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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-11-21
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oAlnAGoDAL
The thermometer vss down 10 degrees
below zero last night.
Skating Il rcpottsd 70 be n.t-class
on the Humboldt 1t present.
0abfiel Cohn. . former esteemed
citizen Of Elko. arrived here from Wells
this morning.
Pneumonia has INSIDE tie Appearance
In T~uscsrora: Several persons arc
down with It.
Tho Timed RsVieic says q number Of
persons at Tuscarora. will attend the
raced At Elko next week.
John Aiuley has just received . car
of coal oil. which is being drawn of
into the tank above town to day.
Our old townsman, Mr.. John Hunter.
has been seriously i'll for several davsi
and We regret to learn. Is worse to-day:
DR.. Meigs was called last night To
attend the little child Of VIM. Hunter.
'SAy hA Va PhCuAOHihI u hho
ranch below town.
Eugene j. s.oltz is in town. Those
desiring custom made clothing will do
we'll to call upon him this evening. as
he departs by the train tomorrow
morning.
The Time'-Rerier says; Harry Har-
ville's children have been quite sick,
for a week past, with lung fever. but
most OF them are on the mend, and he
hopes soon to have them all sound
and we'll again. There are several
other cases Of the kind reported about
town.
Gerber is starting in 10 break the
town. His display window is too attract
i've for many to withstan I. Bracelets.
watches. rings. chains, aud gold in a
hundred forms, hang in clusters around
that windows lovely a. 1.-THE rose Of
Sharon" He received to day 81, 500
worth Of gold aud silver.waresan has
been hard at work all day putting Them
in order. lie has employed a tramp by
the name Of Santa Clans to assist him.
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n Card.

Mr.. BdtoH-The undersigned desires
through your columns TO express their
'hsnks to the kind friends for the sur.
prise party at tho Church last evening.
The pnrsO. the songs, tho expressions Of
good will and estoem, together with a
well filled basket Of nioo things from
tho siorc Of Mr.. II. Chase. have a value
TO us which words cannot express.
A. J. COMPTON,,
A. II. COMPTON.
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stat. vs.. James Ai.son-D.nurr.r
argued and overruled.
Defendant plead. not guilty: Trial
set for Nov. Esd. :
State VS.: Charles Myers-On motion
OF defendants Attorney, action hereto
fore reconsidered, and defendant plead
guilty. Sentence set lNr Nov. 18th.
State rs. Thomas Parker-Caso set
for trial Nov. Esd.
State VI. William Kennedy-Defend-
ant siraigned Nov. 18th. Admitted to
bonds in the sam Of $4,000.
Nov. 10.
Defendant plead not guilty. Bond
approved. Case set for trial Nov. 2o,h.
Nov. IL.
State Of Nevada VS.. Charles Myers
Defendant received sentence, one year
in the State Prisons
Court adjourned until Monday, 22d
of Noyem Der.
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sir Ashley Cooper's vital Restora-


The great English remedy-aas made
more cures Of Nervous Debility. Semi
nal Weakne IS, Lost Manhood, noctur-
nal emissions, lassitule, inability for
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follies aud eIcesses, than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer? Send to A. E. Mintie, II. D.,
No. IL Kearney street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be cured. Price
80 per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try n bottle. DR. Mintio treats
all private diseases successfully with
Out Mercury.
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IIofcI Arrivals.

T.. j. Stoltz. Hogtown.
William Hume. Dcoth.
Miss Z. Cotant, do
Gabriel Conn, San Francisco.
q. II. Grant aud wife, Pleasant.
Amos Roach. do
II. l.. Hudson. Boston.
Geo. Simmonds, San Francisco.
j. Il. Crozier, Tuscarora.
W. Thomas. do
NJ. Badt, Wells.
j.. II. Mediums, Mountain City.
Amos plummer. do
Geo. W. Everett: Bullion.
A. Wild, do
w. O'Drien, Doeth.
Pete Canavan, Eureka.
Paul Schillerstrom. Pleasant.
+. +. Drown, South Fork.
Lysh Dakin. Lamoillc.
Ed. Odeil, do
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That fresh Eastern cider Just received
at the Gem direct from Michigan, Ia one
Of the most palathble as we'll IA one Of
the most healthful Of drinks Don't
take our word for il, however, but go
and try II for yourself.
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Notice.

