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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-26

Capt. Madden telegraphs from the head Of
San Francisco, under date of May 4, that VIC
torias Indians stole thirty horses at that point
the night previous, and to his knowledge eleven
men, two women and four children had been
killed. Captain Madden will continue his pur-
suit Of the hostiles.
A marty OF twenty Ave men who started out
on the 36th Of last month to recover stolen
stock from John Dehmach, murdered in the
InyankarA mountains, and to avenge his death,
safne upon party Of seventeen Indians on the
Little Powder river ON the 18th inst, and killed
four Of them, besides capturing seyenty-siz
horses. One Of the party named Joseph Rhodes,
was killed.
An emigrant party going west were attacked
by Indians near Fort Davis, Texas, on the 18th
inst, A man and women were killed and two
men wounded. Two other men belonging e
the party are missing and supposed TO be killed.
A Telegram was received By Secretary bchur1
stating that on the 7th inst Chief victoria't
band Of Apaches attacked the indiana on Saz
Carios reservation, at Eagle River, killing ~
Indian and his family. twelve IN numbss, anc
succeeded in making thear escape. A Tucson
dispatch says: "victoria lost eleven killed "
the recent fght with Kramer. The latter los
Goreesnt Griffin killed. P. 8. Craig, deputy
Assessor Of Apache county, and James Rich
mond. his assistAnt, were killed BY Vtcsor1Al
hand at Steyons' rancho.
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SSVS3cW Ov6He
Mshcp VIM Santey, Of the M. E. church,
died at his home In Westerville, O., ON the 18th.
He was one of the founders of Oberlin uni
versity and father Of the author Of "Nellie
Gray"
Joseph Adrian Gastambide, an eminent
French jurist counsel, is dead, aged 70 years.
Col. Charles H. Lewis, United States min
ister to Portugal, died at Harrisonbuss, va., on
the 17th inst.
/ Mr.. Max Hjortsberg, the well-lmown rnilroad
engineer and architect, who was struck by q
locomotive on the 26th of last month while on
tuur of inspection to the site Of the new psill-
man car-works, near Chicago, died On the even-
ing of the 10th inst, in eokisequence, indirectly,
of the injuries then received.
VIM. H. Delehanty, the well-known song and
dance man, died at New York on the 14th inst.
aged 33 years.
Charles Knapp, member of the Forty-first
congress, and president of the Deposit National
bank, at Deposit N. Y, died in the 14th inst,
aged So.
Chief Justice Sanford E. Church, died sudden
" at bis residence in Albion, N. Y, on the 14th
inst, Of ofapoplexy.
Samuel r. Glenn, well. known journalist of
OF the New York Herald staff died, on the 13ths
The body of Rev. John Baldwin, pastor of
congregational church at lseavenwbfth, Kansas,
was found near that city on the nth. When
discovered the body was In q sitting posture
with head resting on the breast. There were
no marks Of violence and his death was
attributed to heart disease.
w. H. Ovington, secretary and treasurer Of
the West Division railway company, and an old
and esteemed citizen of Chicago, is dead.
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THE MARKETS.


Reported by CHANDLER, BRowN Co, Commission
Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.
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NEW YORK, May 1880 p. M.-Flour-
Steady, moderate export and home trade
inquiry. receipts 13, 266 bbls, round hoop Ohio
at S5.00@5.15; choice do at S5.86@6. rs;
superfne western at S400@4.9O common
to good extra do at $4.5O6a4. So; choice
do at S5.00@700; choice white wheat do at
S4.85@525. Wheat11sc better and rather
quiet; sales 5000 bus No. white seller June
at S1.24; $4,000 bus No. red seller May at
S1.32@1.32sl; 100000 bus do seller june at
S1.25la@1 Corn : 1@14c better;
mixed western spot at 51@5315c; do future
at 49H@511ac. Oats-Steady and quiet;
western at 44D50c. eef-Uulchanged: de-
nand moderate; new plain mess at 90. .5Ot0
1000; new extra do at $10.0O@1O.5O. Pork
Steady and quiet; new mess at $l1.25. Lard
-Irifle tirmer; steam rendered at $7.27Is.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged Ohio at
9t917c. Cheese-Steady at 1O@12sxc for poor
to choice. Whisky Nominal; western at S1.12
@1.15. Sugar-Dull and weak. Molasses-
In moderate demand and firm. Petroleum
Firm and in fair inquiry. Rice-Steady; fair
trade. Coffee-Dull and unchanged. Freights
Firm. Spirits of Turpentine at 25c.
Resin-Steady at S1.35C11. .421s. Tallow-Fnm
6 LOCO rs for western. Eggs-Dull at 1880
lie for fair to choice
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Foreign

