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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

Catalogues free. All Of the above sold for CASH
or monthly payments, ft
RAMOS q MosEs' Music Emporium.
sci Ola Main STREET.
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AE is DEAD

dreaded syMrroms-A SEVERE
,,eos. HIGH AND FEEBLE PULSE,
AND EXTREME wKAKNRss.
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ELBERoS, September 19-5:2O p. M
The President rested quietly during the al
ternoon. DIR. Boynton Is now ont riding,
which appears as a good Indication that
there Is no Immediate danger. DR.. Boyn'
ton said before leaving that II there was
any change it was slightly for the better.
DIR. Hamilton has Just arrived.
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DIANOs AND ORGANS, So
NEW AND OH, NfH
RENTED, BOUGHT. EXCHANGED. or SOLD

We REPRESENT the sTEINwAy. CHICKgRING.
HhLLET & DAVIS, BRADBURY, FISCHER, and
GROVESTsEN 4 FULLER PIANOS tht MASON
& UAMLIN, BURDETT, GEORGE NUODn. and
SHONINGER ORGANS. 1. .
We guarantee FACTORY PRIcEs.
Tine UALLET n DAVIS. FlsChER, aud
G~ROVEsTEEN q FULLER PIANOS are admlra-
DIV suileti for school purposes.
~ JOSIAH RYLAND a CO. NJ
Sc is Wv 9l3 Main street. richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-03
BY Green & Wise.

(Resl Estate Agents and Auctioncers
Ri VlkTUE Of a DECREE or THE
81 Circuit Court of Alexandria county, Va.
rendered at iis May term, 1881. in tho suit Of
Joseph q. Nelson VS.. Joshua Pu!ncy, in char
Gerry, the undersigned, commissioner therein
named, Will offer for sale al public auction, on
SAIU RDAY, the 18th day OF October, 1881 in
front OF the Market Building, on Fairfax street,
a. ,i.2 ~ ell clock m the following described REAL
ATTRACT OF LAND in tho county of Alc1.
sndria, adjoining the lands Of Harvey Bailey
ana SeWeI s. Corbett. the Four Mile Hun and
me Arlington Turnpike. Said tract of land is
bounded and described in deed from Bailey
snd wife to Peter Davis. recorded in libe- 4 No.
3p 43 of tho land records of Alexandria counlv
to which reference is made, ard cou.sins now
about ONE HUNDKHD AND SEVEN
ACRES moro or less
Terms OF Sale: Cash .e to costs Of sui. o. 4 sale
snd ss 10 the sum of S8 ls0 81 with interest ihcro.
on from Sept, l7th, 1899 and as 10 tho residuo of
the purchase money, If any, upon cred. of six
tWolVe and eigteen months, with interest from
date of sale The bonds of the parchaser with
good security 10 10 taken for tho deferred usy-
nsnts, and The title to be retained until thew are
psid CHARLES y. S'TJART'
sepo-sS Commr Of Sale.
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BY i. T. LQcSs. kurtlnnnnr

RY VIRTUE of deed OF trust executed by
~ George L. Soslcn, beasing date On the IAN
day OF March, $50. snd OF record in the land
records for the city of A!eGand.is, Va, lihor o.
l. page e.. the subscriber, AS trustee in tha said
deed named. at the rtqlcs. OF tho beneficiary
therein nemad, will expose for sale b. rubljc
auction, on SATURDAY, tho 18Th day Of o.
t9ber, 1851, a! II n ia from. of tha MARKET
house, on Royal street, TENEMEyT ard
LOi OF GROUND in the ss1 city of Alexsn-
dris, situated on the ess. side of Koyol straet.
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets, in front on
depth Gj feet. 80
Terms of Sslo: Cash
sepIf-2aw;s +. q. CUhUGHTCN Tru.,oe
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A Few WORDS AEoUr ALASKA A-Wi!Iism
Blair Lord, Of Washington, in Conversation
With New York Tribune reporter sid that
dutiog the summer months ho Ind travelled
through considerable part Of Alaska, and mad
been so agrocaby surprised over .ho c,uotry
that be mad ma0o ~ his mind that Dir. Seward
had mtdo very good bargain. Tie climate
was not nearly so sovero IS one would suppose; :;
the lowest Egure the mecliy rcsched il Silks
lest winter was only lG' above z,ro. Tho neo
pie Rcrc intelligent speaking as a rule the Eng
llsh language. Mioing was beginning to pay
as tho mincs chiefly OF gold, wero developed.
inere vas no reason 10 expect ttas the SUPPLY
OF seals would beoome exhausted, end the fish.
ing was very extensive. 10 fact, he thought
that thero Tas more pref. for fisheries of al
kinds ~ that quarter than on the eastern coast,
because whales were nune1ous, haddock were
very plentiful, and the supply of codli h was
almost iuexhaustiblo. Tho great ueed, no said,
OF the country. was some kind of civil govern
mont and Law courts, the people being entirely
without any judicial power. a movement Wss
90 foot to secure some sort Of laT court fron
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-03

