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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25
NJ. Reed Takes Himself out Of the Sen
atorial Contest.

AlOT!al bolNsI.
Hon. Thomas b. Reed. "A, will be seen
by his letter to the Portland Pres.
which We print below, withdraw- from
the Senatorial Contest.
The reasons which Mr.. Reed give
viii be appreciated by the people of hi
hard-iought disirici.as well "a 10y Rcpub-
hcau- throughout the State. His abil-
lily and experience will find an attractive
field for their exercise in the conflict, Of
the next House of Representatives.
where he will be among the mos; prom
iueui OF the Republican leaders.
PORTLAND. Me, Nov. %. 1850.
To The Editor IF The Pros:
Nv name has been mentioned in many of
the newspapers a. a candidate for the Sena-
pr,hip in such manner n suggests and
perhaps demand that ! should thu, early
-, that do not propose to ask the support
Of my friend, for that office. The two cleo
tons, State and National, have shown that
a Democratic candidate has come within less
than two hundred votes Of an election IN
this District and that the Republican party
cannot surely command more than one vote
in excess OF majority in the House OF
Dos moi into aR caeo af," hi aS my
certificates are TO be subjected TO the scru-
,iny Of the Democratic clerk Of the presen,
House While | have myself no doub,
whatever that this District could be and
would be carried by Us IN the event OF q
special election. and while have no reason
to Coubt that Mr.. Adams. the clerk, viii
honestly make up the roll, W, the posslbili-
ties apparent TO every one are such and the
necessity OF Republican House FOR the
hes, interests Of the Nation i grea; that
! have not myself felt. and cannot feel
justified in making the efforts necessary foI
the successful issue Of such canvass.
Very truly YOURS,
T. Il. REED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

A new Democratic forgery has been
Just before the close Of the
campaign an sppsal to soldiers to vote for
Gen. Hancock, pUpefiiEg to have been
signed by Gems. Mcclellan. Sioeun. Frank
lin, Badly Smith, and about fifty others, was
scattered broadcast from New York. Now
rises one Of tbs most prominent of the Of
feers named to say he nsser heard of the
address till he saw il in print With his pane
appended.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Major Diekey of Fl. Kent, one Of the
mos; strenuous Of the contingent gentle.
usn last winter, vas elected to the lcgisla.
,ure in September by the democrats. In
canvassing the return. on Tuesday. Gov.
Davis and council found one Of the fatal
defects in the Fl. Kent returns by which
Gov. GaToe!on and council counted gu, re-
publieans. The clerk did no, sign the re
turns. Instead Of counting him out. the
governor notified Mayor Diekey Of the error,
ind that he would be allowed to file GER
tilted copy of the record. This is the differ
enee between republican and democratic
canvass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Just before the election an Irish voter
in San Francisco told his master, an Eng
lishman. that he was going TO vote against
Garfield because of the Chinese" letter
Don't you know" said the master, that
letter is q forgery' Every intelligent man
is satisfied that il is" ..Begorra." replied
Patrick that's the very raison can't vote
for him. ! can't conscientiously vote for
ony mon who would write forged letter =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

The .'onion-skin" ballot Of New Jersey
SAYS the Boston Journal serves the same
purpose as the tissue ballot of South Caro-
lima, and is of higher grade scientifically.
1t i. printed on pas,eboard paper, and after
being deposited in the ballot box unfolds
itself and lets loose from five to ten similar
ballots. 1t is claimed that the .cnion-skin'
ballot and the Counting law gave the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor all the MAORI
ty they are credited with at the late election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

saw so much said about the merits Of
Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always
doctorng. and never well. leased me so ur-
gently to get her some. concluded to be
humbugged again and am glad did. for
IN less than two months use Of the Btters
my wife was cured and she has remained so
for eighteen months since. like such hum
bugging III. T.. ST. Paul.-Pioncer Press.
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IN F"ANkL1N.

