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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-01

Owing to the increase in our Business which
was beyond all our expectations, were COM
PEELED to vacate our former Store-room and seek
more accommodations; and being successful in Sc
curing the large and commodious store-room OPP
posite.the Court House and formerly occupied by
j. M. WOOD, where we will be able to show our
customers much larger, more varied and
More Complete Stock of Mems Wear than ever
BEFORE comprising Clothing of every description.
We can fit from the smallest boy to the largest
man. We can also say beyond doubt that our 4
stock of HATS BooTs SHOES and GENTS FUR
NIsHING GOODS cannot be surpassed for Guam
tity, Quality or Prices by any house in the State.
Thanking you for past favors, ask for con
tinuance of the same, remain
Yours Respectfully,
S. D. HIRSCHMAN,
The Peoples Clothier.
Main Street, opposite the Court House, Nor
gantoWn, West Va
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-01

Annie Louise Cary has left the
stage and refuses to return to it at
any price.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-01

county, and shall be called and
known by the name of the county of
Monongalia.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-01

Josie Mansfield, well known in
connection with the murder Of Jim
Fisk, is keeping gambling house in
Paris. 49,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-21
ii.

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sic wurbs in ibren grpdsunsen pl6b.
lid ssitSrt bur9 belle Stimmsn, bic aus
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mir Did germ bsalsiten."
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mir germ aus 9sinsm sissnm Runoe b6r-
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-21

mol ssbra9t III. ion tsin 8ort beg Be
ouu'rns ii6sr msin. 2;ppsn tommen."
rSus I lie id mir asfansn, S6r isib Elm
brao'r Wann," jubtlte ne 8ais &ooisn
is9sstrablsno. .tommt Goutsrmdnn, sebt
mir Die 5anb %barauf."
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fort, nobS.m Der gd6ter bic baresbotene
1ano trdftis ssbriidt batts. rSbr tueroet
ss mir pie0si4t nidt elaubsn. aber ss ibat
mir aufridtis lsio gu4 bstriiben ju mii'
fen. Darum babt S6r Gu9 oud 10 lanse
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bab II aass pieosr ouf BEN ri4tigen
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gurem sutsu Urban gste i'd msin 8tao
%tauIsnomal liebsr. als Dem roben Wirtus.
Nun Hno mir uisber gut SreunS GUAM
men ME friber, ni4t mdbrs'
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5rsunoi6ait bot Dos 9sb.n nenis Wsrtb,"
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f4 uor3uidlasen."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-21
&auft Is 2ro6irt Is
.2T1mr 50 Scents /!
211ur 50 Scents !
21ur so Scents !
fofet
ST. 9aRo6s @el.
Sn allen Mpotbefea IN aa6su.

Rid nur Isittts l~ln~UblitiH ia isba sts tn, rtite Sal.
rtlans str RUM aar aerJts %ippttstsn. musttn Der gptr.
~tansstraft bteies WlitttIs rti6en. Das Ct. SaIVts pi
ssrftahts BET rsraItsitu 6d-s en- zen Rstum aiisnius aussu.
blidliSt einsruns. 3s.idbrissr Rbumatismus.
ansrsas Rsissr, SaStrrsias, pa. 12.idbriss Neural.
sia. Gtrif 5anni. Stint pin. nab, gounsstsrn, OblV.
1s'idbrises Rbsumatismus. Fouls S4rst,r, Glsst.
lamb. Ssts. eansidbriser sfbsumatismus 6tury
5snd' TlsasSiat, pa. - 3 iSbriasr RbsImatismus
gafsr ". Sps, S6Itifusrvias. Dise - l.sd riaer
Nbsnmatisnins afsmss Oh. e.. SsnHaeus, pa. -
ss'iabrtssr hbsunaffsmus, gDm. Rbsinbdrtt. g.
more. s0tss.-afabrissr absumatisn,us. Dm. Gin.
rids. Sransssiat, n. D.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

Sentinel: o. Ii. Smith arrived by last
evenings tram from Stafford District.
lie ssyH that the cold snap OF the last
ie" days has driven nearly all the pros
pectors away from the mines, there
being 10 accommodations TO keep them
comfortable. An expert, in the interest
OF George Hearst aud Hnggin & revis,
has been examining the Onondaga, aud
left the district Friday night for San
Francisco. carrying with him ore from
various parts OF the mine. He e1
pr ssed himself very well PLEASED with
the appearance Of the property, which
now has 81 foot tunnel on the ledge.
aud crosscuts that show up finely. The
Contention mine, owned by the rnilroud
boys, has shaft Of twenty feet. and
the ledge is said to appear very bold.
The first lumber for the camp arrived
last Sunday, and a cabin has since been
erected at tho mines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

