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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02
From Saturdays Daily
BALMAGUNDI.

Butler had no idea those blue. ploods
we're loaded.
hs the psvnbroker who is ~oftenist On
the qui TiSe for the r.desmer.
Indians are ngain permitted to ride
free. on tho Central Pacific trains.
s. s. Sears aud family will probably
start on their return ,rip from Clover
Valley to-day.
Th'S Is Saturday. tomorrow is Sun
day and q day Of rss,-ii you have
nothing to do.
~The weather is quite windy to day,
and . falling barometer indicates an
approaching storm.
Some bad temper and expressive al
j.ctives were occAsioned yesterday eve
ming by n b.iky team.
The Times. Democrat, Everglades er-
petition. which ~As suppos II TO DO in
danger FROM FIRE. Is reported safe.
The Times R-vio~ says that the
pulp from the Grand Prize mill during
the past week averaged SI7 i.G3 per ton
4 young chap raised the wind s.
worth ia IIscArora the other day by
shouldering a tack containing go lbs
OF beans.
II any OF our city subscribers fill to
receive their papers. 1t mast be the
fault Of our new devil, who 10 as yet
unfamiliar Silh the route.
Nr. Preston Wolf, Of Salt Lake
City. eoutrAc!iny ngeut for tho luton
paeiGe R,i.rosi. came in from tho
East Last night and stepped over il
town to-day GU Ia ,im' s. connected with
his eVni any
4 letter from Irs S'ars states that
.suo~ commenced falling in Clover Val
Iry gu Tuesday AID continued M to
Ihur.day. the da'o Cf tive letter. but
that tue Ec"thcr Waa not cold sud tho
snow was MEETING.
TT A,urer n via Of Storey cou,.,y
hos hlrd IA aGditioaal l. md in tho sun
OF $40 o which only awaits the APP
prur,l 81 the Commit, ~siouer,.
The most ,Trctusl g~ynuostic eontri-
vance which has been invented. ono
which calls into action srerT muscle Of
the DO ~. IL = thin piece OF str,I.
potehsd on ono SIDE. And dred to =
wooden frame. and which is rubbed
through = stick OF wood laid in . franc
usually call cd a ssw huck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

Matt Delh,nly. who for some time
past has been engaged at the Depot
Hotel, has taken .ch .Iss Of that pnpI
lar resort uSu lily lnovu IA BiIrl's
: ,loon. where he will no pleased t.
meet his friends both old aud new, who
are assured that Ihey can always iud IA
choice aud well selected stock Of wines,
liquors aud cigars, and n comfortable
place TO while uHay n leisure hour.
Give him a call.
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EIrner's teams loaded yesterday with
;. ggi feet Of luySrr ior II. W. liTowu
The shipments to-day w'rs 2.Ii3
pounds g-nerl merchandise for Ptlti-r
X Co, $50 pounds Tor II. W. Brown,
AMI 3.U9S pounds Tor various parties by
Roach rs! freight, aud $40 pounds
salt Tot II. W. Brown by Nrls r0terson's
team,
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A Chicago News special from Muncie
ludiHna. s,"trs that las; Saturday Raj
Scott, after two years separation from
his wife. returned, and upon hc. refusal
10 live With linn agnir, he. murd. red
her by %st.hhing her with a knife, Kill. Il
Oh" child and then suicided by ticking
a dose II morphine.
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LEnioiiis torrrspandcrcn