Holiday Goods, sFs now snr 's I Sss s es%
taken to choose Hastily and { suit the trade.
all 10 examine my issa,cnse stool OF sugar. Moias-
So, syrnp, Tea. Cof.e. Tobacco. starch. spic $,
RAisins, tigs, Currants, Dates, prunes, lama
Pickles. Beef Peaches. Sayory. 7 matoes, 0ys-
ters, Yeast aad Baking Powders, Cream Tartar.
Soda. Toilet. shaving. Laundry, astile and l'o-
,el soap, Washing Fluid, Blueing. Lye &C. Con
dictionary, Butter. beese. Beans, Apples, Pota-
toes, fleets, arr l., Turnips Onious, Cabbsgcs.
Peas. Eggs, Lard. Pork. beet. Ham. Tongue.
Tripe. Vinegar, Macserrl. Dry Fish. Hahbut.
Herring. Tongues and sounds, Flour. Corn. Rice.
iarina. corn starch. Graham. CAT veal. Tap,oea.
fine Feed. oAts, Mpiiings. otton Seed Meal.
Crackers, salt. Lime. Cement .iras -secd, Tar.
Pitsh. Oakum. Alum, BoraS. Niuiol. Bristol.
Br ck. Camphor. Glue, sulphur. Salt Petre. Am
mon H. ubebs. t,ly@eriLe. Castor OIL SIENNA, salts,
Flax secri Ro-in. Tartarie Ncid. Arnica. Bitters,
Lung and ough Balsams. Benfine, Hid Glove
tleansers. Lemon. Peppermint, hecserherry.
Cinnamon. Anise. Nauilla. Jamaica Ginger. faro
guric. iiniments, fanscea. OILS. Inks. Hair oils,
Prrfumery, Polish blacking. Gas ora, Worm
Elixir and Lotenges. fiasicrs, saiye. fills. Con
dition Powders, rinctures, Gums. Dyes. wax,
Paints In every color, Brushes Narnishes. Japan,
Turpentine. Kerosene. forpoise ani Meats Foot
Oat. Axle crease. Lin -es.i on Hardware. Carpcn-
tTrs Tools. House Fittings. Locks. Knobs, Bolts.
Bells. Axes. Nails. Having and Farming Tools,
Cartridge. Powder. Shot, Caps. Rasors, Traps,
whips Re. &c. In great variety. trucksry and
Glass Ware In all all styles. too numerous 10 men
ton. Window Glass, Mirrors. Tea sets, Lanterns,
Vases. Jugs. stone Ware, Tin Ware. Woodeh
Ware, all sorts of brushes from s Tooth Brush to
a Horse Brush. Pipe, Chalk, Calico. shawls.
anbric, >ilesa. Shcetnzs. Fisancls. Cotton. Red.
Grey, White. yellow, Cheeks. Brown. Hue, Tvt'is.
Plain. Pressed. Batting. wading Ticking, Crash.
Linen, Che,iot Cottnnsdes. DRESS GOODS In
iargc a.sortmenIs Trimmings. all scooi Paintings
IN large gdafi!ies, rweesl, Duck. Damssk. Shirts
FrOck., Cariiyan=, Nubias. Naterprpofs. Jackets
Towels, Napkins. Bsd spreads, shirts, Under
wear. Umbrellas, Fancy foods and Small W ares
in abundance Boots shoes, slippers, Rubher>
lr,-.fg Ready ttpfhtnLr
Furnishing uos,i- fr,iin NrCi TIE to an tlSser
Hat. anil Caps. FUR t.oods, Furniture inc lu,ilpg
soft and HARDWOOD Chairs. Onio. Chairs, Arm
Rockers Nur4s. Easy and High Chairs Tables
Bureaus. -tansis sinks. DcSks, Ec,istsads, Cham
Der suit &c. SC. ! asn furnish IA order Mattres
sea, springs. Feather. stoves. tRrpcunga, Robes
Iron. steel Chain, Hubz. Rims, ~pokcs, Grind
stapcs. scales. Watches. Trunks, Harnesses, Rub
Der suits, Games, Fishing Tackle. Flows, Guns.
wrinEcrs. Windows Doors, Blinds 81. &c. g.
| buy my goo-ls In hHrge quantities and for ousA
and dsfb com sstfi0a.
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OBJ GllsWortb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

The Truth Of History" from the n.
]. Tribune, given elsewhere, is the con-
densed statement Of the forged Morey let
ter and furnishes a clear understanding of
all that has been made public up to this
time. Every one should read il.
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+ BROS. x BIRD.

