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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22
The AurOral Storm.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE pre-
valence OF heavy aproral storm is re-
ported throughout The entire country.
and has resulted 10 almost complete in
terrupiion to telegraphic eommunica-
ton, which it Is impossible to maintain
for more than few seconds unnter-
rupted The storm il said to be he
fiercest known for long time. Re-
ports from New Eugland indicate that
heavy snow storm set in at an early
hour this morning, and the earth Is al
ready covered with snow to the depth
Of several inches.
Experienced telegraphers say that it
is the worst storm OF the kind that has
occurred ior many years. The few
wires that are workinS are continually
liable to disturbance. audit Is almost
lin possible 10 send or reeve long mess
ages continuously. The storm extends
LhFOuSuOut tue OultSu pNdtSo 49," - =
eastern provinces of Canada. and is
especially severe in its effects on cable
transmission.
CHICAGO, Nov. l9.-The electric
storm which disturbed Geographic COM
muuicalon Friday continued through
Saturday. but with less violence. Ii
was discovered ihai bv taking two wires
from the ground between any two given
points circuit was formed that could
be operated. Iu this way eight wires
between Buffalo and Chicago were
made to DO service. The storm seemed
to act upon The wires IN waves, con-
stantly changing the polarity OF tie
current. Al St. Paul, Denver, Omaha,
CHEYENNE and IN Northern California
and Washington Territory the aurorui
display was exceedingly brilliant.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22
NvIRGINIA, To W.T.

! NTIRGINIi, To WIT
| ' In the Clerks Offce Of the Circuit, Court Of
! shenandoah CcEnty, Nov. 2nd 1852;
N VACATION.
Moses Walton admr. de bonis non cum Tests-
| meRto anne1o OF William Sewer decd. compt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22

A. wilton Rhodes adinr and Trustee Of James
Sibert decd. Frank Z. sibert, David W. Sibert,
David n. Stickley and George A. his wife, Jos
H. Sibert in his own right and as admr. Of John
". >ibert decd Sarah steigle. Jacob l.. Sibert,
Vim. VI. sibert Elijah 81 ert, Nathaniel Sbert,
II. Sit est John sibeft, Charles sibert Charles 5.
Gay and NJ Alberta his wife. Jacob Bowman and
Cntharine his wife, and Moses walton. David ".
Mar his, John n. Nspnis, David II. stckley and
Joseph II. sbert Trustee OF the NJ. L. Z. -outb
at Mt. Olive. Virginia. Defts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22
LADIES' HATS

in all the latest styles and Shapes. We
can show you one dozen differeD
styl.s in
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22

is the place to get cheap goods OF
every description.
We wantfo say to the ladies that
we are receiving tn day another large
assortment Of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22

Only two r pub lean Governors
were elected among TN fifteen chos
en- At the election on the nh lust.
These we're Dawes, of Nebraska, and
Hale. Of y " Hampshire y d
Hale oaiy pulled through @ii1 'boat
200 luraliy. Mat slowing for
the grand old party
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22
Terms of Sale .

Sums Of $50 and under cash; Exec ding
81 negotiable notes at four months with ap-
proved endOrser.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22

Malaria, ohills and Fever, art BILLIONS attacks
positively cured with EmJry standard ture Pill'
an iEialible remedy; irvtr fills Co cuie tho
most Obstinate. loug-staudlng csses where lui-
niue and sii ca her rrnsdir- has fsi.rd They arc
prepared expressly for III. ilrIons sector - III dou
bile boxes tNo kinds { Pills. c'htA ming strona
cathartc and chill breaker. sugar-cuated; con-
tanning no Quininc or Mel clry, causing ~ grI il
or purging they are mid aud efficient, certain Do
their action and harmless III al cases: they cdec
tualiy cleanse the systcm, and give new de and
tone to the BODY. A. household remedy they
are uucqualed, For Liver HplaiIt their sqra
il not known: one buN Will have ! wonderful eiec
on the worse cast they are used aud prescrioee
by Physicians, and lid hy Druggists every wAere
or sent By mail. - aut So cent boxes. Emory
Little Cathartie pills. best ever made. only j.
Cents ctandad cure Co. lil Nassau street
New YORK.
fuly 10Th. Sim.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22
In Chancery.

