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write to Dr. Giles, l2n west Broadway, NY.
who will cure without charge. Trisl bottlos "
cents, and in quart bottles $50 Sold by all
druggists Thu Linimont in yellow wrappers 10
Tor stable u3a, ait! in whitn FOR family.
e. - LEADBEATER 81 BRO apents
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks oiiico fthe Cor
Y poration Court OF the city OF Alexandria,
on the E3rd day Of January. 1850.
The Citizens National Bank Of Alexandria,
complainant, vs. William NJ. Markell, defend.
ant. In cha7cerYs
Memo. The object ofth;s suit is 70 attach tho
estate Of the defendant IN tho city of Alexandria,
to wit: The lot OF ground and improvements
thereon, situated on tho W sst side Of Washington
street. beginning ct a point on Washington
street oIo hundred and forty feet, moro or less
north of Wolfe street, and running thence north.
wardly twenty-five foot four inchos; thence west
wsrdly ono hundred and oight feet four inches
TO thirteen feet alloy; thence southwardly
parallel to Washington street twentv-two foet
four inches; thence castwsrdiy to the beginning;
and subject it to tho payment of tho claim of the
plaintiff for one hundred and thirty dollars,
principal money, with interest thereon from tho
24th day of December. 1879, till paid, and tho
costs of this suit.
The defendant not hsving entered his ap-
pesrance and given sccGrity according to
the act of Assembly, and the rllos Of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
he is not resident OF this State, it is or
derod that said defendant appear hero with
in ono month after duo publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to protect his
interest. in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alcxandria Ga
zette, newspaper published in the city Of Al
oXandris, once week for four successive weeks
and posted at the front door Of The Court House
of this city. A copy--test:
MuR1ON MARYE. Clerk.
III 0, ClSuphtOD, d g. ian23 wdv
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By Green & Wise, Auctionoors.

= . 7
4sks SMITH TT All. in chanc,ry.
By virtue OF tho decrees Of tho Corporation
Court for tho city ci Alexandria, Va, rendered
ht IT'S Scr!emh;r term, 1878, and dSaptem bar term,
le19 in tic shows causa, thu undersigned, com.
missioner, will, on SATURDAY, the 3lst day
ot January, 1850 81 l.! o'clock n before the
front entrance Of tho CORPORATION Court House
Of A!cxandfis city, on Fairfax street, sell by
public auction. 10 the highest bidder, lhst VAL
UABLE HOUSE and LOT nF GHCUND, on
King st now occurred By Mrs. H. a. Williams.
bounded and described 81 follows; Beginning nt
point on the north Inc OF Eing st in lha city Of
Alexandria, Va, ~ Il. eastwardly from tho in
tersecLIon Of tic aast limo OF Alfred ct. with the
north LING OF King S.. aforesaid, and running
thonCe parallel with said Alfred stree. north
wardy lC0 fact 20 3 paved alley; thcnco east.
wardly with tho line Of ssii slcy and parallel
with said Hlng street 4; ircl r inches; thence
southwardly parailcl with said Alfred street and
sad hrst line Ito toat TO said King street, nnd
thence Westwardly with the north limo Of King
street q iaet lncAcs 10 the place al beginning.
Terms OF SnIc: One fourth Of tho purchase
mohey IN cash tho rcsiiIuo in thr:n e1lln pay
msnts, payable rcspGrtivc!2 III six. twelve snd
eighteen moGths from the day Of sale tha dc.
toi red paymerts 10 hn secured by The bonds cr
tho purchaser, with good security, with in.erCs.
from the day o sA!c ard Tho title # tho r:nrc7Y
to De To.GiI.Gl un!il ;G Whui" uurC hAsN ur.c, is
paid. i,!3UNAtii .:h:Ht(iiY,
IahZl -ZaWl7 Commissioner al Ssin.
rENRUSTEE;3 SALE nF = VALUABLE
L TKAGEUF bAEDIH phiTWhX Gn
VA.-By virtuo of a d,ot OF trus. 'xscntsd Nv
John L. KincheIoa .rI ,!,E, 81 fi,y~>St =, tt;s y
undersigned, as Liu,:rn, ard ds,.t on iva I-li,
day OF Juae. 1873 .nI cl.'; rermr,i"d ,,r iha
land records IF Fairg.x cGuIlv W.T. in i;htr"
No folio $50, g.. Wi! .nl, ,.l rmbl;,; .I,..L;no
on MONDAY, tta !G,ii ,i.v of j, ,Lrunr9 IS$O
(that being GouI. dny) in front q th6 Cont
House Of Gaid county, TO the tiphfst biIlor So
much oil corisin IRhnT Of la 10. co.lain.
ing 3i7 scros, moro or l,s4 .itr.Lc in ss;I conn
ty. on tho rohick Rolling HoaA, ard hning lot
No. in tho division Of tho real csL+tr Of Nm
Chichester, deceased, wniCn WAS coavaTcA -
". 4. Goodwin And hy hiIn 10 the aft,rr..
kinch0on & CisggntL. rv decd; rs TnI"r,i II,
the Clerks Ullca Of tbs said county. As will Do
necessary to pay thN DCuG!&;Nr? u:dar sad dead
if trust, (Jamcs G7;u s.c9) the $uro IF oDn thou.
sand dollars, with iii.r,.-: t,Ti,D r,or1 ;hn I'M
dav Of Juno, lSTl
Terms Of Salo-CesA.
Ed. ElCu&EnSnH ':'-usfa,
Fairfax co ian i5-ts
4 Wm ,s MlISiOr n hE| ShbH OF VAlUh.
~ bhf Ia i'-hy Ti!luo ot duGrco pro-
hoHnced ~ mo tlFcuit Court !Thco William
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TSI u g 4 = ii = j: y : e
GRAY uAIE or WuI3EEas changed to q
Glossy BLhcN byS single application Of this
DYE. II imparts u Natural Color, acts 1nstana
ts Ieousy, and is rs Harmless rs spring wster.
SOLD by Druggists, or saai by cypress on receipt
OF 81.
es;:tee. IS Murray Sf EeW Work.
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mAssEEsa AMP CUNFECTIoNExts.
.BRENGLE'S
6 Q MEG TION ERY.

