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TO THE PUBLIC.

T HAVE more Goods than I need, and
l. being satisfied that the prices and quail
ity will compare favorably with any in the
city, ask an inspection of my stock before
you buy. ~. b. TOWERS.
Nov 90. 1883 20
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HATS {!
Gem and Magnet Shirts!

MANUFACTURED for me. The best
1xl fitting and the best wearing Shirts
No better in any market.
A. B. TOWERS.
Sept q, 1883 II
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Ont Of The Jaws Of Death.

The gentleman who outlines his case below is a
man considerably advanced in life, and Is noted
for his sterling integrity. His Postofit 'sYstes-
vile, Upson County, Ga. The fOllowingls
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HEALTH RESTORED f!
FRESH TURNIP SEED.

r ANDRETH'S Fresh Turnip Seed for
IL sale by A. b. TOWERS.
August7, 1884
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IL. IN Mon lag oaily.l
LHAGTND III.

Mss. J. b. Abel is Glso down from
Halieei. Oh n visit to her sister, Mis-. Il.
]. Keith.
The Cattlemen's Convention at ST.
Louis. adjourned sine die Saturday,
after a session of six days.
another bad report my son?" Eyes
papa, YOU mus; really tall to my teacher
or he will keep on doing it,"
II. VI. Grant arrived here from Calf.
ornia last evening. He goes out to visit
his ranch in Ruby tomorrow.
Captain Summcrhays passed through
last evening ON his rc;arn from San
Francisco to his home at Fort Halleck.
Commissioner Campbell, wife and
family, came down from IL, ir home At
Halleck yesterday, and will remain until
Wednesday.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarorn last
evening: L. 5. Merchant, +. c. Jessup.
l.. Rollins. Departed this morning:
johnny Banks.
Hon. J. y. Tollcy. Of Tuscarora sends
his regrets that he cannot be present ut
tn barbecue Tomorrow, hut his hest
wishes for the SUCCESS Of the ~jolliGcation
accompany the letter.
DR.. Jcsslp returned from n profess
sionnl visit to Tusclrora by stage last
evening, and is nov prepared to per-
form nLi kind, Of dental WORK a, his Of
fee here.
1t has just been discovered that an i'll
sane man IS years o. nge has, for SO
years past, been kept chained in IL log
cabin near Reading, Pa. by a nephew
of the unfortunate; nobody else being
permitted 10 see him.
While rccrcatiug on skates at Fort
Hnllcck, the other day, Miss Marion
Stone had the misfortune to spruin an
ankle, and ~ nov rccrcating on crutchcs.
beware Of skates, girls, bcys ugcm't
'AP't u LatA a. llGaclCIOhs
Fires were started yesterday in the
barbecue pits, aud the sayory oIor o;
rOast-bsci has been waited on the breeze
sncc2 O'Clock to-day. l. everybody
keep their temper AMI appciitcs uL:.i
noon tomorrow.
BY al order from the Pope, the Laval
University Is designated ~ the only one
in thc lruyiucr OF QIcb. c, aud all COL
!cgrs are ordered TO affiliate with il.
The Jesuit college REFUSES to obey the
order, Declaring tIc Jesuit order j, gov
ermcd 10y sirh rules regarding education
that even ,.ir Pops ct.not change them.
l:cadJu Lamg's new I'll in another
column. The i~iu.nhuidt House has taken
a new departure, having substituted
white cooks aul wliIcIs instead Of Chi
nrsc. J. B. DcIhIumc, II Frcuchu.un
Vi experience from the East, tales charge
Of the culinary department, and guests
will be furnished with the best the mar
kct affords, served in the most approved
style.
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ir,Om Tu. Stay. pa.i i
s.ALa.:aUSDI

