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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-09
New Spring Stock.

AS we are about to buy our
New Spring Stock, we would
respectfully announce that we
are going to make some tre-
mendious cutting in Winter
Goods still on hand. and that
great bargains can be secured
by calling early. We want to
commence this spring with a
clean new stock, and in order
to do this inducements to buy
will be made that have never
been surpassed. Look at the
prices we have put on over
coats to close out Our New
Spring Clothing is already here
and is the best we have ever
shown.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-09

100 different styles and prices
way down.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-09

John Stone, proprietor of the Hillsdale, Michigan
Nursery, desires the name and address Of every
farmer Of this county, to whom he will send price
list Of Nursery stock Every tree warranted and
freight prepaid. Satisfaction guaranteed to every
reliable purchaser. Read what the most experienced
fruit men of your county say about my trees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALk-EoUsE ms @ STREET SOUTHWEST
nve rooms, water in The yard lot % feet front ~
Sc fest deep. WIN sch cheap for cash. Apply ON In,
pfeanasee n2-St-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-12

GOD BLESS THE WOMENi-THE BEST
~ interests Of all humanity depend on the good
health of our women folks Women's best friend for
relieving the painful weaknesses with which SO many
ing OF bilious attacks and curing stomach liver and
kidney complaints. is Browns Iron Bitters 1t con-
female diseases and is superior to all other prepare
strength vgor to every part OF the body II YOU
are weak, nervous and debtated suffer from dys-
pepsa, Browns Iron Bitters viii surely cure you 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-12
A LII ABOUT sERGEs.

serges hsve for e past five years been steadily grow
ing pubic favor. This growth is due entirely to the
merit of the fabric Like every good thing In wearing
apparel the moment 1t is found take with the people
the market is flooded with limitations It was the same
story with Flannels Every manufacturer that could
make aFannel produced at just little less price
than good article could be made for The price wss
lust enough of to be attractive. The of the goods
however. great deal of.
To come back to sub3ect-serges- imitation is
the very worst thing to buys the won't hold TO-
gether. and the color will not stand even II you ere
careful enough walk on the shady side Of the street.
WE GUARANTEE THE STRENGTH
and the rmness Of the color Of those offer. We have
sneat Gray Suit 1t Ten Dollars; Brown Suit, Neu-
trail Brown. at the price, elegant Black Suit Of
Serge at Twelve Dollars and a-Haf. In Blue we offer
the true blue" Serge suits at Thirteen Dollars Then
we have Blue Serge Suit at fifteen. It is handsomsr
finished Serge than the thirteen dollar Suit 1t is not q
good Suit the s13 one. for the Thirteen Dollar Suit
won't rub of-Crockiug is what tailors call it. There
lots Of higher Serges than the Thirteen Dol
Lar Suits but there that wear better or hold
their color as well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-12
SPECIALTIES.

VLLAH. THE WONDERFUL ORIENTAL YELLED
~ Clairvoyant whose power in healing the sick and
knowledge Of the past and future Of peoples
ives has astonished all Europe Can be 215 ID
street northwest Hours. p. m. TO y. m. All in
roubie call and consult her. 3eT-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-12

pest BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, $40 AND $l2,
fast colors; Boys. 81 and -; Children's, with
abort pants. IS and S. Chldrens Linen Suits, 81; Of
doe Coats. 20 and Soc. Mans and Boys Straw Hats.
from 25c upwards. The best 81 School Shoe In the city,
Misses and Chldrens Slippers and n r. Ties for exam
nation from TIC. up; our LOW. Cong. 0aiter and
Low-eut Shoes for q. 30. ]. W. 6ELBY,
~ 10A-19l6 Pennsyiyania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-12

S A Ms TAG
WILL SELL. THIS ENTIRE WEEK,
REAL CHIPS. In White and Black and all shades in
the following shapes Tyrol, Patience Straight Rim,
Sailors, High and Low Crowns.
1000 long PLUMES. in White and Black in all the
fashionable shades-goods that can't be beat this
side Of New York
SAMsTAG WILL SELL. THIS WEEK ONLY,
200 pieces Of SASH RIBBON. Murah, Block Watered
and Lace Patterns. which and stylish. and
other Ribbons in endless varieties.
SAMSTAG WILL SELL
HAIR SWITCHES in all shades; also COOUETTES
and the celebrated THOMPSON WAVES at a sacri-
fee; Double and Single Bang Nets at reduced
prices. At
SAMSTAG'S,
je12. Is. 16' 730 SEVENTH STREET NoRTHwEsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-12
GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

W ooLUMBrA FOUNDRY,
1850 3oth street Msnufsct9re. Steam Endges Bod:
era SHIFTING, Puileys and Mil work. ArchisoctuH0
IRON Work; also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-12
PERSONAL.

