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Tntr.Tinr IN IhInL.

NEW YuRK, Oct. 26.-Jamos f. JOY, Of
Detroit, arrived here to-day from Eng
land. lie refused to be- interviewed,
and said hc would require limo To road
of what had been published before he
could speak with reference to the con-
NersAllln hn hnl with Roecher in 1877.
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Jews and Gentiies Unite.

PETFRsBURG, Va, oct. 26.-The Jews
and Gentiles Of this city united this af-
ternoon in q celebration OF the Tooth
birthday OF Sir Moses Montetiore.
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Eobbery nt iii.dare.

KILDARE, oct. Special. The
store-house of M3ssrs. Evans & Rand
was entered last night. a few articles
Of clothing and a few cans of goods are
all that is missing rs yet.
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MAETIN's Ferry, PA, oct. 25.-Early
Sunday morning ball wound up with a
bloody row, in which Bon Frazer fatally
stabbed George Rlouhach. Frazer dis
shortly after the aiIrGy ana
has not yet been arrested.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.--Gritlin Hastead,
father Of Murat HalStead, one Of the
editors of the Cincinnati Gazette, while
going home on Paduy's Run, ClormouJb
county, Saturday night, fell over an en-
baukmeHt and broke hi, mock.
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MEHpuIs, Oct. 20.-Elaborate service
was held thi, afternoon in the Jewish
temple, at the celebration of the cen
tennial Of Sir Moses MoutetiOre. Rabbi
Samiield delivered an Grafton.
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CHEYENNE,O oct. IA Leaders special
from Fort Fcttcrmenn says Tom Dis-
mond and Geo. Saunders got into an
alteration. The formor fred point blank
AZ the latter, but missed him. Saunders
then emptied Il load Of buckshot int
Diamond, who died instantly.
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PARIS, oct. PA dispatch from
Shanghai announces TINT the Woo Sung
river is to be barred Monday, with the
exception Of passage of 800 feet for the
ships of friendly nations.
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New York I;rgistration.

NEW York, oct. 25.-The registration
in this county yesterday was 81, G3i, maxi
in" Il total tor four days Of 24O,ajl. Last
ycar, 1881. In lSs2 it was 1896, ls2. IN
1851 it was 10000, and in 1850 il was 2lG,-
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At PittHburg.

PITrsBuRa, Oct. 26.-The Centenary
celebration of Sir Moses Montefiore, was
appropriately observed here to-day
Special services were held at all syna-
gogues in the citv.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 26.-Tho Courier
journals Ad2irsyille special says: 'John
N. Gilbert, a farmer, was shot and
killed Saturday night while out walk
ing, by an unknown assassin"
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MOBILE, Oct. 26.--The MonsefiOre CEN
tennial celebration was observed here
this afternoon. Messages of congratula-
lions from the Hebrews of this city were
sent to Sir Moses Yesterday.
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WILL GIVE Ok: THOUSAND 3lL-ls,tS
For any case of the following lisenseEwnlr
the medical faculty have pronounced %
durable that
Dr.. Ricllau's Golden Remedies

VIII not radically cure. Or. R,-ha"r
Golden BHlsam No. ! Will cure syphilis DO -
primary and secondary Stages, such -' o.
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eye
skin .TuV''uus, soreness uf IN" scalp ana .,
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mercury 'hyrpugA'U Price T. per bottle,
two bottles for -. Dc. ,tt"aau'S Golden y" b
sam No. . viii cure the third stages or i"!.
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certificates where mraCuloHs cures have lct'
effected by these remedies. Patients eat 49,.
drink what they IKE, and require no Ouiwn',
applications. Hundreds suffer from syp| o.
litic aud uCrcurial rheumatism who are ;.rt
aware OF Il, and defy such 70 obtain u r..tl'
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Price So per bottle, or two bottles for 81. ]
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tons. Warranted to cure, Price ~ per DO,
Tie.
DR.. Rlchau's Golden Ejlyer de Amour,
radical cure for SpeTmHtnrrhnaa, general d,
bility in old or young, giving vitality and .ln
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II Is Invaluable 10 those. who are anxious g
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dom Harmless but speedy In restortn.
health. Price Is per bottle, or two bottles 'r-
20. Trade supplied At Il liberal discount.
On receipt or price, by mall or expires
these remedies viii be shipred to any part "
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servaton. Prompt attention paid to all cor
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paTior for ladies. The doctor can be consult
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Address DR.. D. Il. RICHARD5, No ~
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The Scholastic Pops doom OF Fort worth