LAMoILLE VALLEY, Nov 9Th, 80.
Tue cold snap seems TO have hasten
I'd the mutrimoDially inclined; and close
upon the recent Beil-DRkiu wedding.
fellows another equally brilliant. Tint
Of llatyo McAdau.s and Miss Lilly
wis. which occurred at the residence
Of tho b.. los mother yesterday after
noon. This w.Idins has been on the
tapis for some time. aui has kept the
social void Of the Valley on the qgi
rirs as to when the happy event would
occur.
The costumes Of the bridal party
were perfect aud grand; the bride being
elegantly Rtiired in a rich lavender
81 NJ train with a pe,ticoat front OF Law
cndcr-colorcd embossed velvet, II gar
Land Of tca.roses dom the side OF the
skirt. the usual orange wreath, with
pearl ornaments complied the toilet;
she wal attend Il by Miss H,ttie Pix
ley. u beautiful Blonde. who wore n
dress of palc-lluo LIucade aud Ottoman
silk, skirt finished with pleaiiugs, aud
ihe over.drcss flied with illrsiOu;
h lit dressed high with sprays Of for
Grt-Ine. nots, ornaments turqunise and
pearls.
The groom, as usual. wore tho Gus.
tomary black Dir. SIS suit. AIr. Charles
Lewis acting as best m"n.
Dame rumur has /, that another bril-
limit wedding will room fol ow.
HI,r. is u lucky boy, he las skipped
into the Valley und stolen II Of our
brightest jewels; a charming young
lady ut who's shrine tho LauiOIllc
brnur have been paying untiring court
for tho past .wo years. and Eow 81,
down TO suck their thumbs white the
bold young man runs away with his
prize.
Hank Keith md lady and n few chos-
en- friends were PRESENT to See these
two fnvo,itrs happily l,uuched upon
! the sea of lite,
May their path DO strrwn with nbw-
cts aud sunshine. OBEAsA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

All claims which have brrn audited
nguiust the General County Fund Of
Eiko county aie n"w p'yabio in coin,
aud haiic'S OF o'.m'"rs requested to
walk up to the cap:t,n's o:icr and sc.
cue their portion Il the ASSETS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

Wing Ice. late OF san Francisco. dc.
sires 10 inform the pubic that Ito has
opened n laundry at Wells, Nevada.
and IL prepared TO do washing aud
ironing in first claas order. on short
notice and on reasonable terms. iIc TO.
specially %rolIcits your patronage.
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STAT" Normal school burned.

The Slate Normal University Of Iii.
noIs, located Carbondale aud one OF the
finest buildings in the State. was de-
'tIoycd b. fire ON Monday. Pref. Fos-
:or, Principal Of the RrnopubIic school,
held "A P~rofrssorshiP' in that sbool ior
many yenr-, and resigned last Spring
to ace pit the position offered him by the
Trustees Of Reno school strict.
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NOTICE.

Members Of Elko Lodge No. Is. p.
K A. NJ, reading In Elko. who desire
TO invite friends to St. Johns Ball are
kindly requested to procure their invi-
tasions, cards aud tickets from the com.
mittse on or before next Monday even
ing. T. n. SroSs.
Jas. CLARK, F. Y. MuLLKR,
Com. Of Arrangements and Invitations.
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Tho Weekly independent

Advertisers In the DAILY ISDEPEEp.
ENr also have the advantage OF tho col.
umns Of the WEEKLY lSDrPESpExr
which has been Published without in
PERMISSION at this Office since enrly In
the yenr 1869, and hus n general circu-
lation In every district, camp and val.
ley throughout tho length and breadth
Of Elko county. and is 10y far tho best
advertising medium that hns over been
established in tho county. Remember
that advertisements In our Daily also
ecuro tho benefits OF orr largo Weekly
circulation, and that our terms arc
comparatively much lower than those
Of amy competitor.
The Weekly is a o~4I3G-inch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs ,i1tssn
columns Of reading matter. embracing
all tho ielegrapbic news Of general in
terest. NIL the news Of the State, and Ia
specially devoted to the local news OF
the county and county seat. by sub.
scribing for the wsEkbY ELKo ISpE.
PENDENT you not only obtain all the IN.
col news, but also receive q knowledge
Of all important events transporting In
any and oyery quarter OF the habiiable
world.
Send along your subscriptions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

