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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-31


Uncle John Gibbons and Billy Allen
departed for Tusearon by blackboard
this evening.
John Mentally is expected to arrive at
Tusearora from San Francisco, some
time this week.
The balance Of the wool from Gen.
Rockers sheep Ianch south Of Ten
Mile creek. has just been received here
by Reinbart 4 Co.. ~bich firm will to-
morrow ship the same to Koshland &
Co., Mt San Francisco. The lot nun
bers 80 bales. ngngregating "a. 457
Pounds; an average Of 722 pounds to
the bale.
/. y. Stone has received II letter from
Bishop Whitaker. dated'a al Phoebe, in
which he says: Il expect to DO at
Wells Tuesday night. goth inst, and
would like to hold service ut Elko
Wednesday evening. 9Th Will you
arrnpge for ;he service, aud nave motto
giSenf' Iu compliance Sith the above
request, Mr. Stone has made nil neces-
sary arrangements. aud Authorized us
to that services will be held
at the Church tomorrow evening.
The Wood River Times has the follow
ing TO say OF u fornor well known citi
Zen Of ilko: CD. ('Charlcy") Lane,
an oil Comstooker, who IL now engaged
III placer mining on Snake river, was
in this section last week. Mt. Lime
recently sold his placer mines to an
Eastern company for SEA. 900 and he
Informed the Tim,s that he intended TO
re-invest the coin in this section. Mr..
Lane left for Albion. Cassia ountv.
on Sunday. hut will be up here again
three oil four tunes before snow Il e,"
4 note from Mr.. Psnrod. at Island
Mountain rccrivck last evening, brings
as the highly gratifying news that l..
{. Currie. who for the past twenty days
has been erj wing the hopitalities of
that saiubrious camp. Is steadily i'm
proving in health; increasing in appe
tite. and cnlurgiug his proportions TO
such all 'Htrnt tina; his specific gravity
now compared with thu, Of three weeks
al". is "a 10 t".5O. L-sile's friends
IA Hcluaiutnnecs will be glad to hear
of tAi, cheering advance ia Curre
stock.
Mr. John Gibbon OF Tuscaror,. who
for two long weeks psf. has. as Il juror.
pllicI lily lisi,eu.d to nothing but
learned aqweou~ dir "a ]s.tions. is ussailed
by the TineI-E-rlsc, vLrrl attempts n
h~yirUpath,c Ri elton upon the an
cirnt juror. 10y a,aius the im pertineut
question. What does he know abu.t
watcr?" Uucle John says he ..plowrj
the bTiuy' on the Erie canal in his
youth; swan the raging Platte IN 80;
Was intimately acquainted with Mud
Springs m -, AMI has performed reg.
MIR nhn!n.ions q, often as once a week
for now nigh onto a hundred years. and
thinks he ought 10 know something
about water.
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From Monday i Daily
huInInxunii-

Haek Msso" pns,cd westward by the
train yesterday morning.
Charley Abby pissed through from
Denver, "n his way to Cnr'in. by yes
terdny mornings tram.
Governor Kinkcad has recovered
from his late ~illu"ss, aud appeared upon
the streets of the Capital.
Thomas Giliund is in from LamoilIe,
10 day, l"Hhi'g with building lumber
for his ranch at Payne IL Fcrn.id's
yard.
Hon. J u. K'llry. who went TO Santa
Cruz for the benefit OF his declining
health has been taken with beeding at
tho lrugs. and is reported 10 be in a
very low condition.
We understand that Ed. Barton OF
Sprucemont, has just sold out a little
mine owned by him at tina, place to A.
y. Campbell. Congressional Delegate
from Utah. The title having been
transferred, aud the purchase money
paid over. We did no. lcurn the name
OF the mine or the amount paid.
J.H. Dawley, the old time mill ma
nipuIntor. passed through here on hi.
way to Leeds by tho train las, oveninr.
The rich scientific vein in jim. formn.
ton is at this time drawing him Zion.
ward, for the purpose Of satiatinp a
CONSUMING thirst for kuowlelgs "a.
spocting u patent pnlvoris r said to b.
pounding to the imp,lpnbIc at a furious
rate over in that qu ,rtcr. He exp,cis
TO absorb all thcre 10 in the rfoccss.
and take 1t back to BJdiu in about ,.n
days.
A car load Of timbers for the GRIND
frize received hero yesterday hy wnr
h'r n Co. was immcdi' ely loaded IN
Lish's lou wagons. mud started for iis
destination Hulick's teams were also
loaded with $4,000 pounds Of general
merchandise. for Tuscarorn. to dny;
also Andrrson's team with SAM.
mount. The fast freight started out
with 5000 pounds soon after midnight.
a car load Of lumber for Triton a. Brown
was received from the west by Warner
* 90. to day. 70
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Gn1ASa.GlH


