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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
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Rsguiaf meeting q KHShts Of PythiAs
~ eeloek, this evening ~ their Han.
u = nmsrsd that The New York Her.
IA vn 70 h~ek - . thres-csnt psper.
We received . friendly call from Jus
tee II. J. Neyland. 81 Star Valley, this
afternoon.
o. W. Lane. President Of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce. died sud-
denly on Sunday. ei
Mr.. Delosse. III, ErtinyuiShsr man,
came up last evening and stopped or.r
In town to-day.
We regret to hear that Matt Delhanty
10 quite siek. He IL confined to his
room at the Depot Hotel.
Lou. Henderson leaves this evening for
Oakland to be present at the nuptiAls Of
his cousin. Miss Dita Bradley.
The weather has materially moderated
within tn. last twenty-foar hou.s, and
tn re are indications OF more snow.
John Nc Intosh Of Cariin, leaves that
city next Monday evening for q two
months visit amongst old friends in
Canada. ..
Members OF Elko Lodge No. Is, F. &
A. n, As we'll 6 all member. Of the
Order in good standing. are requ, sted to
meet At th.i r Hall at $50 sharp to-mor.
row morning.
New York has had thus far ills winter
. total snowfall Of twenty-five ire es-a
heavier fall than has been recor led in
December for many years.
We learn from the winnemucca Sill.
yer State that the HLrkuess Fire Ertin.
guishrrs stood the test Of the late sever
weather, the contents not freezing. This
is a merit not possessed by any other
Fire Ertinguisher.
Col. Jerry B. Moore Of Ruby Valley,
left Tuesday evening for San Francisco,
where he intends to r.main for some
time breathing the saline atmosphere
which is waited from the bosom Of the
mighty deep.
Many persons were out yesterday,
says the Enterprise, making New Years
calls. A vas: deal OF champagne wal
uncorked along the line af thu Com,
stock. Nobody had the courag, to of.
callers beef tea and boullion, as it il
said they now do in tbs East on such oc,
easions. What wry faces some Of ouI
callers wonld have made yesterday had
they en- invited to put beef tea on TOP
Of their champagne.
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O6itiLUyU.

Green d. Abel, the subject Of this
sketch. was born in Lincoln county,
TENNESSEE, in December, 1919, aud in
early life removed to T,Ias. On the
breaking out OF the Mexican war he vol
unteer.d at Clarksvill. Texas, and served
as q soldier in the American army dur
ing the continuance of tn war. At the
close Of the war he returned to Texas
where he remained until 1919 VIII n he
followed the tide Of emigration to the
land Of gold, and settled at the little
town OF Mariposa in Mariposa county,
California During his residence in
that Stats he served one term OF four
years as Commissioner OF the county in
which he resided. In 1894 Mr. Abel
came to Nevada and settlvd in Mound
Nal,y, wh,re he has been engaged in
agricultural pursuits almost continuous
~ for nearly twenty years.
During his resid nee in Nevada he has
served several terms as Commission r Of
blko County IN which capacity he proved
an acceptable officer. A short time
since he anne in from his ranch in
Mound Valley for ths purpose Of secur-
ing medical treatment, being somewhat
indisposed. and has ben gradually
sinking until this morning when he
qui' tly passed to the other shore.
MIR. Abel has tor many years been q
promin, mt m,Iuber OF the Masonic Order
and was n member of Elko Lodge No.
10 at the time of his death. The funeral
will take place from Masonic Hall to-
morrow at 10 o'clock A. 81. and the
=, rTices will be conduct d under the
auspices Of the Lodge Of which he was
an honored member.
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Hftahed and Unhttched.


