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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

Regarding the Treasury Secrctary's re-
concentrations to retire the silver certifi-
Gates and fund the debt Representative Ken
na is quoted by the Washington Critic as
saying thai just as soon as money became
plentiful and the country prosperous, some
fool was sure to commence tamPering with
the currency. He was opposed to Mr.. Fol
gers proposition. He represented new
country, and his people wanted all ;be mo-
ney they could get.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

Pennsylvania invites proposals for fund
ing several millions of its and 6 per cent.
'67 loan at 3, g and per cent as the sink
ing fund commissioners decide. If the bids
do not exceed the loan tenfold twill be re-
markablc-thinks Philadelphia paper
The y. y. Heraii with forgetfulness OF
its support of the .Mahoncgans in their raid
upon the honor Of Virginia only equalled
by its audacity and mendacity, advises Vir-
ginia readjusters to take to heart this lesson
of the value Of financial integrity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14
NJ,r IS lotr Tine % PGMt.
paIVTS.

Agency lur the sale Of the celebrated Ne&
Y5rs E.Gaci Paints We can recommend this
as one of the best and most durable OF the ready
mixed paints il the market. Sample cards.
SOUTHERN CHEMICAL cos PAINT
We are Just il receipt Of large shipment OF
,bese Goods ard can iii orders for any quantity
put up i'm barrels. pals gallon aud halt-galiOn
cans-call and see sample c2lorS.
Lewis Lead. LinsceI Oil Colors, Glass, Put
". Varnshes &c Everything IL The Painting
line at bottom prices.
For sale by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14
I FEEL IN IMPULSE.

Know a little'maiden;
A dainty little maiden
As charming little maiden
As one could wish 10 sec.
With winSome grace concea!ing
The hidden depth Of feeling;
Yet, unier all revealing
\ tenderness. me
She has a heart as tender
As Providence could send her;
a captive, | surrender
My liberty and life.
Her soul breaks forth'in singing
'Tis like n sweet bell ringing;
feel an impulse springing
TO wed her for my wife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

An Eastern paper is responsible for the
statement that Ben Butler is soon to be mar
ried. If this is true the generals mania for
putting to sea in his yacht when the fiercest
gales are blowing is clear. Practice is every
thinS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14
School Supplies.

school S.ichcls, States, Copy Books, Pencil
g'-hlets Exercise and Drawing Books, Pens,
Pencils, Rubbers Inks, etc, in large assortment
DLAIR Packets Writing paper 3, 30, - and
ID 5Oc Writing Paper in boxes, all styles ana
prices: Note, Letter, FoolscSp, Legal-cap and
Bll Paper, Blank Books, Memorandum Books
in great variety. The best cent paper out
try l..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14
CHEAP BOOKS.

Agency for publications Of the American
Book Exchange, large stock on hand. Seaside
Standard and Franklin Square Libraries ANY
bnoks NOT ON hand will De oriered promptly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14
NOAH WALKER e co.
ms and IO7 West baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.


II VIII ho apparent to any one. who Will ox-
trinla >oII ioLD WNTcH taat aside rom
tleucccS>lry thickness for engraving and poll
ishihs. d i1r-rPrrY1rtiou of the precious metal
used neejcj only Oh stii,cu and hold the en-
grlycj portions in place. aud supply the neces-
-ary >1lii,y and strength The surplus gold
Is actually needless So tar aS UTILITY and beauty
are concerned. lu JAMES BOSS PATENT
GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE of precious
metal +, overcome. and the SANE soLIpITT AND
STRENGTH produced no from one-third 10 one
halfol the usual cost Of solid cases. The pro-
cess is OF the most simple nature, as follows a
plate of uicSle composition metal especially
adapted 90 the purpose, has two plates of SOLID
com ,,lderel one ON each side. The three are
then passed between polished steel rollers. and
the result is a strip of heavy plated composition,
from which the c1scs, backs, centres, bczcls.
sc. are cut and shaped by suitable dles and
FORMERS, The gold iu these cases is sufficiently
tlick to admit OF al kinds of chasing cngrar-
ing and enameihng; the engraved eases rave
been carried until worn perfectly smooth by
time and use without removing the gold.
THIS Is TIE ONLY CASE MADE WITH
TWO PLATES OF SOLID GOLD AND VAR
RANTED BN SPECIAL CERTIFICATE
For sale by all Jewellers Ask for Illustrate a
Catalogue. and TO see warrant.
April , Sly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Full sock of all School Books used in the
Male and Female Schools of Charlestown and
vicinity. West Virginia School Books at con
ff,.f prfCpg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14

tepp q week in your own town Terms and
t0OO b OMIT free. Address X. Hallett, x
Co, PoolanG, Maine.
Mar II, Sly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14
Diehl & Bro.
MANUFACTURERS OF
MONUMENTS TONES,

