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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-23
Iron Fridays D.ily.I.
aalnnrunA.

c~Sllender's colesed Niastfe!s pAsssd wet
TIL. mernIng.
Mr. D. R. Sessions and children have tAisn
mp . permAn mt residence in Eurkt.
Twenty-Five persons we're eonrietsd for
gambling at chlesgo Wednesday.
There are rumors that Havsriy. the xhestrsoal
manager. died In Landon wednesday.
The Prohibiuonist- OF connseuea hAxs
nominated . full State ticket.
Sam. Howery is down from Tusearora on q
visit among the boys for = couple Of days.
Joe Bennman was In from Pleasant Valley yes
terdsy with his fine ClydeslAle stallion. He's
q besuty. aud no mistake.
Maphsl Henry OF ". hingtcn, Offers = re-
ward u $500 for the arrest OF Captain How.
gate
There are eight cattle inspectors IN COLORADO.
who receive m ANIMAL compel saiiOn Of 81, 900
each.
Wednesday there was the severcst snow
storm OF the season on the nocthern psninsuis
Of Michigan.
Five houses were blown down by . hurricane
at scotisville. Pa. Wednesday. One women
was killed and several persons badly hurt.
The nst strawberries Of the season In San
francisco brought 81 per basket. and them
were only nre baskets I'm the lot.
Tho saloon keepers OF Cincinnati are raising
Afund TO Eight tie law closing their places on
Sunday. The Columbus and Toledo whisky
men will SUBMIT TO the law.
Katie King. who ~humbu,ged Robert Dale
Oxra, ..l.h ,,l... =. Dkga.1
few years ago. died at New Hartford. connecti-
cut. last week. - Mrs. Aimon sheppard.
The Lewis Herald remarks: I Hotel de
BAugh IN without n boardcr."
The proprietor OF that Institution must be
william. OF "onn."
The Committee Of Arrangements for the Odd
fellows' ball. In honor OF their siIty.third an
niYersary. are e~xerting themselves to the ut
inoSt to mako II an exceedingly pleasant affair.
Mr.. Simon Reinhart, who stopped over here
yesterday on his way 10 San Francisco from
an extended trip through the East, continued
his way westward by the train this morning.
Mr.. d. II. Haskell. Central Paciac Tovu..itO
Agent. who arrived here from the West a couple
OF days ago, went East as far as Wells, return
Ing here last evening. lie started on his re-
turn tip by the west bound train this morn
Ing.
Mr.. A. L. Sherman OF Osiuo has removed
his residence TO Oregon, having sold HE ranch
TO Lowe & McPhctrcs. Mrs. She mans
health Is now 80 far restored az 60 admit Of
her removing from Elko, at present. Nc.
Phetres has removed his family to the ranch
at Osino.
Mr.. John q. Yawkey, eldest son OF the late
S. w. iawkcy arrived here from HE home At
East Saginaw. Michigan, by the train this
morning. His visit here at this time Is for
the purpose o asecrtaining all the particulars
in relation to his fathers death, Tor the saiis.
faction ofhis family and friends, and to rAake
a final settlement OF the business affsirs OF the
deceased. Mr.. Yuwkey Is connected with the
Saginaw Evening" News, and brings the most
satisfactory credentials from responsible bus.
mess men Of that city. lie will rem4in until
Sunday evening.
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The ConeInnh EnnIIr-

Mr.. James Russell has just received n letter
from A.. W. Copeland, who after a brief resi-
dence here returned to the old home in
Iowa. lie states that the wiuter there has
been very mild, and the Spring early; the
boys having already sown their grain and
have The ground broken for corn. lie reports
business lively and times good, but this is
their last season In that State, as they intend
removing west to Nebraska, with the view of
engaging In the business Of raising cattle and
sheep. Mr.. Copeland refers with plea,ure to
the friends and aequaIntanecs himself and
family made while here, and asAs n multitude
OF questi"n concerning them. Tue family will
be pleasantly remembered by many Of our
citizens.
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[From Wednesday. p.ily.I
OAlmAEunai.


