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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

A shocking accident occurred in Oak
land last Saturday, at tn, corner Of Sixth
and Clay street, resulting in the imme-
date death of Freely Bennett. ag d six
years From statements gathered il ap-
pears that the child was playing about a
loaded truck, driven by Edwin l.. George,
who. on being notified by his helper,
named Cecil. that he had run over a
child, stopped his team while his helper
picked up the child and laid it on the
sidewalk. and hen the two drove OF,
leaving the little suff~ rer lying there. A
physician was summoned, but before he
arrived the child was dead. The driver,
subsequently,, on hearing of the death Of
the child, gave himself up to m officer,
and he has been charged with manslaugh-
ter, with bail fixed at $500
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

We acknowl dye the receipt OF a com
pin ntary ticket Of admission TO the
Warner Observatory at Eochest T. New
York, which il under the personal super
vision o: DR.. Swift, n practical, astrono-
mer. This Observatory was found d by
Mr. II. IL. Warner, propri tor of the
popular Safe I;cnicdi s, for tn, purpose
Of popularizing as well as promoting
astronomical science, and is a T. suit OF
the enterprise displayed by one Of the
successful business men OF our day.
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Mn. O'Dounell. wife Of the SLAYER O
Cary. has arrived in New York.
Snow over a foot deep in Cincinnati,
something unusual for that latitude.
Five prison rs eseap d from tn, d $.
MONIES, Iowa jail on Monday evening.
Atramp named HIrv y who mucd r d
clerk named Curtin was hanged BY a
mob at PIT Sbug Indiana, Sunday
night.
The State Teachers Institute vi
open ut Reno on Thursday. the 9th
Instant. We fear ElIo county will not
be represented
David T. Stuff aud Carrie Ball were
recently married in Iudiana. We have
heard Of stuffed pig. stuffed tarL.ey.
&c, but this is the only case on record
OF q stuffed Lull.
w. learn that those who visited IN.
Ito Springs Yesterday enjoyed a Merry
'ar.stmas. and everything passed OF
quietly aud satisfactorily.
There came near being a conaasrt'on
in Tuscarota Sunday evening, caused
from the tak;ngf.e Of the oil in n student
lamp. Fortunately the flames were ex-
tinSuished before much dansre raj
done. -
Oar exchanges are in error 40 to the
marriage Of Miss Dts. mot Delia.)
Bradley, granddaughter of .iold Broad
hosns,' and Mr.. Frank Il. Glenn. as
that interesting event Will occur w,dne.-
day evening, jan, 3. 1854.
A married woman has been arrest d
at Leyd n, Holland. charg, d with having
murdsr,d siIt Tn persons within tn. last
f,S ycars, IL ar.y nil Of whom were
Members of her own 'iemily.
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Crosse oF NchooI.