PRIZE TOBACCO PACKAGES. .-I16ucamcnss
have of late years been offered to tobacco chew
erS in tho shape Of money or its eqnivalen. in
tobacco packages The orgiral Practice IVES
to put currency into the packages aud sftsr the
curretcy was Withdrawn from circulation coin
was substituted. Tho storCkecpers, by q Judi
clous use of the noed!e easily discovered The
packages tha, contained the coins and took
them out. The manufacturers on becoming
aware OF this substituted printed slip which
was an order tor certain amount Of monoy,
from five cents to 81, at specified place. This
has lately beon changed, sDd now so order hay
Ing upon it given number ontitliug the pos
SCISSOR to o stated sum is put into tho package.
These two latter pr.o,c,s srs in violation OF
section 1888 of the Revised Statutes. Within
the past tow Gays Uoised States Agent Drum
moud has seized in this city over ono million Of
these certificates and l25 of thu plates usad for
printing them.-N ?. Herald.
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Space

SEA MEssENGERs.-A correspondent. Ct tho
London Spectator writes: "Whea iu St.
klds, 10 the Wioter of 1876 IL "a q season OF
distress, fell upon the plan OF making srlsli
ships aud sending thcn CT b,forc tho Hird,
with letters 10 their holds, in tho hope that
they would reach sono placl whore there was
possonic,, which they all did. BY this plan
| was the means of bringing a guoboat to the
island, which took off party of nino ship
Wrt tcked Austlaus and myself. The Austrsrs
had boon detained for FIVE weeks 10 St. kiIda,
The first ship sent off carried rcd sal snd
white, that she might oatoh tho eye, and had
lead keel She arrived at Norway, and the
letters 10 her hold were forwarded to Edinbcrgh
u6ipjured. | had another and larger vessel
ready to launch when the shipwrscksG crow az
rived, and at the request of the captain | wrote
note to the Austrian cousul in Liverpool and
ltcIosed IL with my opn letters, This vessul
reached Poole|e, in R1sssbire, after a passage
OF three weeks. l willdescfibo hcr. She was
cut by me from a leg that 10y on the bosch,
She WAS abou. four feet loug and foot square.
lu the c,ntre l cut h0lo sUOut tao teot IoDy
to give her bu ,yabcY aud to hold tho letters
covered this neatly With deck. | printed,
Open this, With bot poker % the deck. |
pat bar OF iron on her Tor a keel. | left The
b2W and stern solid, so that she might stand q
good deal of boating upon the rocks Withuu.
suffering vital Injury. | plGoad the maBs 10
the solid part of the bow, with rake aft. The
shipTrecked Cracks aud Sls7s believed thst
she would answer the purpoac; bus tho natives
wcro eviduntIy iacrcdu!ous, snd ino mlister
otuckled openly st the attempt. The sailors
made 90 improved sail for her.Apd PM cid boiss
lato tho hold for ballast. Sbo Carried rcd
h3g"
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AUCFEU@ SEEsS.