WAITE PISENsr,: The Star mill.
sine the r,ceIt repairs. is doing good
work. Superintendent Foulke, inform q
Us be feels confident he will be able to
run $50 tons per month through the
mill, being l,0 tons more than was ever
before handled in the same time. II,
expects to turn out bullion to the value
OF $4,000 per month. The mine is
looking well, and has more in sight TO
day than ever before. The work OF
sinking the shaft is progressing salts
fsctorily.
DR.. TuffOrd. in answer to summons,
departed for Rubyvalley Tuesday morn.
ing To attend somt member of Mr.. Ged
ney's family. who is said to be very
sick. He 'eturntd Thursday aud in
forums us that the patient. Robert o
Hoffman. most worthy young man.
died two hours after has arrival OF in
ternal hem"rIhage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

A DUBLIN dispatch OF the 18th says:
Pnrpeli wEs arrested on two warrants
signed by Foster. Chief S-cr-tary for
Ireland, charging him with melting the
people, intimidating others from pay.
ing their just rent. mud with intimi-
dating trnants from taking the benefi,
OF the land act. Parnell War taken TO
hillmAir jail ......1he Marquis OF Wat
erf"rd. in resigning the mastrrship OF
The Curraghmoor hounds. said he did
80 because the League bad been orgun-
'z-d to prevent hunting throughout
Ireland. When he Nns out hunting Inst
Thursday TIE oh"pel bells ruug, the
people gathered aud stoned him aud bis
friends. They pel,ed their dogs and
stabbed several Of them with Fitch
forks. and yelled till they urged the
party to go bone. Currngbmoor's ARE
the hnest pack Of hounds in Ireland.
The Empress al Austria wus TO have
hurted with them thi, season.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

THE arrest aud imprisonment Of Par
nell, u member Of Parliament, for the
bold enuncintion of his political prin-
ciples, has caused q commotion not only
in Ireland, but has also a-oused strong
feeling Of resentment among the friends
Of the Irish cause in every land ia which
the League has an organization. Whether
this effort ON the part OF the British
Government. to suppress the movement
against landlordism in ireland, will DO
productive Of the result anticipated by
the Government, or whether it will ouly
incite = more determined resistance
by the League remaius to be seen. II
the cause OF the Irish people is just
one-and there can be no doubt that IL
iS-an attempt TO suppress the discus.
sion of the grievances complained of,
by the imprisonment of champion of
the peoples cause. whose only of. nse
Il n persistent adherence to the princi
Piles be has long proclaimed, will prove
worse than Abortive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

BY mutual cons.nt Of ths parties
concerned. w. T. Smith has retired
from the well known frm Of Smith,
Woodruff & Ennor. The busineas will
bs continued under the old hrm name
Of Woodruff II Epnor. In recorIing
the ch snge the Ttmes.Revier remarks:
I'VE cannot, at the present time. re-
frain from speaking atew words for the
retiring partner. Billy" Al he il
fanilinrly called by his intimate friends
and acquaintances. became . resident
OF Elko county when both himself and
It were young, and by constant and
strict attention to business has ucquirr d
q competency and made himself one Of
our best businIss men, and also by his
general liberal course and candnct has
taken place in our socsai life which
cauuot be easily filed. He will remain
here for few weeks to close up his
private business. and wherever he may
60, he eau rest assure ed that he will
carry with him the kiudest remembrance
OF the community ut large. Oi the re-
naming partners We need say but little,
as their names throughout Eastern Ne
vada are familiar as househol Words
aud are IL sufficient guaranty for integ
rity. energy and fair dealing in all bus
mess traEsactiUus."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

WHILE bunting. 7, ceutIy. near South
Mountain. says the AvaIGnehe, Nick
M"her and Ben Hastings came upon
what they believed 10 have been the
camp occupied by the Bannocz bucks
Immediately prior to their fight with tb.
Silver City volunteers. hree years ago.
The place is II natural f,rtifcation. ou.
OF which it would have been impossible
to drive the Indians without the use OF
artillery. Everything About the place
Indicates that. while the red devils got
away with - scmi.yicrory, they did not
consider that u healthy locality to sion
in. and Dever returned to tho cump
after the fight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