The object OF this suit is to settle the accounts
Of the pc nal representatives Of William Sewer
decd. 10 audit any debts against said restator or
his estate u ascertain the Bssots OF said estate
and the proper distribution Of the same.
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Charles s. Gay and Maggie alberta
Gay Jacob Bowman and Catharine his wife
are not an inhabitant OF this Stste--It is
ordered, That the said defendant do appear here
within ore month after due publication hereof,
and do what IL necessary TO protect his interest
that copy II this order be published IA some
newspaper printed In Woodstock, once q week for
four successive weeks, and copy posted at the
ont door Of the Cont House OF said county, on
the m ct day Of the next county court.
CoPT, TEsTE.
GEo. W. MILEY, c. Q. 9. 8. o.
No V. saw. W. W. Pc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22
The Celebrated jersey Bull
UOSmO.

6 beautiful Jersey hefers, very valuable 4
large lot tools of variou, kinds.
Should weather be unpleasant, sac will be
conducted IN a comfortable building Ample
she room iIr buyers horses
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22

fR'hUSrFE's SALE
4 OF STEAM ENGINE AND TTREsHEa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22
Dry Goods,

Ready Made Clothing Boots Shoes an,
other articles usually found in well a,sor,
ted country store One saw mill. ont
portable grst mill, nearly new
One Thrcsher and Horse Power
used one season. Bomdiag house furni
ure and Gxlure.. \ lot Of spohcs anC
wagon timber.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-22
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year:

Postdqs Free 10 GH subscribers in the
United States or Canada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30
Assessing the Circus.

The Reno Gazette says; "a. A. Long.
Icy, tho County Assessor, levied on the
circus to-day. lie taxed them on SiO,-
600, amounting 1912, which they pnid
under protest, claiming that 40 they
wero in transit they could Lot be mado
TO puy in this State"
On entering Nevada, tho circus on
tered Elko County, which was entitled
to tho tax, we're any due. Our Assessor
applied to tho agent OF tho show for
personal property tax, and-ii We re-
member Hright-wns furnished with sat
isfaetory evidence that tho property had
boon regularly assessed and tho tax
paid before It reached this State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30
From Tuesday Daily
RAImAkonai.


A special train Of % cars loaded with
steel rails for points on tbs Central Pa
cific. passed eastward ct $40 this after
noon.
A thirteen pound trout was caught
near Tahoe last week. also, another
weighing eight and three-quarter
pounds. Wild strawberries are album
dant in the vicinity Of Bonner Lake,
and private picnic parties are almost
daily III quest CT them.
The Messenger says DR.. F. N. Spon-
ogle has been appointed by the Com
missioner Of Pensions. Examining Sur
geon of Battle Mountain and that dis
trict. All soldiers drawing pensions or
entitled to increase will hereafter be OK
amined at Battle Mountain.
=. II. Mulcahy has arranged an e1.
cursion to Salt Lake City on August Is,
10 return September LIST. The faro will
DO less than half regular rates.
As an index Of the prosperity CT Gold
Hill. since the depression Of mining in
tsrosts on tho Comstock, we see that
last week there were but 1--WE letters adj
vertised as remaining uucalled for at
tho postofice in that place.
The stage from the North this even
ing brought down from Vesoy & Co.'S
mill at ~Cornucopin, q box Of crude bull
lion weighing 90 pounds and valued ut
1880. 1t will lie shipped by Wells,
Fargo & Co. to the Min; at Carson City.
Henry Truman who left here about a
year < and went pack to live in old
Missouri, engaged in the furniture bu-
siness at a place called Golden City.
John Ainly is just informed that Henry's
place is burned out, involving a loss OF
; 4 1900. He was insured for S3,4OO,
however.
A fine large ledge or oulcrop OF what
looks like good orc was found about q
week ago some 30 miles south OF Down
eyyil!e, by two mon who formerly work
cd in the great DoNnsyville mine. They
think it resembles that mine in many
respects, and are very hopeful Of a Big
fortune.
Warner K Co. yesterday received
from the West two carloads OF lumber
for PsltieT II Co., at TuscaroIa. They
also shippds to-day for Tuscaroaa the
following iEOights: by Spencs's teams.
$4,000 pounds Of msIrhhniisc; by At
Wills, $4,000 pounds, AMI by Halls,
$500 pounds. Spenee's fas, freight also
went out with 5000 pounds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30
Masonic installation,