All parties ind ,bted to the estate OF j.
j. Garrecht, deceased, nre hereby mott.
fed lint Joseph Lang. Of the Humboldt
Lodglng-house. is authorized TO re-
ceive the amounts due said estate. and
to receipt for the SAME.
ELko, Nov. 0, 1880.
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Cash Docs III


DIR. F. c. Jessup, the we'll known
dentin, departs for his home in San
Francisco tomorrow. to remain during
the Winter. but will return kefe pro.
~fessOnally, early in The Spring.
ELHo, November 8, 1880. I'm
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BalnAwunAl.

HalnAxunAL
1ffs. !. n. Mason left here to Join her
husband In Arizona by the train vest
today.
8. wenban, who vas down here from
Cortsz. departed for home by the train.
to-day.
The e3prrss train from the East to-
day, arrived here sir hours behind time
Reported csuse-deisy OF The UP train.
The ladies Of the o. 3. 8. will give
grand Thanksgiving ball on tho even
ing Of tho 2sth. Read their ''sd." in
another column.
Henry Heer has purchased The Amer.
lean Bakery. OH Commercial street. and
ommeuces business at the old stand on
Monday next.
Taxes will be received at the Office Of
the County Treasurer until Monday
evening next, the 18th infant, at which
time they become delinquent.
Lyman Bugby Of Huntington Valley
Is In town to day; J. W. Crawford OF the
saue Valley, who has been in California
for the benefit OF his health for some
time past, has returned here very much
improved.
". @. Craighead OF this place. is a
candidate for the position Of Chief Com.
mittee Clerk Of the next Assembly. Mr..
Crnighead is thoroughly qualified for
the position, aud has fair prospects Of
being successful in his aspiration.
Mr.. Q. W. Hull. p. NJ. at EIko, has
received q communication from Peoria
City. Ill.,. making inquiries f,r Alex
Finley. who is said to have been at
Elko about five years ago. Anyone
knowing Of him, or his whereabouts.
should address, Robert Finley, all. y.
Elizabeth street, Peoria City. Ill.
John W. Epley aud wife left here for
the East a couple Of days ago, and a
letter from Mr. ulhall. a brother. in law,
at Salt Lake City, received here to-day
by Ben Fitch. states that they stopped
there a couple Of days. Mulhal' also
congratulates Zen on his success la the
late election and states that himself and
john became rather ''sloriously''jemon-
stTztiVe pTer the news.
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TAKE your W" ches, clocks and jewelry
to Gerber. The Matchmaker" II you
wish to have them repaired by an ex.
petienced workman. All work ~ar-
rafted.
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New ArrIyH'.

Gerber Tho Matchmaker" has Just
received tho incest assortment Of
Watches Chains and Jswelry, ever be.
fore brodSht TO Elko. Go and see
them.
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Trial Jurors.

The following is u list OF the nsmes
OF persons drawn to serve as trial jurors
at the present term Of the Seventh Judi
ciil District Courts;
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stephen Dakin. i'll. French,
Henry Plughof, Phillip Snider.
Jacob Huford. Dennis Byron,
W. A. Harvey. Robert Hubbs,
c. 4. McEIroy, Wm. Winters,
A. j. Sinclair, VIM. Dobie,
j. IL Hamer, James McCutcleop,
Thomas Paul, l.. L. Morgan,
A. ID. Miller, John Hoffman,
j. Il. Gnlligah, A.. G. Dnwley,
Ham Mccain, &. +. Rogers,
w. A. Shepherd, Z. BIuudell.
T.. II. Buyers. A. S. Eisenberg,
o. A. Ross, james Hamill.
Geo. 4oltman, LORENZO Dabcuck.
\. w. Heera, John Payne,
jesse Winters, Wm. johnson,
A.. StorH, G.. McMasters,
l.. Is. Woods, Ed Angerson,
j. +. BabcoI. Malcome Hall,
II. j. Carpeaux, J. p. Byrne,
j. NJ. MaIeer. Geo. Hun.
4. W. Gedney, Ed Catville,
j. G. Thompson, W. Shores.
J. W. Vowel, VIM. Snow.
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Photographic

Murry Durham, the well known ar.
tist. rcopcned his gallery in this place
on Monday last. and will remain during
tho next two ~ooks, ut the OK.
piration OF which timo no returns
to California for tho Winter. Persons
in this section who would secure elegant
and life.liko pictures should embrace
tho opportunity, ms IL will probably be
tho last offered this season. Go to the
gallery and examine the beautiful
specimens OF Mr.. Dunham's skill.
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stnKe ArrIynI..

