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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

al these favorable conditions the breeder
will meet nothing bat loss AID disap-
poin,men,.
!, wss our pleasure TO ,i'ii herd Of
noted Holsters IN Massachusetts,. a few
year, ago. aud no more beautiful sight
can well be imagined than was presented
by these animss Their peculiar mark
ingi. immense siss and cheerful. eon-
tented expression, giving them marks Of
beauty ,ha, are laekiag ia any other
breed Of cattle We have ever seen. There
were seventeen bead q coz. Ia this herd
the larges, u which weighed $500
pounds They III 10 ksi A. though they
nigh, easily give the amour, Of milk
credited 10 them; each one having an
enormous udler which. II fall. mus, bold
an enormous amour, Of milk. In this
herd IVES ball hat weighed 400 lbs.
Kind and gentle. Psrircily hsady 10 work
on s'oao drag.
While NC can bat admire these AMI
mails, We feel that the more moderate
sizei breeds are Gar better ior the average
Maine farmer a. ticsdsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Thousands ~ children have Did u dlph'
iberia thi. winter who might have been
saved By q single bottle Of Johuson's Ano.
tyne Llulmcbt IL Il q SURF preventive OF
iiphthsris sni wlll cure nine Gases cot OF
Tn. No family should b. without u Tor
f.v
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
Vital Questions ~!

Ask fls mOsf s~issni psysiciaa
OF sny school. vast = the oest thing In
ne World Cor Quisting and sllayinx all ir-
ritation Of ne nerves and curing al forms
Of nsrvous complaints. giving natural,
ehlldlks refreshing slecp Nssysf
AID thy wili tsll yoa auhesitatinxy
"Sons fora q Aops'f
CnAFrgR 4
Ash any OF all Of the most prominent
Physicians
what Is The bsst ssd osiy remedy that
can BE- relied on % cure all dis ass ~ M
kidnsys and urinary Organs such a.
Rrixhts disease. diabetes. rvtsution % 10
ability % retain urine. and all IN diseases
xnd allments peculiar % womsu
"Aod they sin tsli va explicitly aad
smphsticslly "BucAa ~
Ask the same Physicians
what II me mo-t reliable and suf-st
cure Zoe al liver dissssss 90 dy-pfpslsi !
eonstipstiOo. indigesiioo, bilioa,ue,s, ma.
Arla. hver. sgue. etc and they III Tel
zoo go.
Henes. -n~n ths-. rsmediss arr combiaei
~lth otasr- sqa.ly valnsoie .
.onds rf1I 49, us sisrtsus curstev rossf -
dsxshrI~d shicn i 81 tArisli in 20 oleie
tInna lnal ~ uIsFaaH o. i.l balm NAn it'atlNtN
ekisi o. resist q rusrf. ani "a a ls
narmis-s A. th, mo.i fau ~oman. weakest
lavAllI Or sluaIlesi Cnil1 a. 49,
CuArrEk a
-rafisufs
sklmost desd or ueariy aying-
For year, sn1 ENeu up ~ phfsiciAn-
Of nfishts sud other kldusy diseases, Nv
81 Complaints. severe Coughs, calicd con-
samptian. have h.su card.
Houfa goaf af1rT rrulT ''|f
rruln aEunY of uFurslEla. nrrf0alsnfss. = AAe
falnsss. al Nkrtrus disrasrs rrrnliAf % -
msn
People drasn cut 81 stspe from sxcrucist
la psrFs 90 Fnruruafisrr. Irr rruuuifurf as
Chronl II. of sufsriuE frun ecrNtuIA
krysipfiasi
III rtsun. bio-ri poisoniur dyspepsia in
difr.tlOn. an IN faCi aluosl az tiscasfs fAu
>ailre IL nrir tn
Havs b.sn Curcf ~ uup niftrrs rr,cf 81
-hich 60 D. tluud IN sVsrf nsIsuoorhc-rl IN
- kuuau uuflN
~. Nnus genuine slfnouf hunch of green
Hoo On ne sfffs areI ~fun aN ~ tNft
poi.onqus sIur sith ~iiuF- or ~uurs- in ihsif
nama
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