Our public schools closed for the hol.
idays y-st rdnys with appropriate eH,r-
cisrs Icy TIA little folks. Quite n .arg,
nnmbcr o: visitors were present an | Ell q.
joycd tIe efforts }! the cliIdncn 10 p.e..se
and ,ui,rt..in.
The ,%Nc!c.' = OF IL Il with Our Greet
ing Song. by tho School. Th,n follow
al: Christians Ev,, by Mamie Rulc;
y AIMING To Swim, by Charley IL nLu,-
son; D"st.'S DLnpi by Dii.cy Dun.
can; lie y VI S.aI.cI Again, by Lola
Roach; LItL. BUTTERFLY, by Bcrlic Daw.
Icy; Snanrg the Vacation, by JOhnii
LuDhAuu; Take Car, Don't Fail. by
Lille lsoscnio,k; Baby Sl, pr, 10y M"N
Garln !; SVng-C,tch the Sunshine, by
ivc little gir,s; God Bless our Absent
Boys. by Ami Grant; The IgScl In the
Heart, by Lizzie Cullen; 0d. Polly and
rctcr. by Rosa Hl Coming HON by
Maud Carter; Yes or No, 10y JOir II mcr.
Struggles OF Lii, b. Dora Sh han; The
CIR Ut Splash. 10y Katie W tn rIy: rcnl,
"i Twins, ny Essic Rorpntock; Only, lV
George ro.Inrd; 1--we Knew. by Will,
Russell; Whit Daily. by Miami, Miller,
The Witty Il ply, by ,hhb' Roach,
Young Ltdi = al ia, Present Day. by
Nellie She an: Christmas pea nts. 10y
Oven Tuck. Young Men o.
tn Pros ut Day, by Hate
Mann: les not worth while 10
Hate, by Grace rurnur: Tho Dirty Old
Man, Ruth Russ lT; w Moth II. b.
jamie Grant: Old shrArC CLANS. by John
nio Garrccli; Jolly old Santa, by Hattie
Rosonstock; THROWING KiSs, by N.nni.
Yates; Ovcrwork d. 6yLcnn Alexander,
Paraphrnsc III Thg 10y Stood on the
burning D,ck, by Wallace willard,
Christmas Morning, Doitic with riy,
Christmas Forty Years Ago. hy Barbara
Lang; The Boys, by 10y Lang; Barbara
Fritchic, 10y James Russell Song Littlc
Eva, by four lite girls.
Til 70 exercises were int, rsp ~ j with
cutc little dcclam0tiora. tho tiil,S oi
which We failed to 90. by tho fOlloainl
little tots Ora Harris. Esir Hunt r.
Annie Parks, G. ritz Lang. Willie Grant
Stella Mann. Dotuc Hnmor, Harry
h'yscr, Johnnie iInmu, Maggie Grant
c's"r Alexander. Maud darjucr snt
Vada duncan. -
Other interesting crerciscs fol,owct
which VIC roget we were not permitted
to hear. ~ business called "a away.
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TestIng tho t1s,neulsh,rs.

Monday afternoon. according to an
nounccmcnt, there was q trial Of the
Hardness Fire ~Hxtinguislcrs made ON
the fiat above Kcmr,r's mil. The Com
mi,tec appointed by the Hose Company,
and n large number Of ciiizens, were
present. APPLE o fdry barr. IL, straw and
other combustible material was butt and
thoroughly saturated with coal oil.
Tdis was set on fire, and, as IA stif wind
WAS blowing at tho time, the mass was
quickly tnv,lop.d in fans, and IL
sccm-d that nothing less than a large
stream Of water could suppr, 90 th IN be.
fore the material on which they were fed.
was con mnei. Al a signal from the
committee. +. II. Dlosse, who Is intro
ducimg the ex~iingutsliers here, took ON
OF tho machines on ha back. anil com.
mcnctd playing OH the flames with n
short hose attached TO II, and in less
than two minutes put the fire entirely
out. Another can Of coal oil was then
thrown oyer the chnrred barrels, aud the
NJ again fred and again put out by
the stream from one cx,inguisher.-sii.
yer State.
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The Gem onen q splendid bill Of far.
Tor tomorrow.
She Stops to Conquer at Freeman
Hall tonight.
Quite q snow storm visited Us yester-
day, and it is still showing oceasionIy to-
day.
IL has been as~certainsd that Sam
DAVIS 81 the Appeal is ihe anthor Of
Castosin poetry. O.
Our whole force from devil down IN
ehiei, as well as tho, ISprpxxDESr. will
rest tomorrow.
l. Hudson and wife came in from
Huntington Valley to-day, anil Will t.k..
their Christmas in ElLo.
l!oaeh's fast freight left for Tusc,,o,o
THIS morning with lI.Jjj pJiih IN.
'f4i inerch !nlise consigned to ,aious
parties.
Fresh frnits. candies. cocoa-uuts. la
n'n's' c~LuiiioTer. g.. &c, for Casist-
mas at CI"riey Good;ngs. next 10 the
P~ostofice.
81: IN Ms. A. Wines came in vester.
d'y to make PREPARATIONS to surprise the
h'tle ones. A;tsr making their pur-
ehaSes they let FOR home today.
Mss. Thomas Lemon, ellest dIu,ht.r
o. {. w. Gro cr. AMI her two little chill
dien arrived here from Ruby Valley lnI
evening en ronte to Altunls county. Ida
no. where she will rcjoin her husband
L has located there.
Some considerable excitement and
much noise was caused yesterday after.
noon by a deer which passed down Com
merciai street OH an easy gallon. and
caused loul shouts from those who Wit
messed thc singular sight, but il seemed
impossible to set the dogs on it and il
passed through the town ulinjurccI.
Aitcr the late experience Of one o. our
eit4zcns in the use of gun. no IL
seemed disposed 10 take a shot at the
animal.
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lFf1a Saturdays D-ily.[