NJ RS. L. BAUERDORF INFORMS HER LADY
W friends that she is at home from 10 M to p. H.
At ll30 2st street northwest between aud NJ elO3ts
w WILLIAMS AND G. e. PRICES PRIVATE
w Detective Agency. Consultations free. All bust
strictly confidential. Notice TO call at Residence
promptly attended to. Office hours TO 10 p. m.
926 f street northwest. RI6-3ms
DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 800 9TH
IL street northwest Reliable information furnished
in all cases: consultation free will call st residence
when requested; al business strictly conhdental. c. 4
Finder. ml5-3m
MADAM ROSS. THE L0NG-ESTABLISHED, RE-
w liable Clairvoyant and Astrologist, eives better
satisfaction in all affairs Of life than the
feon; tells the past present and future destiny; gives
ad nice and assistance all matters appertanins 10
business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TRoUBIK CALL
Satisfaction given pay. Consultation Rooms 402
20 street above street northwest apo
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
Hank Vaughan sun ON Deck.

A Walla Walla, v. T., dispatch OF
tho 18th says: Hank Vaughan, q
noted desperate entered the Sfdfesman
Office with W other desperate characters
and demanded that n curd, insulting to
he whole community, 10 inserted in
the StGtssmdn. After n little talk
Vaughan began a TRADE OF abuse against
the editors who had spoken u~nfavorably
OF him and said: "--y YOU. 1
will make you put that in. Colonel
Parker the publisher. at once told them
to leave, and threw away the paper he
had been copying tho card upon
Vaughan Immediately struck him q
severe blow on the lower jaw, inficting
q nasty cut on the lip. Parker Was ut
once seized by the other ~rufHans, thus
preventing him from using the pistol
he had drawn al self.defense. Vaughan
was arrested and fined s25 and costs
and was then taken before another
Justice and bound over TO keep the
peace. He will DO examined Tuesday
morning. II he is here there is strong
talk of a necktie party, but the States
man has IN article asking the citizens
not to let such n lynching ns recently
occurred in Seattle take place here.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19

California was visited by a rain storm
yesterday, which was very general and
oopious. throughout tho State. Tho
snow fall was also heavy daring tho
day, extending from the summit OF the
Storms rs far down as Sacramento.
Tho visitation at this timo is particu.
larly acceptable as the entire State was
sadly in need Of it. The barometer hero
has been steadily falling for the past
fonr days. and tho snow storm which
sot IN this evening, arrived, as conf
IDENTITY expected. from the West. 1t
lasted but a short timo, however, and
We entertain tho hope that tho severe
weather, which has 80 long been
pinchiug ny, is past for the Winter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
barley for California.

The decreased demand for barley in
this part OF the State, principally at
Eureka, which for years has been the
chief market for that grain raised in
this county. together with the large
surplus in the hands Of farmers-tc-
cumulatiohs Of three yerrs past-has
had the effect OF so reducing tho yalue
Of that cereal in this county that II,
present price in California has attracted
the attention Of holders here, and I'M
precedonted rs such n scheme certainly
is. arrangements have been made with
tho railroad company, through J. p.
Edoff for the shipment OF a large amount
Of barley to San Francisco; q special
rate OF freight having been obtained.
John Aiuley has also shipped
several carloads on the same
terms. and designs shipping several
more. Tho price realized for tho grain
shipped will not, however, justify the
farmers in raising IL, and tho surplus
above the amount required for local ION.
sumption, will alone be forwarded TO
California.
Tho shipment Of 1900 tons will
probably strengthen the homo market
for barley md enable our agricultural.
lists to hold tho balance FOR q renumera.
tive figure. II is by no means likely
that in tho light of present experiences,
the usual amount Of barley will bo
sown in this county. Tho necessity for
tho adoption Of some eifforent system
OF general farming from that here
totoro pursued in this section Is quito
apparent, and that tho difficulties now
contcndcd with, will DO overcome, thoto
is not a reasonable doubt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
A I'nrty.