Following iss HI Of mEtsscs.md
divorces which have occurred IN Eko
county during NJ ear.lss9,
Hary Boz lt4s 70 Ollie RsaaDt
January Isl
chsTA. Woods 70 Alies N~ietkscn.
January 9Th.
O. n. Brewer to lGT1is = lkAusoa.
January lIth.
1T. Pos,lsthwaitt 70 AdGltue GfiAtth.
5sDuas1 2lst.
Charles Ne Kay to Annie Bsynoa,
January 25th. ; 80
A. R. Bitter 10 Mary 4. 0oodale,
February lsL
james Murphy to Ellen Ebbetl
February 2sth.
Alfred Olsen 70 Annie Chapman,
March Isl.
J. H. II. Van B whiskrr TO L. E. Moore,
April 18th, ss"
Abner wiseman to Mary Angel.
May LIST.
S. L. Cshoon TO Nellie Brand.
May 18th.
Joseph E. Gill to Ellen A. Reilly.
May 23rd.
James Murphy to Della T. Murphy.
June End. Eii 5l
James Cassidy to o. J. Ullry.
June 9th.
L. H. wardwell TO J. II. Truman,
June 7th.
John Laity to Elizabeth Shearen.
June 18th.
William u. Root to Lora Breckenridge,
Jun. 2Sth.
Jas. P. Mothcrvell 70 Ella L. Parker,
June 2sth.
Frank Culver to L. II. Bliss,
July 5th.
]. E. Robinett to Eva Lincoln,
July 18th. "
T. n. Stone to Mary Taylor,
Sept, 2nd.
Z. d. Luce to E. E. Peters,
SEPTEMBER 18th.
Ersstus Hawkins to Elizabeth Limp,
October 23rd.
George W. overman to Mary E. Crane,
October 3lst.
William W. Smith to Ros,tt. Brown,
November 18th.
John Aldnch to Elizabeth Stewart.
November 18th.
Victor ToIley TO Cora E. Lancaster,
November 18th.
E. J. Hayden to Alma Hays,
Novemb-r 18th.
James W. Smith to Kate Dorsey.
NOVEMBER 29th.
E. B. Harlan to Melinda Roberts,
December 2nd.
J. T. Wright to Jane Gcdney,
December 9Th.
DIVORCES.
Sarah A. Smith from Frank d. Smith
Fannie II. Taylor from Henry Taylor.
Ellen A. REILLY from James +. Reilly.
Roberta A. Talbot from II. N. Talbot.
Susie A. RaSsdle from Joshua E,
Ragsdale.
Rosa F. Daley from James A. DALEY.
Carmilla A. Warwick from John Mar.
wick.
FrSd Specketer from Louisa Specketer.
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II CARD.

To the citizens Of the town Of Eiko
and vicinity, I return my sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage I have received
from them during the ten years In which
l have been in business here.
l have no New Departure to make 40
/ started in with the determination 10 do
right. Ihr"s acted upon that pdt.eips.
and shall continue to be governed By
that motto in oil future dealings With my
customers.
1 will sell for cash, FRS. Glass
Groceries at as low prices IS they can
be bought for in Elko county,
n, CHAsu.
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lF,on Wednesday,. p.il,I
aALAA~UnD..

Good sleishins causes . ntr.y jug
ling Of the bSns to-day. 81
Cork bonAsts are coming into fashion.
They arc especially adapted 70 liEht
heads.
We eannotSo Without the void, boa Il
IL foolish 70 conclude that the world
cannot do without US. arr
The regular meeting Of Elko Eneamp-
ment no. .. I. o. .. F. will be held
at their Hall tonight at O'Clock.
Tine Inter Ocean remarks that Repub-
ilcan candidates nominated at Chicago
have always been elected. It's . long
lane which has no turn.
Z. X. Phipps Of Cherry Greek, had
an examination before . commission in
lunacy on Sunday, Was sdiudsed insane
and sent to the Asylum at Reno ON
Sunday night.
New Years day passed OF very quiet
ly yesterday. and. contrary to the usual
custom. the opportunity to make calls,
was not given by any one in town, SO far
As We know.
The Rev Talmage says the only way
to estimate a mans worth is by his soul.
This reminds US that the popular way
to estimate q mans soul is to find out
how much he il worth.
w. E. Fordham. VIII known in the
southern part of the county and who has
beSn at Sprucemont for some time past.
has return d to Pleasant Valley where
he will spend the winter.
In the case Of c. H. Smith aaains.
officers Taber. Rule and Parker for the
alleged Illegal attachment Of : trunk,
which was tried b .fore Judge Green, his
honor gave juds, m,nt for the defend.
entH
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President Arthur'S Re-
ceDtiOn.