O"c Of our county officers yesterday
received ",amrlo COPY ofa new song
H'ys tho Silver Ss'c. entitled. put
y"ur ainis around me. dear" He says
that Any Lads who dcsir, s t. try IL, can
d. so by calling ut his cn,c after bu,i
NESS hUnIs-w ~ mean the suuc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

C. C. Warner 4 Co. Forwarded yes
terdey for T~usearors Ly no~ch's fast
freight. 10000 pounds general msr-
chandise- BY Ben Yates team. $3.50
pounds iron and 500 pounds salt for
PETER & Co. Tucker Bros. teams
loaded +. with 1910 pounds salt eoa.
sigued to II. W. Brown.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

John AinIey returned from Oakland
Friday c"cning. and ropurts hat Mira.
Aiml"y's health is Improving. which
will loo welcome news 10 the NARY
friends q that lady in this vicinity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

To the friends who 10 kindly favored
me with their patronage on T~hankssiv.
ina Jay. ] wiab tho' pss'irly {, express
my thsukS. hoping that they all cujnycd
themselves duriug the d,y oni nfsur,ng
them that | fcel duly grai-tal 60; tho
iiudnoss displayed ~ that occasion.
Mrs. J. J. GRrrcchI.
The Springs. Dec. ]. 1888.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

William NJ. Nelson, counsel for Sar-
all Allbea Hill, thai hc will
liver y set.ts Of lectures throughout
and Nevada. from all which
Lord deliver us."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

CT. Sproule. of ;he Free Press. and
Ell Anderson, Of the firm OF Geo. An
Il rSon & Sor, went down TO Battle
Mountain las: week TO assist in getting
out the Messenger.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

Clause Sprrckles has opened his
heart To- the extent Of contributing n
barrel Of sugar to the Thanksgiving
dinner Of newsboys in San Francisco.
Oh IhurshAy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

TuecdRy's Carson Appeal dcvotes n
column 10 tho description Of = fight be
tween two Cinnamon which did no,
come OF.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

WIZ WILL You Congh, when Sbi-
loh's Cure will giyc immediate relief.
Price. 10 cts. 90 cts. aud 81. For sale
by +. +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02
Humboldt uouS~, Zoe Lang, Pro
ITIrtor.

uUu~~, Toe Lang, PrJ
ITIetor.
john Lewis, Bullion.
Lou Miller, M~UIiuo.
Mart Mason, d.
y II Mason. do
john Park, Os!no.
Joe Hrnurn, Pie srni Valley.
III Dakin, Mound Valley.
A OUIrra!rk. do
VIM Hansen. Yankee Fork.
john asher, Fort Ha.leck,
d OIrl'ie, Pleasant Valley.
Geo Smith. Fort Hnllrck.
l.! Fenqir, Wyom NJ.
OFT Walter, do
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

Received ut the Gem, n lot OF sweet
older which they are enabled TO offer
tho trade lower than any other house In
Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

Some OF the Carson papers have had
their Gil Of the curfew. and think they
prefer the racket Of the boys 10 The
changing Of the bells. Some people are
hard 10 please.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02
HUrEL AHuISAIS.

Depot I~IOtcI-CInrh q Orecn Fro
priFtorS.
i CluggAge. CarSon.
Poleto jarvis. Tuscnrora
Il = Porch, Huntington.
W . johnson. Ogden.
Preston Wolf. Sit Like.
II Sulin, Ogden.
II Ghcrn. Fort llnllcck.
III q Webb. Sail Lake.
J. Is WoiRriI jamestown. " Y.
g fitcomb. Denver.
ID 4 Alsrr, Fort lIallcck.
= ] Sepran. d.
Il l. Jones. Pleasant Valley.
David Og,l'io. do
Thonns Taylor. do
- Nicholas, do
j Milton. Mound Valley.
Ia Wis Addison. do
Tylor, lIallrek.
George 4 Grant, Pleasant.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEror HOTEL, CLARK & GREEN, Pro
~PRIEToAs.