Last eyening--w. Thomas, Emma
Yeatos. Jessie Yoates, t. 8. Merchant
and Felix Coblents.
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FREsu Bread. Pies and Cakes ut the
Elko Bakery.
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GAnriELD carried ninsteeD States, aud
Hancock uinOtoon; = staudoH.
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FREsH MADE LAID. hams and bacon
received weekly. L,rd, 10 bs.. 81 70;
B lbs, 90 cents, at Jackson's. noxt 10
tho Posiofico.
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FrsE old Cognsc at Reokhart Il procl.
ich's.
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A srILM'Hir from Europe brought 10
New York Monday siis. 900 10 gold.
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TnE best quality Vf Rhine winns at
tile Elko Bakery and Saloon. Reckhart
& Co., Proprleiors.
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Mage Drparturcs.

This m~orninG-r. y. Merchant. Felix
Coblentz aud Nj l.. Middleton.
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Advertised Letter II.,.

The following is n list Of letters re-.
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday. Nov. Is,
1880:
Lewis John O'Brien Edward
Pinkton Geo II Simson II
Sharp VIII Young NJ A
Williams Willis T
q. w. Hull, p. NJ.
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A LARGE invoice OF A Key West
Cigars just received at thu Gem.
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CnAMrAoSE Of tho hes. quality and
brands. can be had at Rockhart e
FroelIch's Saloon.
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Hotel Arrivals.

IL. u. Talbot. Pleasant.
X. Mnnhlcbaum. San Francisco.
Felix Cubluutz. do
r. S. Merchant. do
q. II. Hrgler. do
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Hotel Arrivals.
NJ. l.. McAboc. Tuscarora.
W. +. Costello, Chicago.
W. Y. Wild, New York.
IA. buchanan, Denver.
q. W. Reyes, oarlin.
A. Fisher, Wells.
Mira. oles. South Fork.
NJ Hall and wife. Doelh.
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stage Departures
This morning-o. Cohn and John
Doe.
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Booths celebrated oval baud oysters
received at the Com Restaurant daily
by express.
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Hotel ArrIyala.

Hotel Arrivals.
J. j. Roulstone 4 wife, White Rock.
Ed n. Clark, do
q. A. Wiley. Willow Greek.
Mrs. j. McMullen A child, Deeth.
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A LARoE invoice Of the celebrated
White Ryc Whisky just received at tho
Gem Saloon.
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MICE TO CREDNOAs.

H.tsic Of Geo W. Mardis, dtecaled;
Notice Is hcrcby r'cur ~ the n~ndetsigned,
A imini.tfsior sf lie estate " 0cotyc w mar
dis, drcsssr Ito the CT ttitoff Of snd all per
10 rxhitit IL am, with the Necessary ,voueltcfs,
sI.hin ten montiSs after the atst .pubifAuon
Of tis noiit,, 10 fhc sn,d Adtninistratot, AZ
his residences 1t } Ike. Neysdg, .t,..
ISAAC YATES. Adfhihlstffor
Ofthc c~tatn OF Urn. w. Mnrdis. deceased.
Eiks. New, Nov. Is, tsar.
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stage Departures.

This morniDs-a. A. Kingston aud
O. II. Gillsrd.
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CENTENNIAL LODGING HoUsft
ELxo, MzVAoA.,

NTRs. II. CANyRoS t.,ins A
wi rynpsurd the above weJts mn
knows house, ,hy public are In. ntfN
formed that nhss been futniehed u(Ak
Throughout with , srrtisl vlev a
IN comfort and en- iyehiene 1, I.yhs pteotcphei
{. S,i iS.atc ssiifs ; SSH f''ale sse.,S s'
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D'.r.'eF Gs ss. r.'s..D-

Jsise ;. =. Fl.+A Fre.li.s.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-17
The Hidden Hand.

