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n OTICE TO wATEK KENIEKs.

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART-
AESr, MILsINCT n, Del.
DecenIber 1, i 81
The ! Ills for lssl are now ready ana
payable al the RegiAtTaIis once al Lnr 4
W. corner OF SiAth aud King streets Tns
IAN requires tnal All biiis paid Oh or be-.
lore January JIst ISL the face oI Iht. t,i II
.hose paid during The monlu vi February,
y per cent Adda lional. those paid durIi
the mouth OF Marcn 10 per cent Adtis
ao.iai, AID any amount remaining al.
LaId AFTER ApriI lsi, 1881, Inc k4glklIt i
required 10 have the feFruies Withdrawn
anu sult Instituted Tor the recovery ui IN
amount due; aud the water VII M -.
let lhto such premises unllI such ATrears
with assessments and - for drawing Ter.
rules, are paid.
oncS hoaTs from . q. m. TO =. IN.
dNcl-eOl- ian ed ft-n-ttsd
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TESyEssEE's New SENAroR.-
Howell Z. Jackson, a lawyer of dis
tiDc'ion, sound Democrat AM an in
flexible anti Repudiationist, was yes
teIday chosen U.iled States Senator
from Tennessee.
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PUBLIC AiLE6.

ALA Or COWS
~ Inc sabsuribors VIII -,
ssil Al Fuolic sale, a. Red va
Lion, EasI borough, a
Chester county. Pa, axa
MONDAY. JANUARY ,., 4
at 1 O'Clock, p. IL,
FORTY HEAD Or Fh N
AND sPklNoERe. TWENlla
ot FEkDERS. LOT OF Yvgl
BULLS
MILL s BAa
L. W stidnRn A SOU, Auttn.
noys-lA
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Ghs AaiEg GasetIt
{. r.. JoH NsoN. Eal.sr a Prepraessr

THE DAILY GAZETTE is publish.
ed every afternoon (S1ndAy excepted. J
~ 4l6 Market street, aAd served by car
nsrs 10 subscribers In all paris oi the city
and surrounding towns and villages, for
ak cents week paysble weekly. Yearly
subscs tbera, - in advance IL Is The only
democratic Daily paper in the City OF
state anu mas q large and increasing ciI :
calaticn.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, estab-
,lshed In Asa, IL the laTsest and nlost
louftshing weekly paper IN the SLSt7,
and has = larger circulation Than any
0lneT on tine Peninsula Published every
TharsdAy afternoon, Al - yer year in au-
Vance.
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ollCE Is hereby given that tar an
Inal meeting OF tne stockho,a,-rs -
vii ~ !" tI stoh Navigation Con4panyi'
"lmihgton, Delaware, on Ilu ,.lsy 49,.
miro miro day OF February, asst, bgtN5...,, ~.
nours s Q; 2and 4 O'Clock y, Ia. Tor Inc NJ
pse - g. " eitetlng three dlTecsofs 20 serve
deceUwle. ~,
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TEAS AND COFFEES.

NEW STOCK COtFEES,
NEW STOCK TEAS,
NEW STOCK SUGARS.
NNsTocK PURE SPICES.
II you want a good cup OF Tea or Coffee,
then CripPen's IS the place
10 get IT,.
DEST IS AND 2s CENT COFFEE,
DESf FIFTY AND SIXTY CT. TEAS
In the state.
Elegant old Java sc. per 10. Good
coffee, Is, Is, Is aud > Cts. per 10.
Good tea 50 ana 40 cts.
Elegant high grade Teas and Conses OF
the very best grades In Stock. Cohees
fresh rossst u every day by improved new
process thereby retaining al the deicaLe
aroma Of the berry.
PURE SPICES AND PEPPER A
SPECIALITY.
Give Us n call and trisl OF our Teas nd
CoIeeA anu De convinced we are ahe eaC, In
both quality and price.
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Drrrpp az THE PEACH.