! 4 NOMAlS5IuNERo' SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL RSTATE-By virtue OF a
| decree Of the Circuit Court for the county OF
Fairfax. rendered at its June term. 1881, in the
cause OF William Ayre, jr. Sheriff OF Fairfax
county, and ss such administrator OF Louis :.
frltchsrlt deceased. against Burdelte Skinner
Inc undersigned, commissioners. will expose TO
| sale at public auction. at FsirfsI Court House,
on MONDA !. the 18th day OF October, 1881,
inc IR& CT OF Ian d upon which Burdelta
Skinner now resides, containing l73 acres and
81 poles, lying on Lhe Virgins Midland Rail-
way midway balWeen Burke's and Fairfax eta
tlons, and II miles from Aezsndris. The i'm.
provements consist OF comfortable DWELL
INC HOuSh on the north eide OF said X. K. The
isnd is OF good quality. and has Al abundance of
l1noer tor the support OF the farm. hir. skin.
ner, residing upon the farm, will show the prop.
ertv 10 any one who is disposed 10 purchase
Ierms OF Sale: q sufficient sum ~ be paid in
cssn on The day of sale to pay the costs and eX-
penses OF sale; the residue in three equal pay
men!s or one, two and three years, VITA interest
rom the day OF sale; the title TO be retained and
ihe land liable to DO rcsold upon default in eth
er of Tie deferred payments. The CON- ulissioners
arc also authoriZ ID 10 sell tho property 3. p1i-
Vhte sale. Sale between II and / o'clcck.
HENRY w. THOMAS, ro
THOMAS nAs <. E.qGHS L9Vs. Of Sale.
FslrtsI county seplT-ts
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDIN FAIH.
~ FAN ACOUNTY.-Pursuxnt to DEGREES rem.
dered a. the June tenn 1880, End the November
term lSS0 OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax County
IN the sult OF simpson vs.. GrigEby and Others.
Inc Undersigned Commissioners of sas therein
named, on MONDAY, October 18th (Courtta7)
Al aoout IL O clock M, will sell st public auction
before tho door CT the Courthouse Of ssid coun-
~ tho FARM on which Judge *. II. Cockerille
st present resides, containing 2li acres and
smaller trac! adjacent thereto containing 81
acros.
This land lies nosr tho villego of Chan:illy snd
on the Little River Turnpike. 1t is of q rich
red SOIL well adapted beth to agriculture and
grazing. The Improvements. consist of 8
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE snd sub.
stsntisnl out-budings This is OF III. whole one
OF the most valuable md desirable farms il Fsii.
fax county.
Terms of Sale. Enough cash to pay The costs
OF suit and expenses Of sale the residue in three
equa! annual instalnerls, secured by tho par.
cchsser's nctes, with good personal security,
bearing interest from day OF sale. Ti.lo 10 BE-
retained TIL the last payment is made.
Il. w. THOMAS,
THOMAS 4 LOVE
;. FERGUS SON BSACH,
FEANCl5 l.. SMITH,
H. WALTON MOOEK.
s"plp -Wiw Commissioners OF Saa
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. E. Q. N'EsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MEET; q specific foc hysteria, Dizziness, Con.
sion, Loss of Memory Spermetorrhps. Impo-
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
ASa caused By oyer.exerlion olfsbuse, or over
indulgence. which leads to misery, decay sud
death Ono boz viii cure recent csses Each
box contains ono u onth's treatment. Ono dollar
: Cox, OF SE boZcs Tor Eve dollace sent by nail
prspsid on roccip. OF pc;ce We guarantee six
boxes 81 cnro sny case. With each order 70.
caivr$l bJ Us for six boxes, accompanied with
Eve GollA:s wa will sonithe pu.atnacr our writ.
zen susr&a.eo 10 return .ho rGoney il tie treat.
acn: does not oloc. a cuIo Guarantees Issued
6y - y EL & 20, D:uSgiala, AiszGndsis,
Fc, WHOLESALE aTd retail .g5a:s. Oriors By
msii vii! Cncoiva nsonln: attention, r,.r7
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AUCTION SALES.
BY K. Il. Lucas. 6uctioneer

IN SATURDAY, Oct,bor S:h. 1881, st 7e
~ oe!ock m. IN front of tho Msrke. building,
Tn InT nova va street. Will sell at public auction,
thereon. consisting Of TWO STORY BKIGK
hOOoh. fronting 90 feet on Payne street, be-
Tween King and Prince end running back l23
Ieet, being the property Of which Mrs. Caroline
OfoltLs died sez ID and possessed Terms: cash.
sepZo-td JULIUS DkkIFuS. AGmr
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PURE WHITE and GROUND SPICES at Nc
BURNEY & Sons.
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p@ Ask your druggist for copy of "Y Youpe
Mems Friend d'-and read it,
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TIN ROOFING, GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended to promptly, by STANsBURY & Bro,
manufacturers spd dealers in Stoves, Tin Ware,
30, lMoBuruey's Buiding) ccrner King sDd
Washington streets.
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gAIleexxaandria Oaazeitc
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLy BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION,