Fort Worth's public school system is
acknowledged to be an admirable one.
Superintendent Hogg is an efficient or
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The rIunstable Boot and Shoe factory
made the base bail shoes for the Dallas
Brown Sfpolr'n0s
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w. lD8s gDlLiS
SniII'SI'miGSYTlJ
rOR THr .rng o.
FEVER and ACUE
Or CHiLLS and FEVER,
avn an ufIHrtat nttrHsre

Tho proprietor o. this celebrated msdi.
cine Iustly claims far itg superiority over
an remedies over OaCr0d 90 the public tr
tho SAFE, CEATAIF, SPEEDY and PR
MAhEhTCuTU rfArHs ggl EcTcr, or Chill.
and F0ysr, whether ufglsrt or long stand.
ing Tie refers o. tbs el.ira Western and
Southern country 20 Lcag him t6gllm0uy 20
tho Jrrfl N tho assertion that iu no gaso
whatever win 10 nh 10 euro IL TIC i'Ieo.
f,0Ls $50 sUi2ly followed and car .,s. en-.
Iu O. Great D. ny cases q anglo dose has
hgCH .Iirlig7t '1r cure, and whole Mmi-
lies have beCn Cnrelby . single bottle, with
apsT.tpt restoration OF the general health.
70 is, however, prudent, ana IN every case
moro certain 10 Il-0, fits us6 is continued
In smaller aoleE fgrawOak or tvs after TAs
disease hes been checked, more especially
in difficult and lorg-s.snGing osSes Usu-
ally this mo&itu0 VIII not require any aid
20 keep the bowels in good ordor. Should
no patient, however, require . eathsrtio
medicine, Gitoy having takCa three or four
doses OF the Tonic, a single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS viii DO sui.
lUl6ut.
BULBS sARsAPAFlL-A ia the old and
reliable re cdy Tor Impurities Of the blood
md soT0fJloUs Gf3ou0us-the King Of
Blood Puriferg,
DR. JOHF NJLL'S VEGETABLE WORN
DESTROYER - prepared in tho form Of
candy drops attractive 70 the sight and
pleasant 6, tho taste.
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Tin NTreI,.s XtedAinrs.

CHEYEHNE, OFT. "a very heavy
snow fall, AZ CAeyonne, to day.
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Rogers Citrate OF Magnesia is fine,
anti-bllious, etIerVescent drink. Pre-
pared by A. Rogers d. Sons, ~ Bleeckel
street, New York.
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MoRN MINES nuRNING.

CONNELsVI LIE, PA, Oct. 26.-The
Calvin mine, at Dunbar was discovered
on fire'to-day. The entrance WAS closed
by earth and rocks in the hope of
smothering the flames. Old miners say
it viii have to be Hooded, u plan very
expensive, and at present well nigh
impossible. because of the
drought. The origin of the fire is uh-
known. 1t is surmised that it might
have caught from smouldering flames
in old abandoned works adjoining.
Smoke is issuing from the gangway
of the Anchor mines, adjoining, tonight,
and it is feared they are also on fire.
The Anchor includes 100 ovens and q
large tract of coal. Both are members
Of the ConnellsviIle Coke company.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
The Pronouncing Fever.