At the reception on New Years day
given by President Arthur, there was q
brilliant array Of Military, Naval, Diplo-
matte and Civil celebrities, and the dis
play OF magnificent costumes was equal
to anything heretofore known in the his
tory Of White House entertainments
Ths decorations in the Executive Man
sion were simple but tasteful. Ferns,
palms and cut flowers from the consery-
atory were placed in the three main par
Tors, the great east room and main CORR.
dors. and the mirrors and large glass
chandeliers, which we're Lighted, were
hung with graceful festoons OF smila1.
Promptly at IL o'clock the Marine
Band, which was stationed in the vesti-
bule, played "Hail to the Chief" and
as the inst notes sounded, tbs President,
accompanied by Mrs. Carlisle and pre-
coded by Col. Rockwell and Marshal
McMichael, entered the corridor, follow.
ed by members Of thu Cabinst and their
wives. Many members Of Congress
were absent from the city, but most Of
those who remained w.re present at the
entertainment. The President received
the brilliant throns with becoming dig
nifty. greeting those with whom he was
acquainted with q pleasant smile and a
few words O. recognition, while 10 stran-
gers he merely wished q happy New
Year.
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lFrom Saturdays Dnily.l
sALnAarNpI.

John E. GlligAu. Of Bullion. Lander
county. is in town.
Archbishop Perch. died At New Or
.sAs on THatkist 'Hi$h, at 9:2o.
Read d. Reinhart 4 Co.'S, New De-
parturs" and look put for their bulletin
board. .
Mrs. A. w. Hssson. Who has been
Waiting relatives in Tuscarora. returned
By stage Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honeyman and dan:h-
tn left by last nights train for their
home in Clover Valley.
Justice William Conger Of Wells. his
son James aud daughter Miss Lille.
returned home iaat night.
Do any OF our ladies intend keeping
open house on New Y,arS Day 7
Tia time is near 1t hand.
Mrs. @. ". Cassidy is still at the Ar
Kansas Hot Springs. but expects to re-
join her husband some time in January.
Mr.. aud Mn. L. O. Hardy and daugh-
tT remained over in town to-day. aud
will Leave for Toano by this evenings
train.
The TuscArorA Brass Ban I will give a
Grand Masquerade Ball and Carnival.
In Elko during Court week. Look out
for Ia ir adj.
Owing 10 heavy storms in the Sierra
Se'Adss, express train No. /, east
bound, 10 three hours late, and will not
arrive hsre ill about ~ o'clock tonight.
Rosch's fast freight loaded for Tusca.
rOra to-day with I2.ooo lbs Of freight.
a.tlS lbs OF which was GENERAL merchan.
disc. and the feFAipher lumber and salt.
Preaching to-mono~' at the usual
hours. Subject for thS morning service,
'Th" Increase Of Christ's Government,
in the evening. "a X prospective View
OF the fnrssSL s"~-- 800 90
superintendent Bishop. OF the Insane
Asylum. received n check for Sc, OOO. 900
from one Of tho 1ptorSats1ts uni r his
eharS', With which to buy presents for
the patients.
One OF the heaviest storms that has
occurred for several years is now raging
In the sierrAs, and We may exp ct to r.
esiVe 4 benefit from il, as snow CON
msneed falling h,rc about noon to-day.
Isaac Grs~old of Ruby Valley, who
Vas here in attendance at the Masonic
Ball, took the train last night for ST.
Jos phi, No. his old home, where he
will spend a month or two visiting old
fri nds.
Glowing descriptions are given by our
exchanges Of ths Christmas festivities
which occurred ut the various towns and
At other localities throughout the State. |
The Anniversary seems to have been one
Of general good feeling. and up, ace on
earth and good will to men seemed To
prevail to = large extent.
Tbs editor OF this pap IT returns hi
heartfelt thanks u. n numb r OF inv nil
friends. here aud elsewhere. for kindly
Christmas rene entrances. Such eyi.
denee OF affection from the littlo ones.
are more gratifying tohim, and regarded
80 more complimentary, than would be
HE election 10 the Unit ii States scnat,
By a Nevada Legislature. -MAjor Den.
mis-. /. this . .PoGs lid for tho di.un.
guished honor5 "a 20.
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I'm Anec1Ote of GreeLeu,