It was cls1r. cold and beautiful last
night.
There are q number Of children about
town i'll With the measles.
Er.Presidsnt Hayes sends $3.50 70 the
Garfield Monument Fund.
Mrs. Alta Boynton. only sister OF
Grandma Garfield. died Saturday. aged
70.
The roof OF n tunnel on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad caved yesterday. bury
ing twelve laborers.
Tho fire. bugs" have struck Chey-
enne They set ERE to a Government
warehouse last week.
We understand that another good
strike Of ore has been made in the Con-
tehtion mino mt Stafford District.
Harry Harville arrived from Tusca.
rora by stOse last evening; the only pas
senger.
The weather is still unsettled. trying
hard to be pleasant and not making
much progress.
The Silver State says Hook Mason
has bought OF Z. Reinhart & Co. four
car loads OF barbed wire with which to
fence his ranches IN, Northern Hum
boldt.
To day is the 10Th anniversary OF
the battles OF Lexington and Concord.
at which was made the FIRST armed re.
s~istance to British aggression by the
American Colonies.
Ono OF the trucks on c freight car
broke down near Monument on the Cen.
trail Pacific yesterday. A wrecking train
was sent out TO repair tho injured ear.
The accident caused a slight delay CT
the train.
Maggie Mccormick. n woman WE'LL
known throughout this State. died at
Butte City, n few days ago. She form
erly lived for several years at Virginia
City, aud was the mistress of Al. Water.
man. the famous stage roJber.
There 10 no likelihood Of n deal In
the Comstocks until Senator Fairs re-
turn. There may be a little see.sawing
back and forth before then, but III
actual boom, If there's going to be one,
seems improbable without Jimmy.
presence.
The rush TO Wood River from til,
West is nearly as great as it vas thi:
time last year. The stage line from
Kelton is running full all tho time anG
seats are taken several days iu advance
A large amount Of freight has also ac-
cumulated at the latter place; the road,
not being yet sufficiently settled. They
are reported as rapidly drying up, how.
ever.
The winl which had been blowing
more or less during the day, increassC
this everiug to II gale, and appearance
are in favor Of a heavy storm from tn
west, but whether it will be snow, hal
or rain, is impossible to determine. Tn,
temperature of the blizzard fayors til,
suspicion that it will be snow.
Stanley Rigsby and Jesse Atwel
started out with L. Periods team thil
morning for the Dow Fish Ranch OF
South Fork, with the view OF combin
ing the pleasures Of a buggy.ride Will
that OF angling. The pleasures OF tn,
trip to-day will be scarcely enough tc
speak Of.
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To Whom IL May Concern.
e. Am don,l ron forrei ii,n

Last evening I was by some person
robbed. In addition to q large amount
Of money, the party TOOK the following
described Elko county script: Two
orders payable TO Brown & Gooding,
Nos. 3Sl and 32s, for tho sums OF ST.
80 md Sli.0O, respectively; also two
pieces Of scrip in favor Of Peter Nun
son, on the EIko Road Fund, one for
S3S. the other for $40, and endorsed by
said Peter Munsou. All persons are
warned not to negotiate for the samo.
WALTEB CHASE.
ELKo, March G. 1882.
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IIoICI Arrttnls.

A. 4 Wood, San Francisco.
ii. Balleutine. Tuscarora.
Thos. Ballcntinc. do
l.. G. Adams, San Francisco.
W. Goldberg, do.
c. A. Wiley. willow Greek.
ii. A. Young. Pleasant.
Martin Smith. Tuscnrora.
j. III. Bacon and wife, Tuscarora.
VIM. Robinson. IIalleck.
G.. Schmidt. Eureka.
Tbos. Service. do
S. II. McGibbon. Eureka.
ii. S. Taylor, Butto Valley.
j. O.. wsnihorly. winnemuccn.
i. Gcsorot, San Francisco.
Felix Altube. do
d.. Dormor, Eureka.
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tFrom Monday 3 Daily.l
8alnaAKunaI.