u. BRENGi.E, 10 King street, hiss every
thing nice for The session.
L., is now making & speciality Of PURE
FRENCH CANDIES, hand made, Of The beat
.ngAr and most delightful HavGr5. warranted froe
from terra alba, gucouse, and other injurious
mixtures, which make sorno candies cheap and
dangerous. His Caromcs and Sugsred fruits
Aro To. TO bo surpassed.
His CAKES, Black, Fruit Pound Jelly and
Fancy, Ornamented and Pls,n. are sold cheaper
than they can be manufactured at homo.
Rronel6s Ice Cream is one Of the Alexandria
rtapic manufactures. It's praise has long beon
in every onns mouth.
Cream Puils, Tarts and Pastry, Candies snd
Tally of ell kinds
Pics spocislty, Fruits, Nuts, Oonfsctionerios,
Wsior Ices and sll tho dclcacios Of the season.
Oysters, tho pick of the market, and cheap AS
cheapest, in al tty Ice. Nice comfortable rooms
TO sorvo ladies' or gGntlolnen.
Ho c!ltrS for families snd enLcrtainmorits sud
supplies fs.'oiiics with milk and oystcrs dec Ii
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GOO FISH GUkNO. IASSn
~ AO PER TON OF 1000 LBS. ep AO
Am now prepared to furnish tho above vslu-
able fertilizer at tho low price Of $2U por ton Of
100 lbs, delivered on Cars or boats. 1t is in ils
! crude stale, and farmers in want had botLer or
Ger early, SO they can prepsro it for fall seeding
There is nothing in this cl.Ano but tho puro lsh
with the oil extracted (Which is said By All chem
d isls to be no fertilZar) ! can rofer TO those
sold 1t to last spring, most Of whom hsve already
Mkent IN ther ordOrs for moro to use on their wheat
aug Ii THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
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ga As'g s;sSssssS.