OUTER ON THE PEA H. "a
II To every housekeeps! ss Of !
grower eultiYating "A single e. infsfsi
cnard, this valuable Work Is,Jth - ~
directions for preserving hIa. Ie' N
Ilveness aud proiobgei di.esAI
remedi, . against that leli nosIsgI
y eilows.r Book 81, py III ~ ~ .lp.lrtsl
paid iniofinAlioh ]. RUTH
Jan0-Stw. " Wes'
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L'IRsT NATIONAL BANh IA
I OF MILhEV
REPOSITORY OF THE PuBLlV I
AND ~
FlNAN IAL AGENTS or Ih'
TED STATS.
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4 ARM! FARMl! FARM
RnR ALL

One OF the best farms l.r
grazing in New Castle county ss
oi belaware, IN 81. Gcorsa, hl
situated Oh the Dutch NtCA i.la..
from delaware City, cautuA.lg
hundred ac es, two huHd.vI !
acres upland, aud ninet .-- Z
doS al IN u good slate o. ra.i'
good building, insured lor s,lt
cobdiilons.-len or twelve .WoIsa
aTs CAR remain on mofIgt.r. trs
parlleu Ars cail ou " IN. 4. targ
Port Penn, or Thomas NJ. Ag.r, VA
late Agent Wilmington Dr.saAt
taul1-8i
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rVAE ARTIzANs sANlNUs bA
ap MARKET STREET,

5d2 MARKET sTRkEt!!s ID
ISooRPoRATED JAsUAki -1'T I'd
Open 10 receive deposits da''' ~,
NJ, until 4. NJ, and ON laesnk
urday evenings from 10 : e0l,JaI . ~ 10
SkMl-ANNUAL DIV .Ip.ib,o,ts
regularly made In April Fna ..,,tDI
When dlvll. l.snds are mol IA
they are accounted as dePus. ..Se,sirlbi
manenl deposits COMPOUND NV
twice In each year.
MANAGERS.I -, al
Clement II. smyth, George IA
Chns. W. Townsend Georsg ,7.ns1sa >
n than X. benson, NJ. t- nnsdD.
Henry r. Dure, ka"Aiut utaqxse'
W. Hastings, job IL. @Sgla
Edward Pusey, VI N; ~
Anthony Higg prsdb1
GEo. ". Bush' XXI XXI
EO. s. CAPkLLE, Vice i.STTs.isl
Eeb2l-ly L. T. TA1Loh :
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Philadelphia, New York and ~
change furnished 10 resaiaf wv
without charge.
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Adele I. Adams
~.
Alexander II.
Adams,
Trustee ell. al.
" Chaucery
New Castle County 81.

IN pursuance of an order of the Cnan
september eTm, lsso ali 'persons hayir.t
ahy hen or liens affecting the iIteresi ~
essAte uI Adele 1. ADAMS, Alexander "A
AaAIns, Janet X. Moore Charles n
Anas, hleAander ii. Adams, Trustee Of
4saoeilA IL lliiou, Alexander H. Adam.
iausne oi Harriet h. Andrews, and Mnry
a. AaAHls, or either of them, in the IaI-,i.
ana premises TO which SAID cause reiafs.s
ns s,1sy neieoy notified 10 nae = Petition set
dns ioI'h Tie naLure ami amount of he
aIns Ia lhe Ufhce OF the Register Iu tsn.,a-
go ey iof NeW Castle Co, tea day Defor.. IN.
thifu Monday IN February A. %. lssI .11t
aPoeat AAd prove SAld lien or Ileus Al me
ensuing term OF LIE Coult before ~
rising Of the Court on In. tb,ri az, "a
The Term. aS VI
Y, WALTER CUMMINs. Trustee.
nnin TON, Del, JanuAry ., lssI.
iAnb-eudtieb2I, ,lssO y
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Dealers make Aonsss with
W. r. SouLE A co, $50
Ia Sale Street. Chicago,
~. Write foE particulars.
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EDWARD BETS, PREsIpENt: I'd
GEO. ID. ARMSI kONps "a
Paid mp Capital,
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kOTICKz.