EntoTed st the Pcstotiica at AlG2acicis, W., ~
second clsSs matierl
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
w Z. JOHNSON & GO"
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Z E2AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS

WHOLESALE GROCERS,
&EE E2AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on ha2dGIBSOh 8 XIX, XXX, xxx
and PUEE OLD EYE, OLD CABINET
E9'S and THOMPSON'S PURE RYE
WHISTLES. 30 which they invite the attention
o. the trade.
Orders from tho country tor merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Cousgnments CT Flour, Grain aad Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
hiShos: market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner CT Cameron and Eoyal sts.,
c!e1Nndrls, Vs. sepl4
SNEO. Y. WoRGAINGToN s. SON,
GRAIN, COMMISSION and
SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
Noe. II and l3 north Union st, Ale1s., Va.
Consisignments solicited. susE9-3m
FgNHOAAS PENHY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER IN FLOUR, FISH, SALT, AND
FERTILIZEH,
Elso Agent for
WATTS R1CHMOND CAST and CHILLED
PLOWS.
fobl9-tf ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-03

CR SACKS RIO, I.AGUAYRA. MARA
~ CA!BO and OLD GOVERNMENT
lava COFFEE received this day and for sale
very low lle2Sl 4. w. AVERY.
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s%<yaia &f!3 ajSsGg:.

EHCA.E
\! C2A!,.
HoinVito tla attention of dcala!s hnd con-
M nI7 ore 10 o@r large Gtock OF CAREFULLY
Aik&N'S VALLEY,
LORBEhEY s1d
&EAHCkIN PED ASH.
WHITE Ash (trse burning snd hardy tt
sieaine., broken, egg, stove and nu: sizes,
also SEcS3 RI UhEhE, ,UUMBERAkND
sld EAE 4 " IA SPLiMT, from West W,
Making Coz! 3 specislsy, va ain TO ksep orly
he AiuH Est GEAOhS, and having two! Largo
Storage Yards, each variety IS kopt separate,
ind is especially prepared TO. fsrnily use.
Ys.ds loorod, and sll opal sent ous WE'LL
SCAEkNED AN u FkGE EAOh iMpUkI-
TIES.
Eoaiers, families, public ins;itutions and ua1-
atsafoIles supplied at lowest market rs.e-per
ton o. S2a0 lhs ~. j. MEHA%FEX e CO.,
fob Wharf and Yards foo. ct Cuosa {.
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A LABAST1NB-Put up in bcxss of S lbs
~ each. Five pounds of Alabsstlne will! cover
% squsre yards. or $50 square feet, two coats
a natural IL .terial for finishing walls and call.
lngs. Pure white and variety Of beauiiful
tints. Price, in h., boxes-white, per lb., lOc:
all lints. per 10 lie. Alabastine is a valuable
discovery; it constitutes permanent finish for
walls. ssslmilsting with the plaster. and will
never Il he OF. Sample cards Of tints mailed
TO any address upon application
sepiS >. LbADBEATKR & BRO.
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ENGLEHAKDTS ICE COLD LAGER, Coo
AZ per dCz:ni bottles must be returned.
K. w. AVERY,
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Ilo os't W
Si4
Infee months ... ...-.-.,-. | 61
ADVERTISING RATES.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-13
The Scha1 EIcrtISIg

Notice Of a special election ordered
by the Trustees OF Elko School District,
at which the citizens of the district may
express their wishes with respect to tie
question OF q special tax levy for the
purpose of raising funds with which to
continue the public school after the
close Of the present term IA July. at
which time the teacher's salary, fund
will be exhausted, will be found in
another column.
1t is irue, tho tax in this district IL
now quite heavy. bib HE SaditioS;, to
obtain the sun required fot the purpose
mentioned, would be 70 trifing, that
We opine there are few who would not
rather pay the small additional tax.
than to soc the school closed, and the
children-oi the district deprived OF its
advantages through a period Of six
months. The raising Of tho sum spec
ified in the notice will tide over the
present financial difficulty, and il ia not
probable that another call upon the
generosity Of our citizsns for u similar
purpose. will be Necessity for years to
come.
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lIiasyra~,.p. &i,1
MANHATTAN


