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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-11

This Is only u small part OF the report
OF one mining camp within II miles Of
this place.
Game is plenty; deer, antelope and
bear; also fish in great ABUNDANCE.
Horses work daily on the Wood River
grass. and grow fat without grain, but
must be well snlted. No alkali and
next to nO saGobruSh. Quaking asp,
cottonwood, ETC., on low lands, and
pine anI fir on tho mountains. The
fnct that We are near 20 miles above
where any Government survey has been
made. is the answer to all rs n reason
why ! have not taken many good
, ranches for friends who made that 70.
quest, but all such locations must be
made in person. and ! have taken all |
can hold il not more M they must be
surveyed before ID. A. McCullocb or I
can transfer them. I would ndvise all
OF my friends before starting for this
u~nsurvcyed country for tho purpose OF
locating ranches, first to consult John
5. Mayhugh, Of Elko, who can give the
necessary information to guide them.
While thousands OF acres are blooming
In fragrance with light or dark yellow
flowers, at other points are rcd, white
aud blue, with all shades between. Then
tho rich carpet Of green TINT covers
mountain md valley delights mo, and /
have a poor opinion OF any Que who can
visit aud condemn this rich country.
Whoever comes by team hnd better
provide themselves with barrels to keep
n supply OF water In passing 60 miles Of
desert between Goose Creek Ferry and
Little Wood River.
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Rsinhart 4 Co. loaded t&u cars With
WOOL to-day. for shipment Bst to-mor-
row.
T. F. Marx and wife arrived hero from
Idaho. via Kslton. by the tr.in this
mornihg:
The case Of the State Va. John Craze;
set for fe.lral, WAS dismissed In the
District Court, this morning.
The demand Tor men to asais. in hay.
ing ~ brisk just dot ihong the raueh.
erS In this part Of tho county
A special train of twenty-five cars
loaded with beef cattle passed hero go
ing East about 8 O'Clock last evening.
A. W. Gedney passed through BY tho
train from Eureka, Last evening. He
was on his way home. to Ruby Valley:
County Assessor Muudell starts on
an official trip through tho valleys south
Of the railroad. to morrow. He will DO
absent two or three weeks.
Vim. Hoar, OF Cornucopia. Is still
doing the agreeable among the boys In
town. but will probably return North
with his fri, nds Tomorrow.
W. J. Urton sent down by John
Spencs's tooms 500 quicksilver tanks
which were loaded on the cars to. day,
for shipment to Ban Francisco. es
Billy Allen. Of Tuscarora has been in
town a couple Of days. lie Las in
creased his avoriupois to sich AN extent
lately. that Ills mother would scarcely
recognize him.
Conductor J II. Hokins. Of the C. p,
stated East on q six.weeks ~furlough,
Monday. Mrs. Hopkins ptuceded him
some weeks. Henry Clay Davis is doing
the punching on Hops train during the
~lntter's absence.
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80 Se@ANo
News has reached here from Toano,
that a barn aud contents. the properly
OF Yves. Johnson. Of that place. was
destroyed by FIRE n couple OF days ngo.
4 wagon; II large lot OF harness ami
some other property of Johnson's is also
reported to be destroyed.
The FIRE is said ~ hive been Of nh
i"ncendiary nature, and suspicion
rested so firmly on u neighbor Of john.
sons. that in the excitement following
upon tie heels OF the fire, the suspected
party wns in danger Of being lynched. 1t
is stated that e1cited persons proceeded
In n body TO the house Of the suspected
md went 30 far as to adjust q rope
about his neck; lead him forth and ex.
tort from him a confession OF the crime.
Testimony obtained under such cir.
cumstances could not however be used
~ evidence in n court OF Justice, and
we have heard OF 10 steps being taken
toward n prosecution OF the case.
johnson came down here on business
last evening, but We have had 10 op.
portunity 10 interview him In relation
to tho alleged facts In the cusc, and
merely give tho reports as they have
boen furnished TO us.
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Hot and dsssYi1 4n nHE Is
T~uscarora celebrated Saturday.
The Board Of County Commissioners
arc in session to-day.
Regular stated communication Of
Elko Lodge No. Is. +. 4 A. NJ. At their
hall this evening.
Andrew ]. Lane returned from a pro-
trscted visit to the Snake River country
Saturday evening. and 10 still In town.
Tho Census Enumerators Of this
County are in session mt the Court
house. and viii receive corrections until
to morrow evening at G o'clock.
Robt. Tucker had his left hand Sc
v-rely larccTated and burned by the
explosion Of n can Of powder, while. iu
the not Of loading au anvil yesterday.
A couple Of our citizens, OVERLOOKING
with patriotism aud beer. engaged in an
old.iashioned rough and tumble set-to
yesterday. They were separated before
much damage was done. however.
II. COIN. ut his store. on Commercial
str ct. to-day commenced selling of his
entire stock at auction. The stock in.
cludes everything usually found in a
variety store, and as the sale will cor.
tiuuo zach day until the whole stock
has been disposed of, there will be u
rnre chance TO ecu goods very cheap.
The ball given 10y the Fourth Of July
Committee ut Freeman Hall last even
ing wns n complete success both socially
and financially. The Elko Cornet
Band furnished the music. and dancing
vas kept up until q late-or rather an ear
~ hour this morning. The ball was a TT
ting CONCLUSION to a day Of pleasure
aud enjoyment.
A large gathering OF friends md ac-
quaiu,auces assembled at the residence
of Mrs. W. S. Van Dreilen this evening
to witness tho solcmnikation of the mar
rage OF her daughter Kate 10 Mr.. j. W.
Thompson of Ruby Valley. The cere-
mony was performed at 800 o'clock by
Rev. George jennings. Congratulations
followed, and the health AMI future
prosperity of the br!lc and groom was
pledged in bumpers OF sparkling cham
pague. The choicest BLESSINGS Of the
IN ire I~SbEPENDENr press gsus are e1s
tended to the Happy couple.
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From . Resident Of Huntington Val.
ley, Lyman Bughy. who arrived in town
from that section, to day, We learn that
Billy Esan. Tho Supposed victim Of n
coal-pit disaster at Jack Crock. IL cxcr.
cising hia muscle at Crnwford's ranch
In tho above mentioned valley. Billy
hoofod his way south, packing his
blankets. leaving the COAL pit to its fate.
He exhibits an aversion to Northern
olimoa, and vows h'l in future percgrin.
atoms. his toes shall point toward the
tropics.
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From Fridays Daily.
m nSu