A
ATOTICE.-In conformity TO an act
IN the General Assembly Of the State
u Della ware entitled Eau ct for the re
movAl OF the sseat Of Justice OF New Cas-
tie county from the city OF New Castle 70
the city OF WIlmi gton,' passed II Dover
March ~, ls7s. aud 10 a supplement there-
70 passed al bower January 18Th, is8l,
IL is directed by The Buildlng Commit
Tee OF the Levy Court having ia chsIags
The erection Of The county buildings pIo-
vided Tor la said act, that pubiie nollc- bs
and the same IL hereby glven that The
books, papers. records and O,her properly
oelonking 10 the county officers VI tlis
county aud enumeratsd in the third hec-
ton OF the act AZORES Id, have been re-
moved from the city OF New Castie To the
Court House building erected and built 10
the city OF Wilmington. And IL IL FUR
thef directed by the Banding ON IA L. tee
aforesaid thNt this notice be published in
all The pupIlc newspapers puDlIsneu In
abe county.
eigned, ALBERT IL. SILVER,
hartman OF Building Committee.
Attest. WM. L. MIER, Secretary.
NJ oTICE.-A meeting OF the Trustees of
~ the poor of New Castle County Wal
be held At the Aims House on W sdut-s-
day. January ~ h al ~ O'Clock a. m. All
persons having bills llpresent them by
that day.
The supply committee viii meet at the
Aims house on saturday. January z,,tn.
fhCtCNaAn
be received Tor furnishing The aImEhouse
with bread, meats and tobacco for The
next three months
J. WILKINS cooCH.
Jan2O. 2. "A, ,25<w. secretary.
IN THE DISTRICT COUIcr OF THE
Il United states. iOr the District OF bella
ware. In the matter OF Vim. Ii. Roberts,
BankrupL-In Bankruptcy.
At Wilmington, in said istrict, on The
2lst day oI January, A. D., lssl.
District OF Delaware, S.:
Notice IL hereby gwen that petition
hAs been flied IA said court by William
III. Roberts, OF Dov r, Kent county, in
said District daily declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress, Of March
le5T or discharge and certificate there
of, from all his debts. "A u other Claims
provabie under said act, and that the Slh
day of February, lssl, nj ii O'Clock Il. M,
y assigned iur the hearing y. The same, al
wilmington aforesaid, wnen and where
you may attend and show cause, II aly
you have, why the prayer Uf lLt said Pc
utIou should mol be granted.
>. RODMOSD SMITH,
Clerk ef the u. y. District Court, Della |
ware District. iAna2.s
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DIRECToRs.

Discount days, Monday AMI ln'
at A,.5J A. NJ.
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BANKING INsIuu IoM
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NJ Office,
AN OFFICE OF THE FARMERS
MUTUAL FIRE ms Co.
OF THE STATE or DEL.
JANUARY 24th, lssI.
The Treasurer of The Company hsTeby
give. nouee mat on aud alter February
I, 1881, ne will pay ia cas., To parties en.
Tilted to receive II. all bal an ces standing
70 The credit Of mein era on The books oi
Lhe mpany, oil y ,lIci-a mat nave
Ispsed. he viii also pay all amoun T. due
ou scrip certlficstes, issued In isl,s. whlrb
have mol been colIecIeI.
". A LAMOTTE,
ian94 eod4W6wA. Ireasursr.
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kr@I EsIale All. Il rIa,ia 4 / q d

A DESIRABLE DAIRY FAKNl
"A kkSr.-IDe Ufo,erty klor|
"OAk HIii Farm" containing rs a
very productive lAAI. about -.
from whining on o. fhr l.aucp.fi
PlAe. opposite OK Hi scuUJ 4
IosAeesion oH Marc 9TH, ISL
Iurtissr Information, ppy 10
Jos II. ukUBR
~ aouln SsssN
2e-wL fn.sNEl
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noG REGISTER NOTICE.
u Ali persons Uwnlng or having dogs
A1oot tneir premises, are re4al4sl 10
nave them registered bel Seed t4e Is.
and @,ll days OF January, After the
ialter date the ordnance viii bt striclly
eniorceu against auret; ssterel doas
dec2Oleb2. CIiel af ,5'ri1sa
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OIICE.-Ihe Perpetual Savings ami
IN Lo N A-sOcIa ton l. lSsulns new
series al one dollar n share. TINS associ-
alton loans four hu 4drei dollars on each
share, deJucls no premium. bat eollerts
the same monthly.
LEA PUSEY, President.
NJ. L. Lichtet stein, sec. IaIi.Ita.
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Built In ls7s, OF white oak ,..,
ironed Tor ice Win saIyan,,ass,' ,as,'iaI as
NOT uisposed o. al priNa esaIe bspaJ
4, WILL Dc sold at auction N ,9
the Pusey & Jones 20. Wtlp,s1ss ~
February Z, ISL, al 3o'csoes n !.
ia = ~. ,. BARRY, Ir.,.
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~ '''.'.'.........fi 5.M 4.
bfct.u IN '............,,..ll
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WANTED
FOR SALE Or RRy1

on SALE.-THE Hull IN !.
TUG MAkIHA tN
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-, Dpsn'....''..'''''...... On
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Iron Monday .D.ily.l
aAlnaxanAi.

