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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

A Lamoille valley correspondent,
under date Of the 18th sends us the .ui-
lowing short bits: 5~C-- %.t-i
Lamoilleits are just at present. indulg.
ing in sleigh riding i'll the-slush. They
were all busy ploxing. sowing. etc.
but suddenly dropped the agricultural
implements aul rushed into Winter.
quarters when the 'beautiiul'' began to
descend.
The creeks nre all on the rampage,
aud there is an abun lance Of snow in
the mountains to insure ample irriga.
ton for the exceptionally large crop that
will be planted thiS season in this vi
ciuity, and the agricultural boom prom
Uses to keep pace with the Presidential
racket This Fall.
JolIu"y McDernott accepting the
maxim hat the early bird gets the
worm," has so acres Of gruiu already
sown.
Tho flow of water from the Hot
Spring at Fort HnlIeck has so increased
in volume as to cut away the ditch CON.
veyinS it, and the Boys in Blue are en-
gagged i'll repairing it for the benefit OF
the Camp.
The widow Lebraske has lost 2j
heal Of cattle including all her best
milk cows, which i'd q heavy misfortune
to the poor lady.
Will some Que please enlishten =. b..
ms TO what is the great attraction at the
Brewery; can it DO beer?
The ball given by Hospital Steward
Brett was we'll attended aud was a So
cinl success.
Charley Lewis. who is over from
Ruby, reports plenty OF feed in that
quarter. and cattle doing finely. He
states that the snow in Secret Pass is
from 20 to 40 feet deep.
Miss Lille Lewis Of Carlin is visiting
friends in the valley.
Charley II is indignant at the chris.
tening Of his steed Pumpkin Eater"
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1SAAnar~aAA.

WI a." 80 - q
Shehn Fiteh-has got baek iron his
viit To 'Cnsoarora. He reports the road
still very heavy.
The bullion shipinent from .fuseatofa
since the openina Of the present year.
aggregates in Waldo $i47.64i 81.
The west wall Of Smith. Woodruff 4
Ennor's store in Tuscarora, fell inward
Tuesday. doing considerable damage TO
gobds and furniture. Tho requisite
repairs are probably msd5 BY This time.
The Western Union Company sue
cesded In re~constructing one 81 Its xiies
scross the Sierras. to-dayi but nothing
but special messages are being trans.
mitted No stock sales are reported
yet but maS be sent tomorrow. Nettcs
from the railroad authorities has been
received to day. that trains viii. unless
further trouble is encountered. rcsdme
their regular trips about Tue Hist OF the
week. Train No. 1 which reaches here
from the West this evening. was made
mp ut Truckee, aud instructions have
been forwarded from the Genefai Office,
to send by it. nll'thiri class passengers.
This arrangement viii probably csntiu.
ue until the regular Though trains arc
re-estaLlished.
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~
i Wish EVERYBODY TO Know

Rev. George II. Thayer, ond old citi-
zen of this vicinity known to every one
as q most influential citizen, and Chris
tian member Of the NJ. L. Church just
this moment stopped in our store to
say, 81 wish everybody to know that /
consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" 1t is having "a tremendous sale
over our counters and is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases of Lung Dis.
eases, such as nothing else has done.
BoURDoS, Ind. May i5, 1870.
Dns. MArcHErr L FRANCE.
Sold by F. F. Muller. Druggist, Elko.
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Information Mnnteh

Miss Annie Lang, OF Bloomfield.
Iowa. is anxious to learn something Of
her brother, Bennett Lang. from whom
she has no heard from for moro than
six months. and in consequence has
fears for his safety. The lady states
that Lang. mt Inst accounts, was freight.
ing between this place and Tuscarorn.
His mother too, il much troubled about
him. II the young man is in tho land
OF the living. and fails to comfort those
loving hearts by writing n letter home,
Immediately, he is unworthy OF the
wealth Of affection bestowed upon him.
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From DARYL
RalaAxuaai.