Prepared by the plastic hand of
nature amid the sylvan groves and
rural retreats where wild flowers
bloom and unite their sweet fra
GRANGE where the bubblinG brook
and crystal stream kiss cach other
and roam far away, developed by
chemistry and improved by science,
the hidden wonders of nature have
been extracted and combined for
the cure of all female troubles, and
are now offered under the name OF
English Female Bittcrs. There
never was remedy known that
equals this very peculiar compound
in its direct and powerful action
over uterine troubles and IN the
cure of all those chronic female de-
rangcments that have proven so
troublesome. One bottle frequent
lv performs a remarkable cure.
For sale a, Jno. l.. Driyer d Cos
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-17

Mr.. W. Meyers, OF Rockport,
Ind, left yesieriay for the lower
coast. Mr.. M. has been here some
three or four weeks engaged in re-
pairing Sewing Machines. In point
OF skill and workmanship in this
line he is hard TO beat, and many a
lady whose machine, before bls
coming, was useless, will remember
him kindly for the faithtal manner
in which he exccuted his work.
Another young emlgrant made
his appearance at the residence Of
Mr.. n. G. Cartwright last Wednes-
day night and has permanently lc-
Gated.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-17
Death Of Nrs. T.. Eaazzard

This lady, who, since the recent
death of her son, John Ii. Hazard,
has been living alone, was found
last Sunday evening lying on the
floor IN an insenslblc condition.
Those who wero called TO her as
sistance, with the advice and dircc.
iion of DR.. Dunnavant, who was
hastily summoned, did al, in their
power TO restore her, but in vain,
She lay unconscious unit. ! o'clock
y. m. when she was released from
all earthly sorrows, and passed to
that bourne from whence no travel
er ever returns. Peace to her ashes.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-17
Pur.alivc Medicines.

1t is an ACKNOWLEDGED fact among
the Medical Fraternity that in n
majority OF the diseases which af-
tllct mankind, an entire cure can be
effected simply by regulating the
action of the bowels by the nso OF
a gentle yet ettcctual pqrgative me-
dicIne that will not PROSTATE. Such
a compound is now offered that will
cleans thc stomach, unload the how
ella, unlock the liver, open the pores
of the skin and arouse the sccrc
tions, while its action is cooling
quieung and soothing. The article
is known as Bailey's Saline Aperl
ent, which Is pleasant and cffectual
for constipation, headache, ievers,
rheumatism, goat and all diseases
requiring q purgaiiSe.
For sale Ut Jno. L. Dii & Cos
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-17
PARENTS READ Tk2Hs.

Nine tenths of ali the sickness of
childhood Is caused by worms.
Thousands of children die yearly
from worms in the stomach, that
could be saved by the timely use of
PARKER'S SANTONINE WORM
LOZENGES. They have saved
thousands of children. They drive
out the worms without pain they
clense the stomach, ard make the
little ones bloom and blossom as
the rose. They are the frest and
best medicine ever made. Thous-
ands of parents all over the land
use nothing but PARKERS Loz
engcs. Try them in preference to
anything else for worms. Try
PARKER'S Loz 'nges. Buy moth.
ing but PAPk ER'S. Give no 9th
er Worm Medicine to children but
Parker's Lozcnges. They are the
cheapest, best and safest. Sold by
J. l.. DrlYer & Co, Druggists.
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The Wrong summer.

Sheriff Haskins returned from
Detroit, Mich, last Sunday with
one John A. Summers, whom he
had traced to that place, under the
conviction that he was the John a.
Summers that is wanted here for
the murder of Kindall, and who,
with a number of other prisoners,
were let out OF Jail few years ago.
The man answered so exactly the
description of the Summers wanted
here, in name, age, size, complex
ION, scar on leg below the knee, IN
connection with his history, as gath
cred from those who haze had him
in chargc-havlng been caught in
Texas, and sent from Fort smith,
Ark, TO the House of Correction,
in Detroit-had left no room TO
doubt that he was the right man
but when brought face to face with
those who had known John A.
Summers of Kindall-murder noto-
riety intimately, all declared him
"not the man." and he was turned
loose.
The following schoo! hoy compo
si.ion, which may some day adorr
a tale, and point moral, was pick
ed up on the street:
Spring, the 'beutiful spring. tina
the poet rites about Is here, the bu
tifullest seeson of the year. 1t IL
the time when bugs and the gras
grows, the trees put on their greer
clothes, the pretty birds build then
summer homes, and the poor calves
that baye stood in the back yard
all winter, feeding on chips anC
cordwood, lay down and dies. /
js also at this season that the tur
key buzzard, the bird that feeds OF
the dead carkasees makes his ap
pearancc, and the deader a anima
is the better he likes him. Th,
carrioncrow is q Close relation *
the turkybuzzard, first couzcn
reckon, and in his habits ss like thc
wolf. who don't always wait Ill The
calves are dead, bet be auasls and
fights for the fret picking, in thi'
fhcy show ,ther superiority oTeI
their couzina, the .buzzards,
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4 EUtci,IGau's Epitaph Oia
his Twin Esahcs:-
"Ilcfc llc- Two habcs, dead az mis-,