LARGE MILL in Philadelphia, owned
by Joseph Hurney, was destroyed by
fire Friday. The ncighbors rushed 10
the building and saw the operatives at
the windows on the third aud fourth
floors. They called to the girls not to
jump, as IA ladder would be brought,
but several OF the girls sprang from the
windows. The shrieks CT the people
in the building where escape was cut
of we're heartrending. Most OF them
Jumped to the sidewalks. and a few
escaped by the elevator rope. 1t is
believed that one-half OF those injured
will die. At least twenty persons were
injured. One girl is reported killed
outright by striking on the steps. Some
OF the operatives. il is thought, are
buried in the ruins. The FIRE. it is SUP
posed. originated by sparks from the
electric light firing lot Of material on
the second floor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23
The Horse Di.sa...

Tho following are the symptoms Of
the new horse disease called pink eye.
which has recently made its appearance
in Utah: F vers. rigors. dullne.a, sne-
ceed-d by swelling Of the eye-lids. dis.
charge Of tears. pain and swelling Of
the joints, etc. The color Of the outer
membranes Of the eye and eye-lids IL
changed to . pink, hence the name OF
pink-eye. Death is caused by the plug.
ging Of the blood vessels OF tho liver
mud heart. The following Is given - =
remedy: Four drachms Of ,hc best zlosa
as cathartic. Dissolve two ounces OF
sultpeter in bucket Of water and give
ns drink, to act on the kidneys. The
supply OF food should be moderate
bran mash and hay will be sufficient for
several days. II the hearts action be-
gins to fail. give carbonate OF ammonia
in half-drachm doses. II tho horse is
weak when seen, give oil in place OF
aloes. II limbs are swollen, bathe in
warm water, rub with liniments aud
bandage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

A HOSTILE MEETING took place Satur-
day, about ten miles from Richmond,
Va. between Captain II. II. RiddIeber.
GER and Hon. u. ID. Wise. -Four shots
w're fred without either being hurt.
Mutual explanations and an umicabls
adjustment followed. Previous to the
above meeting, Captain Riddleberger
and Il. +. Beine, editor of tho State,
met for the purpose Of fighting duel,
but when all the parties appeared upon
the ground selected, it was fouud that
no caps had been provided for the pis.
tolls, so Riddleberger rode away to meet
Wise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

REpoRrs from Colonel Bernard, dated
Guadalupe Canyon. Oct. 0, say that the
Indian trail leads into Guadalupe noun.
tains. The Indians were facilitated in
escaping by tho cxtrn stock which they
had with them. Bernard must have
been across the Mexican line pursuing
tho bostiles, A RrtA, many Of bis cav
airy horses broke down, aud the troops
were for thirty siI hours without food.
Colonel Stafford will place bis oom
mand near the Mexican border. and try
to ascertain, with the 20 op, ,ralion of
the Mexican authorities. where the hos
iles now are, and proceed against them,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

LATEST urTUESs from the Ohio cleo
ton Indicate the election # twenty
Republicans and thirteen Democratic
Srnators. Two districts. included in
the above, are still Ia doubt, one being
claimed by the Republicans and the
other conceded to the Democrats. Eos
ter believes that bis majority will reach
twenty thonsHnd. II is believed th.,
Hall, Republican, is elected Senator
from the Miami Dark District, which
viii give the Republicans q minority in
the Srnate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

LATE Sun ay night Sria T Mahone
WAS arrested aI tn" instance Of Samuel
Strong. an old resident OF Washington,
who had received information, which
he believed to be from u reliable source,
that General Jubal A. Farley had chal
lenged Malone to 6ght duel. aud that
Malone had accepted the challenge.
Mahone was taken to the residence OF
Judge Smell. of the Police Court, where
be denied having received Il challenge
from Farley, saying that the latter was
too old and feeble to fight. and adding
that oil their differences had been har
m"niZ-d. Malone was released on his
personal BOND and returned home.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23
RayarA ID poaed.

