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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

1T l. rum"rrd i'll official quarters that
soon after tho re nsSt milling OF Con
Gr'sS the administration will specially
rvcumm,ud some bill for enactment To
provide for the more eifrc;uul prosecu
ton aud conviction Of pulygaimists.
the recommendation will most probably
com" from the Department o! Justice
"hd favor the passage of some measure
as that recently introduced by Repre-.
sentative Willets H. regard to the proof
OF plural marriages, together with sun.
dry features OF the hill agreed uruu by
the Senate judiciary Committee. among
which will bo doubtless one lrgi,imnlis.
Tug the children of polyfanou5 mar.
rinScs aud making provision for nm.
hes'y Tor past oiicn9,'s ufto n spcciGcd
vcIa'.
lh" "h'rSca RsH.2st Governor Emery
nj Utah are to tho cI;sSs .hat hc is too
M" Ia under the influence OF the Nor
mon lea ierf. Strong rcLW;ing repro.
sentations have also been received, Int
1t seems TO bc tao general impression
that his prospects for re.Oppointmcm!
are not good. Among the persons
mentioned ns his probable SUCCESSOR is
General Charles Z. Ewing. brother of
Congressman Tom Ewing and n
brothcTin.law Of General sherman.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

A MAN who gave his name ns Wright
had quite perious experience Sunday
night. lIo started from Mineral Hill
for the station and WAS under the influ.
once Of liquor when he left. Becoming
bowildcr,d in the snow storm, hc lost
his way and wandered over tho plains,
striking tho railroad about lhroo or
four miles north OF the point hc was
aiming for. Here hc took Tho wrong
direction aud folio ycd the track toward
PnlisNdc, and kept on until he came to
the section bousc. some 10 miles from
the Mineral Hill depot. His cars. face
aud feet were froz II. and he suffered
intensely after reaching that haven. but
was taken care Of until the freight came
along, when lie was put on board nnd
proceeded TO his destination. Elko Tho
extent Of his injuries could ouly be
gn, n,sscd at, but the boys on Tho road
were oT tho upiuion that il was u pretty
bad case. LtaJcr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

4 FEARFUL accident took place at the
Holy Star mine, near Dutch lat last
week, says the Truckec Republican. A
blast OF 2iU b 'xes OF Judson powder
had been put in the gravel bed of the
minc-the explosion was terribl" throw
ing immense bouidrrs hundreds OF
ynrds. The report is that many Of the
miners were seriously injured. -brt ns
far as heard from. none killed out,
right. --- ----
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

An exchange says some busincss men
never spend 4 cent for advertising in
the newspaper or any other way. In
the stores OF such men are generally
seen old barrel heads. on which are iu.
scribcd in chalk or charconi such de.
vices as these: Flower, Eorn Meel.
Pcrtatoe', Pourk, ,Ch"zc Kniiker. Kount
ry prnjuce bnwt and sould. goods cheeI
fur Klsh, Tee, Shugar, etc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

DAS LAaIErs, nmnlgnmator Mt the
Grand Prize mine, had his leg broken
while out sleighins. He was driving mp
Weed street, and when nearly opposite
the Brick Saloon. at the corner Of Front
and Weed. the sleigh struck n stone in
the road, UPSET. threw out the occu-
pants, and fell OH Mr.. Lammers' right
leg. breaking both bones.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04
80 Yon nciicr. IL.

Tbnt in this town there are scores O;
persons passing our store every day
whose Hives nro niaJe misef,bio 10y 1u.
digestion. Dyspepsia. Sour nul dis.
tr' sscd Stom,cli, Liver Complaint, Gun
supniion &c. when for u cc,,,s VIZ will
sell them SliilVh's Vi,alizcr. guaranteed d
to cdrc them. Sold by r. r. Muller,
Druggist. Elko, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

A CLEVER story is eurrent i'll Demo
cratic circles concerning Senator Ham
Inns public assertions, that he did not
brlievc that eight men could be found
outside Of the walls Of the penetentiary
who would do such a ihins rs count out
the Repu licans in Maine. To this i,
is replied that the celebrated eight Of
the Electoral Commission are still at
large.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