Head and Foot stones, Mantlcs. Statues and
Carving in all its various branches, and all
work i'm their business. All orders promptly
filled AZ the lowest rate. and shortest notice,
and all work delivered and put up, and guar
anteed u suit purchasers II not. no sale
Please call and see and Judge for yourselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and pstronize Home
Manufacturers.
The subscribers have also in operation their
shop in MartinSburg. where they viii give
propmt attention TO all work entrusted othem.
DIEHL * BRO
Charlestown. July Is, 1S67-y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-01-14
Hay gamfeG.
FaM az W.imfer Goods.

| Will. in "a fcw DAYS open my Fall and
Winter ~-n.s of Charlottesville Clssimeres.
..-e 1l- 4-e better than before and We can
i-.tlv recommend tlsw Oh the trade.
0.-..erl. l--I DAVID HOWELL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
1 From Tuesday Daily.l
1alaaRundL.


The Tuscarors races hare been post.
Ponsd until Saturday.
Dau Murphy Is coDnued to his room
With . severe attack of fiux.
Fruit and candidates differ mat.ri-
ally: one is plucked when ripe, tho
other while green.
When that Boston Girl had her
shoes blacked Just like a man." did
b roll up her 6reeches?
William Burke. Democratic candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, came
down from Wells this morning.
Ed Anderson wants il distinctly un-
ders,ood tn At Judge Suggett's oHiss is
not ut his store, aud the next man tina
bothcrs him will get u biz on the nose
with a rotten tomato.
A new ground for divorce has been
discovered in Kentucky, where an
aesthetic female accuses her HUSBAND Of
'imprcssibility OF soul affinity" Pogr
fellow! How it must hurt him!
Mrs. Stow. a San Francisco dress
reiormer. has Informed the police tha,
on January Let, she will begin to wear
trousers in public, und she demands
protection in cass street crowds insult
her.
The following is the lis, Of passen-
gers for the North this morning: Henry
Tabor. +. Coblentz. S. Levy. ]. +.
BIbcox. S. NJ. Henley. J. II. McMllon,
I, W. Cunningham, Mr. Cutting, Mr..
Burnett.
Charles Shrewsbury was given a
free ride from Tuscarora and comforta-
BILE quarters in the County Bast'le yes
t'rday, Oh the charge Of loss Of memo
~ in signing some mans name instead
Of his own.
The most learned woman in the
world is Miss RImuable. Il young lady
OF twenty, who Is now in Pans. She
Is a native Of India aud can read, write
aud speak twelve languages. She is
studying medicine and will go to Iudia
to practice.
The joy that wells up in n mans
bosom when he finds II long lest two
bit piece in his last winters pants
pocket. is something that the poverty
OF the English language IL inadequate
10 deScibe.
Willi'm Burke gave tho ~IxDKrExD-
ESr ohice a fiSndiy call to-day. lilo il
n gentleman Of polished and EociaLle
and is well QUALIFIED to fill
tho Office Of L.isuisnant-Gur,rn or 10
which he nspires. aud to which he
will undoubtedly be elected. His ven
cradle presence will add dignity to the
State Senate, over which lie will be
called to preside.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
Fridays Daily.J
SnImngundI.