A ~ Iosd OF wagons and general
merchandise AfIitSd 9srsirop s.era-
meuto to-day.
The District Court-to.day disposed Of
some probate matters and adjourned
over until Saturday.
The fast. freight for T~uscarora, goes
out early tomorrow morning with .
load of 5000 pounds.
G. w. II. Budden. the yell known
photographer, has made arrangvmeuts
to,leavs here for iTusearota, to- morrow.
Dick Dorsey loaded to d,y. at Warner
Co.'s warehouse. $1,000 pounds Of gen.
eral mFrehandise for various parties in
Tuscsrora.
The Indians say that a sure cure for
the bite Of a ~ratuespske is to take the
roots OF wild parsnip. roast them. pull.
~veriz.. make u poultice Of it. aud apply
to the Hesh. Ehig0 c-+ftAl Hin
q. =. Brown. who is Sketching Oh.
j-cts Of interest in aud about the STATE.
from VII ch to illus, ate Il e forthcoming
history Of Nevada by Messrs. Thomp.
son x West. is now here for the pu. =
pose af making additions to his port
folio. from the town aud surroundings.
Mr.. Browns skill as an artist is clearly
manifested in a faithful transfer Of the
ranSe of rolling hills bordering the
south side II the river aud exceeding
above and below the town, and in n
hands me and accurate picture Of the
State University aud its surroundings.
Other views in this locality, for che
work mentioned. will be taken by Mr..
Brown before his departure. ' 90
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From fridays Daily.
sRim