BGusn. prominent electrician, is o &
tho opinion tha. Edi-on's new system
for the production of electric light,
will prove failure. He claims that
Edison's idea in this Instance Is by no
means a new one. aud that his niachiur
is poor copy Of generator well
known abroad, anl found to be of little
practical utility.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

II is rep rted from Washington thI
General Charlrs Ewing Of Ohio. will
probably recrive the appointment to
the Governcrship Of Utah. aud Gov.
ernor Van Z,nit OF Rhode I,laul has
been rendered. and has accepted the
Russian Mission.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

Nj. II. GoULp. n prominent business
man Of Chicago. while IN tho act Of
plnyiu apractical j,ke on the janitor
OF his rooms. was nnwi,tingly shot and
killed 10y The alarmed domestic.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04
MEXICAN.
Mustang Liniment
SIHtFtG
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This ilnincnt very naturally originated In Ameri
"a, where Nature provide In her laboratory sucl
mrprising nntldoie. for the IL ,indIcs o. hrr chIi
ircn. Its fame las been spreading Tor ., ycnr,
intli now u cncirclcs tin hnbiiabio globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang iinIrncnt II a matches
cmcdy for rail cStrrhn nllintuta of man nd beast
To stock owncrs and farmers II IL Invaluable.
A single bottle often Envcs n human life or r,
horcs tho uscfuluCsa oi an excellent horse. OF
sQw, or sheep. CisE..Nt ..Ht ..f
II cures foot rot, hoofuil, hollow horn, grut
Icrcw.w worm. siiotlidcrrot mango. the bites an
tlnES of poisonous reptiles and lnsdcts, and ever
such drawback 20 stock breeding and bush life.
" cures cYcrytcttrrnai trouble of horses, sue,
rs lancncss, scratches, swlnny, sprains, founder
wind gnil, rlng bone. etc. ctc
Tho Mexican Mustang 1inIncnt Is the auIckes
cure In tho world fer Incidents occurring In tn
family. Ia tho u,schco OF physician. such .
burns tcnlds. Eprains, cuts, etc, and for rcuInr
tlsm, nnd stiffness rnscndcrcd by exposure. Ia
ucuihfly vnlunbcto Miners. 20.
u Is tho chcapcSt remedy in tho world, for
'cnctrntcs tho muscio to tho bone, and {. sinsI
application is generally EufIleicpt To cure.
Mexican Mustang Llnimcnt il put up In thrc
tlEe Ct tpttles, the larger ones being prvportIo
e'E mach tSo ciIeapcst. Gold ororywhcfe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

dsoncE LrSs. while pcrsonating tho
character OF Santa Claus at church
festival in Ohio, ~ Christmas was
fatally burned; his costume taking fire
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

The San Francisco Post says: A new
combination OF operators. among which
are named Grnyson, Herman. Williams,
Scholle Bros. Sloss aud others. are
nrc said TO DO nftcr tho control Of Sierra
Nevada and Utah. Hayward and Ho
bart alrendy have possession OF Hale Il
Norcross, Gould & Curry aud shortly
will have Best & Bclcher. Williams
and Coleman will retain control Of tho
Savage. Sharon will keep Cholar Po.
tosi and other mines now under his di
rcction. Graves and Lyle will control
yellow Jacket. Tho Cook BROS. will
operate the principal Devils Gate
mines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

M - ~ 4 WEEK in YOU own town, aud
n"chpiial riskcd. Y0n c,n Give
h The busirc-s tsial withunt OK
eNU pcnsc. III. h sssAnt.nrinniiy
" " " ever offered for thpsc Milling 10
work Nnn -bollI Try nnthimg
ci-c until vow s"c Tot ynnrs"if what Won c,,u
dn ai ~" hislnr-- wp onor, No ropIi 10 .X.
plain here, Nun cnu drvo," nll yo,' .irr nr
only your spar" tim" To- tho hn-Inr.s and
make rT'Ht nay Tor rNrtr hnrr thu Won work
rp cihl private toms nni pnutChfat4. which
W. NAL no., Dou't complain ~ hard Tine.
'MhNr ion hnNs, ~nch n "in't- Nddrcss ~
HNlLECT \ co. ruftieud, Mai.,r
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INDEP EN- EMIT.
A GOOD PLAN !