HAVE WIsTAR's BAisAM or WILD CHER
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ne~ advertisements.


I'VE the undersigned give public motto. that We
W shall Petition the newt Legislator. uf the
state Of Maine, - b. with our associ ates succe..
s"rs and assign. crrateSi amt constituted body
corporate by The name Of the Eagle Lake Water
Company. ioT the purpose Of conveying TO. and
supply ing the sillage and vicinity of liar iiaFbor
In The town OF Eicn, In The ouBty OF Hancock
and state Of Maine. with pure anil wholesome wa y.
ir from Eagle Lake, situate in said town Of Eden
kLliiC 7. HAhoR. and Others.
BSr Harbor. Nov. =, $50 5w.s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom Dyspepsia,
Debility. Liver Complaint. Boils. Humors.
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to
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BosruN. Jan. 3. 1879.
+. W. KISSMAS. EsQ.-Dear Sir: ID
dH'son'' Botanic Cough Baisam seems to
give universal satisfaction, both as TO quail
iiy and price. We sell more Of il than of
all other Cough Medicines put together.
and have yet TO hear Of the first ntima,ion
in which it has failed to give satisfaction.
Yours truly.
RUST BROS. * BIRD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25
Proposals Wanted.

CkaLED PROPOSALS will 10 yr.ceivest for
~ one week from late. for erecting the ma IA
building Of thu sarilnr Factory. at Lamolne The
specifications can be examined at ". D. Ds-i-l.'. .
iamoihe- All materials to Dc furnished by the
Packing Company.
The Company reserves tn. right to reject any
or all proposals.
LAMoiNE PACKING 90.
iamoine. Nov 18th. isSo. fuXs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

The report Of tss Second Auditor Of
the Treasury shows that ''tks principles foF
which Lee and Jackson fought" cost the
country Sl,55s, 1873 ,34s,SS as var expenses.
Costly principles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1850.
STATE OF MAINE.
BY the Governor.
4 Proofs % alton.
Thursday. the Tseniy-hfth Day Of November,
Instant.

A. a day Of Public Thank .ziving and Praise a.
our Father In Heaven. for his Kind care The
people ~ thi- state in the that l. closing
Living uudrr one common Government, that l.
grand and strong enough T. protect ever citizen
in the full enjoyment 81 an HE rights, % T. beat
ting that should unite with ogr fellow country
men upon tfAt DAY. At the Invitation Of the frv-i
dent 81 the tnisd state, IN -nlcrnn acknowledge
mcui Of the gu<-iue-s 81 tod Whcrrwiih our state
and Nation havc l-asn ahundantly hlc-i- MAJ
the hgaTf- - people - moved - give earnest
thamk- that peace and plenty, health and prosper
ts prcvail throughout all oar ls1rier., ami thsi
the principles of Nlzrfv, established hy the
Father who gave thu service, grow stronger -
thr ycar- " the Republic 20 ht-
Gsitcu a. the Council hamhcr - Augusta. thi-
nfiesuih dAH ~ >ot cu'ssr. So the year ~ cur
iypri ouc thousand righf hun'ifsi ami eighty .
ami ~ the lnicpen'lrncy ~ thu nitssl >tafr-
90 America thu one huuir,,i su8 ann.
DANIEL D. DAVIS.
~ the truVcruur.
J. tuApEst ENI. secretary Of stale.
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GOODS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Ps.idlrrs fttesl out aud Woods Crews Furnished.
l can furnish Camp. Hou.e, Storr. Vessel or
en- = Mine almost from beginning Ia end and
quick despatch II you orier anything from my
sture YOU arr going 10 get u without waiting for
buy rrsrytAtHy in the shape Of lumber.
Produce, Game. tur, Hide. Sr.. auh occasionally
a Mining Claim. am Sole Proprietor OF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Pure. wholesome, nutritious and siimu-
lating without intoxicating are Malt Bitiers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Alexander H. Stephens says that the
Demoeraiie esr.raign was simply mad
rush for the hog trough
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25
Special Aotie.s.
A Card.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and In
dl.crrti"ns Of youth. nervous weakness. early de
ray. loss u manhood. Sr.. will -rnd r-cripc
that viii CUR you. FREE uf CHARGE This
great rcincdy was discovered by a missionary ia
south America. send -clf addressed cnv clupc
10 The KEy. Ju-grH T isatN. Station u. NsH
fort Cifs. iyrsO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Say they are personally acquainted with the
managers of the DAY KIDNEY PAD Co.
whom they know to be responsible and re-
liable men
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