go
Mr.. H. D. NcKsnIe Of the Nevada
Central railroad is stopping In town .
couple Of days on his way TO Utah and.
Colorado
Mrs. w. 3. Van Dreileu ANIL family /.
arrived here from their trip to Europe
by the train last evening. They stop
ped a day at Wells 10 visit Mrs. Rossiter.
q sister Of Mrs. Van Dreilen.
A special meeting OF Elko Lodge No.
Is. F. & A. NJ, for work in the Second
degree will be held at Masonic hall,
this evening. commencing at 7:3O
o'clock. 1t Is expected that sil members
who can attend will be present. .
From Mr.. Vim. Hazeltine, Of Noun.
tain City, who has came down once
more to the lower level, We learn that
our old friend, Amos Plummer. has
recently received m addition to his
little family. Its a girl this time, and
the parents are proportionately proud
Of the acquisition. May the little dar.
ling grow and thrive. becomingin due
time "A mature blessing to the family.
Z The sp .cial excursion train from the
East consisting OF seven cars with I20
passengers arrived here for breakfast
at 800 this morning. The e~xcursionists
were from Boston and vicinity, and
are out TO view the attractive features
of the Pacific Coast. q They
exhibited the usual interest Of
Eastern travellers, in poor "Lo," ms he
presents himself TO their sentimental
vision, and we're rather lavish in their
gifts OF grub TO our SIoshone mendi-
cants, who are ever present on such
suspicious occasions. u ,=igCjECi7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sir Ashley Coopcr's vital Rcstora


sir Ashley Coopcr's ,titaI Rcstora-
tive.
The great English rcmcdy-nas made
more cures Of Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur.
nal emissions, lassitude, inability for
mental labor. despondvne5 AMI such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follies and excuses. than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer? Send to A. +. Mintie, n. D..
No. IL Kearney street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be cured. Price
% per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DIR. Miutie treats
all private diseases success ,fully with
out mercury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

Ladies' who choose to make or gu
p~erintend the making of your own gar
ments. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes can be produced at a
large saving in money by using the
Domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt Of
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
~ j. W. EVANS,
Domestic" Fashion Parlors,
San Francisco
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The Two Headed NIrh,pxai.p

The Millie Christine troupe, which
has appeared 10 crowded houses In
Eureka during the week. closes it's
engagement tonight, and will present
It's remarkable attract ons TO nm Elko
audience to morrow afternoon and
evening, Speaking Of Mile the Leader
remarks: 1u. EaHIE
people go the frs. time from curios.
ity to view what they suppose to be a
monstrosity; they repeat the visit DO.
cause they find themselves entertained
by IN educated aud accomplished Indy
Of genial aud refined manners aud
pleasant Appearance, aud amused Try
n couple OF clover liulo comedians.
An additional charm to her v
satiOnal powers lies In the iact That sho
speaks English, French, German and
Italian iuently. Her singing ~ sweet
aud finished. and her dancing particu.
larry graceful. The Midgets are good
naiured, jolly little gentlemen, and
speedily ingra,iato themselves hi tho
good grdces Of the audiences. Their
fencing IL remarkably brilliant. Taken
altogether, tho exhibition is tasteful,
aud entertaining, besides furnishing
ample food for reflection"
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No Deception Used.

1t is strange no many people will
continue to suffer day after day with
dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipation,
SOU stomach. general debility, when
they they can procure ut my store Shi.
loh's v~italizer, free Of cost II {. does
not cur or relieve them. Price rs
cents. Sold by T. F. Muller. Drug.
gist.
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tFron T~AunA.y.. D.Dy.I



land Mountain last evening.
The express train which arrives this
evening 81 6;t5. halls from Truck.e.
Tho Tfzes Rsrite will hereafter be
published as an evening instead Of a
morning paper. Good and valid rea.
sons for the change nre presented by
the publishers.
Mr.. E. A. Goodwin. who for . long
time past has conducted L. 1. Hogie's
business at C~ornucopia. takes Mr..
Browns place AZ agent for Wells. Fargo
4 Co. In that camp.
Mr. J. r. Wilmington. Who has been
ont visiting his cattle camps. arrived
here from kel,on yesterday, and re-
mains until Tomorrow. when he con-
tinues his journey westward.
Our pleasant acquaintance of several
years standing, II n. II. Brown, Who
for a number Of years has held the posi-.
ton Of Agent for Wells Fargo & Co..
at C~ornucopia, departed by the train on
his way to Bodie, where he goes 10 take
charge Of an Office for the same Com.
papy. Mr.. Brown is a most genial and
accommo .ating gentleman, and will
soon surround himself with warm
friends in his new position.
Dick Dorsey loaded up his big sleigh
with local urohins aud jiugl.d about
town at n furious pace, last Saturday,
and he might have repeated the per-
formance this morning, for nearly three
inches OF snow covered the valley at 6
o'clock A. II. It had entirely disap-
peared. except from the surrounding
hills. however. in = few hours, together
with that which fell at intervals through
the day.
We Published last week, nm inquiry
for one r. E. Miller. who came to this
part Of Nevada with cattle from Wash
ington Territory, about three years ago,
and have just received a letter from Mr..
W. Snow, Of Ruby Valley stating that
he has known Miller a long time, and
that he is now living in, or near Eureka,
and appears to be in better health than
most men enjoy after being ''slain by
Indians" Letters directed to Eureka
will be sure TO reach him.
Our former towusman, w. d. Tay-
Tor. who passed through here on his
way East from Bodie n short time ago.
was a passenger for the West. by the
train this morning. The object of his
trip was to dispose Of Dodie mining
property, and he Il ID met with greater
success in the undertaking than he had
reason to expect. Parties from Phila-
delphia, with whom he is negotiating,
are on their way West. and if satisfied
with the representations made, will
take the property ut the figures asked.
A difficulty occurred last evening be.
tween a couple Of citizens in which a
pistol was drawn, but the drawer
was prevented from using it by the
drawee, who finally captured the piece
of artillery and boIe it of in triumph,
after using it as a club upon his adyer-
sary. No serious damage to either
party was done. however. The trouble,
it is understood. grew out OF some mis-
understanding between the parties re.
garding the furnishing Of music for the
GRIND Military Ball to be given by the
Elko Guard. on May Sd.
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Y