LONDON, May 1880 P. M.-Lverpool
wheat market opens steady; floating cargoes
quiet but steady; on passage rather easier;
good cargoes red winter wheat OF coast at SIC.
Farmers deliveries Of wheat during the week
$4,000 to $4,000 qrs. Weather in England cold
for the time Of year.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, May $500 p. M.-Wheat -
June; $l.o6a for seller July. CONFIRM
and shade higher at size for cash; 3614c
for seller June; 365sc for seller July. Oats :
Strong and higher; 321sc for cash; 31Lc for
seller June; 2e1sc for seller July. Rye-At
Easy and lower at 5000 for cash; $40. .42Il
for seller July. Lard-Weak at $3.50 for cash;
S6.8719 bid for seller July Hogs-Receipts
$4,000 head; dull and lower; light at o.. 400
4.40; mixed packing ut S4.1Ot04.3O; shipping at
s4.so@4.55. Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; dull
butchers firm: stockers steady at $3. 2O@3. .6O.
COWS at S2.00@3.00; bulls at S2.2e@3.3O.
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MILWAUKEE,, May 1880 p. M. Flour
Dull and nominal; standard extras at &450@
4.7O; common at S4.35oa4. $50; choice spring at
$5.00@5.25. Wheat-Tame and unsettled;
May at 81. june at 81. .O94; July at o.. .O6sl
No. cash at 81. .1l1a; No. / at $1.17; No. 8 at
CSC; No. at 86c. Corn-Active at 371xc. Oats
Strong at 31Ac Barley-Quiet at 70c. Rye
Higher at 85c. Pork-Tame at S10.40 for cash.
Lard-At $3.50 for cash.
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~ q. & Land O0Aos, q vermillion, and became
acquainted with the location and quality OF tn
0ovsznnsnt lands throughout the Territory Of Ds
quirss relative to the manner Of acquiring title to
9overnnent lands undor the laws Of the United
oeAtea. Also viii attend promptly TO the csncela-
tRise apon lands tAas have been abandoned and
Dfspsrs testimony for Witnesses in case Of anal
1ecot - Homesteads, commuttd Homestead en-
sise ana Presumption entries. Also parties ds.if.
- 70 Ale q Prs.emptors Or spter land under thu
Homestead Aet can do 70 through this once With
eae peeeoaAl atlsndAncs q The Local Land oAce
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SntnaSuadI.

a special train loaded with ten,
passed through hero from the west nj
G:Jo o'clock last evening.
I'm nsscssmrnt of thirty cents has
just b hn levied on Belle tsic. aud upou
the ruscmo;n Mil & Miuiug Company.
"nc Of hft.cn cents.
Mr.. Pete Lowell father tu the young
,elegr .ph OPERATOR who is now sick.
nrriveA. here from Eureka ,oh u visi,
to his o this evening. - zi.F4
The stage from Cornucopia, last night
broushtstr wells, Fir8h x Co.'S. ofacc.
3 bar Of bullion from the Leopard mine
Il is valued ut -. $50 4G.
1t Is reported that ]. l.. Daft. former
Auditor for the +. & T.. II ilrond Com.
pany. htI rrturnil from exile ut the
Sandwich Islands. aud Is now in Ban
Francisco. .. ...-.-r -..
Ward Allen. one ~ tho Tunes. Rerisr
typos. arrived here Inst evening from
his home Mt W%ulGwortb. where he has
been on n holiday Wait. 10 goes 10
ruscatofa in a day OF twp.
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) % IFgp Eyd.y;f R.Iy,I >