hhuts
Daring the month of June, Tuscarora
District shipped bullion to the amount
of $50. 7S9 20.
Isaac Wisemnu. of Ruby Valley anu
". A. Pile, Of Philadelphia. arc regis.
tered nj the Depot Hotel to-day.
The LedSet reports that Abe Moosrr
has definitely made up his mind to
leave Eureka, aud seek new fields Of
operation.
NJ. Z. Neville, who loaded his ten.
mule team for Tuscarora, yesterday,
started on the route North, about 2
o'clock to-day.
Oliver Rifles cams which came In
from Huntington Valley with wool
loaded with general supplies at Rein.
hart e. Co.'S to-day. and started on the
return trip.
Another special train Of twenty cars
loaded with cattle, passed through here
for the East at 8 o'clock last evening.
The stock is being shipped from wiune.
mucca to Nebraska.
Frank Riedel was taken suddenly
quite III last evening, and IL to-day con.
ined 10 his bed. Tits thought however,
lint the attsck is moi q serious one, aud
Chat he will get abroad in n few days.
p Tho mnnv wnrn, frionlc ~ ,ho l;,I.,
family will be pleased TO heur that a
fine hearty boy was aided to its domestic
treasures, this morning. aud that both
mother and son are getting along nicely.
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DR.. q. l.. Lucas. who left hers wi,h
nn outfit for the Wool River country.
nh"ut six weeks ago. under date Of June
27th, writes from Lcadyille, \lturas
Co, lliho, ms follows:
Since my last letter. ono mine was
sold for S30.0uo, and another can lie
soil for > G,0DJ. Judge Turner refuses
to place II price Oh his at present. Two
smell 10 are assured soon, one at Lead
Will, and one at Wal Etglc. Ia Cotton.
wOod Canyon. about II miles from
L,aiSil.c. A saw mill ON Hot creek.
) mills from LrnNillr. is now running,
uui :. shinglc machine will soon be in
0p Ration. Another saw mill is on the
wsy fer this point. Saw Tooth mines
arr Luuuiiny. The ASSAYS from mines
that are near Wood river. AMI ON II, rug
as high as 500 to $500 per ton; some
hishSr.
When I reflect hat mines. of grcn.
value. rock, timber, water aud grass. all
abound here. | am cUnsItInei 10 say
God has said in tho book Of nature,
''how much in how little" 1t is truly
wonderful that we have all that "a man
could desire in the way Of facilities for
II mining cuumtry-.n"t equal6l in any
9th r place in tue United States.
The following ass Iys are from mines
in Cottonwood Canyon, reported 20 me
from a reliable source:
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THIS IL for NOn