A most enjoyable surprise party took
place ut tho residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o. +. Rogers last Saturday night. II
was given by tho University studcnts.
and was n success in every respect.
Tho hostess, always hospitNblc, again
upheld her reputation ; and whom hor
guests departed early in tho morning,
II was tho unanimous opinion Of nlI,
that II WAS n Of tho most agreeable
evenings they had ever spent. II is
rumorcd that all tho young ladies and
gentlemen prcsent are using 81. Jacobs
Oil--A sure euro Tor soro lips.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
From rnday's Daily,
saInaxandI.


Next Wednesday is washipston's
Birthday.
Nearly everybody is complaining Of a
cold.
The National Starch Association il
now in session at Chicago.
Iron and steel rails have declined
greatly in price in the East during the
past month.
Red and blue leggings will soon be
out Of fashion.
The Land Office will be moved from
Virginia City to Reno. about the first Of
March.
Eugene. Oregon. boasts OF the dis
covery Of a Itch silver lode, two miles
from that place, which assays 50, 600 to
the town.
As soon rs Spring opens eonsidera-
Bile work will be done in the mines
around Grantsville.
The people of White Pine county are
in a furore about the removal of the
county seat, and some of them nee get
ting pretty hot in the collar about it.
Whisky must have a wonderfully
bracing effect when it will enable q man
10 lie down in the snow Of the street
and smoke his cigar in comfort. This
occurred in Elko last night.
The Irish societies of Oakland have
resolved to celebrate the centennial an.
niversary of the birth of the great Irish
patriot and orator, Gratlan. on Febru.
airy 22d.
The Silver State says the shipping Of
dressed beef to San Francisco continues
uninterruptedly at the rate of three car
loads n week. Each car contains on an
average about thirty-fvo beeves.
LEND me your paper, 1 only want to
read it," "oh, certainly, and by the
way, call and get my supper. Of course
you only want to eat it," We know of
a house where a dozen persons eagerly
devour tho INDEPENDENT, ono by one,
and waste half an hours time watching
for it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19

Tho Tribune shys that from present
indications more than double tho usual
amount Of brick will he used in Salt
Lake City this year.
On Fob. | thcro wcro S353.G37 so i'm
tho state Treasury, against which there
were claims TO tho amount OF $780,
259 l8 outstanding. E.s.#
or Farmer Jones n telegram from Now
York says "Tho Agricultural Con
vonlion in session horc elected Vice
Presidents from onch State and Terri.
tory. j. T.. Jones' was chosen for
Nevada"
The Supreme Court has decided tho
Act OF Tho last Legislature. N%ppropria.
ting funds for tho support OF ct. Mary'a
Orphan Asylum at Virginia, to DO un-
slitulional. Judge Leonard wtitos tho
opinion. and tho other Judges concur.
A man who had been hirod Temporal
rily TO do somo chores about tho Dopot
Hotel, says tho Rono journal. went into
tho room whcro ono OF tho mon who
was suirocated was laid out aud robbed
tho doad man OF Some shirt studs and
n collar button. [" Who're Is that tar
bucket."l .
A rowatd OF 5000 Is offered for Tho
arrest Of David II. Howell, q Sacramento
Thief. Howell Weighs about l5OPounds,
is nro feet seven inches In hight aud
about 2S years Of ngo; his bnir is auburn
In color and his figure Is somewhat
stopped. Tho description adds that no
Is a fast walker, ~ wolf informed and il
q confirmed inndol.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
Death az Ruby valley.

DR.. Meigs, who was summoned 10
North Ruby Valley 10 attend Miss Mary
Griswold, who was iakon dangerously
III, -"'urnod by the train last night.
From the Doctor wo learn that when no
had got about hall way on his journey,
between Wells and Ruby; no was mot
by n messenger bringing the sal nows
OF tho dcnth Of tho young lady in qucs-
ton. Tho Doctor therefore returned
III Wells, and camo home by the train,
rs stated. Tho family Of which the
deceased was n member. cnmc from
Misscmi aud settled In Ruby about two
years ago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
Gone 10 Meet Ills Daughter.