DEPor HOTEL, CLARK & GnEES, PRo-
%PRIEToSs.
John Kuhn. Ogden.
c Garrett. T~uscarora.
John Lain, do.
Brad Waller. do
Vim Mitchell, Huntington.
Miss Anderson, do
JR Henry. do
II p Hnmill. Wells.
Ell Osborne. do
John Miller. Lee.
W Smith, Eureka.
81 r Jewell, Palisade.
Len Wines. Ruby Valley.
A S Dorsey aud wife. Fort Halleck.
w j Stevens, do
Ralph Lnrsh. do
Henry Murray, do
W Crane, South Fork.
is French, Island Mountain.
JAS Underhill, Moline.
NJ S Robinson, CRrlin.
G w Sheridan, Pleasant Valley.
F Rogers, do
Henry Jones. do
c E Mayer. Fort Hslleek.
John Mckee. Mound.
E b Stanwood. w U Tel Co.
Geo A Grant. Pleasant.
Humboldt IIonse--Jos LanK, Pro
prtetor.
p Erickson, South Fork.
George Smith. Fort Hulleok.
Il Lask, do
Ii Murray, d.
W Stevens, do
Chas White, Bullion.
Hy Stoker, Bullion.
Jake Conrad, Rabbit Creek.
John Thomas. Utub.
G BaumbRch. Lamoillo.
W Hrusler, do
A Hauler. Ogden.
Fred Thomas, T~uscarora.
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HICI:I. ARRIVALS.

Depot EoteI--CInrk & Grrcu, Fro
pEIvIOrs.
Al Parker. Tu~7ca:orA.
Il J Sey!snd, Drcth.
La Hal, Sat Francisco.
Henry Rosers. Sacramento.
Us Wood, SsS YOIk.
ii MyClaiu. do
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suiLon's vfr,LizER Is what you need
.,r Constipation. Loss OF Appetite,
Dizziness aud All symptoms Of Dyspep
ala. Price 10 and 10 cents n bottle,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

WILL You SuTFEA with dyspepsia
aud liver complaiiut7 Shiloh's yitsiizer
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by y.
f. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

The Attorney Genera. writes County
school Supcrintcnl"n q. Il. Alex
ard"r. nays the Phoebe Record. it il his
opinion that bills contracted by Ia.
School Trustees vLi,c there was no
money ia the School Fund, are hot
payable out 4 to money NLic!, may
hrreoftrr be paid into the Fund.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

StgrLrss Nmur., made miserable ny
that terrible cough. Shil"h'S cnrr IL to"
remedy for you. sn!d by +. +. Mullet,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

A NASAL t~SJECroR fee with every
b tito OF Shilnh's Catstrh Remedy.
Price 80 cts. For sale by +. L. Muller.
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Strong 20 rita are being mIdc TO have
one II the n tiouAi Conventions held
ut Indi ,nap liz next v"nr.
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lFrccInnn Hail.

Tb" citizens ball last night was n
complete success, rs the Hall WIS
crowded with devotSes OF the fayoute
AMUSEMENT, mud n largo number Of
visitors exhibited their inter, ST in the
al .ir 10y their presence. At . O'clock
the ball was opened with tho Grand
March, aud twenty two couples formed
III line and passed through the various
evolutiops Of that initintsry exercise.
Every Que seemed TO be in tho best pos.
sible spirits and tho affair WIS one Of
supreme Enjoyment. The Hall was
tas,cfuily aud appropriately decorated,
AMI tue managers are TO be congrhtula-
ted ON their success in providing this
entertainment.
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EoTEI. ~AaRiYALS.