Senator Davis, Of Illinois, was elected
President Of the Senate, vice Bayard,
depoS d. Thursday. There was some.
thing IN the election Of Davis which
much amused the Senate. When Har-
ris, in the chair. appointed Bayard. just
d-posed, after 80 short an incumbercy,
to escort Davis to tho chair. the smile
that had played over the Senate broke
into q moderate laugh. Davis Joined
in the laugh. and vas escorted to the
chair in apparent good bumor. when
Davis returned thanks. Sherman then
offered motion tbaukiug Bayard for
the impartislity displayed by him as
President. This seemed to strike tn,
S, nate as satire. and more laughter
epsued. Edmunds saw be had been
misconsirued and rebuked the Senators.
ii. said he of red the IN. ton in all
sincerity, and Mr.. Bayard Was entitled
to thanks. because be had assumed the
chair at a time when judges could have
been made and would have worked it,
justice. and intIsted Bsyard had been
fair IN all things, and the resolution
WAS unanimously adopted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Carson Ind,r
writing from Bellevue under date OF
October LIST. says: 1 hear Carson Is dull,
but you ought to See tho state Of affair,
hero. Nearly half the business houses
are under attachment. Tho trouble il,
all business is far in advance OF the d.,
velopmrnt Of the mines. and tho mer.
chants havc large stocks OF goods and
no purchasers. aud the goods must be
paid for. People are leaving very fast.
There Ia much snow OH tho Saw Tooth
Range. Eighteen inches OF snow fell
last night u, Saw Tooth City, sixty two
miles from here. l am thoroughly dis
gusted with this part Of tho country,
although have not lost any money
hore.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

In San Francisco. Thursday after
noon. FIRE broke out on Spear street,
between Mission and Howard, aud com
muniested With the California Planning
Mill, cornrr Of Howard street. The
irumense building. filled With combusti-
ble material. WAS in q few moments u
mass OF flame. A gale was blowing at
the time, causing the fire TO spread with
great rapidity. destroying lumber aud
coal yards. shops and buildings in the
vicinity. The loss OF the California
Planning Mill is placed at $l0O. 900. the
other losses aReregatinR Sl5U, 900 more,
making total OF a quarter million dol.
lars. After the fire Was partly subdued
two bodies, charred beyond recognition,
were fouui in the rear Of the building
In which the fire started. 1t is more
than probable that they were workmrn
In the mill. About ninety neu were
employed in the mill. and so rapid vns
the spread OF the flames that many
escaped With difficulty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

BUTTE CITY. Montana. has become
one OF the largest mining cities on the
Pacific Coast within the past year. says
the Salt Lake Tribune, and with the do.
velopments now being made in the
Moulton, Alice. Lexington. Mountain
Consolidated, Bell, Wabash. EiseIe, and
dozens Of other great mines. IL il not
impossible to predict that it will be the
largest mining city in the world. The
steam whistles of thirty hoistinR works
already echo through the hills OF the
great district, and before the expiration
ef another year tLirty more will lend
their shrill music to the u!r Of the bust
ling, rushing, energetic city Of Butte.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

A SPECIAL from UucR says: Conkling
who has been uuwell for some Iiwe, il
reported unable TO leave his room. The
family physician has been fr. quently i'll
attendance during tho past few DAYS and
enjoined absolute rest aud the strictest
quiet. 1t WAS known several days ago
that he had been in bad health for some
time, but it was not until within tho
last day or two that serious illness was
apprehended.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

GuITEAu was arraisned In Court Sat.
urday. and pleaded mt guilty" His
counsel announced that his line Of de.
frnse would be insanity on the part Of
Guitenu, and thu, the wound inflicted
upon the President was not necessarily
mortal. His final trial is to take place
on the Ith of nrHt month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

1T has been the prevailing opinion
that the Senate will not be- ready to al
'urn before the last Of next week. In
that case a recess will probably BE- tai Ell
for n visit to Yorktown. aud tue Sem.
tors will nccompnny President Arthur
to the cel- bratiop.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

JonS KELLY /. rrp' rted ms saying that
he don't know whether Tammany will
support the Democratic ticket or not.
IL T"minapy should perform 40 mnr
"'lous feat it's u safe bet that Il will
not be at the instance OF Boss Kelly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

LIoHISINo knocked eighteen men
senseless near Fort Dodge, in Iowa, the
other night, tearing the clothing OF
seventeen entirely of. None were
fatally hurt. but the house they occu.
pied was destroyed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-23

In Steiner's saloon, Austin. s. Ginici
shot ii. A. Gordon just below the ribs,
the ball lodging in the body. The for.
mer Is in Jail and tho latter in tho
hospital.