'"ahshS uHuts
II you wish to vote at The coming
election. register to-day.
James Russcll's crop Of hay is greatly
injured by imperfect stacking.
II. Chase contributed 81 to tho S. S.
fuel fund yesterday. Total to date
Sl4.
G. O. Warner & Co. are Offering $40
a thousand for freishtins Lunb,r to
Tuscarora.
Tho INDEPENDENT onlos oanno. be
called "a hell Of II place. for the reason
iba, II lacks a devil
John Hueston and family. of Tusca.
rors, are moving into John Craie's
house on Railroad street.
We arc pleased TO announce thatJ w.
Dorsey has so far recovered as 10 max.
bis appearance ON the slrssts again.
We are pleased to note tLs, John
Shuck. who has been confined TO his
room by sickness for several weeks, 4.
again nble TO DO out.
Times.Revew: There ar. now som.
twenty-five head OF raoo stock ON Tho
srouud here, and moro coming. Tho
races, which commence next Saturday,
will be or blood.
NJ L"man came In from Secret Val
Icy yesterday, and informs us that IN,
destruction OF grain in that locality b,
| the late storms IL immense.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
EsoIcl

AT llaws and wife, Tuscarora.
Ms + Bray, do
Il Gibbons. do
is Porch. Huntington.
JG Chcslry. Carson.
l. Dowuor, do
l. II Noounn, Santa Rosa.
i Lynch, Elko.
"A Palmer. Crriin.
j. W Moore. rIt,sburg.
Nat Cunningham, Pleasnn, ynlloy.
August Weisshernd, Hvs,o Case.
Peter Venjohun,. do
l. g MorR-p, TusCarora.
L Brhcor. do
Fred II Mason, Wells.
II Tabor. do
j. Down,r. Carson City.
JIG Chesley. DO
j. st other, Virginia City.
j A Stephens, do
~ Dunno. do
NJ ! HHlbrook, San Francisco.
NJ Polk. Hul'cck.
Prof Star X Gibson. u. s. A..
Charles Limpuau. Clover Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
SndIcr en- To- MAY.

1t was reported here last evening that
Il. Sadier, who had received the norni-
nation from the Democratic Central
Committee for State Treasurer to I'll
the vacancy occHsion'd by the re-igna-
ton Of George Shepherd. had also re-
signed. A dispatch from Virginia City
to-day. however. states that Nr. Sadl-r
will remain on the ticket and has ne YER
had any idea OF resiGning. He will
make a vigorous canvas aid tho
lance are that he will he elected,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
At T'rcHnan Hail.

Owing To tina iuclrmcucy OF the
~sHih'r last night the auli,nc- at Frsr-
man iI,il vas not large. judge Rsui
va chosen Chu man. hut declinel to
mako Il speech. and introduced L.
SirDthCT. who spoke for four minutes,
stating thtt he Ia uvrcd by rrceiv-
ing - domination vt the hands Of tho
Republic ~ party, tho slave Of no
eorprTatieu, aud was infn,n eel by
heather ( ar nor favor. Mr.. Bonner
was the nc.t speaker. and hs occupied
nhppt three miautss III stating that lac
drsiT'd to bc elected. Mr. Davenport
was next pr scented aud entertained the
audience ia "a twenty minutes speech
IN which no stat Il tnut !, was the duty
Of candid ties to crUsu ilair .ucccss
with devotion to the party hat elected
them. Would it not be better to
crown their success with devotion to
Tia" interests OF The whole pcople?-Ed.l
After pointing with pride" to tn,
wise nul benz ficieTt rulo II the R-pnL.
hchn pnit", accusing the Democrats Of
attempting to ride into power on the
skItis Of Republican measures, aud
hoping thu, hu hal Won some votes, ho
gracefully retired.
Hon. j. n. Stephens, the great Col
umbiGd OF tho political battery, came
next on tho programme, aud for m
hOus entertained tns multi tuIe (?)
wiTh such solid argumonts ny 40 con-
tincd in stale jokep. somo Of which
would Eavo been imndmissible had
Their" been ladies present, drnuu,in-
lions OF the Democratic party ia gen.
ef"l and Jrw,tt W. Adams IN particu.
lar, Ia which 10 stated That Democrat.
would lie about anything nni cvr.y-
thug, and that Adams hal 10 opinions
OF bis own, hut was n chronic Office
ecker. He sid that nDy ono who
would vote against George Tuly for
Treasurer was lit for tIeisOn. spells and
sirataSeln. AMI that any G.rmtn who
~"nii vote againRt him would poison
his mothc,-in.lHS He claimed foi the
is'rublican prr'y all the honor OF tho
attempt TO regulate frcigh,a and fares
o." 'hior-Stntc railroads: all the honor
OF tho rotuouctiz iion of silver; bot
G~rncionsly admitted That tho Democrats
'hsSiS'od In the passage oi the AMI.
'h'heSo o'h; ctirrod US ono substnn
ii'l reason for supporting their ticket
That u Republican served u term i'm
tho l'entirpti"ry for ,mbrzzling State
inhds' "ni another conm tied auicids
Tor the sa,m" r,a,on, nui dit tIs D,m.
octncy tho distinguished honor Of adj
mttinB that no Democrat Of Nevada
MAJ ever Committed suicide or been
convicted on account 81 u like crime.
ID" gave tho "snfy ca ment'' y ntrt Nv
stating that so. 900 followers of Tie
I''rnblic"n rartr bad sacrificed their
hv's IN def nso Of the flag. These and
o'h'r SOLID mud unnbswsrnlla nran.
h"ni"' occupied The hour, Mt tha CON.
o'n'l"n q which IN" proposition Of
,'hf'o ch 'er' Tor tho State mud JOINTLY
Ioke' met With a feeble responsc. and
Three cheers for tho speaker" ended
win two, which exhausted all the en-.
fhusiSsm Of tho audience.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
lFrom Thursday, DAILY.
1ainaxunui.