ncpct Hotri-- CIaru. & Grecu Pro.
prIcIors.
Mss Mary wrlch. Pats'uma.
Miss Mary Wrl.h. do
Up Martin, lone Valley.
Chas D-yrr. do
A Guinnip, do
ia Young. Plrasan; Valley.
d Sweitzer Piu;-.
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CRoup. wHopgiso Couou and Bron.
ohitis immediately relieved 10y Shlioh's
Cure. Sold by /. r. Muller.
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EumbHiLI Hou.c ..JI' I.nn. Pro.
prir;oF.
Jonn Grn"hn. Island MIuniniu.
Austin Giirulh. 90
L MGIcnann. Tusclrorl.
John Olsen, Huntington.
Jsmcs Irwin, Sew jersey,
A V BsiSr. Denver.
I F!ictou-, Denver.
NJ GIa-irr. O,iuo
Bert TIayrr. Rullion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

All Harris and Feed Uhl. owners Of
the Lena mine. says the Leader have
struck ore which assays $2oe - the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

Fresh Eastern. and califorbia tran
planted Oysters received direct and
served at oil hours OF tho day or night
in any style at the Gem Restaurant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

G.. G. Warner & Co.. forwarded to-
Jay by Roach's fast freight I2.OSO lbs
6 neral merchandise for various Tus-
carola parties.
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Blackberry Brandy for medicinal
purposes at the Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

Buy your Turkeys for Thanksgiving
at tho Gem. The! will have some nicc
corn.i,d ones In time.
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HOTEL ~AHIIE.ALS.
Depot uatci-.CinrL i Green, Pro-
p~ri.IUru.

,epot Li1tci--CiNrL = Green, Pro
pri"tUru.
Compton. Sake Valley.
II uL Knight, Eureka.
q II Stewart, Tu-cIrora.
John Dunn. do
S Spencer, do
q " Gray son jE' 10
G " Wiley, Pheasant Valley.
Louis Belle, Brunetm.
j. II Haskell, San Francisco.
A Fried, d.
" c BRAND, Salt Lake City.
} II Moore. Ruby Valley.
J q Brooks, ko.
4 " F,l',r, do
JIG Wiacs. wills.
John LApgton. do
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Isrs IIIcnIyI.

The ceremony by which SIr. Smith
OF Eureka, aud Miss Dorsey of Elko,
were united for the 'urney Of life was
performed at the residence Of DR.. Hen.
derson at . 7. NJ. yesterday, in tho
presence Of the brides p,rents and A
few personal fri, nds. and was altogeth-
er a very quiet nff,ir. At the conclu.
sion Of the nuptials refreshments were
served, and the happy couple immedi-
"t'ly set about preparations for
their easiwa I'd journey. They left
By the evening train for their future
home in Denver, Colora 10. in company
with Senator Foloy, Of Eureka, aud bis
newly-wcdicd lriie who wcrc aboard
oil their wedding tour.
We join with the numerous friends Of
Mrs. Smith in wishing the recently
united pair n happy and prosperous
life in the city which they have select.
ed for their future home.
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Fatal Quarrel Aboutn Cabin.

A miner jas; arrived in Eureka. from
Long Valley. says Wm. Norris WAS
killed III that place on Friday by Doc.
Wheeler. Wheeler purchased cf Frank
Mooney the cab IL formerly occupied 10y
Norris, who tLreat,n ned to Kill Wheeler
uul,ss he vacated the same. Nunis
came to the CABIN on Friday three Times
sui made sounds to HttIuct Whecler's
MI, IL The tLi,d time the door va
OPENED by JOHN Cassidy, aud Wheeler
shot Norris with AN army ride. Norris
dlrd. Immediately . When deceased
fell lie had n finn grip on a Colts re-
volysr. Several witnesses claim the
rho"iing to be in self defence. Norris
va" looked upou as n dangerous char
acier. Wheeler gave himself up to the
au'hoIl'I's. L no Journal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

BudwrIser Rnh SehIItE.
Since receiving u carload direct from
tho East, Of the renowned Scbliiz beer,
Mrssrs. Rcckburt X Froeiich are now
prepared to furnish at Wholesale to
Ih' ir patrons ana the pubIic generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage. at
prices lower thun ever. In both flavor
and quality. this beer is unsurpassed
10y any malt beverage in the market, Us
all who have sampled IL will cbeerfully
states
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RAND & D9RsET.
Attorneys for the Estate.
Tuscarorn. Elko county. Nov. %, 's3.
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NOTICE.