''llefe lies two babes, dead a. mis-,
WHO shook TO death NIT acaey it,.
They was too good to live NIT me
50 Sod, he took 'em To live nit he
If that Dutchman had lived du
ring these modern times he would
now be blessed withis two hildren,
because they would have been cur
ed OF the Aguc FITS by the use of
Days Aguc Tonic, which is II won
deriul preparation to cure al forms
OF malarious diseases, such as chiiis
and fever. Periodical headache,
sun.pain, neuralgia, blliousness, etc.
IT acts upon I'll the secretions
without the use of other medicines
and ITS action is free from unpleas-
ant symptoms.
for sale at Juo. L.. Driver 4 Cos
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-17
OsccOIa Rain Drops.

-Brobatc Court was. in session
this week.
-Dldn'nt the wind. bIow las
Thursday night, though
This will be speech year, nc
matter whether this years peacl
crop fails or not.
We arc under renewed obllga
,ions to Hon. poindextcr Dunn ior
congressional favors.
The Bibb gin.house on the Carr
placc, near Barficld Point, was de-
slroyed by fire a few days ago.
No announcements for County
officers yc.. Don't be bashful, and
remember. .thsl the carly bird
catches the worms.
Among those. in attendance at
Court this week, and who called
and-rcnewcd their subscription to
The Times we're Messrs. WI. Dean,
W. B. Smith, II. 7. Blythe, W. b:
uudgins and Maj. j. A, Falls.
We received a pleasant call last
Thursday from Mrs. Brickey, OF
Ste. Genevieve County Mo. Mr..
Smith Brickcy, who accompanied
his mother, returned yesterday to
his Illinois home. We are always
glad to welcome those who bail
from old Ste. Geneyieve or its VI
cini,y.
Last Saturday, the steamer
Coahomo put off four spankin' bran
new buggles. This, we, take II, is
a good indication that the good
times so long looked for has come,
and that the candidates are going
TO ride into Office without jolting
this year. We shant vote for no
man who owns new buggy and
don't take us out buggy riding.
"A man in the employ of Major
Ferguson, on the Nodena planta-
ton, while out cutting down 4 tree
for rail-timbcr, met with very sud
den death. 1t appears he was a
raw hand, unaccustomcd TO chop
ping timber, and in cutting a lean
ing Tree, cut into it too deep on the
uppor or ieaning side, when the
weight of the tree naturally being
IN favor ofthe leaning aide, slivered
with a backward or rebouuding
spring in falling. Tho man who
evidently was not expecting such a
turn of affairs, in his attempt to get
out Of the way, struck his foo,
against root and fell, the shivercd
half of the butt OF the tree pinning
HIM 10 the ground, crushing his
skull and scattering his brains over
the ground. An inquest was held
and q verdict rendered IN accord
ancc with the above facts.
The Osceola times., 1880-04-17
A CAR I'd.

We wish 10 call the attention o!
the public TO the fact that we have
the largest and most complete stock
of Clothing ever brought to this
town, which we are selling at the
very lowest possible figures for
CASH. Also a large stock of Gent,
Furnishing Goods; complete stock
of Dry Goods, Fancy Dress foods,
&c, all for less money than can be
bought for any where else. We will
make it TO your interest TO call and
examine our goods before purchas.
ing elsewhere. People from the
country attending Court are cord-
ally invited to call and examine our
immense Spring stock of goods.
Respectfully,
T. A. BLAcKwooD x Co.