Rsmsmbsri
To registsri
To-day and tomorrow
Or you will DO disfranchised.
Saturday. will be too late.
Don't neglect to register because you
were registered two years ago; /. WON'T
work, You must be registered this
year.
The passengers by the Tus.arora
stage this morning were Gin Sling, Al
bert brorn. Mrs. L. s. Ysatss. Gabriel
Cohn.
Upon the proper exercise Of the
elective franchise depends tho welfare
Of our Republic. Vote the Democratic
ticket.
An English cricket club. composed of
eighteen members, went west this
morning in a spsciI car, en- route to
Australia.
The Carson Appeal insists that
Ca s-s-i-b-i-a-n CHA is the proper way
TO spell the boy who "stood on 1.-The
burning deck"
Z. J. Dunne. II. N. Stone and Will
liam Burke, candidates on the Demo
cratic State tIcSet, left for the west by
this mornings train.
BY a careful examination Of the reg
is'ry law We nrs Of The opinion that The
time for registration expires at 9 O'Clock
P. n, on Friday. the Goth instant.
John II. Dennis aud S. S. Sears re.
turned last evening from their trip
through Lamoills aud Pleasant Val.
leys aud the South Fork country, and
report everything as bearing a fav6ra-
6le aspect for the success Of tho Demo-
cratic ticket.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
From Saturdays Daiiy.l
hAImnxandl.

HAImnxWndi.
The vacant houses in town are being
rapidly filled ~.
senator Fair has donated $500 to the
Nevada Orphan Asylum.
Cigarette smoking youths are tsrmsd
'tbird class male matter"
Miss Ella Mills is the h~ludsomes,
girl in Reno by a large majority.
George II. Grover aud Mrs. 4. Wines
of Pleasant Valley, came in today.
Frsishts from Kelton to Wool River
have gone up to Ave cents u pound, the
distance being 40 miles.
The friends OF Fred ReinhArt have
noticed II peculiar sadness in his de-
meanor for the past fow days. Brace
mp, Fred.
A. G.. Davley and J. W. Dorsey ar
rived last evening from un extended
trip through Ruby, Laraoillo and
Pleasuut.
Columbiai Stephens carefully ig-
norcd tbs Mormon question las, II gut.
As the Murnuns arc cold fer PosuipS
it was policy.
The departures by stage for the north
this morning wsru J. 81. Dn.mor. J.
A. Stephens. l.. SiIothsr. Mis-. L.
Dtay, Master Bay, ". ID. Jones.
AZ oil i.timo Republican said las,
night that II We cOuiI believe ali that
Stephens said. ths DemOcr is arc IL y
daIhucd'st sat VI &C JunlTels GU earth.
According TO tue description OF O
''maEuetic" man given 10y Col. Dow's
Times Review, &. l.. L~Aughton. Re
Governor. must be peculiarly "mag-
nsIic."
ground being we'll covered this morn
Ius; and We're il not for our we'll known
p."ty W, Won Il be tempted TO offer y
liberia! reward for tho head OF the au.
thor Of beautiful snow"
We ! am thut tho storms OF tho past
few days have caused iUImsusc d,Ia =
TO crOi : IN tie vicinity Of Font ualIecE.
a. =. Durs,y hos lost al! his grain.
even thai Which WAS IN The stack being
HpOiivd, 80 TINT he will not rrailzu "a
angle dollar from his whole crop.
The Eurrha Leader says: Scarcely
n cor sOTHi'S guard turned out To hear
Cassidy aud Merrill in Ruy place Ia
ElkO County" Hal ILs Louder uuy
resp ct for truth aud vcraciiy It would
not have nai- that remark ns the
al icucr CLaMb-r OF tho Court IIousa
lsfo "as filed 10y all eager and Et,su-
tive audience,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22

