now III use; but We
have been uurirl- to devise nnyplnn FOR
the Introduction Of nu~ books that will
not suhj ct parents 10 such additional
expense Ms they may seem hardly able
To afford owing To the present lie
pras.uI condition Of Lu,inrss at airs
throughout the State.
We feel coufIrn,, moreover, III It our
efficient corps Of teachers will employ
successfully Ia the future the Readers
and Anthn, tics that they have profit.
ably Us,d Iurius the last fuur years.
aud they will cncorfully await the Hrri.
val 81 more auSp cious season for
m'kiI,S the chrnS.s drsi ell.
In order to hi'Tgi over the gap be.
tween the small aud large Arithmrtics
OF Robinsnn's series, Of which some
teachers complain. we have recommended
lt~Obinson's Ruiimeu;~, which may b"
used together with the other two books
Of the series. or to the -Iclu-iUu Of the
First Book. or not Mt nil. as may br
dc"Ui-d best III the discretion Of The
teacher.
The l;ulimcnis will he rctuilrd by
dealers at - c'nts per copy. Thr FIrS
Book ui l~;nbImsuu's s,Ii.s will Ice re-.
iHIi,d i"IrHIi,r AT 10 c,nts, nal the
C%"mpi,t" Arithmetic at - Ia re-.
'sUCiiun GA the iuIu-r uf Ia Cc..ts. and
"n the latter "i - cents II will he
uI'tIrtvui that ne luuks nav, been re-
adopted nui that thu text bouhs now IN
,iar III ia" Public Schools will be- re-
tain Il until otherwise ordered by the
Board. J"mx II. KISErAp.
ISL. A j. iilIc"'
ID. Il. SESSIONS,
State Board uf Education.
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Ladies' and dents gold aud silver
watches, aud an elegant aud compicto
stock Of huo iowelry, at tho most tea.
sonablo rates. at ". Gerber ~ Eiko.
Nevada
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Ladies' who CHOOSE &c. make OF su.
pcrintoud the making ef YOU; own s.rs
meu.s. Tie most stylish, aud psE.sst
Citing costumes can be produced ut .
largo saving in money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions, Patterns
mailed to any address on, fSeeiM, Of
price in postage stamps. Sond stamp
for catalogus to E...
J.W. E~yAEa.I,...
Domestic" Fashion paflor,
San Francisco
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State Board uf Education.



.'Tli., rbtl from Ell o To Tnscnrora *
s,id To- Ia III IT f~rnTtully bad condition.
a stage runs part Of the way on wheels,
tlen un runners, ih"n on wheels. aud
'Gatin on runners. Ordinary lumber
wagons. without springs, nro used to
convey pnSs"nS gers over n part uf the
road. sud they got beautifully shaken
up on ..Ec trip. -!Siirer Stdtc.
The fact that th" stage makes It's reg
uIhr trips between the points mentioned
above; II distnnCt Of fifty miles in from
eight To- eight aud u halt hours. with its
lond. Is brtter evidcnc6 Of the condition
of he rond. than that Of any Individual
report, Int once during tho entire sea
Hon nnh that for but a short time. have
tho stages experienced nuy.troublo In
making their regular time over the
rnnto. II Is Z a part Of The distance il
made ON wheels, and part on runnor4,
nnil has been for several months past,
with both sicighiug aud wheeling Of the
Z yNtRdD I~bunciiately following the
general thnw in January, tho
T'ur Of tho road In this valley
became very heavy when the dead NIX
wagons referred To. wero introduced at
this end OF the route. and which nro
Btill retained, though the necessity for
their tso Inns long sincc boen obvIntcd.
Nic yielding soil which ut frst saved
tho spinal coiuhu Of the traveller from
d~csiruc!ioli., has become firm M Nc.
Adam, set the axle Ia as dead as ever,
md the unfortunate passenger is
thumpcd nlong over tho first ak miles
incst mcrcilcssly with nothing between
lhRssh md tho constantly recurring
jolt TO his Uranium. but the-.perhnps
mcngct cushion furnished him by an
ever wntchful md mcrcifnl creator.
Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Miss Maggie tnwiOr, Austin.
I'LL. Conner, Fort lIalleck.
@. u. Mayer,
). }. Campbell
va. Plumbs Cofnutopid.
W. a. Shepherd, Sun Francisco.
Bruce Bricr, 50. Lonis.
r.. o.. THOMPSON, Philadelphia.
y'trgtO Thompson st.
WV - 4l-
Departures.
This morning by stage fer tho North {
Mrs Maggie bawlcr, q. ~. Banks.
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Candy I CAndy

For tbs holidays. moro than forty
varieties. Also cornucopias, candy toys,
hearts, Christmas cdudles. costume
notices. eto.
Canned Fruit, Flesh Ctaokers and
Cakes, Puro Spices, Extracts Candies,
Nuts. Tobacco, etc., at lowest Cash
prices and Best quality guaranteed at
". A.. JAcEsoS's.
Next door TO Postcf1ce.
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EtKo, Feb 10, 1880.
We. the committee on County Officers.
respectfully report that We have found
everything correct In the accounts Of
the different county officers, SO far rs
our limited time allowed us TO invcsti.
gnto. That the books In the Auditors
Office are kept in u plain and business
like manner. l.. II. GnIswoLp,
l.. 1. HooLE,
J.. Is. Moons.
+. HoSiYMAS,
j. NJ. Dorsey,
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No I~IeceptiSs Used.