Tho news from Long Branch con-
tinues favorable.
spence's big team loaded with coke
for bullion to-day.
Sheriff j. d. Fitch arrived from San
Francisco last evening.
Henry Trueman and family came in
from Pleasant Valley yesterday.
Acnr load Of machinery arrived Sat-
urday for the new Touring mill at South
Fork.
SiIty-nine recruits for the drst cav
airy passed West by special train this
morning.
Gov.Penrod loaded up a spring wagon
rig this morning aud struck put for his
homo at Island Mountain.
Tom Van Drielen's discord coach
started for Bullion this morning with
freight. passengers and U. S. mail.
Miss May Terry came up from Oak
land, where she has been attending
school. by Saturday evenings express.
We learn that the extensive real es-
tate interests Of T. d. Henley in this
city have been transferred to DR.. Hen
derson. This is as it should be.
Fishing is remarkably good in the
Humboldt river at present. Charley
Froelich and Joe Rosenstock went down
the river yesterday and succeeded in
capturing 81 fine front.
superintendent Martin, CT the Eureka
Flou: Neil Company. was in Elko yes-
tcrdny. He informs III that the com.
pnny is now constructii z a warehouse,
3OrlO9 feet. with storage capacity for
1000 tons OF grain.
After a respite OF unusual duration
the grim monster has again visited our
little city. and the sympathies of this
community are to-day with the family
of Mr.. Lloyd Butler. At 40 p. NJ,
yesterday. after q painful illness of
nearly two weeks. tho spirit of their
little daughter, Sue. passed quietly to
the mysterious realms beyond the dark
river. leaving a void forever in the
family circle, and a suggestive reminder
TO MS all If the uncertainty OF TINT
which we call life.
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trsoa Friday. D.l,y.i
GalmaxunAI.

o1
warner 4 Co. shipped 5000 pounds
81 freight to TusearOra yesterday.
Arrived to day. . carload Of wood for
Jacob Alexander. and y carload Of ma
chinery aud general msrehEndiss.
A carload Of Fec from the Truehee
liver arrived here this morning. care Of
Warner & Co.. for parties in T~uscArors.
Quite q number OF rAnehnen arc in
town to-day. all feeling more or less
hilarious over tho bountifui harvest Of
this year.
The many friends Of Conductor Hop.
kos will reRret to hear that he has been
attacked with pneumonia, and is now
under the care Of physiciAns ut his
home IN winnemuccI.
J. 2. Edoff and Ike ostreiehsr drove
out to Bullion yesterday with an odome.
ter attached to the wheel. The distance
between Elko and Bullion is &C 63. 100
miles-about one mile and q half Tess
than generally supposed They report
business lively among the copper mines
and the prospects fiatteripg.
Wood River Mtr,i 4 large crowd of
spectators viewed the ladies-Mrs. Fac.
Tucker and Mrs. Unwiler-as they rode
in the l0.mile race of last Sruday.
Pools aold two 10 one on Mrs. Unwil-r,
and the lady won the race in twenty.
eight minutes. Charles Drum, Charles
Behrman and John Condor we're judges.
The race was not very exciting, rs Mrs.
Unwiler took the lead and kept il
throughout.
District Attorney Kingston returned
FROM Carlin last evening. where he has
been engaged in the prosecution of one
r. Is. kepler, charged with feloniorsiy
appropriating cattle to his own use and
benefit. Kepler was bound over by
Justice Palmer in the sum OF S3OO-.s
very light bond, considering tho alleged
offense. A man named Cleary, arrested
for the same %offsnse, managed, 10 escape
from the officers, and At last accounts
had not been captured.
The grain crop in Elko county for this
season will be fully twenty. five per cent
more than any preceding year. The
quality is also above the average, aud
with a fair market during the Fall aud
Winter our farmers will begin the new
yenr in better condition than ut any
time in our history. Stock raising,
which Of late has become n leading
iudustry in our agricultural districts, is
Mt present attracting more than usual
attention, and the old mustang and long
horn is fast giving place to the import
ed thoroughbred. and in a few years the
farmer will find the marketing Of 6ne
stock more remuEerative than the pro.
duction Of grain. To conclude, our
farmers arc at present in q healthy cor-
dition, financially and otherwise, with
the most encouraging outlook for tho
future.
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An Engineers Funerni.