The correct pronunciation of words
Is beginning to be recognized rs n
factor of everyday culture and con
siderable attention is paid to or,h@py
by social gatherings where both
amusement and instruction are derived
from reading sentences containing test
words. The following sentences were
recently read at a contest for a prize in
San Francisco:
The root of the difficulty was pile
of SCOT allowed To accumulate on the
roof.
The rise of the waters has injured
the rice crop, and it may be expected
that the price VIII rise.
He had moved his goods to the depot,
but his friends bade him not to be dis.
couraged, as h. would soon become
acclimated il re would only stay.
lie is an sspirspt for Asiatic honors.
The disputents seemed TO be CONVEX
SAINT with the question, and, II not good
financiers, they are at least familiar
with the prohlems OF finance.
The irrefragsble evidence that he
was the sole cause OF the .ltercation
indispntably Fastened on him the
responsibility Tor the irreparable dam.
age.
His conduct vas indicatory OF the
blatant bsckguard, but his complal
SAINT eoadjutor, viii his inscomparsble
competency, was even more danger.
Gus.
The physician, after = careful dag.
nosis, pronounces the patient TO be
suffering from bronchitis, gastritis
periostitis, and meningitis, and has
prescribed morph,ne.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY oommsrrnn
Proceedings of this Meeting Last
Ehursday.

Pursuant to call of the Chairman
the Committee met at the Office Of 1t
N. Farwell, ii Hawthorne, on Thurs
day, MAY 10Th. Meeting called to
order by Chairman Dan. Holland
On motion, Chair appointed j. s.
Mooney, 4, G. West and Thomas
Smith as Committee on Credentials.
The Committee reported the follow
ing as being entitled to places ON the
Committee; Daniel Holland, Thomas
Smith, |. N. Farwell, j. r. Benton, f.
A. Angel, James Mooney, j. IL. Web.
ster, Eli Johnson, I. G. West, J. c.
Drscoll Holland, proxy, W. V.
Price (Hollaad, proxy, j. S. Tonga.
baugh Holland, proxy, Il. C. Whipple
(Holland, proxy, Thomas B. Prilchard
(Farwell, proxy, NJ. Brszzanoyich
Smith, proxy, Daniel Malloy (Sm,th,
proxy, r E. Doren George Hamor,
proxy.
j. S. Mooney moved that the Com.
mittee now proceed to the election of
delegates to the State Convention te
be held at Austin, June 10, 1884, end
that the establishing of election pre-
cincts and holding of primaries be
dispensed with. Lost by vote of 8
toS.
After recess the motion that the
Committee elect delegates to The State
carried by vote of 16 to 1, the Char
man voting in the negative. Where
upon the Committee proceeded to
elect the following delegates; j. r
Benton, Luning; A. G. May, Aurora
j. G. Driscoll, Daniel Holland, J. A.
Callison, Candelaria; X. Il. Doren,
Columbus; I. 4. Angel, Hawthorne.
Z. y. Willis, Pine Grove.
II was resolved that II any delegates
are unable to attend they furnish prox
les to those who do attend and cast
their votes for Hon. George w. Cassidy
for Congress and William NJ. Seawell
for Supreme Judge.
The Secretary was directed to fur
nish the WALKER LAKE BULLETIN and
True Fissure with copies Of the pro
ceedings.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
SOLDIERS HON Kss.

Such veterans MS are left are havin q
an indiscrmiuate run of good luck, or
bad luck, as may Individually happen
to them. Some of them, especially
those Of the Mexican War, in their
cumslances. Others might have been
bnt for their improyidence. Many
others are still in a needy condition
through no fault OF their own. To
help the last class particularly, a pleas
ant rural refuge, where vines grow
and orchards are cultivated: where
comfortable houses, with abundant
wholesome food for the inmates are
neatly and carefully provided, has
been established by State and private
aid in one of the most beautiful and
productive Of our California valleys.
1t has become cheerful home to those
of restful disposition who have re-
sorted to it. Many old soldiers, some
OF them perhaps manned, prefer to re-
main in the busy thoroughlares of
cities, and such is the case no less in
San Francisco than IN other large cen
tiers of population at the East. Ohio
has the largest and most pretentious
of cur Soldiers Homes These old
soldiers, both of rank and file, surviv-
ors Of different wars, have long looked
for a certain home life in their middle
age and old age. They are entitled to
pensions On which they might possibly
live in degree of comfort elsewhere;
but once domiciled at the Soldiers
Home" they, as a general thing,
prefer to remain in good quarters,
where they hayefull liberty of personal
and political action, where they can
get up when they please, go to bed
when they please, and leave the pre-
misses when they please. If certain
light work is required Of them, they
can perform it or not, as they choose.
The outside world is all open for their
free entrance under free ssy, to go
unmolesed whithersoever they will
San francisco Bullstta.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17