Horace Greeley, although he took
the papers," was once sought to DO
vicdmized at the wsll.worn dropped
pockct-book' game. The man who
pick. d up tho book, pletborio with
bogus money, right at Mr.. Grceley's
feet was compelled 10 20 out Of town
immediately to his sick wife ond begged
the loan Of go In advance 9th, reward
which would surely DO offered IL Dir.
Greeley would keep the book. Mr..
Greeley consented and only saved him.
self by taking the $50 out Of tho book.
The man demonstrated. "lt will not do
TO touch that money" he said; ''you
had better give me $50 on. Of your own
pocket" bless my soul, my friend"
eIclsirn ID the innocent Horace, I
never carried Ms much money 40 tina,
with mo in my life 7" Tho man impa.
denty snatched the book out Of Mr..
Gre ley's hands and hurrediy left to visit
his sick wife.
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NeU LaUndrU.

Ying Kee, late OF San Francisco, de.
sires to inform the public that he has
opened a laundry at Wells. Nevada, md
is prepared to do washing and ironing
in FIRST class order. on short notice and
on reasonable terms. He respectfully
"olicits your patronage.
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ii. A. Man. the gentlemanly operator
Mt the Western Union Telegraph Office.
AS accepted n situation Mt Benton, on
the CarsC. & Colorado Railroad, aud
will leave Tor his new field OF operations
in n few days. We regret to loose n
good citizen, but W. wish him success,
and We can assure the good people Of
Benton that tn y will find Mr.. Mar r
gent in ev,ry sense OF the word.
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HoUsE-JoE LAxo, Pro
PnIEroa.
Geo. Jenkins, winnemucca.
Geo W Taylor, Pleasant.
Geo Jenkins. T~uscarora.
"a Ashby, do
A Jacoby. st. Louis.
10 Hemeisich, switzerland.
: T Robinson. Pleasant. a-"
Dan Lowell, do
81 Williams, South Fork.
@ A Peterson, do
II Mason, Moline.
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At the regular meeting Of Elko Lodge
No. 10, F. Il A. NJ. held last night the
following Officer we're installed TO serve
for tn ensuing year; W. T. Smith, &. d.
G. G. wnn,r, J. D.; James Russell
mud J. Alexander. Stewards; c. W.
Grover, Tyler.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

T. T. Barnum, Of the Greatest show
on Garth" has made his will b~equsa,h-
ing several millions 70 his heirs and 10
charitable institutions. In order 10
avoid any controversy after his death,
he was examined by skillful physicians
AZ to his mental condition previous to
making the will.
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The Silver City idaho, Av,,orch,

The Silver City tIdsho) Avalanche
says The seycrest storm experienced
for years prevailed on Monday and
Tuesday last week. On the afternoon
Of the 2Sth inst, the wind, which had
been blowing quite hard on Monday as
sumed almost tho proportions OF q hur.
Hcanc.- carrying away Stovc.pipes and
chimneys in town, and on war Eagle
mountain ihs Var EaslO orc house .spd
tho Pooymsn shoit house. IA ~. :
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Green II. Abel. who was taken sick at
ais ranch In Mound Valley some time
ago. and came To town Tor treatment,
has ev.r since been aud, medical treat
ment, aud DIR. Mcigs informs us to-day
that his case is quite serious. His chief
affection is an imm us. carbuncle ON the
back Of the neck which has produced
almost comp, I, prostration.
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The Verdict.