H. g. SSAsaad,.a 5A.rs ~. ~, ~
West By Il. train las. evening.
,MaI.rA ~ hEDras
N1' o. q Dfs.i+r raasssos ea1.
nov. aHS' snh W found an
So. ms 1923
49, s eeop-
oreek'
% > 'ook h'0
sp''
geo. cunningham and III. Pnekett
a'Paf'ed LOT "oda htssr oy the 'tn-ip
last evening. Ward AHsp Pasoel
through from wsdsuorth. bonhd for
bellevue. oy the same train.
Gentlemen who would take part In
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-13
snali We NC. AnnIn.

The following Is shld'io bu 6ne Of the
most briili"ft Httieles written by the
ianent.d George d. Prentice:
The Fat Of HmHr6Ah !ntSornble.
Thets 10 no appeal for relief from The
KfSst Law which doons MS TO dust. We
hohfish aud fade salbs leaves OF the
forest mud che lowers that bloom and
*ithor in a day have no irsiief hold
upon liio than thospightcst monarch
that over shook thstkNh with his foot
steps. GcberatiOhs Of men will appear
Ahd disappear ns the grass, and the
multitude that thtufHss Tho world 70 day
will disappear As tho footsteps on the
Ahoto. Nor seldom think Of the,Rreat
eventtotideHih huiil Tho shadows fall
ncross their " pathway, hiding from
their eyes tho faces OF loved onos whose
living smiles was tbe sunlight OF their
existence. Death III Ito Antagonist OF
life, and the cold Thought Of the tomb
10 tho skeleton Of all teAsts. We do not
EAnt 70 90 through tho dark valley, al.
though lie dark passages may lead to
Paradise. Wb do kef,&ant TO lie down
in the damp grave. evcip with princes as
bed'fcilown In tho beautiful dtsmA Of
Ion, the hope OF Immortality. so ole.
. ssntly uttered by tho death, devoted
Greek. fnds q deep response In the
thoughtful soult When. about TO yiold
bis youtg eSistehte ne B sacrifice 10 fate,
biz cbasutbs asks n they shall
meet again, 10 which no replies,
.F'lhusT@ksd Tint dreaded question
Of thb mis- tha...fook eternal; OF
the clear s~ttsStrs that fow forever; Of
tho starr, nmous whose aefds Of azuro
nj, raised Sptrtt wslYcd. 6lI wcr.
dumbi but as I gsSo. as6a thy living
tace, 1 feel that lbers 4. .somethins II
tht love that mantlsi ArouRh ils bosu.,
thst osn no. wholly perish We shall
.ns't Assis, cisnsnths,"
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Proceeding or the noRrd or
County Com missioner.


The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners was
held at the Court House yesterday. pur.
snSnt to Acknowledgment, full
Board.
The first business transacted after tho
approval Of the minutes OF tie previous
meeting. WAS the e~1amiSatIon OF the
sealed proposals. for the purchase OF
the County Re funding bonds, ddSef-
GsSd Tor by the c6ard.
The bids presented we're as follows:
+. II. Griswold .I.....S 5000. ut l04
Daniel Meyer.....I... ll.0oO, at 1867
W. I. Smith .:.::I!. 1900, a. lug
R-inha.t h co. ....... ll.OOO, Al iOi.4
II. NJ. Grant,. -. 1000, al 1887
j. J. hrigs.....:..... lliGOo. at lO7
The ~latt-r's bid being the u.ost favor.
able received. the boBds to the value OF
SiI,0uO we're awarded to j. J. Mrigs.
Sealed proposals to furnish the County
T~reasurcr's Office with q No. l burglar
proof sufe, were then opened, add pro.
positions from agents Of Hall K Co.,
Mcneil Il Urban and beibold & Co,
manufacturers. were duly cxamihed,
The contract to furnish a Deibold 4 Co.
snfe "a duplicate Of that N the banking
house OF J. HehacIsonj for the sttH Of
81 AGO, was awarded to Reinhart Il CO.,
agents. ..a, a..
The following ofiSiaI bonds were MP.
proved aud orderad fled: W. II. Root.
Jus'iGr OF The Peace; Joseph Smith.
Road Supervisor; o. S. Peits. Consta.
blei q. Il. Chase, Cors:ablei +. W. ST..
Clair, Constable.
The delinquent tax on the n. T.. r.,
Sec. Is. Township 81. Range SO, f. for
the year 1879. was ordered stricken
from the list; it appearing that the same
properly had been Returned to the As.
scissor by two different paf!ies. 6he Of
whom had paid the ;ull amount OF tax
due, aud hid receipt for the same.
James Burke Vas allowed tho sum Of
SlOD on the q neral County Fund, said
amount being contributed t6wdrd ii:
qnidating the expense OF constructing
bridges. AID n grade at the crossing Of
the South Fork, on what was formerly
knowh IA the "Hiil Deechy road
The following bills wcte then taken
-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-13
81. Loui. Reer.