Anybniy cnn learn to make money rapidly
operating ~ Stocks, hy the 1.-TWO Uncfring
Nnlcs fnr Sncccrs,' In Mcssrs. Lawrence &
20. new citculnr. The inbinniiun ncihrd.
which this nrm has tnndr sO sncccssful rn.
nblcs people with large or small means to
reap NIL the benefits of largest capital aud hest
skill. Thonshnds of orders. IN various
sums. ntc pooled iuto one vast amount aud
co'upCtnir,l n n mighty whole, thus securing
10 oacli sharohoidcf ali The advantages uf the
largest operator Immense profits are divided
monthly, Any amount. nom e. 10 sb,OU, Or
more. can bc used successfully. y. Y. baptist
Weekly. ScpIcmhrf 9iih, is,S. saysi "ny tho
combination system SIS wOnid make So nt
y per cent: go pays $50. or per cent; SiO1
makes fiUD or ~ per cent. on the stock dur.
lug the month. according io The market"
Frank Lcslic's Illustrated Newspaper June
rHh' ''lhc combination method Of operating
W stocks " the most successful ever adopted
New York Independent, Sept. III "Thc com.
b'nation system n founded npun correct bnsi.
ncss principles, and no person need bc with.
nl,i M iIC0mc while " " kept working hy
MCssTr. Lawrence & Co" BtouLlyn JuutrnI
April Nnhi "tit editor made net profit "
Siul - nom SO ~ ono of Mcssfs. Lawrence
q 10. = combinations New circular (mailcd
irrttcSplninr cvCtything. Stocks aud bonds
wanted GuyCruuicni bonds supplied. Law.
renee 4 TO. Bankers, % Exchange Place, NY
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-04

A6 n ntA .MoSTri e6Asetcd. s,s'
NJIh day q, home ma,ir by the
S0UU ;$ai,; $i::$ $a: sss: $ 81. Si.: a IS
,p't. pIyr money h,r1fT nj work
thr ~ f'Hn nj nnvihlnr else. Thr work IL
lgN -nA plcannt, aud snehi anyone can 70 |,
righi nt. 'ricsowhb are wkc who ece this,
ruut' Viii scmd ~ thrir aidtcs-cs. ~ onee.
nrh sro for thclnsciyrs c-''" '@rthl aud
i"'iNS.ntc, Nn,t j. ihr imc. Trefs already
~ 'fk 49, iaylno NO i-t,fr :, s.r ~ pbupy.
Addrcss iRt L ~ CO. NJ gieta MaiLe.
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Nh
FIGURES FOR BUSINESS
T,nIRrY-oNE YEARS. BVslHEsA
L. HT.' !t ca,
EXPERIENCE.
=. " TX
THE NEW YORK
PURELY MUruAI-xo srocKuol.pEns

Dividends Annually, and Appfeabi- 10
the ss- sEcoNp -as aud subsequent yearly e
1remiunH. .s-F
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