sans'Y t;0SnA.
FERGU SON <S .l}}ws,.
FALL OPENING OF
SSASDNhBL 4 GtEtDS.
LADIES, GENTS 80 GiiiHDEEN'S
MEMiNO UNDKKWEAR
MILLINERY IEUlE>--- Full stock Of Stn.w
and Felt Hats Trimming silks Feathors
Wings, Ribbons, &c.
Zephyr Wuraicds Gnr,aantawn Wo0la Say-
ony Yarn, Crowel Woods.
Hosiery and Gloves AMI n thousand row arti.
claS-nll nj reduced prices.
FERGUSDN Sc Bro,
sop" rs KING stroet.
HOSIbEY, GLOVES, handkerchief Col
IL Isrs and Cul:, in a7osL varlnty, at
{. Z. BERRY $.
T AnlE3' ANn CHILDREE'S ME2lNO
- V VESTS snd ~ ants, oil sizos snd quail.
tiea, 1T g.. G. BEREG'1.
TErHyE WOESTAiS, Germantown Woois
III and knitting iarh;. il 81 shades snd colors.
scp29 hlE g. BbRRf'S
ErAl.h hND WlE7hE orEN!NG.
Laiicp' Ganls', Mssts', EGGS and Infants
Mcrino UndarwcHr; largo 81 ok 20 aolac!
from pricos from NC to 60 eaCh.
Silk and Linen IIandkerchiels and NsCkwear.
Etslory tC every s!Za, in English, Ficnch,
German Hnd Domestic: over 80 now Snl brsuti.
full ;;.tter,is ior tho present Gc!so;!.
CorscIs - 6lic, I5c, 81, 81 % SID 81 So "a pr.
Germantown Wocl, Zcphyr Wor.:od, @het-
land Floss and Garmsn Woolen iarna. IA
usIial Uur stock 10 COmnlr.e
Neck Buiilipg. G!ovos Lacus and Edgings.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
BuLtons, Spool Silk, Combs, Hair Brushes,
Knitting Cotton, Pins, Needles, Tapes, Towols,
Napkins, Rolts, Skirts, ShsWis snd now line OF
Jewery. Soaps. PerfumCry. &c.
sep ii c. vi. ADAMS. c2 Ringst.
pBN, POCKET and TABLE CUTLEKY
l. ksz1fs. Scissors, &c, Of superior quality, a.
| low prices, just received NJ as King ST.. corner
of Royal. Some very cheap Knives for small
| boys. Call Ani SEQ
j. T. CKRIGHruN IS SON.
| SkUSAnE ard SiINCE MEAT GUTTER
- COM BINHD, cheap; Scroll Saws, with
| Sheet Of Patterns, for l6c new goods just Open
| cd st IS King sirabt, corner of Roysl.
| j. r. CREIGHTON Sc son.
GUNS, PISTOLS, &c, al reduced prices, at
W IS King vt, c.rnrr of ko?a!--Onl2 think y!
| il n seven shooter Kevoivar, with st"rI barrels
| snd lGn csrtt;.Ecs, f2r 81 10
| !. I. CREIGHTON e SON.
JcOlS' TOOL CHESTS OF hsnI snti for sale
| D cheap 10 closa cat also tn assortment o
:>Azios ~ low prices, suitable for presents. Gal
| nIId examine hi IS ing strept corner Of ROYsl
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E'shNSS AHge ORGANS,
ST 4 r .FE' pEA NOS

GRAND, &QFAKE AND UPRIGHT.
Highest horura Paris Esrcsitiom 1S7& Iho
SSt'eI' Eoudoir Grand. Or urright. tio artists
Iavoritn GcGcS competition
&. IL. W.llD tS i;!;i:.. Solo Agents.
~ T.h ST., ~ W., Washington. j. G..
q sn agonts for tho celebrated krarich ,E Bach
mad ether frat clsss Planes. and tina PulGGhet,
Potion & Co. Standard Organs.
BRhNClt STONm with W. w. ADAM &
SONS. IS King street.. AIrysHlria; also refer TO
Prof. lloyTsn, Of AlexSndria.
1sS> Pianos, Organs sr d o;hnr Musical lnstru-
mnnts TUNED AMI REPAIRED. jan H3
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MEBsSFESI..
GILEs' LlNlMENT I0DIuK MONA