The following teams we're loaded
with general merchandise for Tus:arora
parties By c. c. Warner & Co. yester-
day and to day: William Hall 1880;
J. Hufford 2,s64; II. Lish 10. SEQ; T.
ASLby 1000; d, II. Barton 5000; J.
Hobbs 1000. Total 3s,564.
Arrived to-day, four carloads OF coal
for the Navajo, three cars Of lumber
and two Of salt.
There Is n vast accumulation Of
freight at the compauy's warehouse
here awaiting .hiPment, aud big teams
are in demand and could scurs per-
inlnent employment at fair prices.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
An Open LITTER to poynI,r,


The snij1iu'd letter from one Of Ne
'"da's most prominent Republicans
was printed in yesterdays Sentinel.
MIR. Powning is being driven into close
1u"itrrs hy his political "rirnIs, md il
"a high timo that he should step down
from ib" Mormon fence upnn which he
has been PrIchsd ever siuc- tho begin.
ning OF the canvass, nnI declare him.
self IN an un'qui,ocal manner npop
this important ques,ion-which he has
so Tar studiously avoided. The letter
is As follows:
EUn1kA. Oct. II, 1882.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Being a Rspub.
iiean, aud never having voted for but
one Democrat who Was a candidate for
an Office higher than a county once. I
desire. through the columns Of your
paper, to max the lion. G.. @. Powninp
q qnSsiiou or two upon n su, isct second
only to tue ~''s'lvsr question:" upon ,hi.
coast.
First Do You consider The ed
munds BILL" passed 1t the last session
OF Congress. entirely adequate u SUP.
press the prn.tics Of pol, vamy and
b'Hamy ~ p'aetised by tho Mormon
Church, aud recognized as q portion Of
their Church creed7
Seoond-H not Sufficient, will Won.
IL elected In rong... a.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
Iron Wednesdays D.ily.I
SaInaEaaai.