AT a meeting in New York, of gentle
men interested in prominent railways Thurs
day, the following committee was appointed
TO devise some means to establish railway
connections with Mexico and throughout
the Mexican republic; General Grant chair
man Thomas Nickerson, c. +. Woerishofier,
Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Croker, Mr.. Coolidge and
General Dodge
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Rev. Congressman J. Hyatt Smith Of
Brooklyn is going to try the experiment Of
sitting in the House during the week and
returning home TO preach on Sundays.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-11
siss Printing Yasly .ni Promptly Es!sss.

80, -, I, - 80 - 4 ~
N tho volunteer army, pnSisala
that TIC reason 19r there Pelns
more lseDuolIcan than Demoeratlc
officers Wns tne political complex
ion ois the Northern 9oyernors:
Yes, my comra6es, he sad,
whether you were llscpnell,sans or
democrats, Whatever ticket you
may;yote let,any body Of fmsn!lllli
qertake 70 disrupt thus glorious
Union lllli, l!, q ours; whether from tie ne
north , Or me south; the east 5oIs li sths 9
fWest,; WIN !what thefe arc iets8 ois
our diminished ranks, We VIII
mareii lf;l agMn, under INC 1eader- 1ea1der
snip 9,s oar OLD .commander, Zen
eral hancock and glye, allother
lesson 70 inc staySat-h6!ome, IN
patrlotlsm and deyohon TO
me the; &: cause a.ls. 81 q our country
Inc .oeneral claimed nov,
as z Seyer, t. { he 1! was the especial
champion OF the eoloreG man, and
SAD. that nal ne believed 5tnatEInJolnIs
lng. the IDemocfatic rattY,he Was (
gong, dom the very pest thlng heIeould
ior tnelr elevation; protseaon@, @ ena
welfare, because nc was sltaGlngs
step toward uniting thelr interest
with ,thoss q the other la6or1ng
classes q this. country, VINO ssos
largely composed the,RemocIatle:
party, SO lhat AL WorEinsmeh OF
the country may stand united ior
the elevation OF all slgainstl tlle op-
press.ons Q, monopoIlsls anu larlsi
tocfats IT lhat uay OF defshess ana
dreaa @hleh must ~, sooner or iater
surely come. lhere neyefinas! !eeen
ana there neverwiil eelany reason ensI
Why inc ! iree re-; gorsingmen5pl. lne'
Nofth ana the SCUM .snoula 9e en-
eMles 70 eacn other IN sefaer, 70
lg gslilo up an afistocfaeylE q Weallh: sai!
ihey are not antagonlsIle s1hey
are n9t even rlva!s. ne solle,ehlnea ,. a1Eii,
the Cnicago Piatlorm iorI leaslns sle
9uesll9n 93 70 !he P peaGelulis9!uIlono 81
the o1lIol, an!t INC Nel9!pllcall NJ
tlon'.i Somnitlee ior aeele1ns noe'
70 seila iIiolty Isy 3t speaSets " sliea
ooutl'; u y ~ she !. sEu ny, " y .s.Aseell
wears tney ctalsil tnaEl Insy! !sl.us. pc
con1lhteI, m power loaF. .ysats
e sitae slef iIas i'iesee1ls lieslo,s
noM iol!s ,slt.t " WY! !l.ssss sotnI
eTl's .ss,9.': 10 y .te e..iasg9staussy nj
Sne it:y Il, osaet agiH4 asgMs,.
aSatt u ~
sl.9lseGsntaissg y -
i.y ~ ~ e,aet VI W i..,sesi1s,ts
sneit, ,psoinlsss' y? 9s.ssl
~ =
l,s l GGS5 ~
aone ~ H.a9tI ,I.o
~ .l,e ioo..tti'= St5ilseyeS..i...s 1 @
Soay S elsc e. mere: s'e:,. . lnaeea, snose
,!: SHtcs IN tng soutn PasitI COZ u
di.lo @ L. 81 s'lts llosllils sossa o,,s uo
.to'le " w edeIhl. 9Sfslll,HY,l'' sI,I,
publicans, have had no recognition
ut the hands Of the administration,
except tho few. men who were en-.
gagged in the false and fraudulent
countine of electoral votes in the
several States. In fact. Mr.. HAYES,
after ~hiss- axnerience with them,
would not admit there were enough
Republicans honest enough 10
toke the eensus. md his nnrtv now
are finding fal1lt with enumeration.
- o h,s " : VIII t.,e.1et"..o .tss1 ti.,.aa
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-11