John MN Ally went out to Tuscarorn,
by stage. yesterday.
Senator Fair returned to Virginia
City from San Francisco Wednesday.
George Russell is expected to return
home from Idaho in the course OF a
few days.
There is a rumnr on the Comstock
that rich ore has been stuck ON the
Brlchrr 900 foot level.
L. n. Stone departed for Carson City
by the train Yesterday morning. He
will be absent several days.
Jim Dawley vas a passenger by the
West bound train this morning. lie is
on his return from his trip to Utah.
ii. Il. Byrne arrived from san Fran.
cisco 10y til" train last evening. lie
proposes to head his buck board for
Brunenu TO morrnw.
A special train OF twenty cars
AIDED with ten passed eastward at 10
O'Clock 'ns! night, and another OF IS
cars passed IN the same direction at .
o'clock to day.
CT. Brnnt. u gentleman we'll known
IN the western port Of tae State, was n
passenger for Colorado by this morn.
InB's trim for the East. He goes 10
prospect tho country. with u view OF
settling there.
In the District Court. yesterday, the
cause Of L. n. Hanson vs., W. L. Young
WINS continued for the term. That of
Abbot vs.. Primeaux was set for tiinl
August Ith. aud the case Of Rpinhurt
ct al vs. Il. I. Hard,sty for the following
day. u" T#I
Fic'nmor, known M the '.Flyins
Dutchmnn,' who r,cently escaped from
The Tuscnrora Bnsiile hooipd Il 10
Storhs on Silver Greek. where no Dor.
r"wed n horse from Antoine, which he
vas to return in ten days. The tenth
lay has arrived, but tue horse hasn't.
j. w. Mcdonald. Of Hicks district,
came up from the Bay last evening.
Having exhausted the novelty Of both
oriental and occidental attractions, he
proposes to erjoy the quictudc Of n
hriei %sojnuru at his old home on the
Brunean. lie will start for the north 10
a day or Two.
We gratefully acknowledge the receip,
OF a generous donation of garden
~"s'ss' freshly gathered from the fer.
tile ranch Of our esteemed friend l.. J..
C%nrpcnuS. ont in Railroad district.
From beneath the nice new potatoes.
onions. lettuce. green peas. and numer
Qua other granger products. was fshoi
out u box Of regular oli-fashionod red
c%urrnnts, with tho Same uncompromis.
Ing righteousness rs Of yoro. A
tition Of the dose will elicit nary n
growl at ,biA end Of tho line.
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letter from q. i. Strirklrnl dated
at Haley. Idaho. the 9Th instant. WIS
received by Mrs. NJ. l.. Haynes. this
morning bringing to her the sad News
OF her husbands death, which occurred
at that place on that day. from acute
pneumonia. His condition was not
considered dangerous until u sholt time
lrior TO his death. II" bad every cnrc
and attention at the hands OF old friends
who surrounded him. and passed
quietly away; the only regret expressed
being that his vito was u]nprovidcd Tor.
lh" funeral was to have taken place on
Monday. W
Tue deceased was born ut S~yracusc.
New York. June 2ith. 1924. and was
therefore in his 5sth year. He was
among the early einigrnuts To Cali.
iornin, coming from that State to Ne.
rada Territory ut the outbreak of the
Washoe silver excitement. locating nt
Carson, Ia subsequently drifting To
a 'siin III tbs Reese Rivor oxci,eme.t.
Fr IN there he rctmr cd to Carson. aid
in 1869 started for Whit. Pin. with the
rush for ih 1t locality, hut on reaching
Elko, on the l9ih Of March. concluded
to proceed no f"rther. aud engaging in
business here, remained a citizen of this
rinc" until the Wood River excitement
attracted him ,hi'hcr. last Spring.
rhou.h not specially fortunate in
his mental organism, the deceased had
many excellent traits OF character which
will be remembered by his old friends
aud acquaintance throughout the
State.
The sympa,hics Of this community
will be kindly extended to the stricken
widow in this her hour Of deep aalic.
lion.
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LOCAL AID sTAIE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily.l
=

aHH
A wagon load Of Witnesses in the In
dependence valley water case. departed
for the north this morning.
Fred Bagot was the only arrival by
stage this evening; the departure by
stage this morning being Henry.
Rev. J. d. Beard will preach at the
Church tomorrow morniag at l O'Clock.
Sunday School at 1890; evening SER
vice at 8. All are cordially invited.
A fishing party consisting of j. p.
Edoff AMI wife. Miss Mary Mundell. j.
W. Dorsey. l.. ostreicher and Joe Ross.
started out to-day for the old johnson
place. on the Cope road. No demi-
johns. " no. q. fa1t
Wager and Whitney. the Carson par.
ties, who recently purchased the I ruI
ings from tho old Leopard mill Mt
Crcnucopia. arc negotiating for tue
possession Of $1,000 tons OF similar
material at Unionville, Humboldt
county. II successful they intend
erecting a furnace foI roasting the tail
ings, similar TO tue plan proposed for
reducing thnse ai Cornucopia.
John Brady. formerly, a section boss
for the Central Pacific Company at this
place, who is now ranchiug near
Bishops. this side 81 WIS. was Sc.
verely injured 10y a kick from a horse.
The blow was received on the forehead.
which Knocked him down and cut n
fearful cash nearly the size of the hoof.
DR.. Meiss' who weEt up by the train,
and dressed the wounds. Informs us
that though severely cut and bruised,
no danger need be unprecedented in con.
sequ nee.
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RenssurInS.