Two days more I'll Cir.It:nls.
ETeEssr,ns wiercwith tn make nrpgo-
PIRATE decorations, arc eb-AaiS il.
Woaid IT be proper TO call the Z cert
swell enicrtainnleAt gwen by Vanderbilt
n cod fish bah !Tn
1t makes all the difference in the
world trtLef y3G put Dr.. Be.ore or AZ.
Ter i mans name. to- vs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Daw!ey lie / for
Austin this tN.ning. where they will
spend the holidays.
Mr.. John 4inley and 3Ir. Richard
Brown leave By the regular train to-
night :or San Fkirc:sso.
CAii.omisqulii are rciailed in Wells
ut S2.IO per dozen. and ''Ynail ON to.s,''
Is nothing TOR the -p.cuvc, of
that lively village
The Central Pscidc is the only .ai,.
road in the St,,ie which docs NO; give
huii-iRIc 10 tnaehen who wish 10 attend
the State Teachers Institute At Reno
next week.
A sliBht rain fall 'laI night which
enicd III SNOW. aud the ground is cover
ed this morning with a inc base for
slriGhing provided W. get = few inches
moro o
Miss Maggie Hamilton who has been
engaged Hs teacher in.the family of Mr.
Hank 1T lIalleck. has returned 10 Elko
where shs will spend the holidays with
her sister. Mrs. Frank Fcrnald.
We acknowledge the receipt Of y pro.
gTamine o! the Nevada State Teachcrs'
institut! to lie held nj Reno, Dec, p.
~ and 20. We regret our inability to
bc present on thai occasion. full Rail
road fare Is too much for us-Jut wish
It complete success.
New Years day will o he n. hand.
and 1881 will hc Leap Year. Must the
ladies receive As rjey rave heretofore or
will You & n''cmens step iofSSfd and do
th" agreeable? Makeup your minds be-
tween this aud D2semh-5- az. tn, let u,
know whom to annoanesS.
Departure Dyt5iS Etgt9IS stage this
morning: Miss Emma Trfi; A.. j. Know
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A Red BiuH. tca.) $500 80
December -. says: A daTnaE-
don occurred In this plaes this nou;Anl
IN the nevs that two GihA. sseA' unAis
Afteen yean Of aee. vsse AstnEAe -.
tieedinto . house u ilfams ksy4 b.
Ao.he 5woHopa. and through TIE sAd.o(
t~o men named Wick and Murray. ~ssS
ruined The girls are 'da1ghtess, Of NJ
spected people, Who live In AnAsScpa
Valley. They were induced % sstsr u
bfothel. where they veH placed udsr
the influence Of liquor ard led by tAs
two men to low clearinghouse and re-
manned all night The affair became
known at an early hour this morning.
The parties were promptly arrested. and
upon examination were held % ansusr
Besides the three mentioned there srs
four others. Three sahoon-keep<rS arc
implicated, and il looks very much ~
though a deep plot had beeh coneocted.
Daniel and Mary Cronin, we're found
guilty ON Saturday OF disturbing public
worship in the Catholic church at Brook
lyn. They accused the pastor. Rev.
Horace Mccarthy with having caussda
priests death by starvation, and With en-
ticing away their daughter. and when
the reverned gentleman protested his
innocence. they called him n liar. The
defense admitted the charges and asked
the court to look into the matter in nniu.
CATION of the sentence. Sentence was
Withheld pending the result OF civil action
brought by the Crouins against the
priest. III
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