Ladies' who choose TO make or su:
perintend the making Of your own gar
monts. The most stylish aud perfect
fitting oostu,nbs cal be produced at a
large saving in money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any ndjress on receipt Of
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogus to
o.. ,s..aI J. w. Evans,
Domestic" Fashion P.trlors,
III. San Francisco
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oAlaAGanaL .r
Regular nesting Of Old Fellows to
Mo- r D. Paee. arrived here from
Eurkn by last evenings train.
Divine service will be held ut the
Court. house to morrow at 10 o'clock by
Father O'Donnell, Catholic Pastor,
Elko. All are cordially invited.
Murphy 4 Byrne ut the recent rodeo
near Dact Valley. gathered over 10000
head Of cattle which have ranged in
tLAt vicinity daiag the past Winter.
Rev. GeoQssJ Jennings will hold divine
services At Granger Hall at
the usual hours. The Suuday School
will take place inu ediate,y after the
Sorning services. All are cordially in
vited.
Ike Ostrsieher brought With him from
Good Hope District, several very rich
specimens Of ore from Aooaple Of claims
In which he 10 interested. He is much
srntiaed With the general outlook Of the
District, and ieeIsconadeut that he will
be happy yet.
We are sorry TO hear that our former
iownsman, John Lewis. who for the
last two years has been living at Column
bia, has met Sith a serious accident.
While riding a horse at the above men,
toned camp. , few days sgo,tho animal
fell. sad rolling upon his rider broke
his leg. .ts'. +.
VIM. Herman Stump, father Of ]. II.
Stump. Of Tuscarora. died at his home
In De.Nr, Maryland. on the 2ist Instant,
IN the SD year Of age. On account OF
tho dangerous illness OF his fnther. john
II. ien hero Tor the old home, some
weeks ago, aud was with his father
when he died.
From Charley Broosrmer, who came
In FROM Railroad Distric, yesirraHy, NO
learn that John HIckwool. while at
work in ih, Blucbcll mine wal injured
ny a cave: the earth falling upon and
bruisinc him severely. The accident
o cured Just before Broosemer left. aud
the extent OF Hackwood's injuries wero
not yet known.
Divine services will DO he'll at the
Presbyterian Church to.morrow. In the
morning the Pastor will give a Fourth
OF July sermon. Subject. '~'Freedom.''
In the evening, The Guarantee Of Re.
iigiou." after which the Lords Supper
will be Almiui ,tercI. Sunday School
at 1920 O'Clock. Seats free. All are
e,rdi ally invited. t8 -
Jas. Russ II has m-. with another
loss. A valuable horse of his hal his
foot 50 horribly manglrd by another
horse ns TO utterly ruin the animal.
Mr. Russell il in - fearful streak Of bal
lick With his st,ck. which. II continued
much Longer, must Inevitably br-nk
him mp in busiu-ss. IL would seem
that ID an" Fortune must Chop on her
system" before long. hoSeyer.
The attendance ut tn picnic in Kit.
fridge Canyon, to-day, must have been
larg-, Judging from the number of well
loaded buggiea r,s-ius this Off ;e To.
ward that point, this morning. Dick
Dorsey made two OF three trip. with his
big bus; but the most attractive turnout
Of ;he day, wns that Of Dud. Sales anl
Stanley R~igsby's; ''t;o ,chy" seemed /"
fully npprcci TO tile responsibility OF
his position.
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No Deception Used.

