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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-15
AND MEHOOPANY

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and Fridays, at one p. m. Notices of passen.
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-15

SS. PETER AND PAUL"-R. C.) Rev. Chas. e.
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
AMID CIrEIm
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05

Cotton receipts are short of last
years reports at almostf all the
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
NEW YORKS
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05

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This is a home institution, managed
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at the least possible actual cost. No
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
New TeIeEraph I..tr-...i.


. The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany have for si= weeks been expert.
smentipg between Nov York aud Chicago
with new invention wherrby Eve mes
sages may be simultaneously sent from
each end Of the line and 80 far bas
proved satisfactorily. The principle
involved Il that Of Prof. Z. Gray,s tele-
phone. that by the Vibrations OF tuning
forks tones of different pitch can be
sent over the wires simultaneously snd
separated ct the receiving end by an in.
genIous contrivAnce. VIbrstory tuning
forks srn made to break the circuit 10 ~
TO deliver the message In the Morse
alpha The Western Union is said
to have offered the inventor SIS. 900 II
he shall succeed in using one uire for
four simultaneous messages during two
months and S25, 200 for each line Of
messrgss composed after that. 1t is
stated that above six weeks OF trial is
successfully past aud that on the 2lst
instant, Ave operators in New York
aud 6ve in Boston using one wire seut
and received 2.l3J messages or forty
per hour for each man. -..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
The UaAAl Harder.

Tho Sacramento Record Unioa says
that San Francisco greeted Christmas
With her usual murder. There was,
however, = certain novdty iu the crime.
Hitherto there has slulys been some
motive for her accustomed homicides.
Either the victim had un~ittingly. of.
feudsd the murderer. or the latter
thought to gain something by the deed,
or there was . Womin in it. The
Christmas murder Appe.rs TO have been
committed without any other motive
than mere wantonnsss. A man vas
Walking home quietly when two drunken
rouGhs staggered against him. He
demonstrated mildly. whrreupon one of
them plunged knife iuto his bowels
and then fed. The murderer in this
last case is unknorn. Tnd may probA
bly, remain so il he and his companions
have wit enough to keep their mouths
shut It will be seen, however, that
the tendency TO commit murder ia San
Francisco is rapidly extending itself.
aud that the practical abolition OF pun
isbment for that crime is making II
very difficult for inoffensive people
even to walk the streets without endsn.
gering their lives.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
Fatal Accident.

Last Wednesday evening, about 4
O'Clock. says tho Virginia Enferpri,t,
Thomas Couroy, a boy about fifteen
years Of age. son of Peter Conroy, Who
lives in tho northern part Of the city,
was cAved on and killed in an old tun-
mel on Cedar Hill. near the Geiger
Grade. '.-
II appears that young Conroy aud
two boys named Lynch. we're in the
tunnel knocking out old timbers for
wood. Some timbers being displaced.
a cave occurred OF rock from the roof.
The rock struck young Conroy on the
back. hooking him down on the floor Of
the tunnel. .....r
He fell face down and some two tons
Of rock piled on top OF him. One OF
the Lynch boys received a few scratches
from the cave. but nothing serious.
The Lynch boys ran ont Of the tun.
mel and gave the alarm to some men,
who went to the tuupel and dug the
Conroy boy out. He was dead when
taken ont. The front part OF hs skull
was crushed in and it is thought that
death was almost instataneous.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

SAYS the APprd!: A few days ngo "a
discovery was made by q wheel Taper on
Central Pacific. which astohished all the
rnilrouGcrs. He found ih,d both wheels
on one truck had broken, aud u big
riccc had fallen out OF each. The brenk
had evidently taken place some time
before. and yet, despite the fact that
the two wheels were broken. the car
kept the track. Such an accident has
never before known TO occur in railroad
ing in this section.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.