Lovely moonlight nigt,s once mere.
See Joe Rossnsteek's new ad. to-
day.
Fair prospect for continued good
weather.
The registration Of voters at this pre-
cinct will reach close to 200.
J. c. Streets ruro also fell = victim
to the dog iend last night.
Max Schoen, Of Mountain City, il in
town, combining business with pleas
ara.
The family Of stage agent Jack Perry
has arrived and will make Elko their
future home.
Those who fail to register this week
will be disfranchissd. as the books close
on Saturday.
Henderson Green and wife left last
evening for . visit to relatives and
friends in New York.
Col. II. n. Stone. Democratic candi-
date for Supreme judge. will arrive by
the train this evening. .
A party OF nine Japsness-.iGht men
and one vomsn-Psss-d last evening,
en- route to Washington City.
The dog fond is aSniu on the war
path. AuOlhtr victim was couyeysa to
his long reI,iug-placs this morning.
Hic iset.
a few evenings ago two young Exc
ladies' were SO frightened by n couple
Of innocent cows that they can't drink
milk It'll yet"
On Friday last a woman gave birth
to u child in the San Francisco county
Jail. When that boy grows to manhood
10 cant say that he was free born.
From $3.50 till daylighLthis morning
the comet presented a brilliant appear
1nc', which we'll repaid the inconveni-
.nce of leaving a warm bed at that
unreasonable hour.
The stage brought down last evening
from the Navajo eight bars bullion,
weight sos pounds, value SI6.lIG. OI
from the Independence two bars, 1S2
pounds. S~J,S4s.77; total, SI9. 994.sl
consigned TO the Bauk Of California.
The stage for the north went out this
morning loaded to the guards, tho fol-
lowing being the list Of passengers A.:
Sam. Quincy, James Clark, l. Faunof,
Mis- j. L. Edwards. Mrs. Yesta Ed
wards, James McKinty, w. ]. Jeffrey,
W.. L. Price. Charles Lampmnn.
The present beautiful weather will
add largely TO the interest of the Tus.
cHrora races, which were wisely po.t-
Ponsd till Saturday. by that time the
track will be in excellent condition aud
we may .ipect a good record from the
fyers which will take part in the sport.
Mrs. Mary Kelly, Of Eureka. is qnite
anxious to know something OF her son,
Hugh Kelly, who left Eureka abont the
inst Of October and vas last heard from
at P-lisads. lilo is five feet eleven md
one-hHlf inches tail. twenty-five years
old, and hid on. when he left. a long.
dark coat, blue flannel shirt anil "A black
hat. InfOrm ation ns TO his all reabouts
will greatly relieve his mother.
j.. ". Dorsey. who wa, taken sick on
his return from LamvilIo Valley. Is still
confined to his room. but is somewhat
BITTER this evening. He regrets that
bis indisposition ia interfering with his
plans ia the canvas, but rs TO the result
Of the election We think lie neod feel
10 uns'siuess. as We ara confident of
hiS succcsE. though he may not DO able
to sperd another dag among his friends.
We hope. however, to ses him out uy!in
in a few days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
CIVu service reform,

Secretary Folger arrived q. New
York on Thursday. The Civil Service
reform Association Of Brooklyn, tue
sane evening. p,.sai q resolution de-
n%onueing the Interference Of the Fed.
eral Administration Ia the politics Of
tho State, NJ contIary 10 the deolaia.
ton in favor Of civil service reform EN-
boiled in tho Republican National
Convention upon witch tho p'assut
Al uini1trhiinn was ri c'eh. and ~ NJ
tstly opposed 10 tho spirit Of our Gov.
cTnmr mt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
Hotel Arrivals,

wv y Clark. Miss 1uri.
Sylvan Levy, 81 Louis,
Fell, Coblcntz, s,u Francisco.
Mrs. Leland, Tuscltora.
I Babcox. do
NJ FORMER, Esmcralda.
J II Morris. HALEY
W Mcdonald, Mountain City.
IF Dr. met. Star Valley.
Henderson Green. roughkepsis.
u ii Conner. Fott Halleck.
7 II Noonan. Santa R0sa.
PW Cunningham, Paradise.
Ham Mccain, Hnllsck.
William Burke, Shellbourns,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
Nrm EIr,.

Tho Hop Sig Cnmpsny Mt this pinc,
has bought out the st ok Of HING s n
ut Tuscnrorn, together with the luiil.
ings and lots. Tho pnrcbasc WAS
made on ih" 18th Of September. since
which timo the business Is conducted
ct the same pls ce under the Arm name
oc,l6-lm IlUSo sISo. LII GEE & Co,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22

Mention was made in these columns
a few days since OF the illness Of Mr..
Dan Murphy. We regret that bis con-
dition is not improved, and I+nra are
entert,ined tn It his recovery Is doubt
fnl. Everything that human skill can
devise Is being hone for bin, and wo
sincerely hope TO b. able to announce
more favorable symptoms to morrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
A Useful Hint to Certain Young
People.

A good many girls. says the State
journal. ncqnhro the habit OF paradirg
the streets fore they compreh,nd how
Objectionable 1t il. Their motive at
first il simply amusement; Mt, rward4
they like thus TO draw upon themselves
the notice Of others. but notice so
attracted is s"liom, IL ever. respectful,
and the yonng man who will look adj.
miringIy at the girls he meets urder
such circnm't'ncss will probably rejoice
In his own heart that his sister is
not among them. There is too much
OF this soit Of thing in Nevada towns.
especially along tho line Of the rail-
road where ib" depot platforms afford
suoh a convenient place for prom mad
ing md 0iriing. Mothers and fathers
should check the growing evil in time.