We received n call from d. &. Brown
Of San francisco On Saturday. His frIu
Is general agent for the darkness Fire
E~Ntingu!shcrs 4 Engines for the Pacific
Coast. Mr.. Dclossc their travelling
agent returned from TuscRrofa Saturday
evening. That place, nc informs us, has
ordered ten machines to be used accord.
ing TO the system they nrc introducing,
which has been explained to our citizens.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

A large meeting Of Gentiles. Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. was held ut
Salt Lake on Saturday night last, for the
purpose Of endorsing President Arthur's
Recommendation of Legislative Coun-
ell for Utah. also, for the purpose OF in
dorsing Governor Murray's stand in de-
Tense Of the law and good government.
The meeting was addressed byleading
men. Strong resolutions were passed.
The country is appealed to to sustain the
President and the Governor. Congress
is earnestly asked to pass the laws rec
commended by the President. A recep.
ton was rendered to theGovernor ON his
return from the East. 9GE
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
Masonic installation.

Al a meeting Of Elko Lolge No. 10,
+. u A. NJ. held in their Nal, ut 2 O.
clock this AFTERNOON, the following off,
GERS elect were duly Installed by Past
Masters Mcigs and $ AIRS: Antoine Dix
Il, W. VI; VIM. PiughoT, S. W; Thomas
Hunter, J. W. James Clark, Treasurer;
+. n. stone, S,cr,tary.
The appoiniivc officers not b. ing all
pres mt, the installation Of these was
postponed TO some future time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

There was a large attendance at Free
man Hall on Christmas ove 10 witness
the performance given by the Amateurs,
and all unite in the expression that the
play was well rendered, and each per-
former acquitted himself with credit.
The entertainment wac n sncccss
when Sara Dcrnhardt again visits
this country she will be advertised as the
"lemale Sullivan. Post.
when Sara again visits this country
those who have 4 Wholesome respect loo
The cownide will DO very caution IN their
remarks concerning her.
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The following is IL list Of letters re-
manning ia the poatOlicc ut EIku,
December -, 1888
itIcS James VI. Dreckenrilgc J. Il.
jarkicy Alex Kennedy MH. y,
long Hop Yum Gee S.np
Persons calling lSr any Of the uboy,
Eiii please bGy advertised.
q. w. HULL, L. VI.
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NeU at Jessie Rule,s.

Call and see her Elegant stock OF
Fancy toilet sets, Palette Mirrors,
whisp Broom holders, Handkerchief
boxes, Glove boxes, Party fans, Per-
iume SITS, Gents Cuff and Collar boxes.
Silk Hnndkerchicrs, Shopping Baskets,
Lunch Baskets, Elegant Ink stands,
Autograph Albums, Scrnp-books, indie.
strG'tb.e and Wax dolls. Childrens'
Wagons, Etc. Etc.
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Warning to Poor Young Mon.

The wealthy relatives Of Jacobus, tbs
~defaulting Secretary Of the Eureka Con-
solidated have come TO his r,scue. and
the probabilities arc that a felo y will be
compounded and q thief escape the
meshcs Of the law. But for the interfer-
ence Of his rich kinsfolk, he would
doubtless go to the State Prison. This,
says the Tuscarora Times, ought to be .
warning for young men not TO steal any
thing unless they have afiuent relatives
to square the matter with the law.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

The nsgro "Big Ike" who, while at.
tempting to burg!aihJ the bank of Dd.
range, Colorado, last week, shot dead
Bruce Hunt, died last night in Jail, at
Durango, from injuri 3 inflicted on him.
self in jumping hcadlong from a forty
foot cmbanEmcnt to avoid being cnptur.
ed alive. Just before h. died rs made u
conf, ssion duplicating four others, all Of
whom arc ind arrest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

Mr.. ID. :. Brown % tn firm of d. s
Brown Co.. Manufacturers Az nts Tor.
III HHrkn,ss Fire Exiinguish,r, gave us
- friendly call tins morning and pr 5 1T
I'd additional evidence ns tn value OF
tn - celebrated means Of prot ct. II
against fire. On, important testimonial,
r c.iv,d by the firm since Nj. D,loNs,
was Ia r., APPEARS in anuth,r column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