T.. J. Jones came in from his ranch,
Saturday, in response to n telegram
frum hrihonn, ana departed for Sncrn-
mento by the train yesterday morning,
in order TO meet his daughter, widow of
tho late Lieutenant Allen, whom, no
was notified, was on her way here by
train from Arizona, aud in n worry feeble
state OF health. Mrs. Allen was con.
fined TO her bed by sickness ut tho timo
OF her husbond's death, aud though
still In n low condition, has bravod the
suffering incident TO travel under tho
circumstances, in order 10 oboc more
reach homo, and mother.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
Away on,

Bodie Jake left this morning for
Ogden. She WAS accompanied MS far Ms
Palisado by n Deputy Sheriff, who.
nnder Mat Kyle's orders. will see that
the unsayory female leaves tho State.--
Lcddcr.
Mat Kylo's Deputy failed TO comply
with the orders OF his chief, touching
the above unsayory female, for she
was Immediately dumped upon this
u%noNeding community with all her
un%sayorynesa. q
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
Hotel

j. T. HiIon, San Francisco.
e.. u. Adams, do
@. G. Bernis, do
I. +. Marx, do
A. korn, do
ID. ii. BirdsaIl, do
A. O'Donnell, Winncmucca.
J. =. Folis, ualleck.
o. IL. Riggs, Salt Lake.
II. G.. Newland, Doeth.
j. II. Moore. Ruby.
James Goodwin, Mound.
Jesse Atwell, Tuscnrora.
Geo. Coslett, do
Jas. Hamill. Wells.
NJ. Badt, do
Jacob Conrad, Lnmoillo.
j. d. Abel. Fort IIalieck.
j. a. Dragcr, Eureka.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
An Aged SauaU.

Captain Joe, the local chiof Of tho
Washoo tribe informs the Carson APpedi
that there is q squaw neatly 100 years
old living on tho outskirts Of Carson.
lie says she has hot been on Carson
street for nearly 90 years; enjoys good
health, and cats and sleeps we'll. Hor
grandson, ut tho ngc OF co years, was
ono Of General Fromont's guides when
he crossed the plains forty years ngo.
II Captain Joo is not mistaken in tho
squaw's ngc, she is certainly tho oldest
person alive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19

A LETrgR to tho Now York Worij
from A%spinwnll, dated tho 9Th instant.
says; OF thirty Belgian mechanics who
arrived here some months ngo, to work
on tho canal, eighteen hnvo died
OF lsthmus fever. Those who escaped
Grc leaving Us rapidly ms possible. II
is said that thus far since The com
menecmont of work 1000 have died.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
lFrom Wednesdays Daily.I
SalmASuncl.

SalmAEuncl.
The Weather was mild and pleasant
yesterday and to-day.
Last week there were 1873 deaths ut
the Bay; 90 males and As females.
Our dry goods merchants are selling
goods cheaper than ever before. This
is a good timo to make purchases.
Mrs. DR.. II. w. Huntington left Eu-
reka this morning for the Wells, on o
short visit to her sister.
Ten barrels of apples were handed
out in the streets OF Cleveland the other
day. On each apple was stencilled the
advertisement of a show.
The Postonice Department has de-.
cided that postage stamps mutilatod,
or with a portion Of them missing, will
not be received as postage.
Some men when they go TO church
never think Of studying the frescoing
on tho ceiling until the collection plato
10 oeinb passeh ouEu.
T. z. Greenleaf arrived from San
Francisco by the train last evening,
and departed by the stage for his home
IN Tnscarora, this morning. He was
the only passenger out.
A rumor in Cleveland that Mrs. Gar
field has written TO tho President, ask
ing him to commute the sentence of
Guiteau, is emphatically denied by that
lady.
A Professor Cunning, ND in Michi-
gan. ia %lecturing on after Man. what?',
A Fort Wayne editor, who has been
there. rises to rsmark that it Is gener-
ally the sheriff or some women.
The Crown Point and Belcher Min
ing Companies have resumed opera
lions with a full force Of miners. The
Crown Point now gives employment t.
more men than it did before closing for
repairs. -a-
The latest craze among the young
masculine idiots Of Massachusetts, is for
the collection Of hair-pins from young
ladies. They arc stitched into albums
and marked with the names Of the
former owners.
People in San Francisco are very
much interested over an angel fish
caught by Italian fisherman 20 miles
outside the Farallono Islands, and a
handsome specimen. its wing-like fms,
from which it, name is taken, measur-
ing two feet from tip to tip.
A gentleman of Ottawa, Canada, gave
an order for a silver. mounted clarst jug
to n Montreal dealer, instructing him
to send it by express marked c. o. d.
a couple OF days ago the jug arrived,
having engraved on it in beautiful large
Letters &c. o. D."
4. j. Jones, who went down 10 Sac.
ramento, Sunday, to meet his invalid
daughter, Mrs. Lieutenant Allen, who
was on her way up by train from Ari-
zonn, arrived here, accompanied by the
widowed lady, last night. she is in Sc
enfeebled a condition, that it was found
necessary to carry her from The train ,c
the family residence.
A party of young folks were out en-
joying n sleigh ride last night, with O
four horse outfit, and in attempting to
navigate the intricacies OF the hill upon
which Piety Row ia founded. capsized
the big hobs, splitting the cargo promis-
cuously upon the declivity, boys and
giris bringing up IN n confused and be,
wildered state, 1T it's foot. The snow,
which was plentiful, prevented injury
to life or limb, and the few scratch, 4
received failed to suppress the irolic-
some ardor ofthe party, which was soor
under way again and pursued theil
merry course without further accident
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
FROM Saturdays Daily.
ISRlmaEundi.