The Count de Semelle, who hes 70.
oently rstarnsd from the banks OF the
Niger. whittier be WAS sent when
16hAsl na4ahon YES President Of
~ 1sssSh Republic. hes just pablish-
ID . few more chapters OF his startling
narrative. Ths Count ssys that on
reaching Lokodja he offered the Sultan
OF that place some cotton goods. whore.
On his Majesty shouted: II sm .
great Sultan. and MA . dogl don't
want your presents; give me gin aud
ru0" The Csunt thought be was 60
log TO b. asaassinated. but he forced
hla interpreter 10 ssy he Vas not En-.
glish. but French; that he had never
beeo received before by such dog;
that he feared neither lire nor poison.
ssc. This language having sobsred
the 6ultAn. the Count gave him q bot
Gle Of gin. which produced another fit
oedenFlum trsmsns. The Count adds
osss ~ Sultan has 20 authority over
De eah)ectA who have Imposed upon
hin . Parliament with which he gets
drunk ieom morning till evening.
Higher mp the country, 10 the COUNTRY
Of the 4itchis, the Count nearly saw
Ais tsevsls brought 70 On abrupt ecu.
claoinn. However. tho King. after
slaying before him 100 human victims
and examining their sntrxils. declared
them favorable. and made tho Count .
present Of twenty wivca The 100
ytoeins we're cot up into small nisces,
which we're distributed through the
city. AID the C,unt, who dinsd with
the Sultan in the evening. was obliged
70 81 morssl and to take . drsugns
- hunas blood.
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There came to the dinner-tsble ct
tho Lawrence HOUSE tho other day. two
stfebesss. one . lean and hungry.
.lookiae customer, the other . decent
sppsssipe young fellow. Az they
reached To table the older man clutch
q f1neicGlly ct the bill Of fare and re-
mnks1 q follows:
. Lets see what they've got. You
kupW ! lGn't ct everything. Been
neesiy desd for ten weeks with dys-
pspsis.' Ah oyster soup, guess that
w6othnremo.' 70 Bring mo
06eystsr Soup. ard, lees ses. boiled
wblted sh,' yes, Ill have some o that
The soup and tho 1sh were Tspi,ily
{ Nov, let's 80 what slse they've got;
yQs know I emit eat everything.
IL turkey that ought no: 70 hurt
me. III have some o that. Chicken
pot.piA' yea thst's easily digested.
IN 80 some. Les eco. can't eat
evseythiaG: III take q bit Of the boiled
ham. som6 Aeraroni. and ab. seme
.shiaksa 1ilera and vegetables
49, HI bso1 satisg the order
III be nan Wlt6 The wax stomach
sSscbed this wy for crackers, that way
for butter, hsre took piece Of bread,
stboes pickle and . Stalk Of celery. and
tssSusally. sspaehing that be coulds't
sSs eJ~y9bis& Sesyed bic stomach IN.
stfl Nj dio6ee was brcught. He looked
e over. ssnt the waiter back for some
roast veal and another onion, remark.
ing that his stomach wss weak. he
had been suffering terribly from dys-
pspsia, End couldn't cat everything,
bat ct last got 70 work aud cleared the
dishes.
4 To matter Of dessert troubled him
! 49, bs~ieos his stomAch Vas 90 weak.
but 6s dnsIly ordered mince pie. plum
pudding and ice cream. with cup ii
ee1ap.
= 4ksy were brought and devesfed
end then be called the waiter aud made
Der confidential Communication that
he he'd bses siek with the dyspepsis
.thst his stomach was weak. he couldn't
~ ssvsrything. and would she bring
hin . bowl Of milkf
The milk vas bsou xht; be orumbled
some Dread therein. and. - bic younge,
companjn hsd departed. the man with
the weak stomach remarked to the
gentleman across the table from hin
that Il was dsrncd rough TO have x
Aans down 10 bread sud milk. but h
ke4 49, 6sk, he oouldn't eat every
thing end had 10 b careful.
And now tho landlord 10 anxious fol
tint Doa 70 eoDe around when be u
we'll. He ueedn't como but once.
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Its Ingredients.

10 shov eur faith In the safety and excelisnes d
- Z. B., upon proper personal application, who
GatisAsd thst no imposition 10 intended, Ne via
Tho above oxrS were never made before By The pro.
psistor Of any other Family Medicine in the world.
Many testlmonials. further information. and
full Directions for using will be found In the PAM
phles "Treatiss on Disea-es Of the Blood" ~ b
each bottle enclosed Pice o. per bottle
tsining II ounces. 10 10 80 doses. fold by drus.
leista. d. RAssoM. Son & Co, Proprs, Buffalo. ny
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

~ 0soaA ABritain has two th,usand
yeehts. with tonnage If 9e O0O tone.
whose prime coat Was ut least tl6. 400, !.
0O0. and aasuning fourth Of them to
b 10 commission during the summer
months. the sum expended on their
maintenance would. ct enough sssimste,
amount to nearly $3.50 O00. The
ssos:y sPsnt In yacht building and
repairs Il soms t750. 900, and 5000
mea- liz the number Of the British
naval foece-ass eMployed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

The ter CO. cold aud hard while the
Aoo was getting ready to panish James
Dayton, ss Warren. Il. I. They were
oue Of doors on . cold night. and no.
body bad . naatnh te light frssh Gre
unaee The ksttle. So they rolled the
neked man IL the snow until he vas
xchtlled -aluost 70 death. and lse the
1outfage 60 ct that.
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sc r OFULA.
Wonderful cure az Kindness.