No Disturbances If any kind occurred
during to-day, aud ''all went merry as "A
marriage he'll"
Seven hundred beef cattle bought OF
the Nevada Land and Cattle Company
by Horn & Chapman, were driven to the
railroad at Iron Point for shipment yes
terday.
The latest advices from Paris are that
cholera eturn continue to show i'm
Provement, especially as to the number
OF persons who recover from the attacks
Of the disease.
large number Of people from the
surrounding country arrived this morn-
inS 10y train and by private conveyance
in ordert to celebrate the splendid polit-
zeal victory Of Nov, I. 1854.
w. I. Crane, of South Fork, came in
this morning with his wagon and team
proiusely decorated. the stars and stripes
predominating. The outfit attracted
much attention and favorable comment.
The grand campaign ball at Freeman
Hall tonight will be the event of IL.
season. There will lie no lack of solid
enjoyment for those who delight in the
pleasures Of te~rpsichorean recreation.
The Taylor Opera Troupe will give an
entertainment ut Freeman Hall on
Thursday evening Nov. 9th, Thanks
giving night.
Alr. y. Defiance and wife, OF Winnie
muccn, came UP to attend the Democratic
celebration.
NJ. 5. Bonnifcld and Ell Kelly, OF the
Silver State, both Il winnelnucca. came
up this morning to take part in the gen.
crai jubilee, and gave us u friendly call
this morning.
The Eureka Sentinel WAS sold at auc-
ton on Saturday afternoon, and Il. Sad
Ter o! Eureka was the purchaser at ST.
GO. The future of that journal is a
matter OF conjecture.
From John Il. Bradley We have re-
orived "a copy )i the ST. Louis lsepubli-
can, containing ;wll account of the pro-
cs,dinGs of ihc late Catllcmca's Couyen-
ton in that city.
John Banks, who formerly occupied
the position Of Messenger for Wells,
Fargo * Co., between this place and
Tuscar0rI, has been RECONSTRUCTED to that
position.
The condition OF ". II. De Young, Of
the san Frnrcisco Chronicle WHO was
shot 10y young Spr. cklcs, remains much
the s"nc with no u~u!avurablc symptoms
All efforts so far to extract the bullet
have proved futile,
Henry u. Lyman, Second Assistant
Postmaster General, has submitted his
annual report. 1t shows that the cost
for inland transportation for the year
WAS rs follows: For 10 Star routes,
aEgrcgttins 22G, 77J miles, $5,OSg.9 iI
III steamboat routes, a~ggrrsating 1851
miles, 1896 .57j; 1873 railroad routes.
aggregntinS III, 100 miles, 15,OI3,G Coz;
total, SO, 1853, III.
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a Spraguc, Washington Territory.
special OF the 9th says: The Sheriff
started this morning with n posse OF
eighty men armed with Winchester rifles
to ovcrpowcr the mob in possession of
the Courthouse at Davenport, who refuse
to allow the records to be taken AWAY to
this place. which was chosen MS the
county seat ut the election on the 18th OF
this month. Serious trouble and blood.
shed is feared.
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4 dispatch from Camp Pcun. Texas.
dated ihe @Dth, says; Mrs. Petty aud
her husband were brutality mutilatcd
and acalp"i by Indians. Thee children
wrn carried some distance from the
hrm and also scnlrcd. GODDARD. an en-.
gimccr. * undoubtedly murdered. 1t j.
feared the Indians have KILLED many
uthcr women and children along their
route. q neral SiInl,y immediately
ordCUd u detachment 81 scvcnty-fiyc
cavalry 10 start ,rim Font Davis with the
view Oi heading the ludians OF. lie
believes The raiders nrr u portion Of thu
Apache bands who were driven into
Mexico hy General Crook.
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4 standardization from Frank Eicdrl
has just been received at thu, Office.
rr'.S / Il hc.r Tor the las; on his way
t" E..rnPc IL short time nyo. AMI writes
!rum the Graal Central lIo.rl. New
Yu:k, an 'cy date %! the iIgh In,;lut. lie
visited al tn l. ao.:"- at ogden. iurlui-
ims q. ". BtuA-, ana rIracl Ia, teeth
on the steps oi the Bropm iI,icl. The
ruuir 10 Couucil BIuns was withpu, in
t~rrcst, In; :r1m ia T, to Ch.clgo thence
eastward, II Ecp; Frank busy AZ hum
blr b G To- see all the sights worth look.
iug at. Wnilc bowling niou. between
Buffalo and New YorS, tho tain struck
ont INTO the r~uauiry on its own husk
hut sopu fouli Travelling on a wagon
road uphill business, uni quit before
anybody got hurt. They gnt into
Gotham II iItIic behind time. bu, sound
in wiul aud iinD.
Frank WAS L. sail for Bremen OH the
litb 10y TIE steamer DOMAIN and il HOW
fast approaching the SHORES OF Fndrr-
lnud.
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II. u. Clailiu. the New York manu-
fhcturer, denies the report that he has
discharged two hundred employees re.
Gently, and says, on the contrary. that
trade hns slightly improved since the
election. Il regard the ~outlcoS." he
says, cas- very promising. | sec indicn.
ions all about me Of n good healthy
movement. The general sentiment
among merchants, go far as I know. il
II Of confidence aud security.
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Prank I.eslic's Popular Monthly.