It Is strange 80 many poopis will
continue TO suffer day after day with
dyspepsia, liver complaint. constipation,
sour stomach, general debility. when
they they can procure at my store shi.
loh's Vitalizcr, FREQ Of cost II ~ dies
not cure or relieve them. Price 70
cents Sold by r. T. Muller Drug.
pist. 81
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A party Of cmigran,s. moving In the
good old. fashioned style-a couple of
covered wagons. camping OUTFIT and .
lot OF loose stock following-passcd
through town from the West, this morn.
lug. Tho party consisted Of a couple Of
families from Surprise valley. on tbcir
way TO Colorado, where they propose 10
settle.
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Another uirhmond la tho Fir,d.


by reference Ia the column head Il
''neW to-day" in this issue it will be ob.
served that eI. Sheriff l.. l.. Sei,z agniu
n'ngs his banner Co the breeze, as a
candidate before the Republican County
Convention for the Office Of Sheriff.
Ed Is one OF the early settlers aud per.
inancnt residents Of the county, aud IL
sufficiently well known t~horunghout its
entire length nud breadth tn ubvinta the
necsssity OF a newspaper introduction
TO his constituency. lie discharged
the duties OF tho Office worry credit.
ably during tho time he served, and il
the Democratic nominee should rot
9 prove tall enough to capture the cake,
80 know Of no Republican whom We
would rather soc exalted To the position.
than the aforesaid. T.. l.. Seitz.
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The County Auditor is hereby in.
sirncted I" transfer the sum OF $3.50 %
now in the General County Fund. TO
the rreasurer's Salary Fund.
No further business appearing. the
Board then adjourned to the first Mon
day in August.
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Aunn Ludumrnf.

Pa,ties rca1iug watches at Z. Gerbor's
jowelry establishment, will consult Their
W interest BY calling for them at tho
expiration OF three months or they will
be sold 10 pay Charges of repairing.
Gerber sHysh he can't live on old watches.
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Hstel Arrivals.

N. J. Henley. Virginia City.
Mrs. II. A. Cameron 4 children,
Palisade. Fr...,s. .....
A. ID. Miller. Huntington.
John D~oering, Duck Valley.
&. wonban, Cortsas.
+. A. Potter, 81. Louis.
j.. o. Helirich. Coriuus.
II. .. Conloy, T~uscarora.
Mrs. Mart Smith, do
ZOO Mouownn, do
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tFro. WsaA..day.; Bliiy.i
Cs..,..asAel. Fr..-siias-.

OooAAooteoeGD Heoeeeatn90A
rztc Monday. July s. 1850.
The Board Of County commissioAssu
met. pursuant ID Law. and the 4th. the
National Holiday, being celebrated At
the County seak Athis dats. the Board.
consisting Of Il. s. Conlsy and 8. 8.
Sears. adjourned until Tuesday. the 9th.
at 9 o'clock i. 4.
(signedI 8. s. srlls.
.." 7 r. S. CoxLxI.
ELxo. Tuesday. July G. 1880.
Tho Board OF County Commissioners
met this morning pursuant 70 adjourn
ment--present Conley and Sears.
A petition Was received IRON citizens
OF Star Valley, stating that the road es-
tGblished by the Board in said valley,
in February last. is impossible. aud
asking that the parties through whose
lands the former road passed be- re-
quired to leave said old road open for
travel until such time NJ the newly es-
tablished route il put in travelling con.
,r ID .
-.
800 W..
.N
by the Clerk of the Board.
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NotIcc.

We will furnish. for cash only. iu IoI,
to suit tho trade, q. Conrad's cello,
bratod Vt. Louis Budvoisor Beer. II
barrels containing @ doSon bottles. Al
$i9 so por barrel.
III RsCKBARr 4 PnoELiCn.
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Photography.

hurry Durham, the accomplished
photographer, has gone out on = briei
business trip. only. aud will reopen hi,
gailory on Railroad street. on tire ist 81
July!
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SAN HnARclico SIOcx BoARD.
FrAay. Jay .. lssA.