John Shuck, who was appointed q
member OF tho Democratic County Cen
trail Committee. from Tuscarora Dis
irict, and being no longer a resident Of
that locality. has resigned tho position
in order that some one from that SEQ.
ton may be selected to represent IL in
the Committee.
Tho Ti"e' Reris'e will please copy the
above.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

PRoFEsson J. F. BUnssn has opeusd a
School Of Elmo Arts. south Of the Depot
Hotel, whore ~penmunshlp, drawing and
painting will be taught in a thorough
aud proficient manner Old and de-
faced photographs enlarged to any
sizes and made clear and distinct. Mr..
Burner makes the painting OF Portraits
a speciality.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25
Ammunition,

Powder. Shot, Cartridges. Shells,
wads, Gun and Pistol Tubes. Caps,
Primers, Reloading Tools. Moulds,
Springs. Sights, Flasks, Sewing Ma.
chine Oil md Shoe Polish. Loaded
Shot Cartridges always on baud; also
Canned Fruit, Fresh Crackers and
Cakes, Pure Spices, Extracts. Candies,
Nuts. Tobacco, oto.. Mt lowest Cash
prices AMI Best On Iity guaranteed at
: W. A. J~AcKsos's,
Next door to Postofice,
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We ChaiIrnE. the world.

When we say We believe we have
evidence to prove that Shiloh's Con.
sumption Cure Is decidedly the bcs.
Lung Medicine made, in ms much rs 1t
will cure II common or Chronic Cough
In one half the time nul ~rcliovo. Asth-
ma. Bronchitis, whooping Cough Group
aud show more cnses OF Consumption
cured than all othors. II will cure
where they fail, IL is pleasant 10 take,
harmless 10 tho youngest child, and we
guarantee what We say. Price 10 cents,
90 cents aud 81. II your lungs nro
sorc, chest or back lame use Shiloh's
Porus Plaster. Sold by +. +. Muller
Druggist.
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(From Saturday. Dsily.l
NaiSAraa,.

.NaiEaxSaAa.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows. to.
night
Rev. A. D. COnptou, Of Cslifornia.
wiil preach At the Church at tho usual
hours, morning and evening. To- NOR
row.
Niss Mile Christine the renowned
TvO-HlAdsd Nightingale together with
Ne Nidgets, new In Eureka. will APP
pear hero next Saturday. Particulars
will DO giveu "a Mondays issue.
Reverend George Jennings will
prsSeh at Eresmlu Hall at the usual
hours. morning and evening. to.mor-
row. Directly after the close Of Morn:
lag service. Sunday School will take
place.
At the special school election held at
T~usc1Eora Thursday. III votes were
pollsd QUO hundred Of which favored
the levy Of the special tax. for the pur-
pose Of building . district school house.
This speaks we'll for the camp.
The storm, iu the Sierras still contin.
ued at last accounts. The trains from
Saa Franeiscn are blockaded, none
having arrived here yesterday. aud the
prospects are that none. except perhaps
from Keno. will appear out this way for
sererif days mare.
We learned today that Steele, tue
man for whom citizens of Wells were
out searching. the particulars Of which
wore published iu Yesterdays IEDE.
PENDENT. WAS found in n little deserted
cabin. nearly starved tod nth. IL seems
that he becatue bcwildered and wandered
aimlessly until exhausted, aud finally
brought up at the out.of-the. way cabin
mentioned. Being supplied judiciously
With food aud drink, lac soon recovered
sufficiently TO st,rt home with the
friends who had found him.
Tho ball given by the Dramatic Club.
. Freshman Hall last evening. wasa very
tAs,y aud enjoyable affair, but owing To
the desperately stormy weather, the at.
tendance. was not near 90 large as it
would 6tLrr~isc have been. About 80
couples took part iu the dance, which
was kept mp briSkly until IA late hour.
The TACT that TIA hall Was not crowded
sol. "a ,-. . -.
but WAS not quite So advantageous, in
. pecuniary point nf view, for the Club.
A very pleasant time Was hal however,
aud all were yell satisfied with the
manner ia which tue affair WAS con
Quoted by the managers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