From the Pueblo Chieftdia " 9 Gull the
particulars OF the death OF Peter Chris.
Hanson. who for many years fred ON
the Humboldt Division Of the C.P.R.R:
Peto was a whole.souled, sterling GUN
man, and it is with sincerest sorrow tho
news Of his premature taking off Is
learned by the legion OF railroad boys
in this county, who were all his friends.
From private information we learn the
railroad company paid all expenses in:
CURED by his iuterment.
"On Monday last Mr.. Peter Chris.
tisuson, q woll!known engineer on the
San Juan Division of the Rio Grande
road' was called to Big Horn, a local
station on she division, ut which place
a collision had happened. He had been
engaged at work for several hours, and
was on his way returning with his en-.
CINE when the engine jumped tho track.
throwing Mir. C~hristiaDsou out and fall
ing on his body. crushing his hend and
body almost TO n jelly, which caused
instant death. Tho remains Of the de.
ceased wcro forwarded TO Pueblo, in
care OF Mr.. Charles A. Sproal, who had
known the deceased for O number OF
years, and were conveyed TO the under
taxing rooms OF Undertaken Sweeney,
from which place they were buried. the
Rev. Mr.. Gnynor, OF the Episcopal
Church, officiating. after which the
funeral cortego moved &c tho cemetery
where the remains OF the deceased were
inter- d. Mr.. Chtisiianson was q na.
tive OF Denmark, and eamo 10 this
county sone twelve years ago. He has
been In the employ Of the Rio Grandc
company the past year rs nm engineer.
He was we'll known, was a sober and
Industrious citizen, md leaves many
friends. Word has been sent TO his
pnrents In Denmark announcing his
death, and the Chi,ftdh extends It's
~sympathies TO them in ibis their creates,
bereavement, iu conjunction with a
large number OF the deceased's friends
in Pueblo" Tho engines on tho Rio
Grande road were drnped in mourning
on account Of his death. m our OF
which was published In tho ChisJ1aiA.
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REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10
NEEDLES OF ALL THE Leading
SEWING MACHINES CON:
sTAHTLY ON HAND.
sHERlFF's SALE.

PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Isl:
- sued out OF the District Court Of the Sew.
enth judicial District, Of the Slate Of Eey4da.
In and for the County Of Eko, In, the suit 81
Charles Adams against William Kennedy.
duly nttcsted the I'D day OF July, A. ID. fsSI;:
! have leried upon!
All Of toe deicndint,s, WIN. Kenuedy, right;
Title and interest In and to those two Certain
ranches described rs follows, to-wft! one
known as WIN: Kenncdy's horse ranch, sta
aiSd in Rrown;s Canyon; Huntington VGiley::
Elko couuty, Nevada. about one mile north.
cast OF Trenor's rrpch. and containg IeO acres,
anil now occupied ny George Renihaw. Also
what Is known "a VIM. Kcnnedy's ranch be-
ing W: = OF s. +. y and Il. Hc.'N w.. VIZ Sec,
x and W. u OF $. r.. = OF Sec. 26, township.
20, y. Il. 70, Il. VI. ID NJ. coniaing 80 acres q
land Also, y, 4. y OF Sec. rs, township Sd;
y, 50 y: An In said county and ststs arst
NO;tSe 6 hereby given that on MONDAY;
The FlFTEENTlI day OF AUGU. T, A. ID:
1851. between the hours Of o o'clock a. \ and
8 o'clPek r; A-:yiEi: att O'clock Il; Of said
Elk county, Nevada; ! Will sell, the above de-
cash. j, y HI,.ri6.
BY A: ". HEssoS, Deputy:
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DentISIrY.

DIR. +. q. Jessup. the we'll known San
Francisco dentist, who prActiced here
during the greater part Of last Summer.
has arrived here from San Francisco
and established himself in his
old quarters, Room 50. ground
floor, at the Hotel. The doctor did a
great variety Of work in practical
tistry for pefsons all through this Or.
ton OF the county, which work MS
given very general satisfaction. DR..
Jessup is fully prepared to perform
every character Of work in his line from
the furnishing Of q full set Of mns,i.
Gators upon any desired plate, down to
the artistic filling or extracting OF a
single offending molar. Tho doctor
will remain a fixture here for some time,
and all who require the service, OF a
first class dentist should avail them.
selves Of the present opportunity to
secure substantial work handsomely ex.
ecutod. Office, Depo, Hotel. Room 80. :
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J. Il. Martin, South Fork.
A. j. Ramsey, First Station.
j. Is. Dayton nnd wife, Tuscnrora.
NJ. Wagner, do
Augusta Rebonlc, Lnmoillp.
+. Bollarod, Truckoc.
+. Il. Drown. South Fork.
John Trcwick. -
John Leber. -
ii. L. Byrne, Mou,ain City.
II. Nj. Truman 4 family. P%ieasnnt.
q. l.. Kindred. -
@. +. Crehore, -
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The Cimarron (Kansss) News has
found " new and unexpected peril in tho
use Of barbed fences. and that is that
they act rs lightning conductors. Lfhe
same paper instances several cases Of
cattle that have been killed by standing
near such fences in q storm. and the
case OF n farmer who received a severe
shock while opening a gate made by
simply hooking the wires to the posts.
The remedy suggested is to use simple
wooden gates. and to make frequent
ground connections with the wires.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-18