itom halleck otAtlon.
About blk feet Of snow and ice still
remain on Donper Lake.
Ths Poundmaster Of San francisco
killed 425 stray dogs last month.
Chinese arc arriving at San Fran
cisco at the rate OF 1000 per week.
Carson has never been half ms dull
since the dark days Of l~sG7-eS-G9.
Farmers in Union county. Oregon.
are paying from $50 to Si5 for hands
per month.
Tie shipment Of fresh TIuckee River
trout from Wadsworth. thus far this
season, amounts to liO, 500 pounds.
Some 300 or 400 sailors are wanted
at the Bay. A great denrth Of seameu
is reported.
Mrs. A. II. Wordon Of South Grove,
Do Calb county. Illinois. is DESTROYS Of
learning the whereabouts Of Henry Is.
Mason.
There is somo talk Of establishing a
school in Carson for instruciing girls
ia cooking and dressmaking.
j. II. Bacon aud wife, who arrived
here from l~uscarora. Saturday night.
departed for the Wood River country by
the train last evening.
Warner & Co. loaded Petcrson's
team this morning with $500 pounds
OF general merchandise for parties in
Tuscarora. lie started out about nino
o'clock.
TnE following have been elected dele.
gates TO the Grand Ledge. /. o. o. f..
from Tuscarora: jacob Esgers and W.
". Rogers from CornucOpia Lodge No.
20. and l.. $. :eates from TuscaroIa
Lodge. No. so.
The northern lights attracted general
attention last night by their unusual
brilliancy. The whole Of that quarter
OF the heavens was illuminated to the
brightness Of that Of the full moon, for
n long period.
j. l.. Wines arrived here from Eureka
by tho train last evening. To take part
as counsel in n suit that comes up b, fore
tho District Court. tomorrow morning,
lie will probably r,maiu in town during
the week.
An Eastern illustrated paper picture.
Henry Wand Eecchcr a. the new Chine,
joss" As the heather worship many
nngainly ilols, tho illustration IL not
irapi. Bv,cher, as the Code ( Love-
is good.
III 1870 there were c 900 girls employee
in san Francisco manufacturing Ready.
made clothing. Np~ there nrs In.
loo. Put tho girls on the town nul
give the Chinese a chance, il what tn,
veto message means.
The arrivals by stage from Tuscarorr
Saturday night wer,: j. II. Bacon an,
wife aud Mart Smith. The d-paiturcl
by stage for Tie north this aIor.iu.
were A. Il. Smith, Joseph Kahn nn,
Mart Smith.
II. G.. WHdleigh arrived here at 4.
o'clock to-day, with his f~uur-horse tram
aud thorough brace wagon. bringing n,
passengers, &. l.. Abbot. Il. IL. Cook
bin and Joseph Front, who are require,
as witnesses in a case which comes III
before the District Court to morrow
morning. They report heavy snow OF
the route yesterday, and the roads ex.
trcme!y heavy. AZ 1.-THE Meadows
shovels were required To open a pnssag,
through tho drifts Tor the team ant
wagon.
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A Practical IIInstrntIon.

A lot OF shoemakers passed through
hero from the East for California. n few
weeks ngo, returned on their route yes.
terdny, by tho emisrant train. While
tho train Icy n. this place, they, with
others moved about town, and in CON
versation with citizens stated that white
artisans in That line had no business in
California, the Chinese having com-
pletoly monoplized that trade. These
Eastern parties will scarcely congraiu.
late President Arthur upon his tender
consideration OF Monaghan interests at
the expense Of those AZ white working
men,
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" the comet recently discovered by
Prof' ssor Chandler fulslIs hall Of III,
promises made for IL about tho first OF
Juno 1t will present n grand spectacle.
II will be ahead Of anything in the
CONT line er"s sccn sin,e 1853. II il
yet some POO, geo. 900 miles from its
periheliun, which It will not reach 10.
foro July. though it shows a bright
tail aud star like nucleus. Professor
Chandler figures show that it is piuug
ging almost straight at the sun. which
1t will probably approach within 100.
600 miIcs.
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10 sAs cnsens 81 nae. xssn6D,
aAaIhs csunty srKrhS.

rO tAS cEasenS 81 nae. No1sAA.
aAaIhs cs1Afy sCE1hSs .
Complaints have been made to ne by
the Sheriff Of Elko county and The cia-
zeps Of Elko. that Indians At this point
are known TO be constantly inc condi.
lion Of drunkenness. and that IL 10
found i,uprscticabls to prerentit.
Maniftstly. the liquor thu, procured
by tho Indians must be obtained in
Elko or its vicinity. 1 direct atlantiea
TO the following extract from Depart.
ment Circular 20. ca. Washington. D.
c., May 10. 1885,. addressed by Hon. Il.
Price. Commissioner of Indian Affain,
to all Agents
"The Law as Il now stands Nakes Il
crime, punishable by hne aud imprisou-
ment. to sell liquor to Indiana, the
object manifestly being to prevent Iu-
dams from obtaining liquor either by
purchase or Gift."
This provision OF law applies 10 all
Indians under the care of q Superin.
tendent or Agent. whether in tho Indian
country or out OF it. and tho penalty
for a violation OF this law Is , ~
q FINE OF THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
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ono More aooa MN Gone Wrong