Fresh oysters at Mrs. Planes every
night.
E.P-incs is always ready to do all
kinds OF hauling.
Choice clsret for fifty cents pei
tottls ss the drug store.
Tbs Southern Hotel bar.-oom is for
rent. Apply 20 Jchn Swindell.
During The rain on Wednesday snow
fell CT small .rea east OF town,
Singer sewing mr. chimes for sale or
sae ;nstallment plan ct Q, +. Taylor's
Oyster; in all styles and all kinda Of
shell Ssh and game at Strikers day
end night.
J.W. Hogan delivers .hc best quality
Of milk by she quars fox forty cents
per gallon. :
S.A. Knapp, Commissioner Of Deeds
fer California. Office st Knapp &
Laws store.
]. B. Hissey, Notary Public. Office
IN County Treasurer's cflice. Always
e. she Office.
Sisgle hand striking hammers fo1
81 &C, track iron at &c y II, hsr iron
atoc y ID, at Kings.
D. Rosenthal and his oon Benjamin
let Tor the hydraulic mlnss last Tues
day By private conveyance,
Snakes are found in abundance in
She suburb. aud the industrious boys
will soon have plenty of pets.
The Garfield atage and mai, leaves
&c Hawthorne Marhes every thurs.
Cry morning ST seven o'clock.
.yhe remainder OF s. T'sl,rsn's stocs;
OF merchandise is FOR sale at b. NJ.
Xing's drug store cheap for cash.
The appeal. .hc ,eadiag morning
paper Of Carson, has la,ely saxon on a
neI dress, and looks quit. attractive,
Herris 2. Wolf. the 2oaie clothing
men will be here about tho l4th vith
sstock OF goods. he viii repsin but
tvo weeks.
Hcrry G. G. CuralEgbnm, nephew
Of Hrs. x. n. To3nsn, arrived from
Detroit lest "Wednesday &c tess the
curative qualities o: orr climate.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
MUD TRROwiNG.

4 good many OF our Eastern Repub.
liesu contemporaries me taking Q
position toward rival aspirants for the
Presidency which may prove embar-
rassing after he convention has named
the.cardiae's. %he New l,orlk 3rsv.
uae is deycting a good deal Of cnersy
to the work Of showing thst Mr.. III.
munds is an unfit candidate Tor Tia
Presidency. r'hs I1aes 5 au..s Us
pronounced against President Arshtt,,
while the evening Post is maxim. "
fierce war on eiaine. II The otter
should receivc The naminaiic1. he
Post woald have 20 ctsrre 'ansls 10
afford him he i-;n6 OF surnors that
does g egpdid9te go5d. HSsrsa is not
much DANCE, however, tnss -ae l'rib-
uRe will hGve 20 dispose OF itscif in
order &c support admpnss. O1s OF
The strong mep of he Ds.ty, WHO is not
now in politics, accounts ler ias sitaa-
ten as follows;
THE party has held por.r fer 4.
long time There are ,1lsrs oarlies
within The marty. I9c naay men
ina CINE that they have ,2e2g icreor.
dained 20 be Hreeidegt. 200 many
short men want az 0l3cc &c Stand on,
and the tall men have too+rHsnv ne
mics. There is re great unns. On now
before the people. ir tines 3 route
the best me2 get @ tec front; -ht1
the trouble is over The iHt,o rali.p,, =
press forward. Aites the sscr,a tho
poorest sailors gur he 'hig--.ha host
are resting A sGo2th Ge" gives The
litt1a hoat. q aborDa s,-,a.a~;su -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
May Term, Issi-Hon. NJ. A. MHr-
phy, Judge.