On account OF tho critical condition
OF the President the Democratic CAM
paign meetings in Iowa have been i'm
definitely postponed. This leads the
Boston Post TO exclsim: "Ohl this
wicked, blood thirsty, rum soaked old
Democratic par;yl What will IL do
next2''
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INFORMATION Is wanted OF tho present
whereabouts OF II. j. Crunlin and
Charles Fields. or either OF them. Tho
former registered in Tuscorora ut tho
last election. Both men formerly lived
in White Pine county. Information
can DO sent to Col. A. @. Ellis, Carson.
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An Inter. Ocean Port Dalhousio special
says the schooner Regina. laden with
salt, from Goderich TO Owen Sound,
ioundered OF Cove Island In Saturday
nights gale. and went down with all on
board. Several marine casualties are
reported from along tho shores OF Lake
Michigan, but none worry serious.
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AhUtS with seven legs was added to
the Kicking power OF tho country in
FOLK county, Tenn, tho other day.
Inc Car should dismiss his Cossacks
and stable him in his outer chamber.
muio with seven legs would DO worth
"uozon regiments OF Cossacks for his
protection.
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mo following Il n list OF letters re.
naming In tho Elko Office. unclaimed,
.or tho week ending Saturday, Sept. 10,
1881:
Il. Garland. Miss G. =. us,hor.
no.' Johnson, ington,
o. Nancy W. q. Kinnic.
Thos. Lindsay, @. II. Marley,
i'"'' SeoaI' G.. II. Twilcholl.
q. W. Hull. T.. NJ.
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TnE best quality Of Rhine Wines nj
he Elko Bakery and Saloon. Reokhatt
& Co. Proprietors.
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tn. celebrated rernviah Bittors. tho
very best tonic known. al tho Gem.
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Stage Arrivals

Last ovening-Mrs. G. Munlet and
Mrs. Byrne and two childrenI
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cnINtAoSE o. tho best quality and
brands. can DO had at Rockbati 4
Ftotlfch's Saloon.
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Lost,

Between Columbia and Elko, n memo.
randum book containing three checks
drawn by the Columbia Company in
favor Of II. Bowman. Parties arc here.
by notified against accepting the same,
as any Endorsement upon said checks
will DO q forgery.
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Fen sale by d. Rsiphart & Co.. n
lots to suit, abon, s tons Of cracked
wheat suitable for chicken feed.
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stage Arrivals.
StnKe Departures

Inst ovoning-Mrs. Griffin and two
children.
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Postpomemcnt.

Notice lie hereby given that the Aboy. Safc
OF real estate IL postponed until MONDAY
the IWESTS,SlxTH day Of SEFTEMBEK
aHiS j. ID. FITCH shsiln.
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mornins-E. NJ. Chaplin and
wifc, o.. D. MulhAll aud sister and Miss
n. Heeder.
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Hotel ArrItnIa.

J. o. Byrno. Ban Francisco.
Mrs. Leggeit, Virgins City.
!. Darrell, --
b. w. stickney. -
Geo. o. Bri,er, spfTord.
a.. +. Eisenbaeb, San Francisco.
VIM. Webbcr. -
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FREsH Broad. Pies and Cakes ct tho
Elko Bakery!
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Hotel Arrivals.

VIM Redmnnd. Carlin.
ID. II. Barker, Reno.
T. p. Greeuleaf A wife. T~usearora.
Edward Fps, do
Mrs. Williams 4 family. do
Q. Ii. Slater. Eureka.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Il. Hammond. Sacramento.
James 0rudorff. Virginia City.
Charles Bruce. Lamoilio.
]. NJ. Steele. Glover Valley.