The December number, closing the
eighteenth volume, fully maintains the
mCriiDrious character OF this iavorite
magazine, AMI will doubtless secure n
large subscription for the neat volume.
The publication is remarkable for its com
prchcnsivcncss and chcnrncss. Among
the prominent illustrated articles are
1.-The Dramntisis of To-day" "a Ram
bic Through the Island Of Jersey"
Forms Of Salntntion.'' "Ihe Great
E!cctor OF Brnudrnburg." "The Great
Schools Of Mcrric England" etc, etc.
written by the popular authors. The in
tcrcsting serial, ''Thc Death Mark" IL
continued. and there are several short
stories. sketches. adventures aud poems.
furnishing very pleasant reading. There
are also an abundance Of biicf articles.
paragraphs, anecdotes. ~ctc-indc,d. tl,c
l2S quarto pages present literature of q
high order, and the embellishments
number over 100. besides u handsome
cOlorcd plate froniispi,cc, "FlirtaiiOn"
The price Is only % rents n number, or
$3.50 yearly, postpaid. Mrs. Frank
Leslie. 81. 80 and ~ Park Place. New
York.
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From fridays Daily.
HALMGGGNDJ.

George II. Shepherd was ia from his
ranch on business to-day.
Mrs. q. ". C"ddingtou and Mrs. T..
J. Helms, Of CSrlin, visited Mrs. james
Clark. yesterday. returning home last
evening.
{. W. Grover. VITO has been visiting
the schools ia Ike southern part of the
county. retained here today.
Dick Dye sues James q. Fair for S5O,-
900 for alleged services given during the
Senator's trip around the world.
Dewitt Clinton Wheeler. a prominent
New York Republican, positively as-rr.s
that sixty ~thousani-at least SIXTY
Thousand - Republicans in the State
voted for Cleveland. and had ii not been
fos the disaiecieI Ii,h, BIaiDe's defeat
would hav- been = complete Waterloo
Big.Bilk Barnum, the brazcn oil
shSEpnAn, Is, ia consequence Oi tie cleo
ton Of Cleveland, selling out his New
York property at sacrifice. lie i not
the only fraud anxious To get beyond the
reach Of Cleveland. Phiuras should
scat To EuruPe.
4 fatal disease prevails in the extreme
Western part Of Virginia. resulting. it is
thought, from loug eoaunGrd druuiA. In
some localities whole families have BEEN
swept away by the fatal disease.
by the explosion Of a st.amcr on the
Alabama river, "Wednesday Might, a pa-
'engrr vas fatally i~u!nrcl; five other,
are missing and the caiSsun nuI several
o! the crew E-p: seriously hunt. Tn.
boat is a WRECK.
In the wreck Il a freight train on the
Mobile 4 Montgomery road Wcdn sday
morning. a brakeman. II. 4. Davidson,
was killed. umi engineer Henry u " aud
fireman Joseph Dow seriously hGti.
Seven cars anl Nh engine were dcnoi-
iGhcd.
The good Deacon Parkinson, fromcrly
of the Carson Tribdne, now 0f Wash
ington Territory. has since Cleveland.
election. bcrvme quite ~ defiant - Dr#i-
ocrat a. before the election he wa. a
TAniAukeTnn : K~rvub!iran. The Good
Deacon suiigS the h,sh pots.
Leon Dragon, = French Californian
y.oaerr ni ~, aui proprietor oi the
famous Natsrl u re- restaurant q! san
Francisco. died ia iGat city IucsiIy
night at the NJ" of 81 Years. lie was a
proiuiucnt Mason aud Odd Fellow.
At the Swain Cuuri-Ea,ti.I. wrIncs-
day, the detcndnnt was nutisucd aud
pleaded "'not guilty t. 'hr G,.i speech.
cation. III, counsel drmurscd to TIE IA
quest that hc plead To- the HcrUul charge,
While removing csp'oIcd caps from
earIniSe shells las. sunday, J. l.. iirr-
riugtnu. al Jack creek, was severely
voREi-d i'm the hand hy a cap which
had not previously Unchanged It's ]vIriols.
Ness.
United States CommiS dbarr Shields
decided that All krc. III" Ch.urmin who
sbippcd at CIicunI on fbr bark Richard
Parsons a. e"pk fpr The rUanl inp aud
tetarn I" Calcutta. bu' who nan away
from the vessel in SrW York must leave
the country immediately. The CaItain
OF the rsr'unS - held responsible for
Al kee's dcpar;.rc.
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from " lns.da,'. Daily.I
sA..nAs.UAu,.

