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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-05-01

"THE IMMoRTALs. We are in
debted to Hon. Robert M. McLans for
a copy of Hon. Stephen W. Downey's
argument upon "a bill providing for
certain paintings on the walls of the
National Capitol" The argument is
unique in Congressional literature in
that it is given in Miltonic style, and
displays an extraordinary amount of
classic erudltion. Mr.. Downey is a
native of this county and has many
relatives in this section.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-05-01

SINCE the close of the Public
Schools the attendance at the private
establishments has been largely aug
mented. AS one OF the effects Of better
times this indication of the popular
interest in education is highly COM
mendable. 1t shows that when the
people feel able they are willing and
anxious to educate and elevate the
rising generation above the plane &C.
cupied perforce by themselves. But
low wages and scant living destroy
all such laudable parental aspirations
and thus keep our youth in the same
ruts and grooves in which their an
cestors have plodded their way.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-05-01
Photographs!

The large advance in Metals and mater.
ials forces lis TO make this advance in our
prices.
Our facilities will be largely increased
with New Instruments, Scenic Back
grounds, Burnisher. &c We are detcrm-
ined TO rank second 20 none
Come and ste us at the old stand ON
Broadway
Mar 10 A. A. ROGERS,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-05-01
"A Ill N LIME |
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE NLIVERPOOI


BALTIMORE NLIVERPOOL
Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN.
Each way.
rhesplendid Screw Steamers ofthe above
Line will run as follows:
From
Tons. Baltimore
$500. NOVA SCOTIAN. May 10
5000. ...HIBERNIAN.. June 9
5000. .....CASPIAN...... 16
5000. NOVA SCOTIAN... 80
5000. HIBERNIAN. July IA
5000. Observation-Disclosures. 29
And thereafter from Baltimore every fort
night.
Allstcamers are appointedto leave Bal
tmore at 8 a. III on their advertised
dates.
Storage Passage to Orfrom Liverpool
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast
f28, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Storage and Intermediate Passengers.
inexperienced surgeon Is attached to each
vessel. intermediate and Storage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the ur-
pose of attending to the wants of the fe-
males and children. For further particu-
lars, or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A.SCHUMACHER & co. Baltimore;
in Frostburg to J.JANDORF,
May 1-v Main Street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-05-01
A VACANT LOT

A VACANT EUE
Next 10 above and f,onting 90 feet on
Front street, and running hack with
Second street about - feet. This lot
has upon it
A GOOD FOUNDATION and Several
Small FRAME BUILDINGS in the rear.
These properties together comprise tho
lot conveyed to Lew b. Porter by deed
from Robe t G. M Culloh, Trustee, dat d
January 28, 1875, and recorded Ill Liber L.
L., No. IA, folio 4SS.
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From Wednesdays Daily. |
ImnEund