"'Ts.s the night before Cnris'm's;
The old man wsnt lane,
Teas Ora, American spsclnc
That carri him s1sln.
"It l. wonderful remedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

wss sniicted wlth cssrrh aud Cold In
The Head ui-d many remedies ~i'hoo'
.ny ben. fcisl 'n-cts, AZ last ! used ky-
Cream Balm. which .nrctuslly eafed ne
w. n. 1 lIliliri. Dentist, BDrfsn'o~n,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
scoTrs EnULsios OF PURE
COP Llysn on. WIN HrrornosrHrrss

Dr. q. killing. Of Ostlspd, Cal, s,ys-
I have used SCOTS Enul-lOn In my osn
ease. aud foand IL . most valuable prrp.f'
elton. and have since used u extensively
10 my practice With very Surprising results
10 myself aud patients.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

yF-Tns voIcE OF THE rrOrtr-No "a
mi, DYES we're ever 80 pOpuisr ~ the
Diamond Dyes Thsy never fail ~"
Blaek 1. ar superior N iogwood The
sthsr eolors are brilliant Wells. Rich
.rison A Co Bafllngtou. VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

A yosng minister fsll dad 10 r.lisiou.
,out-torv in Onshs. s-b.. reesnuT. snf
aow the irrs,srsnt MaDos says he died 10
his tracts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

when . lady induises 10 . round OF
n piping she might be said 10 go on' on .
buy.cycls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Young l.dl.s II the sammsr resorts are
taking Informal presidential ballots Win
ION hons This 10 too too SWEET
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Let that Bsnslo man 20 over the Ni,gs
= Pail. In . sealed rubber ball n he desires
20. bot those In waiting below should be
distracted not ~ bary the ball Win bin.
That should b- k-yt ss r.lic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

This parting Eises me psis," a. ,hs
msn said when he had . u)uhlesoms too'h
extracted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

The bycycli.t carries . lsutsrn a, nish'
- that be- may not run over Himself VIA
hi- wheel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Mr.. A. W. Harmon % savannah. Ga
~. team of gray horsss which has ih'
lO0th bridal couple 10 their nspilh esre
monies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Tho New Yofk piumbsr. have assi'
afoksu ths pip~ 81 ps.cs. or eoars. m
p..pr public will nov have " settle for NJ
,sCiisut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Girls Who mourn beessse the men Won
propose should bear 10 nlnd ina, Nsom
sss I've hundred aud eighty pears old be
ore she married.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Gyp.y qassu- Omen live " be ops ban
ired years old. snj they pf~servs thsil
beauty 10 the last Gypsy Queens ns'si
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
Morusns

And the navy Throat Affections ~ ehilirer
ROACH on Coughs rroches lsc.. Bslsam -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Tourists and .'s,sy.s,-homes" should al
vs,s have J. A iIoitt Co : Jsmsics Cin
ger with them. II IL sl~sys relisblsi a.
30 pure and strong
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

"a for Wells. ROACH on ccras- sc. Qaics
complete core. nsri or con .rns. Ranious
saus
korGu ON Pnx" PoRorsxp PLAsrxR
,trensthsnli q. improved, the best for back
,ch~. pains IN chest of siis. rhecmsusm' neu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

gslpif.tion. Dr"p.ic.i s-.iiias.. Dixsine.s, IN
itTssfion, llssdschs, sle~ple-sncss cursd ~
o. Wells Health k.nsvsr"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

what slod Of oficlsl would Batter make
We'll. ~ strain = point, ~ should ~ 'efy
Benny -ncisi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

All dalrymeu Who sss Wells. Richard
.on a Cos Improved Batter Color, agree
hat IL Increase the value Of batter sever
Il cents . pound. II 10 pare AMI harmless
convenient for instant zee, hss no taste OF
dor, and give . clear. golden richness 10
The batter. IL IL the very beet batter col
NJ obtsinable. aud 10 not expensive. 10
-sery State in The Ualon The demand Tor u
= Increasing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

A~sWsks 10 rutrLEs 90 LAsr wsES.
ii bird 10 ne hsni l. worth Two In
TIE hush
g-Fslr Oaks.
g-Chafloiissville.
t-Sasriian. sherry. Dan
E-Aual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
CONDUCTED nv u. wALKKR MckKsS.