n. ii. De Young is now reported out
OF 4 anger from the wounds inflicted by
young Spreckles.
Two shocks OF earthquake were dis
tinetly felt ih Massachusetts aud New
Hampshire, Sunday.
Whitelaw Reid, of the Tribune, posi-
lively declines to be a candidate for the
United States Senate.
Tomorrow being National Thanksgiv-
ing Day, and a legal holiday, no paper
will he issued from this Office.
J.F. Tripplett, ]. p. Edoff and Chas.
Chapman Of Chapman Il Horn were
r. registered at Reno yesterday.
Domestic troubles caused c. b. Will
iamson Of Edinboro, Pa, to kill his wife
and then himself, last Sunday.
The Grand Opera House in st. Louis,
was totally destroyed by fire Sunday
evening; loss, $3.50, 900; insurance, $780,
600.
by the cnpsizing of n ferrvboat on the
Tennessee river, near Captions Ferry,
Ala. Sunday, the Ferrymnn, two women
and three children We're drowned.
The 'lnst spike of the Oregon Short
Line road was driven ut 8 o'clock, Mon
day evening, in the presence OF II large
gathering of railroad officials and others.
After the present month n large part
OF the through mail from the East will
go via the Oregon Short Line, to the lie.
lief of the clerks on the Central Pacific.
Tomorrow is set apart as n day OF
National thanksgiving, and those who
do no wish t" get mp IA home dinner can
find everything to the queens taste
at the hotels and restaurants where
splendid dinners suitable to the occasion
will be spread.
Warner u Co. received to-day. fol
Tuscaroru, two carloads of of genera
merchandise, and two cars of lumber
They also shipped to-day n carload o
ore from Railroad district II Sandy
Utah, for reduction.
A couple of drunken New York police
men, while on duty Il few nights ago
robbed II man and while cndeayoring I,
escape shot nt him. They ARE now il
all and two other policemen who faile,
to arrest them have been discharged
from the force.
We call attention to tbs announce
meut elsewhere in this issue OF the Tav
Ior's Tourists, which company will ap
pear ut Freeman Hall tomorrow night
This company has received fntterimg EN-
comiuins from the press OF the Pacif
Coast, and they will give our citizens
pleasing entertainment, which will b
appreciated by those who attend.
The bombardmcnt of Foo-Chow, I'll
destruction Of the Chinese fleet and III
arsenal by Admiral Courbct. greatly eA.
aspcrated the Chinese authorities, an
provoked them to set n price on tn
head of every French officer. A proc
lamation to that effect was publicl
posted up, by order Of the four high Car
tDncsc officials who dictated il
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N.cns p.s:.i:: orc.