ny virtue Of an ardcr Of ~ aIe issued out OF tho
District Court OF the Seventh in liclai district
OF the state Of Nrvsda IN and for the County
Of Biko. In the suit Of Charles Wild RraInsi
Edward Reilly and Tluc Belle Copper MIninu
Com npany, duly ntterird the eth day OF Dec.
emhcr. 4. ID. 1880, have levied upon the fol.
lowing described property .'aa ~ ..'0'
An undivided interest OF, thrce hundred
i2Oll fci In that certain mining ground
claim. and location a. eight hundred lcOUl
feet. known and is called the B:ur Rcil ciaiIn
aud location. siIuai Il In Railroad Minlng
District. In ko county. State OF Nevada
near Hui City. Also. undi .idcd Interest
Of Eve hnn rod AMI 'iSiy.two aud one-iAIl
iJs1ii feet in that certain mlaing ground
claim aud iocaii u OF fifteen hundtpd [ij0Ol
feet. known a. aud cal cd the Emma claim
and 4 cation. situate In same district, county
aud State as aforesaid. ..".H .r 10 % -
fnil aud cotnp p'ctc inventory. OF tho sal 1
property will be exhibited nt the unic anil
place ~ sale thereof. .fH. ..0.. 90
Notice II hereby given. that on Friday. the
3ist dry Oi n,crInbCr. A. u. lSsn, hrtwrcn he
hours nl o'clock 4. y. and o clock r. ". viz
NJ 1? O'Clock V. Of snid day. nt the Coutt Hons.
door, III Hlko. I VIII sell The above r.ieaerlhr
property TO the highest bidder or bidders, EoI
ctsh, gold coin ol tho United states. '.l'
.... To-. j. u. FITCH She IN
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

OSE OF the advantages pcrtnining to
the now INT thod Of engraving by cleo,
tricity.-Nn e'ectric spark pen having
been invented for the purpose in Paris
is that the artist does all parts Of his
work, and with no more trouble than IL
working with AN ordinary peucil; can
even operate, in n dark room. without
any other lish, thnn the glare from the
induction spark. II n sheet Of thin
paper be nt'ach.d d to plate Of copper
or zinc. II is said that an engraving may
be made with extraordinary facility 10y
this Device.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
A Canibuiistie candidate,

Mr.. Michael MCGOWAN. more gener-
ally known as Mike McGownp the Man
Eater, is in the city about tu run for the
Office Of Porter Of the Assembly. Mr..
MCGOWAN wishes it stated through the
appeal that he intends to reiinquish his
past bad practice, eschuw tho wine cup,
strike out human flesh from his daily
bill Of fare aud reorgnn:zo his scattered
character on new basis. II gives us
pleasure to note that Mr.. McGowau hss
determined to begin the New Year by
wiping ont old scores and starting once
more upon his feet Ls n reformed child
Of nature. lie believes il the Lower
House takes him by the right hand aud
lifts him up he will in time mako use
full member Of society. When the eau
Gus meets an excellent opportunity pre-
sents itself TO practice this laudaLle ara
Humanitarian work OF elevation and
moral reform. II elevated there is no
doubt but Mr.. McGowan would be
physicnlly able to discharge the labor
ions duties Of his Office IppeGI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

Journal Washington special say.
The Cabinet VS. not united on the.
question Of .h- Whitaker court mar
unl. Secretaries EvArts and Schurz
strongly opposed the proposition and
advocated tLa; Whitaker be dismis, cd
IN accordance with the rccomm on
Of the Court OF Inquiry. The Presi eut
said that up tn this time Whitaker had
been treated As though huil,y. and com
mon justice demanded that he SHOULD
be regarded ~ innocent until his guilt
was proved. Ho would therefore order
the court martial. and IL Whitaker was
shown to bo guilty ho would bc dIs
missed from the service; II innocent he
should not be made to suffer in army
circles. The opinion is that the charges
against Whitaker cannot bo proven.
and that ho will be given another
chance at West Point undor General
Howard.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

As oUH pnrcnts were having tho gnr.
den Adam remarked. fumhliug with the
bnttoD OF his a. leaf abstrnctedIy. ~
don't c.re about myself, darling; but
when / think how much yon have lost.
my heart fails me-" A. Eve the un.
selfish creature. looked into his eyes
with loving grace. and said swc.ily. "Oh.
! don't care, Adam" And this little
speech OF our common mother has lived
through all ages down to the present.
When man would express most nppro.
priately the supreme indifference that
peryades his bosom he uses the self.
same language that the gentle Eve used
NO happily; except that by one Of the
unaocountable changes tbAt time IL ever
making in things subluna'y. the accent.
OF the last word has been transferred
from tho frat 10 tue last syllable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
=. E,e...., II R.nr..,.