A man had met a girl in a lonely
place and forcibly kissed her. She was
terribly indignant, and had him arrested.
She gave an account on the witness
stand CT how he gaI d ut h,r ~intcntly.
and then, suddenly throwing his arms
around her, imprinted a kiss upon her
lips. The prisoner made no d~.fense,
and the jury was expected to promptly
convict him Of assault. They returned
to the courtroom. Tho ju-iu-iury
w-w-w-wou!d like to ask the young lady
two gu :Stions," the foreman said. Tn,
judge consented, and she went on The
stand. "D-d-did you wear the J-j-ier-
sey that you've g-g.got on now?'' ayes.
sir" was the demure reply. "And
w-w-was your ha-hn-hair b-b-bana d
like that2" Eyes, sir" "Th n, your
honor. we Acquit the p-p.prisoner on
the GROUND Of unconventional in
sanity.
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FT'ei6htS.

c. C.. Warner 4 Co. forwarded for
ruscarora to-day. 1000 b by Ashby's'
team for l.. FAnoH 1882 D general
merchandise by fast freight for various
parties; CLEO feet lumber by Atw,n's
lam.
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Rad the snnounc sment Of Mr.. II
Chase in this issue. As be is man Of
we'll known business integrity, we have
no hesitation In saying that he means
what he says and will make every pledge
good, and that his motto Live and Let
Live win govern his actions In the fu.
turo ~ in the past: all OF which can DO
d mous,ra. d by giving his goods and
prices . trial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

This year 10 '1esp year." but the year
1900 will not be a leap year. ~ February
OF that year will contain bu. t~veuty-eight
days. There will be 10 leap year from
1896 till 1904, q period Of sight yssrs.
The subjects for ns1l suaday AZ the
church arc as follows Morning: 9TH,
Test by which we may Know True Chris
tians." Evening "David's Advice 10
Solomon" A sermon 70 young people.
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One person, not q resident OF Elko,
Celebrated the new Year by imbibing
r'tior moro benzine yesterday, than he
could cQnn1ntly carry stone load. and
with considerable difficulty he was Ca
ried TO the cooler on the express truck
by constable Tuck AMI his deputy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

We can now account for the almost
universal absence of S.nator Sharon
from his scat in the s; nate during the
timo he mis-represent d Nevada. He
was ~galivanting with Sarah Althea.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

Dressed poultry, such ss Turkeys.
Gccsc. Ducks and Chickrn and vcgct-
sbies sueh ss Celery. Csuli1ower etc.,
foI New Years. osn be obtAjnsd ., ross-
enable rats ~ the Gem.
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A family named Edmuuds, Of Mason
county, Va, claim that they have a right
to the Trinity Church property In New
York. The property il worth $4,000.
600.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

Are You made miserable BY Iadises-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness. Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's Will
izer is = positive cure. For sale by F.F.
Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, Of Bour.
bon' Ind, says Both myself and wifi
owe our lives to sloh's Consumption
Cure" For sale by r. F. Muller.
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J. *. Robinson, n former we'll known
v. & r. engineer, was recently killed by
m accident TO a train he Wal running on
q road in Mexico.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

Mr.. Eugene Thompson. the Central
Ruby pcdaSogue, came down TO spend
Few Years ut the County Seat and will
return on SATURDAY..
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Notice of Consolidation.