Az ACCUSED PARTICIPANT
in tho most of them,-is tho man
for tho OCCASION? Is he a man Of
such commanding vigor Of intel;
lcct, Of such keen.sighted moral
perceptions, Of such bold courage
ousncss, unswerving adherence to
lis own well-matured views, or
such q moral and mental stamina,
that he will stand up firmly to the
right when partisan pressure is
brought upon himin behalf Of the
wrong, for tho good of tho party,
and whom perhaps millions, in
temptation, are thrown at his feet,
and when the hopes Of a reelection
may DO ilattercd 10 swcrye his con-
science and Judgment? If this
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-31

Elko precinct has always been fortu
nate in the selection OF IL Justice Of the
Peace From the Organization OF the
county the Office has always been filled
by able and courageous men, who.
knowing their duty. dare fUlfll il with
out fear or favor. Some OF them have
been Democrats, some Republicans;
politics cuts little figure in it. Such a
man again is u candidate, James Payne
Smith. the nominee of tho Democratic
Convention. The merit aud capacity
OF Jadge Smith were so well appreciated
that no 'n~omtni,ion against him was
made by the Republican County Con.
vention. He has no partisan opposi-
ton.
Judge Smith is no novice in legal
matters. lie came To California on
the second steamer that arrived ut San
Franciscoi was of the first settlers
OF Downi,viilc. and che of first Justices
81 tn" Peace ut Marysville, being first
appointed by Gov. BiGlor AMI sub.e.
qnentiy elected 81 the people. lie held
the r"sitron for - long time. his honesty
and ability being Acknowledged 10y mcn
Of all parties. II can, t. Nevada in
1859. and soon after settled in ElEo
county. aud hlV been engaged in bust
ness here over since. Judge Smith is a
bale. hearty gentleman. with a clear
hoad. and kindly heart. As - Justice of
the Peace We all know that he will renew
hiI youth, and leave behind him hero.
az everywhcrc. the record of an honest
and capable officer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-31
SaImnUunui.

Regular meeting of Good Templar's
tonight.
Ches. Woodward. G.. A. Kington and
ore Heathen. departed for TuscarorA
by stage this morning. O.
Moody and Sankey are still trying to
mako n breach In the walls Of Mormon.
dom. They continue to draw crowded
shouses nt Salt Lake.
The Ladies' Aid Society rivo n social
n. Granger Hall 10 morrow evening. for
the benefit of the Church. Admission
25 cents. Refreshments will be served
during the evening free. A good time
ia anticipated All are cordially invited
Hank Keith wich il Postmaster for
Lamoillo bni'iwick. and general snck
bcnrer for TINT Federal institution,
aspires TO additional bonors In the po
litical tournament. His ~insatiato am
biiion can only no nppeased by the Office
Of Pathfinder for his district, for which
position he proclaimed his candidacy
aud showed mp his Federal salary in
town TO day. We have reason TO believe
that the County Seat is solid for, Henry
ia this gallant struggle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-31
FISH slTTu..Il.J.DEy.W
SA%0aa2 81 li