Regular drill meeting to night.
John I. McDermott. Of Lamoille, was
in town with his teams last evening.
+. NJ. Hargis and C. ". Grover who
came down from Fort HaIleck yester.
dIy. returned this morning.
Mr. d. II. Haskell. who arrived he Q
from the west. Monday evening. re.
turned by the train this morning.
Mt. Cannnvan Of Virginia City, one
Of the delegates elect to the Cincinnati
Convention. passed through here OIL his
way east. 10y the train last evening.
Mis-. I. Eic"rd. ice Miss .AlIc. Stone.
dan shtrr Of Hon. +. n. Stone. arrived
here from Carson City by the train Inst
evening. The lady is here on n visit to
her father.
W. I. Smith Of Tuscarora. who came
down from the Upper Level by private
conveyance Mon.i"y evening. returned
home ia company with Il. II. Bigelow.
yesterday morning.
The Humboldt County Grand Jury
found n true bill against VI. J. Grimes,
the c"lored dyer. VIII" va arrested here
10y Sheriff Fitch, nu.l taken back o
winncmuccA by Sheriff Miller OF ia {
County.
George M'iGs. junior 81 the houso Of
llAu.ill 4 M,isS. In down from Wells,
To day, hnt Nh-thrr on business or
pleasure we were uuabls to Diet, rhine,
Ms he failed to signify to the reporter
the object al his raid upon the County
Seat ut this time. VIM. Kuoff Of wrlls,
Is also In town tu-dny.
Mr.. l.. Penrod arrived here from
Island Mountain last evening. aud his
son Allen. reached hero FROM the Same
place with his team ut boon to day.
The former went down to Carliu by the
train this morning, aud will return this
evening. They will remain here sev.
er"l days, returning with n load Of sup.
plies Tor th"ir placer mining camp,
which We are glad TO bear Is yielding
very satisfactorily this season. owing to
tue unusual abundance Of water for
mining purposes.
Thomas d. Henley. who removed
from hero with his family to his old
homo In Mendocino county. Cal, about
ayear ago, came in from tho west by
the train last evening, and Is being
warmly greeted by his many old friends
to-day. Mr.. Henley is looking unusu.
ally robust himself, and We are glad to
hear that the health Of tho other mem.
borS Of the family Is equally good. and
that they are we'll pleased with their
new home. Mr.. Henley will remain 10
town several days. so that no may have
an opportunity TO connubiato with all
his friends.
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James MeBurley hes eokS to the
meeting q the Grand Loies ofths
M"sonic OrieS at virgihia City 10 rep.
resent Eto n .dse. No. Is. In thss
august body.
A special m citing Of Elko Lodge. No.
Is. r. 4 A. n, will DO held at MaDonie
Hall a. z o'clock. for work In the
Second Degree. A full attendance Of
brethren 10 70 Iuessed.
EI.LieutenAnt Governor johnson, Of
California; Harry 1. Thornton and Duke
Gwin were passengers Tor the East by
the train last evening. Mr.. d. H.
Haskell also came up by the same train
and is attending to business to-day. He
returns westward to morrow.
Immediately on receipt OF the news
Of the nomination at Chicago. about
noon to-day. the American dag was
hoisted to the summit OF the tall st.6
on the plaza, ~here Il remained proudly
Tapping in the breeze during the bal
ance Of the day.
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Inv rA..A.,.. D.ny.l


. -H u
The Horibiss ~il 0sstSo-niehA.
The att ntiou Of the member. Of Eiko
0uaslis culIsl 10 . notice appearing
slsswheIs in ali. 70 y.
z. J. C.rpesux, Al-alde Of the Prov.
ipee Of Dixie. and A. Wild Of Bullion,
arrived here from the dourishing camp
At Railroad. this morning. Justice r.
}. Frank OF that promising locality.
Who vas in town = day or two q on
business. has returned home.
John Spence's four big hotse and
mule teams loaded here yesterday With
coke, lumber Snd 8enenl merchandise
for Railroad District, and started out Of
town on the route to Bullion, last even.
ing. A force of men, lAryeAs can be
Advantaxeousiy employed have for some
time past peen steadily at work thor.
ouyhly repairing the road To that camp,
which will soon be put in frst-class
travelling condition. The work being
done is Of = substantial character, and
when completed. will enable the heaviest
teaps with full loads. To MAKE Ia. trip
through without difficulty.
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The family OF "ur esteemed towns
man Win. riuehoH are plunged in nm.
~sp"nknbl- grief at tn. death Of the
y"ung's IT daughter. Miss Amelia. which
occurred ri 2:;i0 o'clock to day. She
hal been slightly uuwrll for several
days, but did not complain nnd no dan
ger MAS a~ppreh"ndei until 5 aturday
night. When suddenly her condition eI.
cited alarm. aud 10y the time n physician
could be summoned her case was pro.
n"unced ~ b you'd medical assistance
IL being aggravated spinal meningitis.
Everything that loving hcurts could
suggest WIS done for the relief Of the
little sufferer. but without avail, shr
remaining in al unconscious state for
many hours, until death M 10 her
release.
She hal grown up from infancy in
our midst, IA bright, interesting girl. Of
remarkable vivacity anil rosy with
health, and it is impossihl" yet to real.
izo that tho little invorite could have
been 50 suddenly called away. The
distrcssful occurrence has cast n gloom
over the entire community md the
warmest s%ympathics Of all arc extended
to the almost heart. broken members Of
the deeply afflicted family.
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LAST OPPORTUNITY.