II
In accordance with : resolution OF TIE
Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F. Of the STATE
Of Nevada. the following resolution was
adopted at regular meeting Of Palisads
Lodge No. 2Gi 81
fAt.Aps. Gov. So. 1874
WHEnsLs; In our jutssmsntt u, hsas -.
isrrsi Of the Order IN this LEGALITY VosiA ~
advanced By the eSnsIii alton Of PaIisdds
Lodge No. 40, aud Rlko Lodge Ne. ~, HSs
therefore be u. n EaFr a
nEsotyEDi Thu this Ledge u IN 6SrsV n
Consolidation With EIfo LoAes Ne. ~ hnd.,
The eopdi,ie sud on The terms Srrsertb,da ~
the Grand Loigs Of Esvsda, - sostslnsA q
the Revolution adsplsd at the sixteenth
Annual Session In 1881.
tsigpsdJ .. hAfehsut, q =. Ussn,
!. Js~"ii. !, .cvrnsN.
4. :. LonSi,y.
A irps copy.
At's-t. A. O. Lossiy, R.S, p,oisn.
Seal i,
In accordanes With The action q Paii.
SADIE Lodge No 20. ~ shove, end the In
structions OF The Grand Lodge in The
premises, the members Of Eko Lodge
No. ~, I. o. o. r. are hereby nOtsfIsA
that q vote on the question Of The adop-
ton Of the shove resolution VIII Be- taken
at tie regular nesting Of aid Lodge V
be held on Saturday evening. January
IS. 1854.
FpLSS itIEpIt. y. q.
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Catarh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by shiloh's CatAnh Ramedy.
Price 30 cents. Nasal Injector fr /.
For sale by r. F. Muller. =
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For contempt Of an Albany court,
Frank Sherman was on Friday last sen
fenced 10 tzo years IN the State prison
and IN pay = Ans Of $500.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

shiloh's Vitalizer is what you nsed for
Constipation. Loss of Appstits. .DiaE-
mesa and all symptoms Of Dyspspaia.F
Price 10 and &c eents per bottle Tor
sale by F. p. Muller.
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle OF shiloh's Vializer. II never
fails 10 cure. For sale by r. T. MnIler.
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Group. whooping Cough and Bron.
chit' imm diately rcli wed by Shiloh.
Cure. For sale by r. F. Muller.
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For lame bsck. side or ehost use Shi-
loh's Porous PlAstsr. Price IS esnts,
For sale by F. F. Muller.
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TIE circular pubtiSbsd on satesa.o.
spd sad 70 have bssn i,su4d 70 ~
Grand Master Of oranes Societies.
uryips tbs formation 10 Ifsissd Of:
armed Orange volunteers. ~.s 9 No.
gerry.
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottis
Of shiloh's CAtarrh Remedy. Price SO
cents For sale BY F. F. Muller.
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Why will you conSh when Shileh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts. SO cts, and u. For sale by r.
Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

That hacking cough can BE- 20 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We g~uarantss
1t. Sold by F. F. Muller.
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The East bound express train due here
at GA Saturday evening, did not arrive
until $50 yesterday morning. The de-
tcn,ion WAS caused by the big freight
engine. which again indulg d nm iuesis.
tibie disposition TO wand. r of into the
country taking thS track along with II.
Nobody denies that Santa Claus" IL
q bigger man than old Grant"
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shiioh's CaiAuh Remsdy-a positive
III for Catarrh, DiphtReria and C.nk-
er Mouth. For sale by F. F. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
FRESH OYStej,S.

a. Booths o'al B:nni Fr,sh B,lti
mor Oysters rsceiys ID daily by Express
and sold for s.rSnty Ave cents per can,
at thu Gem. '
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

viii You suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint shiloh's vitaliIer 10
guaranteed to cure you. Sold BY r. r.
Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

"Haekmetack." lasting aud fragrant
perfume. Price Is and so esnts. For
sale by F. F. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
HOTEL ~ARRIVAIB.
DrPor HorEL, CLARK Il GRrKS, Pro.
P%EILToRs.

John Dolsn, Cherry Gre X.
G II Sheph I'd, Coral Hill.
Ham Mccain. Hslleck.
II McAdams. Lamoille.
WI Picker. Tuscarora.
"A McCausland, Deeth,
NJ Atkinson, do
Kemwl!d. do
II ] Neyland, do
c Il Hank, Halleck.
Ms. Perviauoe, Salt Lake.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

II. A. Man left last night for Benton,
California, where he takes charge OF the
station and tel graph Office Of the Car.
son and Colorado Railroad. His family
will T, main here ell Spring.