THE new gambling law for Arizona,
went into effect last Monday. requires
oach house wherein gaming Is carried
10 pa, q quarterly license OF $500.
The money Ia to be paid into the county
troasury-one.half for general county
purposes aud the other half TO go to the
county school fund.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25
IPrc.byterinn Church.

Divine Service next Sabbath morning
and evening. subject for morning dis
course, 'the conduct of life;'' for even
ing - for young people, All
are cordially invited to attend-espec
tally strangers. Tho pastor would like
to make the acquaintnnc, Of all such.
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10 You Believe I,.

That In this town there are scores OF
persons passing our storo every day
whose lives aro made miserable by In.
digestion, Dyspepsia. Sour md dis.
sresscd Stomach, Liver Complaint. Con.
stipation etc. when for ~ cents wo will
sell them Shiloh's viializor. guaranteed
10 cure them. Said by r. Il. Muller,
druggist Elko. Nevada.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Ar Moberly. Mo-, forty armed men
took from Jail Henry Mitchell. Dick
Yancy and Alfred Canton. colorcd.
charged with mnrdeting another negro,
and hung them TO tho ,testlc work
Canton was released after ho had cx.
pressed n wiilinsntssto confess,
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Waits about $40 persons we're "a 4:
tendance AT a fair held ID. MAdis.H
square Gardens New York. Wednesday,:
Me building containing the art gallery
and dance hall gave ~.y. oSsijai eSf
pEft Of the roof falling With . terrible
crash and bnryins Numbers Of wan and
women in the ruins: some St vhcH
were killed and many wounded. Tbs
loss by The accident Is .stfmated e
from SOS, OO0 to $40. 900.
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Death or Jacob Lo~rmhrrr.


We wsre to-day informerl by Gabriel
COIN Of tho death OF his brother ia law.
jacob Lowenbers. in San Francisco. gu
the I7th instant. Ho had been suffering
from oul trScruent Of ths liver. aud not
withdrawing tho best Of medical treat
ment. tho disease for a long time past
had been 81 81 serious a ch ,r0cier ~ TO
ondaugcr his We. lie had lattcrly nc.
ssPtsd the position Of book keeper for
the arm OF Koru & Hirshf.li. at Los
BAnos. bat the disease Assuming a sill
moro Aggravated form. he fnund j. nee
esssry to return Ia San Francisco. Med
icAl skill Sul most devoted attention
could not. however. stay the course Of
the diarasc. al I after m,clI suff ring lie
pss.el away AS stated above. ID ,a,h
nader any circu instances il the CANS uf
sadness. but there is souIrthius pccu.
lisriy melancholy ia the sudden taking
Oh OF q ian Just iu The prime OF life
while = lonS vista Of years seem opening
before him AMI tho faculty to enjiy
Them still strong within him. The de.
ssSa-d Sas we'll aud fsvorSbly known
In this part Of the State. having been
for y%ats7 eug-gsd in merchandising
both at Wells aud Carlin; his busin ess
AZ the Latter place having been purchAs.
ID by Nossrs. T. A. JOnos n Co.. who
are still conducting il. Deceased had
many friends anl ac~qtriuiluces IN this
county who will DO grievod to hear of
his untinIely death.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25
Notice.