Correspondencs on practical agricultural top
10 l. sollclts~i Address al colnrnun ltsii ons
IN ended Cor IA. ~ p.rtment W NJ hehesn
a. frysburr. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

Unconscious fionopsthy-"I vas ssc.
| cinstsd straight nom the esif You sno"'
"Ah simIia similibus ]"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

wuoortSo corou

Wells Health R-ne-er- restores health and
vlsor, cures Dyspepsia. etc. o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

u-NUNEKickL KSl0sA.
Composed % , lstters.
MyST. 5. means rich earth.
M ;. Z. 5. si- the starting point
Ny6g tsts hosr-frosl
NJ 4. >. 5 : L. sctssL
NJ wh0le 4, confused talk.
GEIiA Sam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

-sslr on oats gives brighter, sitter
straw and plumpsr grain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

"Ror0u on PAIS PoRousEp PLASTER;
strcf gthenins. Improved, the be-t Or bach
ache, pains In chest OF side. rheanatisrn. neo
ralgiA-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

three OF -four hours every night eoushins. Get
. Rough on Cooshs- rrcches, l,c. Baisan. &c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

A part % The body my sr.f yoa can see,
NJ aerf h . eov'rinx 90 shsils
To fAir.f u q ely. far over th- SEA;
WAoiss place where horses rnn well
EvA n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

n you are falling. brok n. -crn on, and ber.
v'.n.. use "wells' Heath Remover 81. Al
L..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
PKErrr woxxS

"RoUou on roorHAcHs
Instant relief Cor Ssuralsia. Toothache. Face
,che Ash for Rough on roothsohe- IS snt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
WIDE AWAKE

delicate. use wells Health ksas-ef-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
IfrAHr PAf~

rlears Ga, Rats. hic.. reaches. fies. ants. 10.
.ns-. .kunks. chipmanss. sophers. lsc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

ss.l,y aoa ns f.ii 70 ny swsiIs sssiis Rsa--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

ySS q. .,.. yOs, sR on ne ~ a. w .S,:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
The VovU on ruE NATION.

4" Rough on Itch cures Ramor-. Eruption.
rins-orn. tstlsr. salt rhsnm. ffostsd fssf. chil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

m CROSS wosp xSi0na
In soap. bat not 10 water
10 son. out n0t In daughter
Ia cash. bat DOT In moovys
10 sugar. bat not In honey
IN ygkrs. but not In oidi
Ia heat. but not 10 celdi
10 slate. bat not In book
10 sec. bat not In look;
IN these words you u cnd The name
90 an Arcisut teacher % great lama.
HAMILTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
.Rorou IN Ircu

Walking. trrustins Cooshs. Colfs, = ~ Thr~st
cured ~ "Roash on Coashs.- froches i,c..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30

v.-kxvEKsioSS
4 ksVsrse . snarr, and gst portion.
9 Reverse sketch, and ct 10 guard
q Reverse animals. sud get 10 woand.
4 Reverse = month. and get . Vegeis-
BE.
s. Reverse point. and g., q hole 10
N groant
6 Reverse sharp Instrument. and Get
b pluch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-30
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.


3: ss, ~ u. s psss' a.. si ss
nsr, Me-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-30

Another crazy man has gone through
from the East by the emigrunt train.
1t was on Saturday, but Len. Wines
being absent in Utah. the crank was not
aroused to the murd, rous pitch. The
Silver State says ho was taken from the
train at Winnemucca by the Deputy
Sheriff, who found Sl7i OH his person.
He is about 30 years Of q gave the
name Of John Sullivan and said he wns
from Idaho Springs. Clear Creek county.
Colorado, where Le worked in a quartz
mill, and was on his way to Reno. lie
says he formerly worked at the convent
in Virginia City. The train men say he
was very violent ut times on the cars,
aud had to be tied To prevent him from
injuring himself or others.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-30
The Bondsmen Case.