Attaching oil decayed tooth Is perhaps
one Of the most common. and at the ssme
time. annoying ills to which humanity
Is subjected. Therefore Q 6rst. GLASS
dentist is q boon to any community.
Such a one We have hcre in the person
of DR.. Jessup. the we'll known San
Francisco Dentist. who understands his
business thoroughly. Sufferers will do
we'll to consult him at once, IS be 70.
mains here but n few days longer.
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LOCAL AND .STNTE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily,j
1Al0AENnai-

S9NAA0lI - DaAAyNI .
f'- . III ~
H@Sui~1 "eeunS Oh uuu EehpS To-
HA nouSn came IN from
FieAsAnt valley Shese she u teaching
senooi' TINS normnH' '
Johnny Smith, . brother Of Mrs. Pred
wilson Is lying dangerously III 1t the
residence Of bis brothor.in.lAw In Tus.
eAfora-
A special train consisting Of % cars.
loaded with tea paused for the East at
3:45 p. -. to-day; also % cars passed
through last evening.
The Census m,rnh,l's report shows
that there ave Z7n children m T~usrarorn
School District. Of which AS ara be.
tween the .Oe. of g and IL years. and
las under 6 years Of age.
R.v. 0eoro. Jspp;po. will hold dixipo
s-.rvi.es NJ Freeman Hall to-morrov n,
III. u,u,I bonr. TT, SupJnr ScbooI
will take place immediately after In.
morn,pv .ervie4s. All mr.. co,di,llr in.
yi,ed.
~ c..
I~.---C"T,.u.,.I. ,-
IN. Pastor will civ. IN. sixth I.c,ur. ON
suuI." Sent. fr,e. All mr.. eordiuIlv
invited.
r.. a.,,.,.. 90 a.. c,;..,oco...,
Ill.,. r., 10. -, ,...
,u--n- =,
s..,.,.,... -, a.. r,,,.',;.,. S.,
a. -.
!, c,.,..,i.I. rau.,n,... c~,.o,L:.
p..m-.-.. o-.,..-,I... a.. 49,.
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The citizens committee selected to
make the n-c-ssary preparations for
celebrating. the coming Fourth Of July,
met Mt the Cont House and arranged n
programme Of exercises Tor the day
which will he found regularly advertised
elsewhere in this issue.
SocirtIes AMI ciiiz.ns intending to
join in the procession. arr requested to
report Ia the Grand Marshal GU or he.
fore July ist. in order that they may be
assigned to their proper places in line.
The little girls who ARE willing to
represent the various States in the car,
will report to Hon. T. n. Stone ms to
which II Of the galaxy they design
representing.
Following are the sub committees ap.
pointed:
Gu Salutes-John Hibbets.
Music. =. Eiuff.
Re.reshmcuts-T. Y. Stone.
To arrange Car u Stnio--L. Z. Nor
gan.
Charge of Car in Procession-Dick
Dorsey. 4 :
Carriages for Officers OF the Days.
s. Sears.
Direc r. of Rnces-Dick Dorsey.
John Ainl"y was appointed Treasurer
OF the Committee, aud y. s. Sears. Au-
ditor, to whom all claims against the
Committee must he submitted and be
approved in order to secure their pay.
ment by the Treasurer.
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Thr Hot knrIn.a.

Ever since king charge OF the favor.
Ito resort at the White sulphur Springs.
below town. iasr wiutsr. ,hike Garrcoht
has been steadily adding la the convrn
icnco and attractions Of the place. ani
IL is now u far more desirable resort to
visit than ever before. Jake il attend.
Ing TO ihr practical ~ we'll aS t. the or
n%aruruiai in his well directed cfT"Iis.
having just cuiupl' tel aud neatly fur
LiSh'd - pleasant sittiIg for lady
guests. III n new building separate from
the bathing establishment, with nh en-.
trance by way Of the .rlcn, upon
which the building f~uces. nni
which, just now. With its blossumiug
I ""- nj carp I OF fresh green grass. is
peculiarly inviting. Careful attention
has also been given to the large colscrv-
Atory. which with the advantages de.
rived from the hot water Of the Springs.
lisa sight veil worth the trip to look
upon. Tho luIuriant vines and howOr.
Ing plants. rmi ting the soft odors Of
. tropical cline. arc in strange contrast
With the rugged and barren natural sur.
roundings. and are n pleasant relief to
tho umo:pyed senses OF the stnlwart but
u iaUpbisticnted s~rgrbrusher.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Practical Workings or Accident
Insurance.
TESAssrYEE, Scribe.