We will fnr pislu for cash only, iu lots
to suit iBe tnsde, o. oonrnd's ccie-
brnted st. Louis Budwciser Beer, In
barrels containing G dozen bottles, at
$40 80 por barrel.
III REcRuAnr n FRoEbiom.
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Fon lame back. side or chest use Shf
loh's Porous Plaster. Price. IS cents,
Sold by r. F. Muller, Druggist. EtkG;
Nevada.
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ASY ONE In want Of Furniture and
Household Goods, a secure bnrgaius
Ly applying 10 Gabriel Cobu NJ his ros
hiencc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

cossiDEnABLs excitement hes b.eH
by the discovery 81 vsfy rfef
iald and silver mtIes fear, AAhlASd.
Wisconsin,. Q.
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wanted,

A woman TO do general houso work Ia
a small family. For particulars apply
AT this office. + 10. April 8. 1880.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

rHE moSt popular and fragrant pei:
futne of the day HnchnfetSck +" Try r..
Sold by r. +. Mul.-r. Drdgsts. Erko:
Nevada. y
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A IrrI important strike has jn.s bes2
made in the FL Dorado mine. Euf.ka:
The ore is rich in gol.l.; asSay:nG SioJ
to $500 to the ton. =.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

A Lstos invoice Of the celebrated
White II . Whisky just received at the
Gem S,huon!
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II is stated that 9. q. GoodssiH. IatS.
Of the Territorial Entepri;s. viii tale
editorial charge Of the Salt Lake Dasy
Tri6uas. sa' ~ 4ff
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
g. Pearson, Tuscarora.
Miles Young, do
s.. NJ. Beard. do
II. Franklin, San Francisco.
Ad. Eiseubach, do
O. II. Hale. Huntington.
Geo. W. Spencer. -
J. W. Williams Mound Valley
Geo. Gilmore, South Fork.
+. J. Herman. Salt Lake.
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Arrivals.

Last ovouing-wm. Young. @. Pear.
son. s. NJ. Beard, Vim. Hazolstiuc, J.
81. Clair.
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Departures.

BY stngo for the North tiis morning,
b. Grunbaum. John How. Major Brook.
gin and q. II. Roed. y
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FRysu shell oysters received daily 1
the Gem by express.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

A taioI invoice Of A Key West
CisiIs Just received n tbo Gem.
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n = printer doesn't 90 is toll by
an sIehsuse: a printer doesu't rush to
the doctor every time no gets out Of
''sorts." Nor to tho baker when he gets
ont OF "pi." Nor to hell when he
wants tho devil" Nor to the wood.
pilo when no wants a "stick." Nor to
tho Bible wheu be W .uis a good"rule."
Nor to the gun shop when ho wants q
. shooting.stick." Nor TO n cabinet
ahop when he WANTS furniture" Nor
10 . bank when no wants "quoius."
Nor TO see his girl whom ho wants to
''press." Nor 10 a lawyer when no has
. "dirty cAso." Nor to n butcher when
he wants Pat" Nor 70 an old cheese
whom he wants Give matter"
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Depot Hotel Arrivals

Depot Hotel Arrivals,
W. A. Woodruff, Wells.
Frank Creator, Cornucopia.
Il. A. Nichols, Sacramento.
+. j. Larsaw, Ogden.
Departures.
by stage for the north this morning:
j. u. Fitch, j. II. Groenburg aud III.
oborfelder.
PEEsn Eastern Poultry on hand aud
for sale ~ tlts Com RESTAURANT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Election, Nov. I'd, 1880.
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Col. Jas. IL.
Holman, Of Lincoln, candidate for Con-
gress from this Congressional District, com
posed of the counties OF Rutherford, Bedford
Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall, Moore and Col
fee. Election Tuesday, Nov. I'd.
We are authorized to announce Hon. John
NJ Bright candidate for reelection to Con
grcss from this Congressional District, com
posed Of the COUNTIES OF Rutherford, Bedford
Lincoln, franklin, Marshall, Moore and Cot
zee Election Tuesday Nov. 3D.
We are authorized to announce Hon. y. l.
Lands. OF Bedford county, candidate loi
Congress from this Congressional District
composed Of the counties Of Rutherford, Bed
lord Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall Moore an'
Coffee. Subject to Il Convention TO b'
called the usual way. Election Tuesday
Nov. ID.
We are authorized to announce Hon. Itch
ard Warner, OF Marshall county, candidate
! for Congress IRON this Congressional District
composed Of the counties Of Rutherford, Bed
/ ford, Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall, Moore ant
Coffee. Election, Tuesday, Nov. ID.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-02
Democrats, Read This |!

The Louisville Commercial. the lead
ing Republican paper of the South
prints the following. 1t shows the
hopes of the Republicans and the pur.
poses of the Boilers:
"The Republicans of Tennessee OK.
pect to elect Mr. Hawkins, their candi-
date for Governor, by reason Of the
Democratic split, and they have the az
surancc fom many Of the debtpaying
Democrats that they will vote for him.
Col. SAVAGE leader Of the Read;rs,-
ers, who is now in this ely, gives it as
his opinion that the Republicans will
elect their Governor, and saws the Read
lnsters will carry the Legislature