TIL old year, 1888, is dragging its
weary and dccrepit footStepsto the brink
OF the grave OF departed cent lries, and
soon it will be numbered among the
things that arc past; and we realize the
iact that we are just passing another
mile-post on the road that leads TO that
undiscovered country from whose bourne
no tray. Ter returns.
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~ Turkey Ennlc at the Gem tonight,
Special Masonic MootIng

There will b, . meeting Of Elko Lodge
No 10. +. & A. NJ ut masonic Hall ut =
o'clock Il. NJ. tomorrow. for the pur-
pose Of installing the officers Of said
Lodg, who were ,lcct dto a rye for the
ensuing year. A full attendance Is de-
sired.
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HeU LtLILnulrY.

Niu3 Kee, late of San Francisco, de-
sires to inform the public that he has
opened a laundry at Wells, Nevada, and
IS prepared to do washing and ironing
in first class order, on short notice and
on reasonable terms. He respectfully
solicits your patronage,
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49,
EnoAkhka.

shaa cur i..t rpot y. s.ss,ias
Tu:carorn freishts hare been Forwarded
BY c. c. Warner Z Co..
BY Atwell's team. -. HOB. salt. for
Pelier & Co.: by Roach's fast freight
ll,952n Genaral merchandise. pind.
Pally Tor Peltier & Co. and II. w. Brown;
by Ben Yates team. 496 fret Of Lumber,
a bales shingles, IL bales iron pipe and
76Ob. salt.
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LOOE HereI

W. T. Smith has at his store q fine
assortment Of special wares fos the
holidays, embracing fancy vases, Toile,
Sets China Cups and Saucers, Mou-
stache Cups, fancy Majolica ware,
Silver Plated Casters, etc. etc. etc.
Call and examine his large stock before
it is too late.
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The rec iptS Of freight Saturday " re
pne ear barb wire for W. I. Smith; one
dali car susn fof II. R'inh vi Il Co., >;
one car coal for Payne az fnilL. oue
chr wood FOR Payne X Fcrnuld.
c. G. Warner x Co, forwarded
by Kooch'R fast freight, 1926 pounds
general merchandise consigned to II. W
brown, Pciticr 4 Co. and ihirtcen other
fnscaTora parties.
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II II stated thtt the Central Pacific
Railroad Company has purchased the
property and franchise OF the Oakland
and San Pablo Railroad for $500. 90.
II IS PROPOSE to coast.usta cable road
over the line.
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What Is called the "oM Man OF Spo.
kane" is n huge rock jhtting Over the
brink OF Spokane Falls. II shows tn.
clear-cut profile Of an old man with
.toothless jaws, bald had, aduifis nose
and cror.traek temples.
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A southern editor has no one but eUt
ored men in his mailing department.
The other day be had the inside OF bis
Office photographed, and nov IL driven
almost wild by rival sheets, which are
calling attention TO the Matchmaking
department.
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1t is said that about thrc.-yt,rs.su n.1

1t is said that about three -yrsrs. igo'k
fortune. estimated at Sl,5Oo, 600. was
left John Spring, who did in Virginia
City a few days ago, by his cousin, Cap
tain Arthur Spring, a merchant Of Cal.
lon, Perm. Inquiries for Spring were a.
once seton foot, but he was not found
until about three weeks before his death.
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There is . good story told,oi the Lor.
don reporter who, coming back to tie
Office at q late hour with a long report Of
q speech by the present yiscount Sher-
brook-thcn Mr.. Lov-was hidden By
the sub-editor to cut II down, and give
only the points" But" sSid the dc.
spairing reporter "confound II, Hs all
points e. ~
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Clusters.