DIR. S!ade will be prepared IL give
sitiines al his rooms In the DetStt Hotel
after 10 o'clock Saturday r,orulng. !
Allen Fisher who was nj Halleck
Station yesterday, iufornis us that Hon,
McCain's case Of mumpe Is q very
serious one. and that he IL suffering
most aeutely.
The following freights hate been re.
cefved since our last report: 1 car OF
ties for G. =. II. r.; I car Of wool fof
S.AS6ehSS AMI the, Eama andauit Iov
jas. Davis aud V. e. Bartlett; 1 car Of
lumber for NJ. Z. Freemnm; car Of
coal oil for J.. Ainl-y; l car Of hay for
Dorsey Bros. snl 3j.OOOn general mer.
chnndise for Elko.
A number Of masked men on Tuesday
entered the Office OF The Ogden Rustic,
and seiziug Frank King the local Of that
"red hot. live morning JOURNAL" CO.
cOrtci him to the rear. where hts per
son WAS .mLellished by n liberal appli-
cation Of tar aui further adorned with
feathers. p The Undue meut Offered by
King for these markell attentions,i is not
stated. Ills just poss:blc tLst n reduc-
ton 81 the caloric concentrated ia. the
sensational RnsLer. to n point below
fever heat. might have had the eject Of
preventing the eruption mentioned.
The semi judicial investigation Of thu.
s"liue properties of Lady Bryan. in vir.
einia City. WAS concluded Wednesday,
without extracting amy nutrim-nt 10
speak Of. Superintendent Kelly agreed
To surrender all his correspondence
telcRrnPhic cipher include lin any
way relating - transactions in stock Of
that inino between the dates suggested
by counsel conducting the investiga-
ton. Il. II. Lindsay is assigned 10 the
job Of critically examining and com.
pairing the Captains private orders aud
other correspondence for the time speci.
fed, aud is to report his discoveries at
the conclusion Of his lnbors.
/. The dancing school which Is being held
two evenings In each week, at Freeman
Hall, has u liberal attendance. The
seekers after saltatory scierce arc max.
ing rapid progress in the mastery Of the
V~anio1s an ! intIi .ate terpsichorean dips.
"
spurs and angles. The agile suppleness
displayed by some Of the old ROSTERS.
is r"po. tod AZ simply amRHing. We are
glai to hear that the ten aero stride of
til" once popular Galway glide. has
been %snprlAnted blythe. infinitely more
graceful evoIutionS of the Tipperary
Satl"p: Under the teachings Of the
latter movement. the pedal extremities
are never at "ny one time to cover an
area Of over e squire feet. nnd the prac.
tice of projecting the, hind leg like the
rudder Of ferry-boRt, is strictly prohib
tied until Such time as the holding OF
dancing parties on the immensely Of au
alknli fiat grows into favor.
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The following deeds have been placed
90 record IN tho R~ccoriat's Office n,
Tie p'nco siucc our las, report:
George a. Kingston to q. r. Hnl.
Land, 500 f",t In tho hdono miuc. Tus.
cifotn Mining District consideration,
&lDr.
Mrd. VI. J. Norton TO Urion & Brown,
hons" ard lot In Tuscnrorn--cmisidcr.
niion. $500. w
Froni IT, Smith. IInacy -. Smith. ! .
= Ifcscc'l, John Cushing and q. W.
Scott I" g. g. witchum, 500 acres Of
l'ndo"l Improvement, IN Township ii.
EthU Giant
..... H#. s.#.=a==
iH"'i sweet E,stofu cidct on dtaugh,
at ru ti,mn
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I,nndY Cnndni

For tbs holt ,ys, IRE than forty
Varieties. Also cornucopias, candy toys,
hearts, Christmas caujlos, Costume
NOTICES, els. Tla
Canned Fruit. Fresh Crackers and
Cakes. Pure Spices, Extracts, Candies,
Nnls. Tobacco. etc.. nj lowest Cash
prices nnl Best qu tity gutrante Il nj
..., .. W. A. ~JAcKsos's,
Next door 10 PostoNcr. =
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ThiS L. Tor Won!

Ia lioS VIII ciDrI, t. IN Ike or sr.
p"nntcui tho innt ihs of'your own gar.
hents. Tho most stylish aud perfect
citing costun ns can be produced nj a
largo saving in money by using tho
Domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed I" any address on receipt of
Pricc in post go stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue To
s.a,.n y, W. Eysss,. ,,,.,,.
domestic" Fashion Pnrlors,
san Francisco
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trrom Thursdays Dsily.I
n..TslISA517R