SIeptoo Lodge No. "a, +. & A. NJ,
was set in working order under It's new
charter Tuesday evening. by Past
Master A. l.. Fitzgerald OF Eureka. The
following officers were installed: Evan
Harris. w. NJ; H. A. Comins, 8. W.;
+. w. Griswold, J. W. Geo. L. Parker,
Secretary; J. d. Williamson. Treasurer
VIM. Herris. Tyler. A~ppointivo officers
"A. L. stOarns, 8. d. j. o. Rapsr, j.
D.; A. j. Guilford, Marshal; J. II.
Brown and u. Il. Bird, Stewards. Since
its organization in April last, stcptoo
Lodge has been working under dispen.
s%ation, bat now staft' of with n good
membership aud n full fellowship with
its sister Lodges throughout the State.
i Chsrry Creek News.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30
Deaf. ma D.m. FRAUD.

A middle sgsd man. bearing several
small satchels supposed to contain his
extra wardrobe. put in an appearance
here q couple Of days ago, and to sew
oral Of our citizens, by writing, com
inundated the melancholy fact that
from a shot IN the head while serringi in
the Federal army in Arizona. some years
ago. he had been deprived Of both hear
ing and speech. After receiving some
little pecuniary aid from the morbidly
sympathetic, tho afflicted stranger dis
appeared with as littlo os.entatiou as he
had entered town. and "the man with
the little bags" had faded from mem.
DRY. He is not thus to be dismissed
however, and the faith in humanity OF
at least one of our old citizens,
must be rudely shaken by the further
history of his protegc.
Tho haplsss deaf mute referred to,
followed his nose and the declining sun
until Carlin was reached, where Lis
~favorite racket was again successfully
played, and might have SO continued to
The end Of the chapter, but that his
convivial propensitiss got the better Of
his discretion, resulting in his absorb
ing sufficient gin to loosen and wag that
long dormant member, and TO so far
releasc the ~typpauums ns to enable the
poor unfortunate to distinctly hear an
invitation to moisten his clay at the
bar. Those railroad ROSTERS are sensi-
tive souls, and as a manifestation Of
their appreciation OF the subtitle genius
Of the forlorn wanderer, he was pre-.
pared for q bath in q neighborirg we'll
by first firmly securing his hands and
feet. He was then gently lifted over
tho curb and carefully lowered by the
head and heels to the reputed perma.
nent residence of Truth. The radical
change or atmosphere at the lower level,
and the psrilous proximity OF tho en-.
quilting waters 10 the posterior portion
Of his person. effected a cure fully equal
to those OF the miraculous Lordes, for
suddenly n shout arose from the lips of
that confirmed mute, reyerbera.ing in
the depths and almost drowning the
prayerful applications ascending from
a heart SO lately too full for utteGance.
The deaf mute racket is n most excel
lent one, but is a dangerous Dodge in
the hands Of an amateur.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30

Assessor Muudoll called at this Office
this morning aud showed q dispatch
from w. S. ~Cnppeller, County Auditor
and dated at Cumminsvills. Ohio, July
Is. 1882. of which tho following is u
copy:
THIS is to certify that John Robin
son has been assessed for yoar 1882 on
oil circus, m%enAgeIio and other show
property, in this county. his homo. Ito
Is all right"
The above telegram was n reply TO ono
from our Assessor nsking for infoIma.
ton; Robinson claiming to have been
assessed at CumminsyIllo. but could no,
show II receipt to that effect.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30
Committee Meeting.

The Democratic Central Committee
Of Humboldt County met at Winnie
mucca Thursday. Tho Committee ap.
pcrtioned delegates TO tho State Con.
yention among tho several election
prcCiuc,s and named Saturday, August
18th. between tho hours Of 9 o'clock
r. N. and 8 o'clock J.. 81, as tho limo
for oleoting them. A committee was
appointed 10 npportiou delegates In tho
County Convention on the basis Of the
vote pollod for Hancock AID English,
and report nj tho next msotIpg OF tho
Central Committee.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30
4 Fortunate Runaway.