i. VI. ChIim returned last evening
from Salt LaSc where hc hts been at.
tending To- the reduction uf u carload Of
ore which h. recently shipped from his
mine ia hicks district. The ore yielded
- hitlc upwards Of loo ounces Of silver
I" the ton, which was nearly twice as
much rs Mr. Cabin anticipated. 1t WIS
not selected ~ high grade ore. but as
samples 81 tho different classes, and for
the purpose Of as-cEtuining the average
prolUctlycucsS of the mine. The result
was 80 satisfactory that Mr. Cutlin will
continue the development OF his prop
"rty this winter, nnl il present iudica-
tioIS are verified he will recommend the
erection % reduction works in the Spring.
There j. an abundance Of tImbrr in the
immediate vicinity al The mine, which
would enable reduction works To- Ice run
at less expense than in almost any other
mining district in the State. - rinus-R,-
view.
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From Saturdays Daily.l
kks.NAGUNHI.

J. ID. Fitch departed for tie Bay this
morEing.
Dir. Tosier, a w~ell-Lnown mining man
was also u passenger by the train for
San Francisco.
Departed by stage for Tuscarora this
morning: q. W. GEayson, Il. VI. Cat!in.
A. Narchsnt.
Departed by stage this morning for
tnsearora: l.. ID. Fuliner. q. NJ. Stey-
ant. One ARRIVAL this evening.
Mrs. ChaIlcs Leach, of Tombstone
Arizona, VINO has Leen on u visit To her
SiSierat Dillon, Montana, passed through
here this mnsniuS on her return home
The pi; for roasting the big OK for the
barbecue was dug to-day "n the bottom
near the river, and the demand for long
handed LaStins swab, Las stiaenrd
prices aud given things an upward ten
dcncy.
h"old Smyke," who sends us a COM
mnnIcLIIuu from TuLuv, will send down
Als "r her rsal name. the i>pErpNp,Sr
will take pleasure in presenting its read
era with those luminous lucuLrutious.
Anonymous contributions can never
lake u irlck.
A Special train Of twcntv-,our cars
loaded with iuc beef cattle passed
through here for san Frarc;sco at noon
to-day. TAcy were shipped from Hal.
icck Station by l.. Godchaux 10 brand
cus,cim ~ Co.. AMI are from the herd, Of
Murphy AZ Fisher, III the Northern pan,
"i this county.
The suit brought by The executors Of
the estate OF the late Guzlguy u. Lamar
agHimst the SECRETARY Of the Treasury.
t. rrrOvrr $4,000 Tor cotton taken
during the way, Vas dismissed hy JuIgc
ShIpuHH in the u. -. District Court. on
the ground that p.aiDtid- had milrd -
make ont a cause Of u ton.
D''0! '''' "''"'l Nn
I ~ ''''S' i''u''
v.ly.. M. .;.. 800,
i.., -, a., , =, ,yIl
fran, ,l... .t,I,. ~. ,,..,.,, '..
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The only new features in the proposed
election contest case in West Virginia is
the finding of about fifty uncounted
Prohibition tickets, bearing the name Of
the Republican candidate for Congress,
III Mason comfy, and a proclamation
from the Governor announcing that fu-
ture State elections will lie held in West
Virginia in November instead OF Octo-
Der.
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Fire at Tuscarora,

Inc siure.house of II. W. Brown Of
TnscarOra, together with its contents.
was totally destroyed by fire last night
at about IL o'clock. by the most vigor.
II cxcr,ions the adjacent property was
saved. From the best information we
can gather II is supposed the fire was co.
casioned by the carolessncss Of the team
s;cr who drives the delivery wagon and
sleeps IN the store, aud who. Il IL sup.
posed, upset a lamp upon entering the
store a short time previoua to the dis.
covcry Of the fire. This. however, is
conjecture. We have been unable to
learn the mount Of the loss. or what
amount OF insurance. If any, u placed
on the property.
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j. II. bISuriI, OF Qlcbcc. who in June
last WAS ia command Of the transport
expedition, has returned. lie gives a
few particulars taken Ell route. The
party with great difficulty reached the
provinces ~ tLr northern boundury on
Height ui Land. IiIcy then crossed
int ltupcrt's Land. aud at the distance
u! 900 miles from Lake 81. John. they
reached the southwestern extremity of
the great Bnkc Mistussini lie states
that the general trend Of the lake. so far
rs known, H. from southwest to northeast,
stretching away from Foam Bay md
Height OF Land in the southwest. to an
unknown distance towards cnst Main
and Labrador. The waters are al.,e
with ish Of all kinds. aud fur-bcaring
nuimuls are abundant. The climate is
agreeable aud suitable for agricultural
purposes. II il stated that the Hudson
Bay Company have had their agency
there upwards Of 100 years. but have
held it secret that a lake of snch dimcn-
sions ever existed. II Is rs large M
Lake Superior.
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$500 REWARDl