D. RAHsox, Sox 4 Co.: For the benefit OF N
9soubisa with bcrofula or ImpGTs Blood in thsiz
syueems, hereby rscommend King Of the Blood.
have been troubled with 6erefuls Tor the past ten
years, which 90 s9eesed my eyes that Vas com.
pjetsiy blind for six moaths. ] vas recommended
= Try King Of Ne Blood, whicA has proved greet
blessing to me, - IL has completely cured me- and
I eheeTfuIly Escommsnd IL 70 Ill troubled - have
been. Yours truly,
NM. 8. wEATHxsLow, Eardinia, r. Z.
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8e N e90 ~ ~ = -. osuoen -
},, 49, 49, sSs%
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-31

Oil Be paid TO any Public Hospital 70 b autu.
~ pabushsa Ey Us Wick i not genui.s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
King Of the Blood

Cures AL s.ssuous aE.c.ions and disorders result.
ing from Impuri,y Of the blood. II II needless -
specify NIL, the sufferer can usually perceive th
:ause but Sdk Kh>um. PinPiss, Ulcers. 1s1sva1
Goifre, Sseliags. &C., are the most eommo0s -
veil a. many eaee,ions ef the HeIr, Heed, LSUO'
and Stomach
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE.

inaI WeaAness. Is.petsney. Z isAs lessas .
oSeAme. g1oplcs % ~ Sece. ard l0ss aDsnhee1
should 70: fail 70 call upos Aia. IT, ppsSoe
nas travelled extsneevsly u Europe, auA inspseoo6
Thoroughly the various heepdtsIs shsge. ebtssnlna
70 compeee0e - lopose - thess q ~ II ~
sere1ees- Or. 0IooON VIII = 10 - eAaa9o
49, y erect 9 eaye. fsseoas q l1u1aoSo
AAX ~ CURED At 0O0& All -.
nu.sces1cne strictly e0u06estial. You - -
ne boe The Doa1ss. fssssoa wsilisg 9 IT, Dee.
sor vii please stsie TIE naDe a ~ pap-I theg
- ssis sdvsftlse0e1s IN. 0Aaeem iosSeosLIS
1851. San ysnciseo. oeaA Sls eue 8 pesSSee q
medicine. ofSIaSS~
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The Senilsess q Cpiesgs. 9ept. q .Ays: We esll
re sssenten o. eer .eadsfs g TIE ees sdyerssaens
ST. 4 csesss. Ss s. g. Ia :sse,
srese 10 do. they Wilt - The ssnslDoi has c6veS.
tised for the concern slnes Ne ass pablieatiea -
sAv yes y bear q De erse ceopasint againss
ne Chicago Kspsess. se,a "a, ~: Is M aate,.
tieo q our sesds b called = he sdver,isonoot e
Ne !gveaisss' Assney,' enes ssl rssas jeealsd
lnssiry ana % re- eo1se1aiies u - en- nseSs.
vs thiok cor ftieeds en- = aebettee vhan vsstinS
goe1s = sese nns. 0ivs shsea niqls
1es 4 -, ssesesees1 1ite. sayss I'VE
my. se6 consequently y sess seed haze . -.
sassea ahsas ses1isg Is vAee ~ 6ss,es
:. ~ e ss.'.a1susv = dssSsy ~ = Ne
neoeTss Ssss. ~ ~ =. csask T.. CA,epe..
snss:. w.s..r : U.ss.as..sk. nos. c.rs ).
u.alss Q.aNDns NeoA - y1l1Sv -,
An - 49, !. IS s.ssss 4 Sf6S . es:r
see.N se@ - nssisesssa Gsss9, NsesS ovda sr
D:sn e Nsv Ysk 6 n!ss.. vs vm ~ en-
as:ys Nrress1 Al 80 ssi~ NO. ~,
-. - esoeO - e1t.oo - ovep 80 ~
aees9pasy Tie srdss. 81 haiasss, - Seais1x:
=. 5 !. = s 1870 - = e, -: g, :
Z aAassa N = 1900 ssSsrssS- q ~.