FPoEea Il
II onn.,u ,aASAISn.I ,o..n,;,;,.
! for , win.., D., Mas u;,h,r, .u,...;,s
one or more :. .,bs from call or h,s. ~
the snow. IN lie bmn,.nntaiu.n. r-.c;ar,
| In TN. nor,h.,, ,.,,,;,n of MI. ~
Austin Gilrnthi. xbo live =, tho ola
Ro~arr Raneh eat oS Mo 6uSs ro-l ,r.
rived here from that place and relate.
The following. of the d..,b f,om
~cxposarc. Of man namA,I yvini,n
For .t, better known M h..Norm,n
BiII'' who teamed oct Of Mi, ,,l.co .
couple Of Years AGO. .uj.L,. sine. ,,,sJ,,
his home at different plac.s in ,L,
county. Il appear, that Eorr..t anil :
conpl. OF others were engaged Inv l.
Iicrle, of Tuscnrorn. in cutting wood n,
n ranch, ON the eas side Of The Iudcpep.
dence range Of mountains. aud that
about Christmas. Forrest. with one of
tn. other men at the ranch, crossed tn,
range, going to Huyls's ranch in ind-.
pcndcnce valley, Snd OH the 25L of
December, started To return 10 camp.
III. weather, it will, b. remembered,
was intensely cold Mt that time. and TO
t;uli TO the diaslinfprt ofthe pede,tKians
after reaching their .xrsatest' attitude. a
fierce SNOW storm sct- in. Both men.
breasted tn. driving blast mnufulIy.
however, aud struggled for xarL until
-- " E 49,
| plctrly out aud could 90 no further.
Iii, c~umI.nuion, who was W III ui.,b .x
havstsd by tue pro;rucLsE struggle.
could render but it'll. assistance, bnt
did the best he cuuId under the circum.
stances. Taking suui. blankets tbcy
were prc ing aIons. he wrupprd them
M suugiy as possible about FORESTS
body, aud the better TO protect him from
the piercing cold, covered him heavily
with snow. Having thus secured his
comp inion FROM death for n time. b,,
pushed forward again towards cumu
which he hoped to rrncb in lime 10 pro.
cure Assistnuce aud save Fo,n.5st: but
blinded 10y the driving suow his pro-
gross WAS slow, and to add tn the diff.
rulties anj dangers Of the situation he
lost his way and darkness came on ere
yet the camp was reached. Conscious,
however, that to stop Was death, not
ouly TO himself, but the co,nradc he had
left. 10y almost superhrman Efforts he
continued his exertions, wandering
about during the entire night, happily
tiuding the cabin where the third mart.
mcr WIS awaiting. shortly after daylight
ON the following morning. when. no
l"nsrr nsrvrd by dire n-cesrity, he
S"mk down utterly helpless. bit at once
gave information Of Forests peril with
directions how to fluid him. The mau
addressed immaculate s,arto | for the
FasrT.t lTnN ~ ia. .lira.Ni.ru .,.a, H..
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1 wish Everybody to Know

Rev. George II. Thayer, ond old citi.
zen OF this vicinity known to every one
as Il most influential citizen, and Chris
tinn member Of the N. E. Church just
this moment stopped in our store to
say. IL 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 I'LL cases Of Lung Dis.
eases, such us notbing else has done.
BoUEDoN. Ind. May 10, 1879.
DRs. MArCHETr 4 FnAsC..
Sold by P.5 r. lInfIers Dfagsist, Eik6..
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From Monday sD.ny.f
AnlARRnnals

DAlnkonats
q. II. HeRler. Grrive4ia touu Satur.
day from his raneA 10 Lamo:lls.
Hell is described bY a Com-,ock in.
FAINT as Lady H!18pt 80 cents"
A ear load olbssrS limbers an . I'M.
Der arrived hrteJfrom the ives, this
morning. TIA to be shipped to Rail,
road District
I'VE uaieSd in q sylssiuia DaSpaper
ih< dS-t day the fundamentally TIE
marriage in that place of Miss Florence
C0rycll. Florence WINS merely Ia school
girl when she left here only IL very few
Years ngo,
Miss Alice. the young daughter Of F..
ii. Smith. met with u painful accident
while skating OF the liver Saturday
evening. The skate cut into II flaw in.
the Ice twisting her foot III sucI, = ulau
ner thnt he ankle was SD severely
Sprninrd that rhe hal TO Lo. carried
home. She Is resting quite Comfortably
to day. however.
Mr. A. l.. Sherman. Of Osino, informs
us that a herd IT antelope has for some
Tim" past been ranging in II broad basin
formed 10y a rim Of high hills about
three miles north uf hiS ranch on the
IIuwbldL He al-oS repotts = h.rd Of
deer AZ roaming in TIA. hills only "A short
distance north 81 IA river. two or three
miles this side 81 Osinp. 4 good up
p%or;uniiy is here presented for some Of
onr expert nimrods To load themselves
with glory aud vrnislu.
The cbeerfnl hun Of the lyur:n: mill
greeted The ears Of the residents II this
part of the town again this morning..
Having cleared out the big piles Of
grain ON hand, a brief rest WIS taken ia
order TINT mO:c might accumulate. !
RoOdiy quantity OF both wheat AMI bar
10y being now. la store az gain. the ma.
chiuery was put III motion. to-day, with
~ IrDsprct"i continuing Tor SON, time
T." e. me. Everything about the mill is
hrst-clisS. AMI Tia. proprietor, Mr..
DAVIS, being n thorough practical
miller sees To- II that nothing il lacking
!" either appliances az attention. to in-
SURE the very H. =: pr,iuc, possible.
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LIFE is real, after all. A young re,
porter Of Troy recently went to Water.
ford to attend Il bali. They danced I'M.
til the weo sma' hours, forgetting the
flight Of time. When they were ready
tn go home they found that the last car
for Troy had departed i've hvurs before.
Then they quietly walked down. Time,
four hours.
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a 5iodrrn Robinson CruSor.