WEDNESDAY, May 14th.
State VS.. James Tweedy-Charged
with grand larceny. Defendant ar
raigned. Plead not guilty. Cause set
for 10th.
State VS.. John Lamb-Defendan
plead net guilty, Set for 10Th.
Z. Parlin VS.. Victor NJ. & NJ. Co.
Plaintiff permitted to file an amended
complaint. Defendant given to and
including May Goth to answer.
G. b. Snow VS.. Mrs. A. Sutton
Cause tried and submitted. Respective
parties given leave to furnish points
and authorities.
THURSDAY, May 18th.
State VS.. Joseph PAVILION motion
of District Attorney and affidavit filed,
the trial of this cause 10 continued
until June %, at 10 a. M.
Thomas O'Keefe rs. J. r.. Benton
Defendants motion to dismiss action
overruled. Plaintiffs counsel having
withdrawn, plaintiff given until hay
goth to procure other counsel, and
ordered that il he fail tic procure coun-
sci and prosecute the case the action
shall be dismissed.
State VS.. Horton Aldrichs-Defend-
ants motion for discharge overruled.
Defendant admitted to bail in the sum
of 81 900.
7. J. Brodisan vs. D, ]. Robb-The
testimony being closed on the part Of
plaintiff, defendant moves the Court
for a non-suit The Rlotioa being
argued, defendant movcs the Court to
reopen the case and iutroducs further
testimony, which motion 10 allowed
and the further hearing Of the cause
is continued, TO be taken up any time
when criminal cases are net being
tried.
State VS.. Johp a.amb-Continued
till May nth.
jerome Dsgioovicb 70. II. Brazzan.
ovich-Continued till May 18th.
Max Solomon vs.. William Jamison
Continued till May 17th.
FRIDAY, Nay 10th.
ftste VS.. James Tveedy-Jury i'm.
paneled and sworn to try cause. Trial
still ia progress.
n. Conncly was ADMITTED to citizen.
ship.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
Tho Chrenic SaIyman

"Another horrible mmder! Man
found with his lnroat cut See here
Difspaer, let mo read"
"s.sshl None OF that" seid Diren.
der, shaking 3 warning finger az the
man viis the newspaper. "lf you are
going 10 read tbat just wait ill / get
out OF doors.'
"Whet for?" inquired the man with
the newspaper. g. want TO post you on
the Leading svents OF ihe day"
ayes, ! know, but you don't want to
take the bread right out Of my mouth,
do you and out of my childrsns'
mouthsp You don't want to'interfere
with my business and break me all up,
do youg"
"How is that going to interfere with
your business?"
II am professional juryman."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
prcs-1cly Mar5s.s&.

1t is ststcd tha. scEao weeks ago z
II. Mason, he well known miner
y-es.lor and atselete, ,efs Bishop
Greek TO go prospecting in the mount.
aims, says The Hoaaer T,,fsa of The t0th
Instant, since whick time he Ia. aol
been eeep nor heard from. The
stranger rsturaed AND passed through
Bishop Creek few days af,er hia de
parture With Hssos, since which siae
he has rot hcen seen in that portion OF
the country, As Hasou had quite q
sum of money With him at the time, il
Is feared that he has been murdered
Tne missing man WAS we'll knoxa in
Bodie, Lundy and T'iogs, and left here
on the 10th Of November last for Inyc
County.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
An ORA 2zka,

a novel decision wss recently ran.
oered by Justice 3. st. Mary's, Md,
a COW was purchased or condition OF
safe delivery. The vcnder succeeded
In getting the coy so the fepce of the
sendee, but in getting her within the
Enclosure she fell, Shen half way over
she s.p, and died. Sui. was brought
70 secov,r .he value of the COW, and
1adsmer. rendered for oua-halt Of the
bas,b.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
comYvxSAA cnorpanae.