49,.
~ SeH SAie
co Ophir. IS
$50 Mexican, ~ 0H
H5O 9ould aud Curry. 310e az
40 Boat aud Belohsr. 81
o5 California, eO5e3
900 Savage. 1850
20 Con. VirHiuiA. 3% 345o
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mr. ~. -' srrr-.
IsS paf.h.r ,ss. ,oo.
aIo S. ~. TIE
On IT,ah ~ on
Tan Hnii;.n ,esr,D
lao EIchsane, IL
lan oxsrn,sn i,c
a. tTnIon ana
IN Aha Issc
q f,,li.. a.
7G0 Csi.,ion;S. inS a.,
I5n SiIy.r' TiiI,. sSE a,A
"a Jns,io. III So
500 New YORK, 3Oc 3so
100 Occidental, 95o
3OO L,dy washington n osd
77U Andes s-S
600 Scorpion- 4 y
so BENTON. / " 4
100 Wnrd
SO Muckey. lOc
0mI Grand Priz :. lie ~
so ArVenta. AZ,
900 Navajo. 55c 6Oc
-
frsternaS's Ai.rrne"" "sHrd.
IL Eureka Con, ~
eo belle. ID
'so Metallic. ioc
- Wales 32nc
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LOU Mount Potosi, AUG -.
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foS iath6 baeAl iids 81 CHEAT Ii. SSi:
loh's Porous flAslst; Phcs; % 6sxs.:
Sold by F. f. Muller, Druggist Elko;
Nevada.
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A LARGE invoice of tho celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received ct The
dstR Saloon.
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The Fourth ar Ju,, ru,d.

h following Is n list Of the amounts
subscribed and paid by our citizens to
celebrate the Fourth: Is Reinhnrt &
Co. 80: J Ainicy, 30; James Clark, 25;
Gem Saloon, %; C Bruce, 10; J J
GOrrecht. .; IL NJ Grant, 8; Jas Brain
n Co, o; J Rosenstock, 40; Brown 4
Gooding, 10; IL Chase, 10; + Riedel,
2 80; j.. q. Streoter, 5; w Chase, s; A
Bruce, 3; John Spence, 5; o II Ballen.
ger, 2 90; Geo Tucker, 10; s S Sears,
10; DC Currie, 2 80; Ed Anderson,
90; WIN PlughoG. IT,; 2 so; L A Little.
Held Il Co. 2 so; bud Sale, g so; o T.
Green. 2 so; J II Rand. 5; S NJ
Henley, .; John IIibbets, 10; Rcckhnrt
4 Froelich. g.; p Smith. I; W T Hit,
2 80; Il X Bigclow. S; Murry Durham,
SD W Dorsey, g.; Huntington, 8;
q W Hulls 5; Z Gerber. Q so; FF
Muller, l0S Tom GiLlin, 10; J Fitch,
10; Wilson 4 Quincy. 4; u Peel, Q so;
Gun wnh, l 5o' lily 10y, 2; Sam Sing,
l 60; wob Lung. ~ VIM Simpson, 1; Joo
Simpson, Q 80; DR. Jessup. 6; W A
Jackson. l so; N Lane 2 50; Joe
Lang, 8; Dorsey Bros, 20S Il y Morgan,
9 so; A Birol. 90; J Alexauacr. 2 so; J
How, 6; " @ Doyey, 2 so; I N
Stone, 8; + II Smith. 10; Joe Gardner,
Q 50;J S Mayhugh, 6; Henry Mdnden,
Il s Il Benson, /; james Davis, g..
Total...... ............Slu 90
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DeEartanrA

This morning BY stage for tbs North!
b. Z. Wheeler. L. L. Atkinson, j. Vi
Beard. II. s West, !ohh Ctazs: d. II
~Schoonover, John Gibbons and Johi
McGownn.
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEED.
TNGS.
Hon J. II. Pack, Presiding.
TUESDAY, July G. 1880.

~ 81 #...#. #. s.. ..#
TUESDAY, July G. 1880.
Cont mot Mt ~ O'Clock and tho trial
Jurors enbpenned to appear nj this date
being present. the case Of tho State w.
George Hill-set for Gth-was called,
md tho work OF empnnellng n jurybegun.
With eleven jurors In the box, and
three OF the eight perempt,ry cbal.
lenges exercised, the original venito Of
~ was exhausted, Tho Court then
ordered an additional vonire Of twc.,,y
TO Issue. returnAble Thurs lay morn
ing. tho SIN inst 1t ~ o'cioct, Cont
then adjourned,
Wednesday, J iy 9Th.
Court convened ut 10 O'Clock this
morning, and upon calling tho roll OF
Jurors, those constituting the special
venfro isrued by order OF The Court
Tuesday, being present.. tho work of
~emPaneiinS 4 jury in Che case Of the
State vs.. George Hill was resumed. Al
IL o'clock two Of the fivo REMAINING
peremptory challenges had been erst.
cised; eleven Of the twelve jurors 70.
qnited, we're still in tho box. aud III.
now rcnire was exhausted. The Court
thcn discharged for tho term, all tho
Jurors summoned, except those still re.
tanned on tho panel. aud issued q third
yenire for twenty-five moro Jurors. the
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Advertised Letter list.