The San Francisco Alta OF Friday
says: The Pacific mail steamship City
Of Psking brought, by her last trip. a
young elephant cnpsigned to Wood
wards Garjsns- The beast vas rsceiv-
ed niihe Gardens At half past 6 o'clock
Tuesday evening and delivered to Mr..
Roop, the animal man Of tho Garden.
who secured tho elephant. a. he thought
70 II would be impossible 10 get loose,
and left for his homs. Some time dur
ing the night the elephant liberated
himself AAd broke out OF his Enclosure.
sismPeded tho mules. jacks, buffaloes
aud other animals. He upset the pop
corn house, and made a lunch Of the
COLD, upset the coon house. sat down
upon II, and demolished 1t. He next
broke = plate glass window at the en-
gine room. but caused no further dam.
sgc in that direction. he made . tour
Of the Gardens. and paid his respects to
the lions, tigers, hyenas. etc.-:ths
ring tailed monkey aud the polar bear. -
All o'clock Wednesday morning, when
the work men arrived, the ,qusdruped
chased them around the Gardens. Mr..
Roop bs.quently arrived. when the
playful proboscidau was secured. being
apparently highly delighted with "mak.
ing 4 night of it," ..... ........
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
DE Lesseps' Little Game

A Paris correspondent Of the New
York Tribune ridicules Do Less.ps'
methods OF raising the Eind by his
Isthmns cnnul operation. The real
purpose the "true inwadness" of
the scheme lies in the ninaeeuth article
of the contract. or Dotarisl act OF asso-
citation. constituting the company. This
states that ten per cent. a the shares
are to form privileged series Of shaI es
OF stock for the founders OF the com.
pany. II the whole stock should bo re.
allied this privileged psrtion" would
amount TO about 1900. 100 ( apcs. or
S6,OOO,OO0. Was thera ever a more
barefaced announcement In truth,
De Lesseps is "fi.rsh" man. and, his
Pecuuiary needs ars graf. He not
only wants money, but he wants much
Of it. His liabilities are great: but
am much mistaken il no hns not this
time torn of rather too much Of the
vail which has hitherto hang over his
schemes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

ThisiinIment vury naturally originated IN Amor,
-, wheie Nature provides In her lAborAL4 ~ Enci
TurprisinB nntidotcs for the n ,ladie. OF her chill
iren. Its fame has been spreading for 70 ycars
Intil now II enclrclcs tho habitabie globe.
The Mexican Mustang IInimcnt Is nlaichlcs
ssmedy for all external ailments Of Innn and beAs.
10 stock owners and farmers II is Invaluable.
= single bottle oftrn saves n human Iifc or n
Horcs tho nsefulnop OF an excellent hoese. o.
VOW. or sheep.
IL cures foot.rot, hoof all, hollow horn, krua
crcw worm, shoulder rot, mango. the bitos an
Itir H Of poisonous reptiles and insects, and ever
Mch drawback to stock breeding and buah life
IL cures every external trouble Of horses, s,.a
Asiameness, scratches, swinny, sprains, foundos
Wind gall, ring bonn, elo., etc. I..f| H..
The Mexican Mustang Liniment is tho ouLchcs
sure In tho world for accidents occurring in u
family. IN the absence Of . phyaicIan, Sach Q
burns. scaids. spralns, outs, sta, and for Sheun.
ibun, and stiffness enEcndered By exposure. Pc
tculAriy valuable 10 Miners. y 49, ..
Il Is than spcst remedy in tho world. fos ;.
nenctratesti lm 70 10 the bono, and siusi
application Isl 1craliy suc1cient 20 c,ire.
Mexican Mustang Liniment Il put up In thss
size. a bottiea, tho Larger ones being propoStlo
es'S much ~ cb-apsst- so,d OvcywlIsra
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
The Sentence or DeEauItcr Car
rick.

When Is. IL. Curriek appeared Friday
before Judge Rising in Virginia for sen
tence. his counsel moy.l for a new
trial. Tie motion wns (cui,d aud the
Court proceeded to pass he following
sentence:
''li is the sentence and judgment OF
the Court that you shall b, finrd in the
sum OF S!l.9IO nI- umouni-nb, zzlcd.-
and that you be- cobfurdin the State
Penetentiarv. Mt bard labo:, for the pc.
riod OF Eve (5) years for tho crims OF
onbe zzlemeut. your term oicoufinement
to commence upon your ddi,ery to the
prison authorities"
Csrrick's s"nt' nee is astevere as the
law can make 1t. One ycI's inprison.
nent is the lowest penalty,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

THE summer residence OF James r.
keene, Mt N-wburyport, II. l., was
burned yesterday morning. A defective
furnace was the cause. Several thou.
sand dollars worth OF paintings, etc,
were saved. The house aud contents
were valued at 800, 900; insurance up.
watds of S5O.0G0. Inability to get
water. owing to the extreme cold. pre-
vented tho hremen from working ef.
fectiyely. '"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

Ar Louisville. Ky. Friday. an extra
ordinary and rare phenomenon occurred
commencing shortly after sunrise. and
lasting until II o'clock AN. The sky
was remarkably clear nnd intensely
cold. There appeared In the eastern
heavens three suns and beautiful
rainbow. The phenomenon is known
as Peribelia, and is precursor OF cold
weather.