\ secret meeting Of the bondsmcn of
Treasurer Neyin, of Storey county was
held in Virginia City Wednesday even
ing, and according to TIE Chronicle. it
was decided to fight against payment of
the money lost, to the end. The bonds
men also declare that they arc not at all
discouraged by the recent decision OF :he
District Cont. Treasurer Ncyin is M
turnlly indignant that the report should
have been circulated that the bondsmcn
had decided to pay, and says that he,
out Of his own pocket, has put up the
money to be used in defraying the costs
of the suit, in order that the bondsmcn
shall incur no further liability of being
taxed ten per cent. additional for law
ycrs' fees. The committee OF the bonds
men has been engaged in collecting Zach
man : pro rata of the deficiency caused
10y the late robbery in order to make n
deposit with the County Clerk, which
will obviatc the filing of bond in double
the amount-which is required when a
case is appealed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-30
From rAanA.y.. Daily.


The knights Of Pythias meet at their
hall this evening.
The emigrant train for the west last
evening. carried seventy-three persons
through for the Western slope.
s.. II. Clark, General Manager of the
Union Pacific road passed east by the
Express train last night in his special
car. 80
James McBuney, who has been con-
fined to his bed by sickness since Mon
day. is SO far recovered as to get abroad
again.
The Reno Journal says, James CLARK
County Treasurer of Elko, came in from
the Great East yesterday. He was kept
very busy shaking hands with oId-time
friends yesterday afternoon.
Attached to the west-bound Express
train last evening were a couple of cars
having on board seventy-three recruits
in charge Of Captain A. G. Taylor, bound
for San Francisco. They didn't take
coffee Mt this station.
A chavnriri party serended an old Ger
man at his ranch near Coleman, Mich.
Tuesdny night, Mt which the bilious old
cock too umbrage, and taking down his
gun he bangd away killing a young
man named Cleave and then '.lit out"
Vanderbilt Allen, whose wife is seek
ing a divorce, AYERS in his affidavit that
his wife is estranged from him through
the influence of his mother-in-law and
the advice of her lawyer. He says he
ever was. and is now, ready to take his
wife to his house. Allen is a grandson
Of the late Commodore Vanderbilt.
Reverend MIR. Jacka departed TO- CAL
ifornia by the train last evening, and it
is not yet known whether he will return
again to his flock here or remain in the
Golden State Reverend A. BrimhaIl,
the Evangelist will on Sunday next,
occupy the pulpit at the church made
vacant by the departure of Rev. Mr..
Jacka.
In the wrestling match between mul.
doom and Whistler, which began at $50
Iuesdy evening, neither won a fall up to
midnight. At II 80 A. ", after wrest.
ling nearly four hours, Muldoon declined
to go on, saying he was tired out, aud
lief the stage. Whistler remained, saw.
Ing he was ready TO continue. After
some discussion, the referee declared il
n draw.
A Nashville man received a piece OF
wedding cake recently, and foolishly ate
1t. 1t nearly killed him, and the doctor
pumped him out, and braccd him up,
and walked him around and at last
saved his life, although hey declared he
had all the symptoms of pynmia, strych,
nine poisoning, normal temperature,
Asiatie cholera, morphine poisoning,
rapid pulse, and terrific respiration, and
several other awful things. However
an analysis Of the cake showed that il
contained no substance absolutely pois.
onous Ill themselves, but having beer
made by the bride, to the best of he
ability and experience, the cake wa
enough to kill a river and harbor bill
The man was very young or he would
have known better, and would hav,
saved the cake to kill tarantulas with.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-30