TIC following pastoral por,ry h,s
- "a i"'"''i = va rnnd' i" prose. In
t'.r s~ttuIiug mill al the ,%ritlIur. nhil II
n.rrnsIur il,r,u,.h ia, c,u.u -,
.f.,It, a;.
nuy considerable ru,Lruu 4, ia, ,o,
.ta,ll l..,, IN
, ""' Wv
"'' "''"''" 10 H''"~hlnI again;
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From Tursiay's Daily. !
SniIn


Mos'rs. Il. Iiciuhart " Co. have jus:
received n lot"t eighty hdns nd cigar
which they offer in lots t. Suit, at price,
which defy competition. Step in nml
examine their stock before buying els.
where.
To day has be"n n regular succession
Of clDulS AMI SUNSHINE, a very li.hr
Snow ~fullin; most IL the day, which IA -
disappeared ar fast nS it fell. II is still
d""c' "'iInS il h:'n' showers as wc - To
press.
The ear lnnh If thinkers which arrived
Yesterday f"r Railroad District. is for
the ""w company which now has tn.
old EmIir" City Gumruy's property.
u TX for uS" at the MINIS. john
Sr'nc" has contracted 10 deliver it ut
III" mimr by teams.
Til" H. organ ordered from III, Etst
Tor use III the Masonic aud Old r lows
Lodge arrived here yest"nly. nh 4 va {
''sdsrtcd n position in the hfif. 11i"I.
who ar" iuIy"S II such ~ ,ticrS. r.pnrt
I'll" instrument a cool one possessing u
clear. fuil tome. II Is from the ttrtnry
"f J. Estry n Co.. Br~,cluLoruugh, Yer
mont.
since taking charge 81 the Hot
Springs. ]. J. G,rrrch: h ~ m,lr every
. Hort la render Them ,ttr,.t,v, O., H..
public 10y additional comf"rts anl con
rc"!"mc"s. nnl H. y prompt attention
to til" wants uf all who fuvur him with
their p~nirop4gc, Auy umo, lb., you
frsl like .aGhisp nh elissblul iu per.
feet comfort, just step on board tho
bus nmrl IN tcu minutes Jake will fur.
nish Il Z" YOU q, nuy temper, tnre You
may drsiic! right ihrn IN Elhye.i = /
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Next door 10 PostoMcr.

THx well known iirm Of DunphI \
Hildreth. cattle dealers, SIN ~Rrsnciscc,
Cal, have removed their busiuess office
from SO kcarucy street 10 oil Kcatuey
street. room M l. Parties desiring
rriiabl" Information respecting Ia.
markets will receive tho latest quota.
lions by attracting tho frm as nboYe.
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We Chnn-nsc IN, World.

When "" say We believe We hnv,
e~'''h'nsc A. prove tbnt JShiloh's Com.
S'imilii"m Cure is 1tcthelIv the hes,
Lung M"iicin" mIic. in rs much ns II
will cure u common ar Chronic Cough
In one half the time Al relieve .Asth.
ma. bronchitis. whooping Cough. Cronp
hnd show caSes Of Consumption
cnr"Ithan nll Others. II will cure
where they fail. it is pleasant to take,
h"rml"ssto theSoauyrst child. AMI we
guarantee @hu wcsty. "rrirS ri cents.
6o cents nni 81. II yuur lungs nrn
Forc. chest or back lame Use Shilul,'s
Porns Ilnstef. S5id 10y f.. r. MILLER
Druggist.
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40 H'su believe g..