Tho particulars Of n runaway, which
occurred below town several days nso.
camo to our knowledge this morning,
and aro "a follows:
Mrs. Frsd Wilson, who is down hero
from Tuscnrorn OH a TrotTuotcd visit,
has n team and buggy in which sho
drives out, rcposipg unlimited conf.
dence in the good sense and docility Of
tho animals. Her faith in their saga
city was rudely shaken, however, when,
accompanied Ivy Mrs. Jessup and in.
FAINT thcy reached the bridge across tho
Humboldt m their route to the Hot
Springs. for on seeing tho water DO
meath thom, tho horses throw them.
selves back upon their reserved rights,
snd refusing to 90 forward, insisted on
advancing tails foremost and backing
the buggy against tho railing Of the
bridge. which being worry substantial,
aVerted n catastrophe. Tho ladies bur
iiediy nlighted, and Mrs. Wilson read.
justed n portion Of tho harness which
had become disarrangsd, but as she was
about 10 70 enter the vehicle, tho horses
started and breaking away from her
crossed the briogo at n lively gait, and
struck out on ihOir own account, loav.
ing tho ladies afoot. but fortunately, TN.
hurt. Leaving tho Springs road. tho
team kept straight down the river max.
ing excellent tiruc 10 tho south Fork,
bringing up at John Millcr's place on
that stream, where they wore captured.
An examination showed that notwith-
standing their seven milss run. NO dam.
ago was dono to either horses or buggy.
aud tho only loss wns tho sent cushion
which = picked up 10y au Indian, and
subsequently returned. Dick Dorsey
went down, got tho outfit, and brought
II back, and Sally now proposes to ride
by instdllmeni-that IL, drive one OF tho
ADVANTAGEOUS bru,cs at u time. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30

Henderson Green has sold his ranch
on the river three miles above town. his
stock, and a ii ce Of grass land in Kit
fridge Canyon 10 Messrs. Russell &
Bradley. Tho trade has just been
closed, Henderson merely rsserying
from tho sale n fino horse and buggy
and small lot OF hay. According 10
tho terms Of tho trade, Mr.. Groen il 20
continue to occupy tho ranch until tho
FIRST Of September. Whether he intends
10 emoyo with his family from this Sec
ton or not, NO have not yet learned.
The sum paid for the property is said to
lhvo been Sl2, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30
Hotel Arrivals
a Hugo Meteor.

Max Schosn, while here recently from
Mount in City. informed US tha, the do
scent Of al immense meteor was wit
messed by the people of that plocO a fOw
days prior to his departure. Ho states
That it was very large; excessively bril-.
liant. md was visible for n full minute.
As 1t disappeared toward tho earth, q
deep heavy report was heard, aud n
simultaneous conclusion which seemed
to shake tho solid ground in that viciu-
ity caused some TO think that it's point
OF contact with tho Garth was not far
distant from that locality.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30
Another Fatal Case OF blood Poi.
aOuinR.

Mrs. Joseph Mcconnell, Of Boowavs,
arrived here by tho train q couple Of
days ago, bringing her little four-yesr-
old son, who was seriously III. for med.
ical treatment. Tho little fellow had
been running about in his bare feet.
and accidentally bruised severely the
ball Of N Of them. The wound was
regarded as . iriAing matter at,ths time.
bot Il continued TO grow worse until the
case became very serious before the
parents suspected tho fact. Immediately
upon becoming aware that the injury
required II, medical aid was sought 40
above stated, but assistance Dame too
late, the little sufferer dying las. night
from the effects Of blood-poisoning.
The sorrowing mother, with the re-
mains Of hes little darling departed on
tho sad journey homo by the train THE
morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30

Tic NIeInrInr.