WV ""'c e""" ""h sone wrong.
j. II. Job, ex.Couniy Clerk OF Hum
boIdt. Is now on trial at winnemuccn,
for alleged embezzlement Of fees. which
should have been paid over to the
county. The Silver State says much
interest is manifested in the matter, as
tho defendant was one OF tho most popu.
lar mon in tho county, having been
elected Clerk for four consecutive terms
OH the Republican ticket. although tho
county gavo large Democratic majoritiss
ut some Of the elections.
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Agent Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Z. s. Yates Of Tuscarora, agent for
the Singer Sewing Machines, will be In
Elto, aiay LIST, ready to receive all
orders for Genuine told Reiiabio) Sing
or Sewing Machines. and during his
stay in Elko will repair any and al
kinds OF machines. He will mako q
visit TO South Fork, Lamoille, Ruby
and Star valleys in tho interest o. The
Singer Sewing Machine Company, and
during such visit will attend to all re-
pairs in the sewing machine line. All
orders sent to Tuscnrora, prior I o May
ist' will receive attention. He will pro
bat!J remain in Elko one week. aIo'
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FINE OF THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
iMPRIscNaEn1 FOR TWO YEERs.-

Under this law Indian Agents have
the authority. and it is their imperative
duty in every case where any person IL
detected in q violation OF this law, to
place the matter in the hands of the
District Attorney where the offense II
committed. and in all such cases Indi-
n are made competent witnesses.
therefore call upon NIL good citizens
Of Elko and Elko county. Nevada, TO
mid the Indian Department by all means
within their power in enfotring this
law. obviously. for the general good,
which they are clearly able TODD, aud
so end this local shame OF an Indian
curse. which some OF them so justly
denounce.
ARDEN Il. SMITH,
Special U. s. Indian Agent. in charge
Of Western Shoshone Agency.
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TnE President has nominated
Alphonso Taft, OF Ohio Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotsntiary
OF the United States TO Austria; W. l..
Dayton. Of New Jersey. Minister Resi-
dent Of United sta.csto the Netherlands;
Nicholas Fish, Of New YORK.. Minister
Resident. Belgium; John NJ. Francis, Of
New York, 10 DO Charge d. Affairs 10
Portugal.
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a brakeman Killed,

a brakeman named Hurry Brooks
fell Of a freight train at Reno Friday,
and was instantly killed. the wheels
running over his mouth. cutting on, his
tongue. aud almost scvoring his head
from his body. Brooks was n married
man, and left wife, who resides OF
Trncken.
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A CABLE message TO tho New York
Herald announces that tho Arctic OK.
ploring vessel, Rogers, had burned and
sunk. and asking that n vessel bs sent
TO Tiopkn for tho officers and REV,
thirty six ia number.
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Advertised Letter I.isi

The following isa list Of letters re.
naming in tho Elko onicc. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, April
10. 1884!
Theodore Dayton, j. i. Rand.
Il. RodaclI, A. Roscuthol.
Geo. Shafor, Fannie Walters.
q. W. Holt. L. II.
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Hotel ArrIyaIs.

A. A. Wood, Wells.
A. H. Cofyoll, Virginia.
V. II. Pease. Carson.
A. W. Matthews, san Francisco.
WIN. Fry. Mound.
O. J. Vand,rp o.. la lock.
Rank Chase, Wells.
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Done From Our Gnre.

DIR. j. J. Meigs, who for more than
twelve year, past has ministersd to tho
ailments OF the peoplS of this place and
the surrounding country, took his final
departure from the land Of the s~ucculeut
sage by tho train yesterday morning.
In order to avoid tho opportunities Of
his army Of friends aud TO prevent the
rending OF his garments. he slipped of
surreptiously, having allowed the i'm.
preston TO prevail that he would tarry
several days yet. The seductive offer
Of the position Of Surgeon in-Chiei at
tho Central Pacific Compnny's Hospital
nj Sacramento, was awaiting his decis.
ion. and finally oyercame tho strong
disposition to remain with his old time
friends Of tho "Battlo Born" Docs
professional abilities, both rs a pbysi.
clan and surgeon. have bsen fully
proven, and recognized no loss than
the eminent social qualities which mado
him = general favorite aud rendered his
departure a source Of regret to his ao-
quaintancos In this section. While
doubling tho adsptability Of the altitude
OF tina, aesthetic city 10 the moral organ.
ism OF one reared, rs II wore. in the
pure and elevated atmosphere Of these
unconventional regions. tho hope Is OK.
pressed that nothing in the new life
before him may tend to shake his faith
in those broad and liberal principles
Inspired nnd .%nculcatod by a prolonged
residence amoug the mountains Of No
vnda. and association with her sturdy,
generous and big. hearted mountAinsers.
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Travelling m MeTchan aise.