Sa~lmagundi.
Tho storm king raved last night.
Silver is advancing in the New York
market. r7- r
Chicago capitalists arc negotiating
for q mine in Union District.
A "Bald-Headed Party" is to be given
next Wednesday at Nevada City.
1t costs about S92 a minute to run
Congress.
A mica mine at Deadwood has been
sold for 1900.
The weather was quite warm and
pleasant yesterday, but tho streets very
sloppy.
A vessel will leave China on or about
March LIST with $500 Chinese, for the
Canadian Pacific Railroad Co.
The New York Herald calls Nevada
the Boy Fiend in the Family Of
States"
Sir new mining companies were in
corporated last week ia San Francisco
TO mine in ALASKA.
The people of California are COM
paratively happy; they are getting an
abundance Of rain.
Morris Dadt OF Wells, was here on
business during yesterday. and returned
home by tie evening train.
L. j. Jones OF Pleasant. and J.. D..
Abel Of lIalleck. returned home by
private conveyance today.
Gabriel Cohu. who arrived here from
Salt Lake was the only passenger by
stage for Tu,ctrorI this morning.
"Only to SEQ Her Face Again." is
the title OF a new song. This Is a HUT
for the girls to rub of the paint aud
powder aud Civ, the fellows a fair SHOW.
The marriage OF Eugene StoItz. for.
merry Of Elko. to Miss Mary Cohn Of
Oakland, is reported as soon to take
place.
The ''Conml's Budw,iscr Beer is
vc,v.f,, nrdr,un,, n. uu, 4,
,uv other h,,r -Io,,.r ,,o, ~
clan.
.. 49,
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evening.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19

THE Phoebe Record remarks, n rumor
Is flying around on tho outside tina, tho
Raymond & Ely property has changed
hands and will 500 DO put In active
operation. II there is any truth in the
above RUNE 2 tho people in Phoebe know
nothing ab>ut H.. not even those who
arc in charge OF tho property.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
A New Version OF the Vaughan.
Long Fight.

Long Fight.
Tho Butte IRter-EOuHtan claims 10
havc received the particulars Of tho
pistol engagement between Charley
Long and Hank Vaughan at Prinevillo,
. egon, a few weeks ago. That journal
docs the thing up thus handsomely:
After the men had shaken hands on
the street, Vaughan oIclaimed: II am
Tho chief ~ Long thought this 70
mark a little ont of place, and remarked
You're another " meaning. We sup
pose, that no was q liar. Vaughan told
tho crowd to scatter. and both men
pulled at the same time, and COM
monced TO FIRE at each other. every ball
from both pistols taking effect in the
others body, After the pistols had
been empiied, Vaughan reached out his
hand to Long anu said; Good. by, old
boy !" Long said: "Good.by," and
shook hands and they both fell dead.
The only element lacking In the
nbovo is the, perhaps, %unimportant one
Of truth. The fight did not take place
in any such heroic style. neither was
other mon killed. Tho last We heard Of
the rnatter was from o Prinorillo paper,
aud tho preliminary examination Of the
men was then progressing in q Justices
Court. I'd. .