It Is strange SO many, people VIZ,
continue to suffer day after day with
dyspepsia, liver complaint, eonaipatios.
sour stomach, general debility. when
they they can procure at my store 4hf.
l6h's Vitalizer, FREQ Of cost II does
not cure OF relieve them. Price IS
cents, Sold by +. r. Muller Drug.
Oiai.
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wish everybody to Know

Rev, George II. Thayor. ond old citi.
zen of this vicinity known to every one
rs a most Influential citizen, and Chris.
iian member OF tho NJ. j.. Church JUS,
This moment stopped in our Store Ia
say, IL wish everybody 10 know that l
consider that both myself nnl vito owe
our lives TO shiloh's Consumption
Cure" Ii is Having q tremendous Gaio
0rcr II ccuutcrs aud Is giving perfect
Satisfaction In MI cases ot Lung Dis.
onscsi such as nothing elso lbs done.
DoGRBes, lud. May 10. 1879.
DRs. Mifcnafr { FRANcs.
Sold by +, r. Muller. Druggist, Elko.
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Arrivals.

Last night-B. IL. Dougldss mud
wife. Mrs. j. r. B,bcoch. Mrs j.. Il.
I,wis. rhos. Atwen, ---Bmrlick aud
que Chiuaman.
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Next door to Postcflce.
Depot Hotel ArrivaIs.

Mrs. Kelly, and 2 ob., Tuscarotn.
John Mentally, do
Joe. Triplett. Lamoille.
q. u. Leddick, do
john Croker, Wells.
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sir ASticy cooper's vital ncstora.

sir Asticy Cooper's vital Rcstorn-
tive.
Th' great English remedy-hnsmndc
more cures OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur-
ual emissions, lissitu L., inability for
mental labor, despoalrncy auA such
diseases II, are inducel by youthful
follies aud excuses, than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suiirr2 Send to A.. l.. Minlic. NJ. D..
No. II Kenrney street, sau Francisco.
for tho Restorative aud be cnrod. Price
80 per bottle. -Four times the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. Dr.. Miatio treats
all private diseases successfully With.
out mercury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22
DO Hon BrMeve nj.

That iu this town there arc scores Of.
persons passing our store every az
whose lives are made miserable by III
digestion. Dyspepsia, Sour and ,diSs
tresscd Stomach, liver Complaint, cong;
stipalion etc. when Tor Is copts' We WIN,
sell them shiloh's Vitaliser, s~pafsnyetd
to cnre them. Sold by f. r.. Jfdifef,'
druggist Elko, Nevads.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22

4 good paying mercantile business
Including house and lot aud ready sale,
able stock. Ut figures below cost. Lack
Of health, aud a desire to movo or &
the country. ato the causes prompting
the above offer. For particulars apply
At this Office. EMO, Jan. 10. 1880.
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Arrivals.

Last hieht-John Mentally. Mrs.
Kelley, Miss Kelley. Dave Lewis and
two children, + Rogers and q. NJ.
Banks.
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fou lame back, side Or CHEST, use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price, % cents.
soIdBy r. +. Mailer, Druggist; Elko.
Nsyada.
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VI. ID. tDLs, fOTCnhu.
ELKo, February 18th. 1890.

To Honorable @. d. .1sie, Fort7siS Of tie
Grand Jury
We, the undersigned committee ap-
pointed to examine into tho condition
OF the County Buildings. submit the
following report,
We find that tho Jail Is kept in n neat
and clean manner. and iu good condi-
ton. We also find tho Hospital clean
and and we'll kept in all respects, and
the tho patients comfortable; we also
find that the Court House and adjoining
grounds are kept in good condition, and
have no recommendations to offer rela-
tive thereto; all of which is respectfully
submitted this 18th day OF February,
1880. Thomas Foster,
john HIBBsTs,
JAMES CLARK,
NJ. MgYEEs,
NJ. McDUnsEY,
Committee.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Felix Coblents, Tuscarora.
Il. =. Marchant, do
A. Il. Miller, Dry Creek.
WIN. Parkinson, -
chas. Stein, Chicago.
l.. L. Bernard, New York.
L. +. Brennan. Star.
q. l.. Davis. Going West.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22
Orpnrturcs

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-22

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