Practical Workings or Accident
Insurance.
To Mr. H. NJ. GRANT,
Agent Travellers Ins. Co., Hartford,
Eiko:
Dear Sir take pleasure in acknowI-
eiging til" receipt through yon from the
Travellers Insurance Co. Of go. the
amoun oftwo weeks indemnity under
my policy for injury received in lasso.
ing horses in the corral. The injury
received was y strain OF tho muscles AMI
lig"mcnts joining the bones Of the
shoulder done in ''throwins the rope
The bronco got away. but the so
check was q very wholesome plaster for
the hurt undor tho circumstances. I
cordially recommend tho plan Of insur.
ance for its small original cost and lib.
eral indemnity for disability or death
by accident. rs also the prompt and
courteous dealings OF the company.
Respectfully.
FRANK N. McPHErERs.
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,saxs.AvsDauy.l


Ii
County Cisfk. o. 7. or0sa departed
Tor VirEinis City ysstssday incoming.
BE Ro.s to rsprsssat Etk0 Lodge No.
10. 1. o. o. p. In Ne Grand Lodge,
Ihieh meets In the 6bovs named City
to-day.
The Byrne Brothers. the we'll known
cattle men arrived here by private con-
veyance from Hallsck Station. yester.
day. and this morning. accompanied by
Miss Fannie Rogers started for Tus.
carora.
Mr. James Davis AMI wife started by
private conveyance, this morning, on .
tour through ths nprth-ru part Of the
county. They will also probably visit
their old home in Humboldt county, be.
fore they return.
County Treasurer II. NJ. Graut, de.
parted GU n business trip to Rul y valley.
this morning. anil will be absent several
days, during which time County war
RI ITS will he redeemed on presentation
at the Express Office.
Mr.. s. II. Beard OF Tuscsrora, who
has been bothered With rheumatism Of
late, came down from the North by
stage to-day. and will try the virtues Of
the waters OF the Hot Springs. He will
remain here several days. - -
Messrs. Reckhart & Froelieh have
been further beautifying their hand
some saloon and bakery during the past
week. The whole interior has been
freshly kRlsomiued. md the walls deco
rated by q number OF. CHOICE additional
pictures. elegantly mounted. The pro-
p~rietors are vide awake business men,
aud spare no expense in maintaining
their justly acquired reputation ns pub.
lie caterers. aud the substantial comforts
aud attractions OF the house in which
they preside.
Special attention is directed to the
new advertisement OF Messrs. Remnant
d Co. which appears in this issue under
head OF now today" The firm was
tn. Of til. iirst established in this
county. and il To day, one Of the
heaviest general mer han lIsiug houses
in Eastern Nevada. having hy rare bus.
inrs< sag.city and un1agsinS Industry
ni"i"tHin-'i its high Staudiug through
all the fluctuations aud husinrss drpres-
sions with which the State has been
visited during tho past ten years.
Reinhart & Co. are sole agents OF the
celebrated Salvador beer. in bulk. The
justly popular beverage is kept con.
stantly on draush: nt the Depot Hotel
aud ut the Gem SALOON.
Mr.. George Russell arrived here by
the tram last evening from tue Snake
River country, where in company with
Mr. j. Il. Bradley, his partner. he has
been looking after his cattle interests
for several weeks past. IIu Is some
what weather-beaten from exposure to
tue elements. but is in robust health
aud IN n cordial reception from his
friends upon his arrival. Mr.. Bradley
will not probably return homu for sew
cral weeks yet. The firm has deter.
mined T." send n couple Of thousand
h. md "f In ir stock 10 the eastern M ".
ket, and Mr. Brady Sr"s forward rs
FAR as Cheyenne, and possibly farther,
to ,ffret their sale. Mr.. RIss.!l iu-
FORMS III that the loaS 81 stock to tie
firm during The past winter. Lrs been
much lighter than was "a ticiPatvd.
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I'm. FnAAy.. D.i,y.I
AAlaA~AAl.