Yesterdays news with regard 10 the
Presidents condition.. is of very en-
couraging nature. II is affirmed upon
the most competent authority, that he
Is now quite as we'll as at any time prior
TO his relapse, and is in Il fair way 10
ultimate recovery. All the physicians
in attendance. including the two con-
suiting surgeons. are firm in the belief
that their patient will get we'll unless
some extraordinary complication arises,
oil which there is not nov any proba
billy. All that the physicians are
willing to say il that to day the Presi.
dent son a better aud safer plan? than
b. has been since the shooting; that
they have perfect mastery over his case
AMI tLat the probabilities are that he
will surely recover.
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SHIRlFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE or aS ExECrTIoS rs.
- sued out Of the District , outt Of The Sew.
cnth JU iciaI District, uIthe State Of Nevada.
IL aud for the County Of EIku. IN lilo suit OF
Charles Adams against William Kennedy,
duly attcstcd the al day Of JuIy, a. ID. FISH,
All e tac del ndang's. Win. Kennedy. fight,
title aud Interest ~ and TO thosr two certain
ranches dcscfib d Rs follows. 10 wit: One
known rs YIN. kcnncdy's horse ranch, stu
atcd In browns Canyon, huntington Valley,
Elko equity. Nevada. about one milo north.
cast Of ftcncr's ranch, aud coniaing 100 acres,
an now occupied by George Rcnshaw. Also
VIA, y kn.wn a. Win. kcnncdy's ranch be.
s.. and " u OF $. b. ~ zee. ~. tow nship
90. y. Il. 20. N. NJ. containg $40 acres Of
lind Also, NJ a OF Sec. ~. township 20.
\. R.0 i. Al Ia said county aud state first
abr.C wti ten.
Noi!sc = hereby given that on MONDAY.
thc. fIFTE Mn day ui AuGU r. A. ID
1871, between the huurs " q o'clock \. W. a..,I
: o'clock p: ", viz; al ~ O'Clock ", OF said
day. at the door Of tho Corr; ITpnsc, IN EIko.
klk,, syunty. NuNala.l wf,i sell Ihe aboy. de-.
cash. 4. UrEIT, n Sn.,o
ny 4, ". nrssoS, Deptty.
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O.. /. BrUwn. Carson.
j. j. Campbell, Fort uaIlrck.
l.. a. Gordon. Lone Mountain.
Ira J. Brown. Illinois.
Fred. B,got. : 40 Francisco.
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TnE question Of a continuance or au
abanfoum"nt of Fort McDcrmit, in
Humboldt County. has been referred to
he Military Division Of the Pacific,
aud Colonel Sanford. Of General Nc.
Doweli's staff, is making the necessary
Investigations in that part Of the coun
try in order to ascertain from the facts
presented the proper course to be pur.
sued in regard to the matter. The fute
OF the fort "opens now upon the
ColUnel's report.
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Our Old ToUnSunnn. hoe. Ferry,
Head Prom.

HeH-d Prom.
y letter TO District Attorney Dnyen-
port Il, Emekn. from Counsellor Tom
LIsrv!r', who recently mIgr .ted to
Bate City frum Eureka, is publish Ia
the Ls1dsr OF the 2Ist. Among tn,
items OF intelligence contained II, the
epIstlr, Is IL not wholly devoid Of in.
tcroat To many Of our readers IN this
part OF the country. The Counsellor
says that the day after he arrived, DR..
IL. Terry came INTO Butte with u Mrs.
Ferry, whom he has lately IN rrrird, and
proceeded from there to Deer Lodge
The hiushiuG b,ilc was none other Than
Mrs. Nj. c.. ~Cavauoush .formcrly Of
Eureka. The old story. We presume, Of
Two souls with but u single thought"
etc. We congratulate the doctor, anh
hop" that, at last, ho has found his
affinity III the person OF the es,imaLl,
Mrs. G..
The lady referred to above was also
at II time u resident Of this place. ANA
the wife OF James Fay; the parties re-
moving from here to Eureka, several
years ago,
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Complimentary.