a0sass - ~ tia
= reesiys = eesds - ass ~ pesssaly sassp.
- 49, - lEnednaely b - srese, ss1
ANsssose1 CesJeg.e - WsteAes, Jeuslsy. H.
s 49, s:ss's'ss sss ~ la5ssasas so me- o
AognTo WANTED. A1l..s pi...,,-
TINE oWvGMIoQ8' AcencY.
"A kUDuAN, Nssp..
oJOG. WaooSuakoo0 o C6lon~o. m
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1. asvs 80 $3.50 - yss..ess -
3. youg - - oegs
q. ooo1Do1ioot
&. 0ass1e1 - ptnGDet
8. H1gh1, wslghs nos ~ h. oeeHss
3. UeW isse ksvs 20 bses ashs
/ Yeas sa6Slsstsa. selss = nsss ~
!. Wsvo yeu WosDong - ooes -
q oeooAo viGhsue ssDgvo6oco -
sboos yoW 800. xkeDsss 80 49, -
eiea ~. Yeas lstoss VII 49, 49, p -
t1os. 81 - viii 01ve ~ - - .css -
Aiesose and sas eas111 sDiasse
Csn,sasss rsysiesass $3.50 !. sss'. 81.
Al 1OoouU 0Ao0t1 ~ oo4SenQsc -
13lJ Uuh.s assG1, ytlDa1alDnaA -
n. I. axLMs0LD.
Dssegiss 81 Casn's's
Phila1slsAiA -
500 svlavsssss..!s.; -.
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any 1eo o. ne ooove articles Will b. seat b.
nall iree % sresipt ofek0o
Al q this J:.essY h q god quality, bat. II
inseasee. the 4U6aNieIes are 4 - ~ 0snsv
aad Aaise. bedss bsns heavier, Shan tle Ga oaes.
TO AZ ENT0.
For the beneat 81 parties wishing . set % Aeeuts
les the above geedss ~ make the ioioving sneeial
e0es: :
o. rseeipa OF Slkoo sedsr isr eur Jevelry. n
Pc abevs soss, - IN sssa TIE gosls erdesU9 ss1
49, e !sssy fssIse q sss cab psssese = ~
lteso Abyos1nian 0el1 Uosslsg 0ss 0sssv, Watas.
-" opsa Face Geneva Watch,
0ee0 W116Hf.
Psrs Abyssi, ian Gold Stem Wlslins watch. n.
luoiDele1 Dial, - Whit ~ e. tell he tioe
TIE dartess night
Pare AySslntan Silver Hunting. Case Geneva Wateh
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Miss Epilna Babbitt, of Brookficli, week with her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Beers.
 The Rev. Mir. Whitcombe breaches to quite a large congregation last Sun day evening.
 A surprise(O party was rendered MT. and Mrs. G. W. Northrop, Monday even ing, Feb 9th. There was quite a large attendance, Brookfield, Newtown. New Milford, Bridgewater and South Britain being represented. Mir. and Mrs. Nor throp received their guests ill their us- ual pleasant way. MT. Northrop being great lover of fun. caused much laughter by his joyial remarks. About twelve o'clock the company was invited down stairs, where a table was laden with good things, which all seemed to enjoy sma' hours" It being the last party be- fore Lent, all came with the intention of having good time, and, If we may judge from appearances, they succeeded. Mu- sic by Hills Band, of Now Milford. The kindness of MT. C. E. Beers should not be overlooked, as he, being one of the "slighted ones," opened his yard and made room for as many teams as possi- ble. Really, Charlie. we should think those ''coals of fire" would feel pretty warm on some ones :" head.
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