James ID. Johnson, Of ST. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, committed suicide, Saturday. by
shooting himself in the temple, while
walking on the platform Of the Union
depot, Mt Denver City. Two or more
years ago Johnson started drug stores ut
Salt Lake and Pitkin, California. Hav.
ing partners in each, he spent most Of
his time in St Joseph. occupying desk
room In the drug house Of Smith, Van.
malta 4 Co., from whom he bought most
Of his goods. A few days < II was dis
covered that Johnson had iclonously
shipped away goods from time to time
nggrcgating several thousand dollars IN
value. lie WINS accused ana confessed.
and at the time Of the shooting was in
company Of Vnnnalta. en- route to Salt
Lake, for the purpose OF transferring
his stores 10 indemnity the firm for it's
loss. Two Of his sons, who are married,
occupy high social positions in 81. 10.
scph,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-30

A San Francisco g%arroter named Hig-
gins caught q tartar in the person Of .
booty cattle man from Salinas, named
Walsh, Sunday night. Walsh was pref.
ty well whiskyed but when seized by the
neck, he yanked out his big pocket
knife and jammed the blade in among
the ribs OF the would-be robber no that
the latter now lies at the receiving hos
pital with an excellent prospeetod .
speedy visit TO the other shore. That
cowboy should be pensioued and assign.
Cyl TO a lucrative position In the police
department..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-30
Preaching at Lamoula.

The citizens of Lamoille are hereby
notified that Reverend A. Brimhall, the
Evangelist, who during the past week has
been doing effective work in the cause of
Christ, in this place, will preach in that
Valley at the crossroads ON Monday
evening next. Mr.. Brimhall is an earn
est and powerful speaker and will afford
the people Of that district-an opportu-
nifty rarely accorded to them-the priv
ilege and pleasure of hearing the Word
~cxpounded in a forciblr, logical and ir-
resistibie manner All are cordially in
vited to ''cone and partake OF the waters
Of life freely"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-30
IFrOm Tu..a.y,. D.ily.l
sALMA0uNDI.

Both trims this evening are reported
ON time.
Il. e. Flynn has Withdrawn from thu
editorial trinity Of the San Franciscan.
A. Brimhall, the evangelis. will preach
tonight at Freeman Hall at Z 80 O'Clock.
All are invited.
A raw. disa9reeable, genuine March
wind has been blowing all day and dry.
ing tine ground rapidly.
Another bonanza, said TO be fully as
large and rich as that at Quijotoa, has
just been struck fifteen miles northwest
from that camp.
The S1th anniversary Of the birth OF
the German Emperor was celebrated n,
Eesiin, Saturday. 1t was u grand holi.
day in the city which Was profuseIy
decorated.
On May lst Woodside and Morgan.
bicyclists, will start from New York to
ride on their wheels To San Francisco.
They will undertake to do the distance
in seventy days.
Probably never was accomplished by
"A private individual, withoutgovernment
or other aid, SO extensive and thorough
a literary work rs the historical series
now being published by Mr.. Hubert
Bancroft.
Wilson Edmundson, for n number of
years conductor on the Salt Lake diyis-
ion OF the Central Pacific, committed
suicide at Denver, Friday night; by tax
ing morphine. The muse WIS III health
His ioIEs live at Galcsburg, Ill.
KIT Joy, the only one of the Grge
train robbers who escaped from the pnr.
suing posse after the escape from the
Silver City, New Mexico Jail, was recap
turcd last Friday. lie was badly wound.
ed IN the leg at the time OF the pursuit.
1t is just discovered that the family OF
Mr'. John Anderson, Of Sheldon. Cana.
ia, me heirs to Sl2J 500, 900. The none
comes from an estate left by John Ander.
son, II mcrcharto of Aberdeen, forty years
ago. Mrs. Anderson is now oyer eighty
years OF age.
1t IL reported from MERGED, Cal, that
W. l.. Smith, the absent Assemblynia,
from that District had returned to la,
State and would appear at the opening
Of the Extra Session of the Legislator,
which was to have occurred YESTERDAY
morning.
In addition to his History NJ Mcrieo il
b vols, wherein the subject is treated
nationally, Mr.. Hubert Bancroft present.
more, III detail, the annals Of the tier o.
States adjoining the United States, undel
title Of History q The NorM Mcriea,
Siatrs, in 2 vols.
The statement Of the stockmer
throughout this section is that the los,
in cattle this Winter is very trihing,
being confined TO a few poor COWS ant
the loss Of some early calves. Most o
the very poor cattle were gathered il
and fed during the last few weeks. bu
stock on the rnnge are now doing yer,
well and all danger for the season i.
past.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-30
From fridays Daily.
kALNAGUNDI