NolaaroAll.
Er-.i H.sAs.h sOvA fro. HalitsA
to-day. 1
The Humbols. y si.isE .lovlS bol
steadily A.a h sou veil o. to .b.ah
foil. .-: q,
Mis- M.-y Mccall h.s rs,srssaAs.s
from . tvoI months vida o. ~ Bass
Range.
C. A. Watson and wife OF Columbia.
who arrived here By ssAss. yesterday.
are still In town. SO
Uniiorm drill and special business
ne-tipE Of Elko Guard ~ IAa Armosy
At 7 o'clock. this 1vsuins.
Counselor h. h. B~ipelo~. rsturssd
from Tuscarofa, where he has been on
business, By the Ata9e this sseAins.
Clay Itland arrived here With HE
team from Columbia, Lad evening.
He will load with supplies for that
camp,
Allen Penrod loaded up his team with
supplies, this morning. aud started on
his return to tho Co up 1t Island
Mountain.
Harry LorrAine's Vaudeville ttoupe 10
billed to appear here TO morrow night.
They have been. playing in EsrsAa for
some time past.
d. d. Holland Of the Eutsrptiss Coz
at Railroad district. arrived in town
from bullion. yesterday. He returnt 10
the mines again before going down 70
the bay.
W.. q. Hendricks. u nephew OF Hon.
Thomas H. Hendricks Of Indiana,
passed through here lnst.evening on his
way East. Mr.. Heidricks il a delegate
to the Cincinnati Convention from Cal
fornin.
II. II. Stretch. . former old.time
residet OF The Comstock, now OF Cali
~forniA, was a passenger for the East
BY last evenings train. He encounter
ed a number Of old ac~quAintances on
the depot platform.
A chunk Of immensely rich ore from
the Maggie Mine. Columbia District. is
on exhibition At the Depot Hotel. The
mine. We understand. Is oFned by our
old friends. R4ub. Battles and Bob
Hughes. and tho ore mentioned 10 from
a late strike made in il. Not many tons
Of such ore would be required to place
the boys in aristocratic afl isuce, like
bloaied bondholders.
County Assessor Mundell has jnst I'd
Turned from an official trip through
Clover aud Ruby Valleys, and reports
tho crop prospects OF those sections as
very promising. Owing to the coolness
Of the weather which has 30 long pre-
vailed. the grain is glowing slowly. bnt
over the large area planted. is thick
upon the ground aud thrifty. Water for
irrigating is also abundant. The ranch
men Of those localities are rodeoiug
their cattle and selling of . large
portion OF them; Some selling out
their entire herds. Taylor OF Butte
Valley. sold all Of his. numbering
about a thousand head. Tom Short OF
Ruby Valley. sold about 1900 head and
Harrison. Thompson. the Meyers broth
crs. and others Of the same Valley. have
sold lots varying from two hundred up
wards. Frank Houeynan and some
other residents Of Glover. have also re-
Gently sold of q greut portion Of their
cattle 10 the same parties. The stock
purchased will be driven to Montana
and Colorado. Messrs. Scott 4 Hank
and the Keogh brothers. are tho princi-
pal buyers.
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Ammunition.

Powder. Shot, Cartridges. Shells.
wSds; Gun and Pistol Tubes. Caps.
Primers. Reloading Tools, Moulds.
sPTings. Sights, FlAskaf Sowing Ma
chine Oil aud Shoe Polish. Losdsd
Shot Cartridges always on hand; also
Canned Fruit, Fresh Crackers and
Cakes. Pure Spices. Extracts. Candies,
Nuts. Tobacco. etc.. ut lowest Cash
prices and Best quality guaranteed .,
w. A. JAcEsoS's,
NEXT door to Poatofico.
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euGlHlr