J.u. Dnwloy, Superintendent Of tho
ViotorIno Company's mill ut Kingston,
returned from his trip to San Francisco
Wednesday evening, says tho Revcillc,
and left for Kingston the next day at
10 o'clock A.. ". by private conveyance.
lilo secured additional machinery for
tho mill, while below. which IL now on
It's way up. nlso two nrst.class Fruo
concentrations. which will be brought
into operation In concentrating tho pulp
from tho batteries, after passing over
the plates. The mill has continued run.
ming stohdily ton stamps. saving moro
than gold enough 10 pay expenses.
When tho new machinery and o,hor ar.
rangoments ntc brough, into uaO and
operation tho othor 20 stamps OF tho
mill will DO started up. Whom tho whole
30 stamps get TO running steadily, lively
iimss may bo expected at tho viotorino.
with good bullion returns for tho com.
pany.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30
From Monday 8 Daily.l
HaIsnaxundI.

The stage departures for Tuscarora
this morning were q. w. Psltisr and s.
0berfelter.
The arrivals from the North this even
ing wero A. Stephens, John Meg uirs
and l.. Villemar.
John NJ. Dosey sent his son Archie to
California, to attend school. by tho
train this moninS.
Mr.. anl Mrs. j. L. Wines started on
their return home to Eureka by this
mornings train.
A baby's cloak and hood was found
on the circus ground last Tuesday.
and arc now awaiting n claimant at the
Express Office. L. n. Stone will re-
sPond TO the questions OF applicants.
Tho gold watch and chain lost at the
circus, was picked up f:om the ground
where il was dropped, by Hi Sioker OF
Bullion, Railroad District. 1t is lucky
for the owner that it fell into the hands
Of an honorable man who will do tho
square thing in tho matter.
Several Of tho tramps arrested at
Reno have been pressed into service in
the harvest fields. Fonr or Ave OF the
lot have gone to work. Az all express.
ed 4 willingness to work, the Justice OF
the Peace discharged tho whole batch.
w. I. Smith arrived here from Stock
ton. CAL, by the train last eyening-aud
met q. W. Peltier, OF Tuscarors, who
came down i:om the Upper Level
for that purposs-and returned west
ward by the train tSis morning.
In the great race between Corigan's
Pearl Jennings" and Jack GilInsr's
Red Boy" at Salt Lake Driving Park
on Saturday, for $1,000 c side. Corr
gan's pearl" won tho raco by n sim
gle length-time, 2:i5-distance, single
dash ~ mile.
Justice SugGett being absent, the Dis
trict Attorney has induced Judge Pal
msr, Of Curliu, TO come up hero and
examine n man arrested upon tho
charge Of threatening to burn tho
premises OF Joe Lang. The trial will
take place to-day.
Tho examination before Justice Pal
mer, resulted in tho discharge Of the
party by the Court.
4 young nan who came here with tho
surveying party several weeks ago, fail
ed to accompany them when they start
cd for tho field Of operations, remain
ing at tie hotsl so long as he could pro
cure credit for board aud lodging and
then. leaving his bill unpaid, took
quarters in a Chinatown cabin, .iucs
which he is said TO have boon consort-
ing with the worst Monaghan chnrac-
ters OF that neiSEborhood. Such n de.
PRAYED wretch is an iutOlernble nuisance
If nothing worse-aud shoull DO
promptly Gbatod. II the officers fail 10
induce such characters to seek safety
10y moving on, tho tar-bucktt brigade
will furnish them with an extra travel.
Ing suit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-30

Another fishing party slruck-o u this
morning fondly hoping that the bites re-
eeiyed may not be confined to the ex-
posed parts ofthoir persons. Tho pious
resignation with which these deyotsss
Of the angling art submit themselves as
sacrifices to tho Unsuitable blood
thirsiiness Of the Humboldt gallinippcr
is beautiful to behold; and after such
patient oruoifying Of the flesh in The in.
terest OF piscatorial science, tho wretch
who would steer an aboriginal fish,
vendor but Of their reach, or taunt tho
r~lebotomize1 sufferers with stupid un-
skilliulness, should DO summarily sup.
pressed for extreme cruelty to anglers.
For who would bear the blis;sring rays
OF an exposed sun; endure the hungry
gnHt and stand knee deep in mud 10
oateh-a what cold - perhaps a
sucker, but the enthusiastic amateur.