As.srs, ReiahArs & Co. received by
rail this morning from st. toals car
load of tie jdstiy eelebratkd Anhsauser
beer, which was put in store to-day.
The product OF this nmous brewery
stands at the head Of all b.ihds 81 lager
brought to the coast and Viii doubtless
maintain among the Sonsumets of NAL.
liquor tho preference its s~upsiiority over
all other manufacture. has won for Il.
Messrs. Reinhart & Co now Offer this
beer at $50 75 per barrel Of siI.dozen
quarts, and allow purchasers a rebats
Of ity cents per dozen for the empty
bottles returned packed in the bsrreIs.
thus reducing the cost per barrel TO
SIT 75-n lower rate than, VII believe,
was eAbt offered here before.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-13
Phc IxaIIoch' Trial.

Al the Kalloch trial 10 San Francisco,
Tuesday Gustnve naschki testified 10
hearing ak shots. .'f.n
Clement Bennett. d Photographer
who reported tho preliminary oIami.
nation H Kallopb was pu, ouahsstand
70 prove q discFeP4ucS In the testimony
OF Tho Chronicle oltrk, Dreypolohor, on
that occasion labd ,hslpresenklan
Counsel for The dcisba.n. entered a
protest agrins. tho alleged attempts Of
the ptosecnttbn to intihidate witnesses
for The deienSo by having them arrested
on charges OF perjury. Barry, who was
arrested on such d charge and released
is non tH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-13
AnoMrd Exnrn.na.

Says the sietr State: Sheriff Burns
yesierdOy received II ceitfed copy Of
the law allowing the SheriTs of Hum
boldt aud Elko county necessary expen.
SEES for transporting prisoners, aud wit.
,nesses under arrest. from the place Of
drrest TO the county seat. Upou the
requisite proof. the elaine, nre TO be u.
lowed, the same AZ other clafrY's against
the county. THIS IS As il Should DO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-13
HDteI ArrIynIa.

T. Greenwood. Fort Hnlieck.
Peter Harris, Cherry Greek.
Elisha visick. do
j. Il. Rand. Buii.on. r.
Paul SchiIlcrstiom. South Fork.
I. lioneynAn 4 wife. Glover Valley
j. j. Campbell a wife. Halleck.
VIM. J, Sweeney. Eurekn!
ChNs. Binder, B~oUpeSille, Mo.
Frank Orr, 40
J. q. Mccormick, PiloaGrove. Mo
IL. i. Cooley. Reno.
Fred II. Hart, San Francisco
Geo. Dickson. Tuscarorn.
Dan Garrard, Cnrlin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SEEDS! SEEDS,
Fresh and Reliable.

Having made special arrangement,
with MCssrs. David Landreth & Sons.
the Oldest aud most reliable seed grow
ers in the United States, for the intro
duction and sale Of their seeds In Elko
county, I would respec.l$ Inform thos.
who arc anxious to Use silly iresh and
reliable garden aud hover seeds. tina,
will have = SUPPLY Of IHudreth's seeds,
In o~nc.fourih; one-half and one pound
packages only; about the LIST Of March.
The arrangements i have made, will
enable mo 10 sell the seeds at shout the
usdal Eastern ,obbibs ttit.s. I'm
..r 4. +. MuLLER.