That In this tosn theto nre scores of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives Nro m,lu mis- irnblo by Ia.
digestion. Dyspcpsis. Sur mil dis.
ircs'ed Stomach, Liver Complaint. Con.
Aiio,ioh 80. wien Tor III conis we viii
sell them Shiloii's vhsiizer. Guaranteed
to cure tlicm. S,ll by E.r f. Muller,
druggist, Eiko, Nevada
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sir Ashley Choppers vital Rcstorn-

~ "oi'F lthi bVStOtu-
ave
TIL" great rpgiish remedy mas mnlc
more cnr Sof M.tNntt Beihlfty. Sunft
nal WrnSn"aS, Lost Manhood. unriur.
nal emissions. l,sSitnl T., inrhiIity for
mental labor. dcsp,n lcmcy nnd such
diseases NJ Hrc il lu',l ny ynhtlhl
fullicS aud eXc"sScs, than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer? send to 4. T.. Miutir. NJ. D..
No. II K"nr1,"y' attSet, SNT Irhaci-co.
for the Restorative nnI he clrcl. Prizes
~ rcr bottle. Four times IT. quantity
$40. Try q bbttle. DR.. Mintic treats
Ill private dissises SUCCESSFULLY with.
ont mercury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-01

The following IL n hat Of letters re-.
manning. ia tho Elko Office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, Jan. 81.
1880: . .. .. .,
Conner Tobias Jones Ill sr.
Norton VIM Rogers Miss Jennie
Reed Smith VI +
Van Camp Samuel Wallis John +
| .Ht' u. W. IlULh, L. NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-01

IN Depot Hotel Arriyalr. afrg
/ VIZ tJhor aud isuily. f,&cerorn {.
}, ". DArltna. Salt Like.
20 Ans,lu dilrnth. Cope Road
a. Fisher. Wells.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-01

Hotel Arrivals.
DE-. SIaac ITn.morrnm

aT#st I'D EAFaENU
Dr.. Henry SlHda. the world reno vn.
ed Medium. will give sittings for pliys'-
cal manifestations, medical pxumina.
lions aud treatment, ut the Dept Hotel
for three lays only. on aud after
. Saturday January 3Ist.
No MoEx bad witch repairing. Al
work promptly idoud lanl Warranted Al
y. Gerbcr's, successor 10 Jnmes Drnin
20, .1d1M amQa 22zaa3l 10
Arrivals.
Last evening by stago from tho North:
John Reed, John Thomar, W. Skewis,
X. AZ, Gulssmian and Al Chin. ,,,,.
iNaH A-AG-~L-AlANshEH VIVA.
BRiSo Your watches To T.. Gerber,
successor to james Drain Il Co., iho
matchmaker ~ Biko. oIh4hF aIS
FnEsu T. ,stcrn Poultry on handnd a
for sale al ,thtG an Rssthurant. :
A IAGoE Invoice OF A | KY West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-01

FHrsn shell oysters received daily n,
tho Gem by express.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-01
Ocnni A


Il. II. Trcgnskis. Tnscnr0ra.
Isaac linssfnrd. New York.
- Stevenson, san Francisco.
T.. james, do
n. r. Peterson, Pleasant.
l.. West. Elko.
9. 4. Wiley, willow Creek.
". r. Tranc. south FJtk. 40
Jas King. Hllr,k.
Fred r.. benson, MeGarry District.
'rah14L-NIA.fA& ILAAL[-.T B~ .f.F
A good paying Nero m,i,r busihcss.
Including house aud lot aud rcaly aaiu
able stock, ut figures below. cost. Lack.
Of bedlni, h,ht a Tdcsirs 90 move ont OF
the country. Rtc tho eauscs prop,ptips
tho aboyc ongr. 9rparlicphta apriy
nj this office. Exc. Jan. iJ.rtssd. :
t1a L-laH .lgELAL % - '0,
TN mcH popular and frasrnrt per-
fu.pe Of tbs llay '"H tekHststs' "f@W
sod by r. Y. MAILER, Druggist, Eiko.
\ vrlu..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-01

A LAGoE invoice Of A | KY West
Cigars just received at the Qem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-01
IIrnnrfmrra.

This mornins by stag, for tho Nes,h
VIM. Gather and wife q. Fi,hi nud A.
Hymsn