The following lisa list Of letters 70.
naming In the Elko Once. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday. July .,
1850.
Clark VIM q Duptou II Il
Dickey Leonard r Grubbs r l.
Hughes p X rr Hewlett
Lang Dsnnst N P,Arco James
q. W. Hull. =. II.
Hana IAalA. u III
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Delicious Ice Cream copstsplly on
hand At tho Gom RvstauI ant.
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Hkdlt
So I:llE5 S.-E.s;ss7R

ML".. -
II: Essii.H s..sSLrSE:
nj N:sinssS iosf Mssfssl ~.
nal snis.iShs: i..l.sd::: iS.Siriy -
mental labor; dssrosj.SsS ~ -
dissSss. .. A.. iIdSs.d 81 scsll u
tciiies and eis.sss,. w. Ell clAs.
medicine: eombissA NY Hlr ~
.uHsti Send to 4. Z. 1iiiily; ~, b.:
No, II H.dia.S street. s4A f-ssssi;cS:
Tor iSs il.:sor.tiy: I'D " gAtsa: M
$Spsi bottle, Four times he qScsiiiy
$40. ny s,Sottis:: Or. Nistt. tisS:
all private aisssises ss-ss.i.iuiiy M;
ont mercury. All Il
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\ LAsos invoice Of A Key West
Cigars just received at tho Gem.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-11-20

places at the top of the bluff stood his
wife, two, daughters, Miss Clifford, and
neighbor or two looking over the
fence down upon them, the man who
had first accompanied him being with
Eff we only had little music an
you'd say Il few words, think it
would Anlsr cake Aaway the mem
brance NV this quarrelin' business;
leastways, from all 'cept JOSH" said
Mr.. Grimes ina rather subdued tone
l for one of his caliber. r''t 7f
~ Can't you mem singoa hymnP"
Easked Che minister.
| Bill shook his head. tive don't
wAuf np(hoElin' Rom noneof them"
Dr.. Carroll turned to Hugh. who had
resumed his outer clothing. $50 up
on tho ain aid bring the ladies down
firss ihtinratfon' Of the ladies' proximity.
-abasired at the proposition. .s..
81 Butthey came nevertheless, not as
DR.. Carroll did, but by circuitous
nth $Fther up the pond. And the
fiadies, who had come expecting to see
father. husband and brothers the
victims Of an angry mob. joined with
Toni s4fffofTi, Hugh Carroll and the
minister in singing "Nearer Ny God
to, Thee. - after which Dr. Carroll
mounted an empty pork, barrel and
taddrvssdA the assemtlage in his heart
ffeit, easy manner; winding up with
a4 III tast BIZ Crimes won't and took
the battered WetheTbeeY by sshs hand
and led him forward, while the latter
jp bis. 4wkwsrdE fash ioa begged the
ladieS pardon for his fudeness. ',l'''
& The grizzled old man who had eulo-
gi3ed HugRs pugiistfc attainments
declared, that tfe mdetipk' had done
hh hore good han anything else had
for years. M, wife," he said rub
bling his eyes with his frock sleeve,
FUSED ter sing that, hymn bout
+ Nearer My God, to Thee afore she
died, and it sprter teched me all over"
Bill Grimes shook hands with DR..
Carroll and all the rest as they turned
to leave. and reckoned that he knew
what Christian was now, it he never
did before, And the minister invited
them one and all to attend his church
that evuninE. zoo fs.5fi
"But we amt got no store clothes, :"
said Mr.. Grimes rnefully. = ~
mo matter" said the minister,
"come as you are. It's The heart, not
the raiment, makes the man."
That hight over d hundred river
drivers He'd into the church, some of
them never having fentered one before.
and DIR. Carroll counted it as his greatest
moral victory.-Sprtagfeld (Mass.) Re
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