80 81
Ths.Arrivals by stege from the North
this evening we're Mrs. A. v. Lancaster.
Mo Gsary and WA. WALKER.
Frank Honeymah and J. j. CsnpSell
returned from an electioneeripy tfip'to
Railroad. by buggy this event
Hon. p. NJ. DGsttfha. bed EoOlissd
W III hetth to cancel his engagements
10 speak in public for the balance OF the
campaign.
+. p. Hardesty aud Dave Casper. who
have been out interviewing the voters
at Tuscarora. returned here BY buggy
last eysnhsu fFl Y.il
Capt. Warner. A96ssbfan quite i'll
for a couple Of days. put in IN appear.
10 ON the streets again this evening.
having recovered his usual health.
Bart Battles. in escaping from his
burning DIV Hing in Tuscarora, a few
days ago received fatal injuries, from
which, the nme,.Reenr says, he died
yesterday.
Mrs. George Anderson. who has been
dangerously i'll for several days past. is
now, we are glad TO state. somewhat i'm
proved. and strong hopes are enter
tanned of her ultimate recovery.
Messrs. Flournoy and Tuska went
down by the train this inorpiugto Car.
lin. where they deliver addresses on
the political issues to night. Hon. j.
Il. Toliey aud J. Il Kelley. also went
to Carlin by the same train.
We are informed by Justice Suggett
that the registry OF Eiko precinct has
changed somewhat from the original
list, ba, that the changes to and from
the precinct are about equal. From
present Appearances the number enti-
tied TO vote in Elko at the election next
Tuesday will be about 275.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-31
from Monday s Daily


s. VI. Henley and wife returned from
visit to'Tuscarora by private convoy
auce this evening. 70
Il. s. Conlry arrived to-day from
Tuscarora aud is interviewing tho sov-
ereign people this evening".
Dick Dorsey will take the fvoritcs
Lnnce and Frank IN the Wells to-mor-
row.. where they will be ready for action
Oh the Goth instant.
The stage this evening from Tusca-
rcrR, brought down from the Smith &
Lancaster mill u bar Of bullion and a
sack OF the crude Article.
Chns. O'Brlan who Il in tho employ
of James Russell, at his ranch just be.
low town. broke his shoulder. blade by n
fall from n wngon, Saturday o'sning.
John l.. Tonkins. formerly Of Elko.
and remembered hero pleasantly for his
musical talent. has been lately appointed
foreman "f the Custer mine, in the Yau-
kee Fork eonntry. o. y ..f..
'Kentuck" has again arrived from
n trip 10 Bullion. He reports the lead
furnace a Euceess, and the present pros
poets very promising. The outlook Tor
chat camp IL most fair for the coming
Winter.
Joseph Rosensiock has just received
n large addition to his new stock of Fall
goods, consisting Of clothing, dry goods.
hats and caps. boots and shoes, fancy
goods. and in fact everything required
for 9 complete stock in a irs, class dry.
goods and furnishing establishment.
Dark aud damp appearing clouds
o%vcrhang tho hills lhis evening. pro.
saying . storm before many hours. The
absence Of snow from tho surrounding
mountains il remarkable al this time of
the year. The weather has been pleas
ant for several weeks. but the time for
change is drawing near. rs.v.
George @. Gorham declares the States
OF Nevada and OF Maine IN doubt. As
he has tho figures OF the National Re
publican Committee he ought 10 know ns
much. at lcast. rs va do abou, The prob
abilities, But Nevada il rapidly ex-
Treating herself from all doubt. The
probabilities now are that Nevada will
give its vote 70, Hancock. ,s.l
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-31

Tho New York Sun d. tho 9is.. OK.
presses this opinion Of the prospects 10
New York State:
- Already. "a the clouds lift. tho bril-.
liant rainbow Of hope begins to appear.
The party in this State is in a healthier
and hcarticr condition than II has been
IN before. Tbcto IL great reason 10
fool ono 'uraged. II ia certain that 10
every Democrat works z~eaiously until
election day. and then votes himself and
socs that his Democratic ucgbbors vote,
New Yotk may be carried for Hancock.