A few days ago Juun McAuley. an
old aud ~wclI-known citizen of Chicago,
who is Of an eccentric and j%ocular dis
position, conceived tho idea Of boxing
himself MP and obtaining t%ransporta-
ton to Philadelphia as merchandise.
lie was Informed 10y the agent Of Adams
Express Co. that he could go in a box.
but that he would have to pay pass niger
fare. McAuley declared that lie would
go As merchandise, and would pay no
more than 81 30 per 100. lilo boxed
himself mp with a weeks provisions by
his side, and WAS taken 10y an express
maj TO tho Office. Tho box was is
inches wide, G feet long. hoped with
iron bands, aud ornnmentcd with n
paddock. The agent was told that it
contained flowers. II was addressed TO
Hiss k'sselnan, Philadelphia. At0:JU
o'clock in the night the box was forward.
I'd to It's destination, the charges having
been prepaid. Toward morning the mes
songor discovered To" old man, and when
the train stopped Mt Van Vert. Ohio. he
turned him over 10 the authorities. who
put him in jail. The express officers hers
wonder that the messenger did not shoot
McAuley for n train robber. The old
man was shipped back home.
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Tho EnroLn Fiour MuI.

Tho Eureka mills aro now and havo
been running for nearly a month. turn.
ing ont about 100 barrels Of -four per
dar, nnd in q few days will DO rendy
TO place the snmc on The market. Tho
-four is guaranteed A No. 1. For prices,
etc., address J. z. EdoT. Elko. Nov.
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NSw YoRK Star: Every dollar paid to
these coolies is a dollar and a half taken
from American working people. tho
half dollar going directly 10 the pocket
Of cApitalils aud others who employ
them.
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Mills on the t'nr.on,

Most Of the quartz mills along tho
Carson River are at work again, aud in
the adjacent canyons quite a number Of
arasiras ore a, work upon orc from
small veins. which yiOld fair return,
for labor expended.
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Lead Production.

A correspondent from England com.
plains that Leadvillc's production Of
lead is causing many Of the Old country
mincs TO censo paying-.iho orc being
mostly low grade. though rich In lead,
but generally as n sulphurot 10 lieu Of q
carbonate.
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seeds; seea,u

Just received at Muller's Drug Store.
800 pounds Of Landreth's fresh and
reliable garden and flower seeds, which
hrc offered in quantities to suit, in
papers ind by the pouni. and at strictly
eastern catalogue prices. Orders By
mail solicited aud promptly attended TO.
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O'BRtES editor Of Uni,d ireland. hns
boon Internationally released from
prison. Rev. lIiggcns has been libcr.
atod on bail.
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Shiloh's Yitalizer is what you nsod
for constipation. loss OF appetits. dixzi-
ness and all symptoms Of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle.
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Singer sewing machines At from Gas
to $40. 81. John sewing machines a.
from $50 to $40, for sash. Rvsry
machine kept In repair, and warranted
for i've years. J. E. G~uLioAs, ARt.s
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catarrh cured; health and sweet
breath secured by shiloh's. Catarrh
Remedy. Price go cents. Nasal In
1ector free,
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1t is reported horo to-day. that tho
bill s%uspondiug Chinese immigration
Tor ten years, has passed tho House bJ
an overwhelming majority.
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Booths celebrated oval braud oysters
received at tho Com Restaurant daily
by express.
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Sh:!ah'= Cc:Sh ard CONSERVATION
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. II
cures consumption. -
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For saIo-Cedar Wood and Pence
Posts.

J. W. Parko Of South Fork. has for
Salo on his ranch a large quantity Of
cedar wood and fence posts. which he
will sell on tho ground or dshver IN
quantities to suit, at reasonable hgurss.
apri0 30d'
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Tng best quality Of Bhiuo Wines a,
hc Elko Bakery and Saloon. Reekhait
& Co.. Proprie,ors.
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Hoftse.

We will sell handmade. calf shin
chappnrsros for eleSen dollars.
JANIS BRAIS 4 Co.
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shiIoh's Cures.

That hacking cough can be 10 quickly
cured by shiiOh's Cure. We guarantees
IL
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For lame back. side or ehsst use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prics rs cents.
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Will yon suffer with dyspepsia and
liver conplaiIt1 Shiloh's vitalfzsr u
guaranteed to cure you.
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sloepiess nights. made miserable BY
hat terrible cough. Shiloh's Care 10
the remedy for you. r4r
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Ftsg. fat. freshly dressed pouitry
for sale at tho Gem Restaurant.
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uCh Pusen, hot or cold. Al Tie uIn..
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Hotel Arrivals.

IL. A. Haryillc. Tuscarora.
II. q. wadloigh, do
Geo. Manages, do
J. u. Gibbons. do
]. II. Wildly, Carlin.
A. Aldsnburg, do
d. II. Haskell, San Francisco.
l.. d. Hays, do
J. NJ. Nathan. do
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Vim. Girard, do
James Fry. do
II. q. Wear. South Fork.
Geo. Reedsr, Willow Crock.
w. Smiley, Deetb.