DR.. n. w. Parsons the we'll known
dentist arrived here last evening, from
a proiracted visit through Utah. He
departed this morning for Tuscnrora.
where he will remain q few days. and
then return to. Elko. Those desiring
the attention Of n irst class dentist
should not fail to call upon the Doctor
on his return. His OOH aro at tho
Depot Hotel.
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When we say We believe We have
evidence 10 prove that shiloh's Con.
sumption Cure ID decidedly the best
Lung Medicine made, 10 40 much NJ u
will cure a common OF Chronic Cough
In n half the timo aud relieve Asth.
ma. Bronchitis, whooping Cough, Group
and show more cases Of Consumption
cured than all others. II will cure
where they fail, II Is pleasant TO take.
harmless 10 tho youngest child. snd wo
guarantee what We say. Price 10 cents,
10 cents and 81. II your lungs ars
sore, chest or back iamo use Shilohts
Porus Plaster. Sold by F. +. Muilerl
Druggist.
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The FrrtINnI Inst NIrhi.

The ladies' festival at III. hall last
night is conceded to have been mn eui
M, Mt success In every particular. The
instrumental music by Miss Eva Rogers,
m tho singing by Miss Emma Gardurr.
assisted by Miss Rogers, was very sweet
n entertaining, aud was well received.
Tho recitatious sn.l other exercises were
rendered effectively aud were fully mp.
prcciatrd. Tho flower. bo.deckpd tables
OF Strawberries aud cream wero special
objects OF attraction until denudcd Of
their fnrni treasures. Sni tho dance
with which tho festivities wcro closed
was engaged Ia with \ zcst rarely wit.
messed N the 4th Of Juno. We learn
from the management Of tho affair. that
the financial success OF tho evenings
entertainment. vas fully equal to the
social pleasures enjoyed.
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I wish EyrrSoay IN Krov

y"
Rev. George II. Thnyer. ond old citi.
zen Of this vicinity known to every ono
as q most influential citizen, and Chris.
tian member Of the NJ. 4. Church just
this moment stopped in our store to
say. "1 wish everybody to know hat l
consider iifnt both myself and wife owe
our lives TO ShiIoh's Consumption
Cure" II is having n Tremendous sale
over our counters and Is giving perfect
satisfaction 10 all cases Of LING Dis.
eases, such m nothing else has done.
BOURBON. Ind. May l5. 1879.
DBs. MAronSrr 4 FRANCE.
Sold by r. +. Mailer, Druggist, Eiko.
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10 i-,.ssn,ion I,..a.

II is strange 30 many people will
continue to suffer day after day with
dyspepsia. liver complaint. constipation,
hi stomach, general debility. when
they they n procure q! my store Shi.
loh's Vitalizer, free Of cost Il Il does
not cure o. relieve them. Price rs
cents, Sold by F. r. Muller, Drug.
Hist.
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PaInIal ArelAeAt.

Jack Fuller, one OF our oldztime
citizens. has lately struck . streak Of
o distressiugly bad luck. BY a fall
from a load Of rood which he was hr Ill
ing on n wagon . short time ngo. bis
collar bone on the right s:ds was
broken anl bad yet scarcely become
united. Yesterday. while running his
horse after stock. the animal he WAS
riding fell. throwing Fuller. upon his
left SHOULDER. breaking the cpllar bone
OH that side. II Jack continues TO fol-
low the strict limo Of Industry and So
briefly which has thus far in life marked
his course. the Mecca OF his pilgrimage
OH this sub lunar sphere. il Is greatly to
b- feared. will be prenatur=ly reached.
About his only chance to prolong his
e'ist nee is in keeping his skin we'll
6lled with insurrectionary whisky.
Thus fortified. n tumble from . wood
pile; a dive from a flying bronco. or
even nh inpromPtu descent from = third
story window. would DO unattended
with serious or painful consequences.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13

The following IL q list Of letters ro'
naming 10 tho Eiko once, unclaimed,
for tho woek ending Saturday. juno. 8,
1880:
Diggs Mrs Augeline Ohm Richard "
HARRISON NJ li-s K"issl & Co FL
Lssin Miss Maud Mitchell Thomas
McGrau Mrs l. Riddle J u
Redsnil A Wslloin John
q. W. Hull, Z. NJ.