NToLES from the ranch Of ". b. Gibbs
- In Clover Valley. Ink Co.. New. on the
night Of November !. 1891, two brown housS
branded W q on left thiRh. The above re-
ward will be psid for the arrest and conviction
oftbe thieves and the ptun Of the horpss to
me At my ranch in Clover VALLEY. E1ho Co. New.
or $50 Tor Tho arrest OF the thieves. or $3.50 for
the rstnrn of the horses. Address ]. II. TABER.
EIko. or ". u. GIBBS. Wells. EIho Co. Nsv.
J II .TAkER,
Nov ., 81. sheriff, Elko Co. New.
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Gladstone has Written a letter in which
he says the U0seTBmcut will require
adequate assurnHoe thai fhs franchise
bill will bo passed by The House oi Lords
lsfOre the redistribution Iill will lc pre-.
seniGd. This However. ,kIcS not pre-.
ciude friendly communication btw"cu
the leaders OF the two parties before
such INSURANCE * given. The Comrryn.
tive leaders have asked the Government
that such communication regarding tho
paivrn Of The proPosci redistribution
bill shall ls mad IL them.
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i. p. Chase, n w~cli-known insurance
man of Chicago, was found in his house
with his skull crushed ill, Sunday night.
A Waterman named Roach, recently dis
charged by Case, is the supposed perpe-
traitor of the deed.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward Will he piad for the arrss4
and conviction Of any party or parties found
guilty Of stealing. killing or running on.
altering brands or marks Of any live stock
belonging TO any member Of the Nevada Live
Stock Association.
c. W. c%RuTcHER. President.
+. =. SwEETsER, Secretary.
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Jacob l.. Thurman, nm Ogden rostau.
rant keeper, suicidcd with s~trychninc
Sunday. lie left n letter for one George
Murphy, asking that his bills he paid
and his body given decent Lnrinl.
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Noticn 10 ci.i,ena on wens

The Wells Coronet Band takes pleas
ure in announcing to the citizens Of
Wells and vicinity that they have en-
gagged the ~well-known Taylor Tourists,
including the wonderful and clever act
ress, Matte, who will give one Of their
pleasing entertainment on Saturday
evening, Nov. 29th, for the benefit OF tn.
Wells band. w. CoSaER,
Leader.
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Some children at Ogden were playing
neal n fire burning In the g'ass, Sunday,
when the dress Of Daisy Dcngree. aged
7 years was caught in the blaze and the
little girl was 50 fcarfully burned that
death gill probably result.
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Billion Received.

The stage from TuscarorI last evening
brought down the regular weekly ship
mcnt oi Navajo bullion, the same weigh
ing zoo pounds, and valued at SlI.-
2GS.i3, which was this morning for
varied 10y train to san Francisco.
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For sale.

A splendid rosewood piano in perfect
order, and a number of fine oil paint
ings, by J. b. Fitch. The above arc at
his residence near the Courthouse, and
will be sold at a bargain. Call and eI-
nm;pa
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-30
ADVERTISED Letter List

The following Is . list Of letters n.
manning In the poaohce a. ElkO
November ~, 1884.
Chase, Joseph ". Gilligan. J. T..
Hosteiter. j. Il. Meyers, Chas.
Persons calling for any Of the above
vii picaso say advertised
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-30

For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
you have n printed guarantee on every
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