LAGE HORSES CURED FREE OF COsT.
SpayIns!, Splint9, Einsbcnos, Shoulder Lame.
ness. NaViGular Disease lunches and Thorough
Tor pamphlet. containing full information to DR..
WM. NJ. GILES, l20 WcsL Broadway, n. Y.
Oso only for horses tho Liniment in yellow
,Wrsprers. Sold b3 all druggists. Trial bottles
From Prominent Veterinary Surgeon.1
hr: Wm. n. Giles, Chemist: Sir--I have
precticed extensively in Europe aud America,
and your Llniment Iodide Ammonia surpsgges
anything ever used for spli1t5, strains, lame.
ness IN the limbs or shoulders, weakness across
mo kldneys wind gals and hard bony swclings
on inc lo'his: 1t is truly marvellous. Yours
very truly, RALPH OoE Veterinary Surg.
$50 Wost 18th street. Il. y.
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AVA! niyseii 1i The opportunity Of recording
my gratitude fur tho eroat and wonderful results
produced by Giles Linimont Iodido Ammonia
IN removing Iingbone from valuable horse
@Ithnu! bemshing or renewing the hair.
GEG. n. PAYNE. 35 & 81 west 2GCh st NY
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T ADlE@' AND CHILDREE'S MEHlNO
- VESTS Hnd "a NTS, hil sizes and quail.
ties, 1T e.. 6. BEKE6'6.
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TErHyE WOESTAi}S, Germantown Woods
~ and Knitting YarI,;, il al shades sad colors.
scp20 ALE &. B1RRY'S.
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Germantown Wocl, Zcphyr Wor:tod, &hct-
land Floss and Garmsn Woolen iarDa. IA
usual our stock is complete.
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Silk and Linen IIandkerchiefs nni NaCkwesr.
Etsltry tC every s!Za, in bnclish, Ffcach,
German Hnd Domestic: over ~ now ana brsuti.
full ;'atterns itr tho present Gcaso;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25
YnndcrhiIt,s ,Ycnlih.

1t is said that il Vanderbilt shoulG
sell all his New York Central stock Ia,
could become tho owner of Sl00, coo, co.
in Government bonds, or about one
fourteenth OF all i'll existence. As it is
lie owns more than any one man ever
held agninst his Government, nud his
holding amounts to as much rs the en-
tire annual expenses of the Government
some years before the war. The check,
for interest every NINETY days will
amonnt to over S5O0. 900, or over ) ,00t
a day. Vanderbilt has sent to the Treas
my S2l, 900, 900 more of four per cents
TO be- registered in his name He hn,
now standing to his account on th
books Of the Department the sum o:
SOL ono, coo of four per cent. bonds of
the Government. Mr.. Vanderbilt ex
poets to receive 90. .O00, ,O09 ms In. clos
ing payment Of the New York Centrn,
syndicate, on Tuf'sdry next, and thi,
amount. it's said, will also DC invested
in four per cents
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25


BoDIs Standards: "lJodiU makes n
better showing than any oih"r mining
district Of its ago on this Coas,. as MP to
date it has Divided NOR" money among
stockholders thnn il has gathered from
assessments. Forty eight incorporated
mining companies operating in this dis
trict have levied I4O assessments asprc.
eating 81, 1870. 500, while 4S dividends
have been declared agsregatiug 81. $50,
OOO--showing all excess of dividends Of
S3Gy, 800. Dodie needs three moro 30.
stamp mills. With ample facilities for
reducing ore. Bodio can safely cnlc 1ia,e
upon three .ividOnd paying mines in
August next for every ono II has at the
present time. ...a. r.a s...r.s.,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25
The cairornlA lreislsture.

CoMaxSrrsa upoiiii tie late California
Legislature. the Sock Efehange says:
''Iu many respects il Inns been n re-
harkable body, aud in marked contras:
to the Legislatures that have proceeded
it. AL Of its members. with. perhaps,
half dozen exceptions. entered upon
shelr labors utterly .unaeauainied with
the proceedings OF Legislative bodies.
While there was less gcnerdf talent ex-
hibited, there was "a more than average
dispiny ofsora,o.icnl buncombo. wedo
not remembers OF single speech being
made which will ever rink ns n states.
narlike production OF the third class.
Rules OF decoruni in one House, ,nt least.
We're set completely at defihnce. Person
alities were ihdulged in 10 such nm ex
tent, aud with such seeming impossi
bility Of restraint. that the presiding
officer threatened to resign in disgust.
The sand.lot element occasionally be
came rampant and responsible for o
great deal Of the runcor displayed. The
l0Gby, despite the strongest provision
in the Constitution which IT wns imng-
ined would hold IL in check fiuurished
as in tire pnlmiest days. ang 10
fhe expose by Kane, with the insig.
niiieant punishment which was Ineted
out to him for participating in one OF
the highest crimes against the Common
wealth. will lend stigma to the upper
branch which time will hardly etface.
1t was fortunate that the dominant
party had such small majority and
that the minority wns often factiOus
even in opposition to worthy measures
Had 1t been otherwise the forthcoming
volume Of Statutes might perhaps be
found encumb-red with enactment,
hostile to the best interests OF the State.
On the whole, it hus done better thar
We had reason to expect. Its sins OF
ommiSsion aud commission have not
exceeded in amonnt those Committed h!
the average Legislature, ana for thi
the people have reason to be thankful
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