The F~Trem"n's Fund Record. a San
Francisco insurance periodical. makes
the following complimentary mention
OF n Of u old time citizens:
"one Of our most valued agents, H
III. Grant. of Elko, Nevada. mas just
entered the service Of the Lion Insur.
ance Company. as Special Agent. He
has had IN extensive experience in cor
rect underwriting. and will be found to
be Just the right man in his new posi-
tion. With rs he has been more than
an agent, be has been a highly est. EN- .
ed friend. and We heartily congratulate
him on his promotion" -rg5
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THE celebrated Peruvian Bitters, the
very best tonic known. nt the Gem.
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FAMILIES supplied with ice cream
upon leaving their orders at the Gem
Restaurant.
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Hotel Arrivals.

steve Dakiu, Lnmoilie.
NJ T.. Seymour and wife. Illinois.
u A. Kunk. Pennsylvania.
tred wilson a family. Tuscnrorn.
Mrs. Dell Wilson a family. do
T. IL. Boynton. do
Lewis Robson. Battle Mountain.
d.. l.. Hooten. Mound.
A. J. Vile, River.
j. Il Rocker. EIto.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restauront daily
by express. .s's
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NMls.sEA.,.IE


ELxo. July IS. 1881.
DdhAG 6yAhS-nSs 81 ihSiixt iLsS<
months. in The capacity OF sp@ciAl Aess,
ofshss4io. ee Hu11o.g0dpSpJ.
OF London. Mr.. n. v. Paddock will
conduct my insurance business for me.
aud carefully attend to renewal OF exist.
ing policies and give attention to new
applicants for insurance.
Any communication on insurance
matters should be addressed to me as
hitherto. and will receive prompt atten
tion from him for me.
Soliciting n continuance OF your
patronage. and promising 4 continuance
Of faithful %atte..ion. I beg to remain.
Respectfully Yours.
Jy2S 2t II. NJ. GIANT.
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Hotel. Arrivals.

VIM Morrison. Missouri.
II. A. Young. Pleasant.
T. r. chase. Wells.
J. II stone. Boca.
Bishop o. W. Whitaker. Virginia
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FRESH Bread. Pies and Cakes at the
Elko Bakery.
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EIkO Fast Freirht.

On aud after Wednesday. June LIST. n
Fast Freight team will leave our depot
III Elko at o O'Clock every other morn
ing. and will arrive in Tuscarora at z
p. NJ. of the same day. Price of freight
inv"ri"ble two cents per pound. Mark
goods for this liue East, care w
EIko." w in a circle.
&. e. WARNER n Co.
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SPECIAL gOTICES.
DEN is (.

DR.. 0. Il. Thacher Of San Francisco,
a thorough practical dentist. will arrive
here from Tuscarora on a professional
visit about the fifteenth Of next mouth.
His stay here win be comparatively
brief. aud persons requiring the servi-
ces OF n skillful dentist car have n
work in that line performed TO their Ell
tire satisfaction BY apply to DR.. Thacher
in this place. on or about the time above
mentioned, August 18th. 4 e-g-
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MILWAUKEE BERE on draugh, a, the
Gpm Saloon
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n LAhoE inyUiue ui TIE celebrated
"hi'e hre Whisky just received ut the
Com Saloon.
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Fen sale by d. Remnant h Co., in
lots TO suit, about o tons Of cracked
wheat suitable for chicken 70, d.
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THE best quality Of Rhine Wines at
be Eiko Bakery aud Saloon. Reckhart
\ CO.. Provristors.
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Dissolution.