HorIcE Is HEREBr Given TO AL
parties who are indebted 10 the estate
Of the late l.. 1. HoRle, TO como forward
and settle their without delay ;
and all parties who are holding claims
against the estate Of the said L I. Hog
10 to present the same for settlement al
the Office OF F. w. MERRRrT.
Agent for the Estats.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-02

1874 vintage H.nnsssy Brandy at the
EN-.
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GIunboIdt House, Joe Lang. Pro-
nrICIys

sIunboIht House. Joe Lang. Pro-
priciI".
Jaa burke, South Fork. =
L DAVIS. Pleasant Valley.
Bert TGayOr, Bnliion
Fs 8r"n,,t do
Chris Baumt ach. L,moille.
Al Furlong. South Fork.
W NJ Richie, o do
III Spencer. Mo Valley.
John Hilton, do
George GRANT. Pleasant.
IL Keefot, Bullion.
10 F6rld, Dolby.
80 Robiason, do
,Joo lieunoD. Pleasant.
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FrcIghts

Ronch's fast freight left for 1nscn-
rora this mt d os With 1853 pounds Of
general merchandise for Peltior & Co,
1891 pounds for II. W. Brown, aud
1850 pounds Tor other pariics. Large
~ ntiiics II freight for Tuscatora ate
arriving or,ty day. which Indicates
tina, merchants Of thu upper levcls are
anticipating a lively Winters trade.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

SENATOR Gro. +. EDNUNDs, says
the New York Sun, sis decidedly the
most conspicuous Of all the candidates
the Republicans have hopes or fears
Of, says that he will not be n candidate.
Still he has the "bee 10 his bonnet.
II huns as yet and does not sting
Mr.. Edmunds would like TO be Presi-
dent, but he is not anxious to run next
year. lie is a hard.headed person
with no fondness for forlorn hopes.
He sees it is a very bad time for bees,
and he is pachydermatous enough not
TO he stung, although be must listen to
the humming. Mr. Edmunds keeps
his head plum"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
Reyburn speaks.

Senator Reyburn, the Stalwart presi.
dent pro ten. Of the Senate, who stands
second TO Cooper a. the apologlst for
corruption and "A mean low grade Of
politics, it appears has no love for Gov
Pattison, or the high principle which
has governed him ia official life both in
Philadelphia and in Harrisburg. The
other day this representative Of ma
chine politics and the job element Of
Philadelphia, made Characteristic
speech in the senate, in which be un-
dcrtook to bclittlc and criticize the
Governor. Senator Gordon, Of phila.
delphia, replied to him and said The
senator has seen fit to di.parage the
public scryinr. Of the late controller Of
Pnilsi"lphja-ihe present governor Of
the state, he said ">r, do not mean
TO debate that question with the seua.
tor. The public service Of Governor
Pattison have been passed upon by the
people and upon their decision rely.
Twice over. as controller and a. can
didstc for governor, have the people
pronounced their confidence lu h., in.
tcRrity, capacity aud ftae.. for official
station. Upon ,hcir verdict rest, and
against the statement Of the .cnator
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

THE grain gamblers at Chicago
are fighting desperately against the
favorable crop reports made by rclia.
bic correspondents, as they have a
tendency to knock the bottom out of
the movements 10 bull the markets
The millions, however, will profit by
any disasters the speculators may earn
by the publication OF the true state of
the grain prospects, which are said to
be excellent
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03

ADJ GENERAL GUTHRIE keeps
peace with the spirit Of reform. lie
has ordered the disbandment Of Com.
pany "E. Sixth Regiment, National
Guards, aud the Washington Troops.
This summary action is in consequence
Of proofthst tho property Of the state
in possession Of these organizations,
consisting OF arms aud equipments, are
grossly neglected lie directs that
the property must be restored to the
state within thirty days.