a NoRTu rOLE exploration offico hns
been opened in New York by Prof.
Richcli Of bridgeport. Conn. lio has
invented n flying machine, which ho
says he is able 10 prove Is sure thing
TO navigate the nr in any required dircc.
iioD, except in storm. when IL might
become unmanagoablc, lilo hns put the
model highnyer in his Office for tho In.
spcction Of scientific mon and capital.
ists. md proposes TO initiate The nina.
turo mucbino witt, I ,2j0 cubic feet Of
hydrogen gas, aud take fivo-milo sail
In Il toward any point Of The compass In
order TO establish its ptncticability. II
IL stocrcd by means Of revolving pad.
dies worked with trondlo. Richell
wants somo entcrprising capitalists 10
tnko hold OF tho machinp build. ono as
largo as no wants, tako him to tho
northern limit Of navigation aud set him
anont In tho air. and he promises to fud
the pole md return. Here's chance
Tor American capital TO build u ship and
balloon for tho pole and boat the En-.
glish, who arc now raising funds TO
work out the sanlO problem In tho same
way
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THE Gold Hill NerJ says there is
considerable talk Oh the Comstock of
commencing the reduction Of low. grade
ores which have been left in :he vein ut
various levels nearer the surface than
where explorations are now being made
Mining men say this can be done and a
fUht realized provided the expenses Of
miniug and milling can be reduced n
little. Somo have intimated that the
Miners Unions have been agitating this
matter themselves and aro favorable to
the plan, provided they can be satisfied
that it does not cover MI intention TO
reduce wages in the mines. There is
no intention, il is claimed, to reduce
wages in the lower workings. The
plan proposed for the upper working
will prove beneficial TO both, ns a large
number of men will he put to work.
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rhe Two-E.adcd NIrhtI.rnl-.


~ The Austin RsreHis Of April 18th has
the following notice Of the performance
given In that e,iy by the Nj. hIing,le
Company, which will appear at Freeman
Hall Saturday afternoon and evening
next; 20 .aa urE F-.t q
International Hall WAS crowded last
night long before the time for opening
the entertainment, with anxious spec
tators eager to get a look at the won
drous freak of nature exemplified iu the
person or persons of Miss Millio Chris
tine aud Miss Christine Aliilie. many
doubters being among the number. but
their doubts were dispelled before the
conclusion Of the levcc. Miss Millie
Christine is rightly named the shth
wonder OF the world. Tho Siamese
Twins do not nppruach this arrange
freak Of nature and nothing like it has
been reported reaching adult life since
the'Hungarian sisters. nearly two hun-
d. yenrs. ago. She has two perfect
heads and one pair Of shoulders which
blend into ono body, aud she also re-
Joice'h in The possession of two pair OF
shapcly legs ana four tiny feet. She
can walk on two legs, holding up the
others. but prefers to go OH all fours.
In walIzing she is graceful and agile
and eau handle her pe,lnl exTemities
bewitchingiy: rs a soDgstress she well
deserves the surname of the wo-headed
nightingale. one voice being rich
soprnuo and the other pure contrnIto.
Miss Christine was born i'll the State Of
North Carolina % years ago. and is
consequently an American production.
Intellectually she is double but physi.
cal!y she is only one person. One
head might be.talking politics in French
while the other was singing rock me
TO sleep Ill another lnnguage. Hunger
and thirst are felt by both heads ut the
sam" time, but II one partakes Of food
the other will not feel the pangs Of
hunger after the food has diyested. AT
tho conclusion of the entertainment
Miss Miilie Christine took mp n position
near tho door so that all could huye the
opportunity of seeing the bond OF union,
or the place where the two bodies blend
into one. .. ........... .s .
We should not forget to mention that
tho nightingale Is accompanied by two
OF the smallest men that ever lived =
Baron Li!;lefiugcr and Count Rosebud,
brothers. aged SO and 81 yours respec
ti7eiy. They are much smaller than
tAe renowned Commodore Nntt or Gen.
Torn Thumb. These little gentlemen
arc Italians by birth and are highly
cIucntod aud very intelligent. Their
hurhablo performances createl much
m"rrimCnt. The pantomime was very
couIical and Rose5ud's rendition of the
Duchess of Deyoushiro was side-split-
ting. In their fencing exercise they
exhibited quickness Of movem, ut
which was indeed surprising. Alto
gelhrr this is the most wonderful show
that has ever visited Austin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