About every other man is politician
or wants to be.
Residents are confde-t frat the
camp has . bright future.
On the 18th few nors nen went to
work in the Mount Cory mine,
Coryville had thusder and light
ming snow storm last Wednesday.
Jim Doren, one Of oar eldest citi-
zens, left for Mill Creek last week.
Tom Murray, an old tiner, is visit
ing Coryville looking Ter agricultural
land.
The grass in the Esorstsirs prom
Uses to be finer thar ever before, with
very little stock TO eat il.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
Crazy Patchwork.

Having a large assortment OF rem
nants aud pieces othsndsome brocsded
silks, satius and velvets, We are putting
them up in assorted bundles and fur
nisbng them for Crazy Patchwork ="
Cushionc, Mats, Tides, etc, etc.
PACKAGE Nc. LA handsome bundle
Of exquisite sits, satips and brocaded
yeysls al! differently. Just The thing
for The mos. superh pattern of fancy
work. Sent postpaid Tor 90 cents in
postal note or 1-cens stamps. PACKAGE
Ne. 2-containing lhiee Zines rs much
as package No. |, Scrt postpaid for
4. 90. These are al! OF the very finest
quality and cannot be equaled at any
Other silk work. in the L. S. at three
times our prices, They will please
euy lady. Ons order always brings a
dozen more. LADtss' MANUAL or
Fancy WogK, with 200 illustrations
aud full instructions for artistic fancy
work, Handsomely bound, postpaid so
cts, Order now. Address, TEE BoCH-
Esrgn SILK COMPANY, Rochester,
Ny. sill
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
Tho E~gui,,sr Of psics- or Groceries

The Peoples Cash Sore is TO the
front again with 500 rolls Point Reyes
butter, 2lbs. each roll, SOC per roll;
Pioneer flour,S4 per l0olbs; graduated
sugar, lbs. for 81 golden c. sugar,
8 lbs. for 81; 2 carloads OF goods just
received and will be sold cheaper than
ever for cash At the Peoples Cash
Store.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
Express arc nnig Ycure.

The following are the opening and
closing hours OF Express and Post
oficc, until further notice:
Wells, Fargo = Co.'S express Office
opens ct Z A. n; closes for north
at 500 A. IL; opens at $50 A. u
closes FOR south at 300 p N; opens
at 4:15 p. N closes at 7;3c p N.
Postofdce, opens at 7;00A. Il. Mail
going north closes At S go A. N; going
south cloees at 3:OoP. N. Oalce clo,es
At I :2OP Pm.
y. A. KNAPP, ia,
Agent and 7. N.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
Ono of Bret 2srte's. Characters

In Conception Di Arguilo" Bret
Harle tells OF Russian noble engaged
to Spanish maiden, who is killed
while on his way to the wedding.
Forty Years afterward, at banquet
given at the home of the maiden, &
guest exclaims of the dead lover;
He died poor fellow, forty years ago this day,
Died while speeding home 60 Russia, falling
ftom fractions horse;
Left sweetheart, too, they tell rue; married
suppose OF counsel
Lives she yet?
A silence falls upon the party. The
maiden rises, draws her cloak around
her bowed and wasted figure, and le-
plies:
"Seiior, pardon-she died, too"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-17
9'hs Wood River sfiah BnR.

Ar exchange says: The town OF
HALEY, Wood River, is suffering from
the incursior Of aa insect called the
stink bug. The bus makes raids
upon the dwellings of the settlers Of
about two weeks duration every
Spring and Fall. Upon The slightest
provocation the bug emits an odor SO
sickening that all who smsll IS want
TO die" 1t is q near relative OF the
bed bug on the stormy side OF the
family.