Joe Lang desires to inform the public
that h is in daily r. ceipt by express Of
FIR shlBaltimors Oysters, which he will
sell at SIttGl cents per can, which is low
er than they were ever sold in this mar
krt. Give them a trial.
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A me ting Of Irish eitiz ms Was held
in Toronto, Canada, OH Monday to con
sid. r thc dist, sscd condition III paup.r
immigrants IN that city. A s~ubscnpuon
was iak, n up 10 relieve thir immediate
wants.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

While the wcst-bouni train No. 9, on
the Union Pacific road, was between
GGecn Eiv,r and Granger. ON the even
ing u! the 18th instant, II ~tLcouItc.cd n
head vi /, 2UU or LOO antelop,s. Tn
Snow was quite deep andd.it,d in places
aud the GmTclop,s w,rc running oh the
ro@ibed. finding tina; tn, easiest road 10
'rnvcl III. Mh.n they were first O
tired many OF til III we've killed. anu the
engineer seeing ut once that ihs tain
might be dcrIi.,d unless it WIS slowed
III. decreased the speed. The antelurrs
kept but II short distnuce ahead OF the
engine, aud we've strung nlong III, road
Tor quarter Of n mile. They would
occasionally ge, some disthncc IRON tn
engine. and tiion til y would stop, turn
round and watch tn, headlight until the
engine WAS inirly upon them. They de-
,aycd the trim hall or tlrcc-quartcrs 0,
an hour.
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Perfect Editors.

A man who is really. ht to wisid .
daily journal should be one whose soul
Is daily photographed on his Journal
through the types, as self-poised rs Jovs
himself, and as the white down Of doves.
S lit Lake Tribune.
That kind OF an editor is to be found
in two places only-heavsn and Salt
Lake.-Virginia Enterprise.
You forgot Eureka.-Leader.
There is only n in Elko. and that is
rs many as a village Of its size can bSar.
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Tho ofHcs Of tn, Western Union Trlc-
graph will b. open from S u 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ, AMI FROM 1 to 6 O'Clock +. NJ,
ON Christmas day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
you have q printed guarantee on every
bottle OF Shiloh's Vitilizer. II never
fails to cure. For sale by +. +. MnIler.
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Threat ming, Anonymous l,tt,m, for
the puposo Of ~prejudicing the easc
against young Mutt, are b ing reciv,d
by a number OF pcrscns int rested In the
.t,ial at Pi(bbprg.
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"whom | hive Joined together. iet no

"whom I have joined together, let no
man put nsuuder," is the way Justice
Harmon OF Eureka puts n.-Times-
Review. The Judge Is right. II lie
does not join them together who does ?
This Is much more sensible than the
stereotyped falls hood commonly used In
the marriage ceremony.
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Terrible storms ore reported through:
ont the cast, and at several places In
New York and Massachusetts, the Their
mometer ranged from % to sc degrees
below zero on Sunday. =:
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no III ARHIVALs.


S Spencer, Eurekh Mills.
WW Cong r, wills. 8
7 W liule. Tnscarora.
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L \ Biivin, do
Jas Canger. Wells.
L Boyd, .Carlin.
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Dan Hsrri', Huntington.
=. He Llie. City.
Rev J W James, TuscarorA.
W II Cotvnt, Halleci.
JR II ,lines, Gerald.
LIP Fairson, Mexico.
L ii McGin!ey, & wife, Paradise.
l. lilies, Wells.
Miss Weeks, ID
. Frank H1nryIHan. wife AMI dug.
ter, Clover Valley.
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&c Hardy X vie, Toauo.
liam Mccain, Ii.!lvck.
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Are you made miserable by Indises.
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Lots Of.
Appetite, Yellow Skim shiloh's Will
izer is q positive cure. For sale By T.Y.
Nnller.
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Thos b autiiul specimens Of Pampas
Gus, Which adorn ia, mirror at tho
u pot Hot"l wrra presented to II,ndcr-
son Green by 7. \. Fir cmna, Of san
Jusr.
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The propFitors o; the Gem Restaurant
give notice that on the night Of the 9th
inst. they will serve a handsome ball
supper to all who may desire to partake.
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The Rev. Geo. II. Thsyer. Of Bodr.
bon, Ind, Gays : Etib uyt,p ard viz
owe IA lives to sioh's Consumption
Cure" For sale by F. T. Muller. -.
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IL is rumored that Joe Goodwin and
Arthur McIwcn will shortly begin the
publication Of . daily paper In Ssn
Francisco.