The Hamburg newspapers state that
on Saturday last the British steamer
A'nwick Castle. bouni for Vrnesucla.
cntorcd the river Eib. This vessel from
the nature Of her cargo. attrnctcd the
attention Of the Peruvian Consul. She
had IL lnrge quantity Of war material,
mud Intended 10 take in 100 tons Of
powder at H'mburg aud then proceed
To Valparaiso. While at anchor she
took Iicc anl was scdttlei 10 prevent an
explosion. The ship and cargo. which
included number OF Krupp guns. were
insured in Londoh auL Hamburg for
cl37. 900. Tho Peruvian Consul is
about to proceed against the owners OF
the vessel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25


AS the st. Louis express train was
leaving Scdnlin. Missouri, Thursday
night. Mr.. Jones. q large cattle dealer
from Colorado, en- route for Kentucky
to purchase fine stock. was suddenly as.
sanlted by four men ard before he
GOULD give the alarm lhcy robbed him
Of 81. 900 and certificate Of deposit on
the Drover's Lumk. Chicago, for 81 ,osG.
$4,000 in money aud some $751;
worth OF checks, dmfts and notes in the
inside vest pocket. Tho robbers nrc
supposed TO have como from Kansas
City, and IL is Thought they have gone
West with their booty. .r.r-aa.. POO
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A Good Liar.

The following we clip front an ex-
change. It will DC. readily seen that
Bill Nye is the author. lie says: , -. .,
"a few days agoIa man from MichI-
gan who had, been here two weeks and
wears u large buckskin patch where it
will do the most good. aud who is very
bitter in his remarks about '.tcnder,
feetl' was standing at the depot when
II young man. evidently from o, a,ihelogic-
al seminary, came along frouI the train
whistliug, What Friend We Lave ia
Jesus" He walked UP to the Michigan
man. who began to look fierce. aud
timidly ASKED il he would tell him all
nbout the cayote. The Michigan man,
who had never seen live cayote in lis
life, volunteered 10 tell him some OF the
finest decorated lies, with Venetian
blinds aud other trimmings to. them,
while the young Innn stood there III
opened mouihed wonder. with daylight
visible between his legs as high as the
fifth rib. u,ver saw such u picture Of
rapt attention in my life. As he be-
came more interested, the Michigan
man warmed up to his work and lied to
this guileless youth until the perspira-
'tiom rolled down his face. As the traia
STATED out, the delegate to Young Meu's
Christiam Association asked the Michi.
Gnu mau for his address. Il want the
address of some good earnest liar" he
said, zone who can lie by the day, or
by the job, and endnre the strain. l
want u man 10 enter the field for the
Championship OF America. Any com.
munication will reach me at L.advilIc,
Colorado. have heen in the Rocky
Mountains ever since | was three yenrs
I'D, AMI have lived for weeks with no
other diet bat cayo'e on toast aud raw
Michigan men lie waved his hand at
tho u man. anl said, Ii l dou't see
you again. hullo! aud he was gone"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

4 PAEIs special To the evsm;ngpapers
says De Lcsscl,s arrived at Calias. yes
tc.iny. with HIS wife. children aud
friends. all in good health. lie found
AN On huSiastic crowd asscmLich on tho
jrtiy to receive him. Tho Mayor Of
Calais Went Oh board the steamer AMI
GIHdc ~ conGratulainry address. On
reaching Paris hc fOunl flags that had
waved welcome to Nordcnioldk, now
nut;crinG in the breeze in honor OF
himself. .H.as.. a -..r-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25

WHILE some men weIu working in q
pit underneath Large vessel which
contained mol On metal il the Prunsyl.
vunin Steel Works. the rnchet broke
und the contents of the vessel were
poured in,o the pit. George Yost and
\. W"stbroke were fatally burned;
Mouroc Miller, Simon Martin, George
liuruiag AMI ono or two others were
ser. JUsly Turned.