"a meeting OF tuc Republican Cen.
.hal Committee of Washoe county is
called for Tomorrow evening at Reno.
Senator James @. Fair was a passen-
ger for San Francisco by the train last
evening. lie was accompanied by his
con.
The freight train from the East which
arrived here al 10 O'Clock this morning,
7;as covered with IA heavy coating Of
sno~. "+r.
sp..The advertisement ofthe Return Lea
I ar Ball, 10 be given at Freeman Hall
o. :he 4th Of next month appears i'll
,thcr column.
The FIRST number o! the Daily News is
: issued to-day II will he published
anevenins paper neutral in politics
I'd to be sold for one cent.
The subjects for divine service for
~I,1mdny, March I'D, are as follows:
" taTnihg; THE Foundation Of the right
us' Evening; Reward According to
urks."
The Hsvcilie says that the little Aus.
alloy who about ten days < swallow
la button aOput the size OF IL hlli-lol-
It is now thought likely to recover from
be injury.
Miss Hattie Cullen takes charge Of the
''hooI Mt Lnmoillc. this Spring: Mis-
- LtgYir. Hamilton takes the school a,
- NTH Pork anI Mis Gardner that OF
.orth Ruby.
4 young lady says an old physician
Ttl'Ler 'rIc surc,t way 10 take cold i
hug the. stove" aud she says, young
zen who 30 counting On Sunday nights
aould remember this. aud not spend
U their tins husgins the stove"
SIR. Ggorgcio Wright aud son. who
ere been visiting relatives in Elko for
"me time past, departed for Idaho last
Ieuing. ou visit to her parents, MIR.
'd:Mn Neville. She was accompanied
far as Wells by Miss Fannie Rogers.
40 will return Oh the passenger train
: ,s evening.
II. J.. Keith and Jul Dakiu came ia
rShth LaruoiIle valley last evening.
tnk mounted tire vicious male equine
Nllrd ~ the Gem, nni Notwithstanding
&c terrific buck ny Of the Infatuated
nirnal. firmly kept his scat, finally
Tcihg him iu!O meek submission.
Iuk ~ y he can now ride hIm without
anger Whenever hr feels like It.
Eli. Lupton, n prisoner confined in
'"'re State Prison at Folsom under "a
,tceu-year sentence for robbery, made
~ escape Friday night and has not yet
s"s>en rcGhptncd. lie constructed a
dummy, which hc placed upon his bed
misicad the officer locking mp, and
-.,S.-Icd himself ia the watcr-closct
'ntil the nigh. was we'll advanced, when
, cut through the roof and got awuy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-30

Another oanlFranciooo TrOmbloc.
The heaviest earthquake felt in Ban
Francisco since 1868. occurred Tuesday
afternoon at 40 O'Clock. The an.Asen-
sation was that Of an upward movement,
followed by tremendous; vibrations, and
succeeded by tremendously heavy waves.
The people rushed from their Offices and
houses in fright and although they
laughed and joked. it was quite evident
from their c~ountenances that they con-
sidered II q very serious affair. Several
buildings on made ground near the
water front. are reported as having been
seriously damaged by the walls being
thrown out of position. The shock last
ed fully fifteen seconds. 1t was follow
ed by another, but lighter shock, al 5:lS
p. n.
About Gals q heavy shower of hail fell,
accompanied by thunder and lightning.
Reports from different points give ev-
idenee Of the earthquake being felt
throughout the State.