ZEE CorARTSE lsIuP HERETOFORE
existing Utweeh John Spencr and 4 X
bcnsun' under The hrtn name " spence &
rnR, e this day DISSOLVED BIZ mutnpl consent.
HNH MIN 81 NCE.
-. s. 4. BENSON.
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Hotel Arrivals,

I. j. Straub. Salt Lake.
IL. Tuslsr. Sidney. Neb.
n. Levy. Winnemucca.
j. W. Mcdonald, San FraLcisco.
ii. L. Byrne. do.
John N :Kee, Huntington.
VIM. Fry. Huntington. tf4
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Advertised letter I.is,.

Advertised Letter List.
Tho following is a list Of letters 70.
naming III the Elko Office. unclaimed,
Tor the week ending Saturday, July 70,
1881.
brown Dan EItdlcy willicJ
E'tep Samuel Kenpe,iv David
Nn''"ll Lizzie Ovens Mary Il
P%ettyjohn RIA
q. W. HUI. =. NJ.
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Hotel Arrivals.

w. johnson. Tuscarora,
j. Davidson. do
John McNnlly. do
Miss lilly Hill, do
Miss Emma Hill. do
j. II. Wild, CnTlin.
Henry Schoidy, Tonuo.
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ohAMrAoNE OF the best quality and
brands cnh be had at Rec1hsrt &
Froellcb's Saloon.
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FiSE bIacNUou, o,.n.,, 80, medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly purc; for
sale at the Gem.
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Hotel Arrivals.
G. 4. PEBBLE. Wells.
A. N. Clark. Connecticut.
Robert Snidcr. Bullion.
Cicero D,,is In
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l,zE;y / I | ! ! . :
How Lost, How Restored.

How Lost, How Restored.
just published, a new edition of DR..
CULVERWELL'S Celebrated Essay on
the radical cure of Spermatorrhe, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Impotency, Mental and Physical
incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc.; also Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fi's, indaced by self indulgence or sexual
extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, In this admir-
able Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a
thirty years su cessiul practice, that
the alarming consequences of self
abuse maybe radscally cured; pointing
out mode of cure at once SIMPLE, GER.
tain and eflectual, by means of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri-
vately and radically.
Ng~ This Lecture should be in the
hands of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, post paid, on receipt of six
cents or two postage stamps. We have
also a sure cure for Tape Worm. Address
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co,
Al Ann ST., New York, N. Y;
oct9-ly' Post Office Box, 4586
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What can they see in the long
eat kingly line in Europe, save
that it runs back TO a successful
soldier?
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A Gard.

We take great pleasure in call
ing the attention of our friends
and customers to DR.. Bosanko'5
Cough and Lung Syrup which is
perfectly harmless, pleasant to the
caste, will not nauseate, and gives
relief almost instantly. II matters
not how severe your cough may
be, how many cough medicines
you have tried, or how many
physicians you have consulted, the
tonic, soothing AMI healing prop
critics Of this medicine viii loosen
and assist the throat aud lungs to
expel the offending matter, leav-
ing them ia a healthy condition,
free from irritation, and the air
passages clear, besides invigorat-
ing and strengthiug the general
system. Price 80 cents. For the
positive cure of consumption,
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis,
dry hacking cough, loss of voice,
irritation of the throat, soreness of
chest, pains in the lungs, splitting
of blood, Group, influenza, whoop-
ing cough, and lung fever, we rec
ommend this medicine above all
others. For sale by G.. w. Bow
MAN, Martiasburg. w. Va.
june25 1y
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FARMERS!
Look to Tourhterest
.
The Place to get the best
AGRfcW TURAL
IMPLEMENTS +!
Farm Implements

aud my way Of dealing with the people, is
being highly appreciated by their liberal
and increased patronage. To those I'M
acquainted with me, | would ask that
when they want an implement of any
kind to give me a trial and learn what
experience and knowledge can do in any
business, as it is always best to buy from
a man who understands the business he Is
in, and knows what be is offering. Every
article | sell is fully warranted to give
satisfaction every time, and you will al
ways get value for your money. deal
in nearly all good implements needed on
a farm, such as Barshear and Double aud
Single Shovel Plows, Cultivators, Har-
rows, Cutting Boxes,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-23
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