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$40 REWARD.

STRaYED "a Dark d y Horse, Branded
a In the Icf, hip, ard q II just below the a.,
and rtni,d on the shoulder very dimiy. II
the horse 10 ieturn d 10 d.. +. Hpoten,
NouLd Valley. the reward viii be paid By
July s, 3Od
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20
A CLEAR HEAD.

One year ego 1 va isdnesd to try Arms
PILLs A . re-usdy for 1ndIEssaIon. CON-
~stirAtion, and HeAdnehe, from which 1
had long been . great sufferer. Commence
thr With . dosc Of hve Pills, I found their
action easy. AMI obtained prompt relief. In
continuing their use, = single PHI taken
After dinner, eaily. has heen all the raedi.
cine l hare required. AvsR.s PiLIs hay.
kept my sy-tem regular ind nv head clear.
and benefited me moro than all the medi-
zines ever before tried. Every person sim:
iiariy afflicted shouid know their fsiur.
iS2 Stale St, Chicago. June 9, 1874.
M. v. WATSON"
For all dlssa,e, Of he stomach and bOvsla,
Try Ayes Pulls.
PREPAREp BT
Dr.. &C. yer&c Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold By all Druggists.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20
DIED.

~BrLcnER-In Elko, July II, 1884, Mr..
Lucretia Bcloher, Of Langwood.
The funeral took place this evening
from the Depot Hotel.
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A M
WANTED

At the Humboldt House n good waiter.
Steady employment, and good wages
paid. Apply to Joe. Lang Immediately.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

lie fishing T. nTty WHO LETT here 10
the north last Thursday, got bac's last
evening, sunbumed but happy. Joe.
I~osenstock Indignantly denies the truth
of II published account of the runaway
Of the team just before their start from
town, bnt Charley Froclich's admission
hat the Intense fright lac experienced at
the sight Of the flying horses, so affected
his appetite at the breakfast that follow
ed the affair, that a couple Of spring
chickens was all lac could possibly in
duce his stomach to retain. There's a
lie out somewhere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

ANasal Injector free with each bottle
OF shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 30
cents. For sale by r. +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

Yesterdays Sentinel says Dispatches
were received by John T.. Jones aud
Others last might, from Pine station.
stating Tint Crit. Jones had been hurt on
hts ranch In Pine Valley aud calling for
n physician TO come down 10 attend
him. Tho disphtchc4 stated that he hna
bccn run over nud his head mashed
nndcr the wheel 81 u wagon. The
wagon IL presumed o. be- n hay wagon.
A. dhf. Jones began hayirg Monday.
DR.. Owen will 10 down OH the train
'hiS morning 20 attend the patient. Mr.
Jones Is mn old time miner in this dis.
'rict who somo months ngu went into
the cattle business. His friends will
await With anxiety further news Of hi.
INJURIES.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

Bartlett Il Ostreicbcr are to-day load
ing a car with empty beer bottles for
shipment to the brewery Mt Boca. " hen
loaded, the car will contain about 1910 90
bottles, the contents of which have
noistened the clay OF our bibulous cili-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

Major John II. Dennis received a dis
patch from Chicago thia morning nm
nouncing that he (Dennis) is appointed
q member Of tho National Democratic
Committee from Nevada.
Mr.. Dennis Immediately trlcgraphcd
his proxy to Capt. Mat CAuavan Of
Storey county, who is in ]n,tcmdnuco at
the National Convention at Chicago.
No better selection for n mcm.
her Of the National Committee
from this state could have been made.
as Mr. Dennis is u Inan ,rriucutiy quail.
ihod for the position, aud hls long and
valued services to the party merit
the honor thus conferred upon him.
This is also the first time within the po-
litical history Of II Stat ~ v Lich this
section has been IN, IGNORED. the
member heretofore having been appoint
I'd from the extreme western portion
Oi the State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

Mr.. Ncls Ouicrkirk brought in from
his place in Mound Valley this evening
n n who Is evidently insane and
lodged him in Jail. The stranger came
to Mr.. Oudcrkirk's place yesterday and
succeeded in giving the family N severe
fright. and Mr.. OudcrEirk thought IL
best 10 prevent his doing any damage 10y
turning him over to the Sheriff The
insane man is said To- hr from Eureka.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-29
Brief RUnAL NOIrS.
NJ ttora OF IrteVast TrRnEpirinE IA th0 WI
Iagss Adjacent TO tho City.

lagsH AGilCent 10 tho tlty,
Mr.. lsaac GcrhaTt, Of COCali11, sold his
small fam 10 Bonj. GuIhart fOr So, 100
Thr CuCalico Union Sunday school wiIl
hold ilu c,lcbg. iCn on saturday, Seg,em-
bor l3th Tho Sheridan cOrnct band "'ll
furnish the music.
\ Sunday school convention will ba hold
im tAo Lutheran church, EpAgala, on
Wednesday and Thursday next Ga
We ucsday evening there will bn "A chill
drrns meeting, whom addresses viii b.
delivered by Revs. Chas. l.. Fry, A. y
Marklry aud ID. NJ. Martens An cxcur.
sion - EphratG from Lebanon will tak0
place some timU during tho convention.
A lit'lo child Of Mrs. VIM, Lutz, Denver,
iew days siucc, climbed on chair and
drauk tho coutents Of a bottle OF huda-
nun aud pIIca aoTc besides u small bottle
Of other medicine Remedies were applied
and tho child is recovering,
Major j. X. Brlckor, O( Warwick, Is
0rpaniziue scheme for taking carload Ot
cilrzaus from hi' vicinity to the NcT
Oclvans exposition at $2S for tho round
trip.
Eva. twelve yrar.oil daughter OF
Evan Echelberger, lesidpg bstween Eph
rata and Lincoln, whilo playing In the
pariur on Tuesday, was pushed against 4
window by her small brother, and bruko a
pauo of glass with her right hand. Al
artery was sorvored aud ShG nearly hiCd I,
al, ,,il
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Tho receipts OF cattle at Stewards stock
yards on tho eth inst, tho only day stock
was received there this week, numbered
GS2 head OF cattle and 30 head Of sboep.
At Senseuig's yard. including receipts on
the 2lst, 1, ,702 head Of cattle were received
and $50 head sold. The prices were :
Stookers from sd@d,S5 por hundred
pounds feeders $j(D5.75 light butchers
- 75QyJ 40 good butchers 50 25tg6.bO
bulls s3.12(n3 80. There were 12l hogs
received and sold at s6.05W7.l5 per
hundred.
At Montacr's yards 20j head of cattle
were sold. the prices being for fat cattle
50 50(GG % fooders, 81 1905 90 stock
ers, $iCg4 75 202 sheep and lambs wcro
received and sold, tho shoop at slOi 80
and the lambs n. s. %. Hogs sold at
$7(d7.20.
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live stocK Slarset.

CmCAG0-- iioRs-Receipts, 1900 head ship.
.IC",I 5000 head market strong ana
cents highcri rough packing, 81 d006 20
packing and shipping, & 2jlp6 10; light, s5 75p
6jii sRips SiGs5 10 market close weak J0)
head remained unsoid.
Cattle-Recelpts, 1000 head shipments, 1000
heat market brisk and firm export grades.
t6 1907 %; good to choice shipping q 9Oips so |;
common To medium, "a O0El5 50: range cattle
brisk and stronger; Montanas, s. 30 Montana
Texans, 81 721gi IS wyoming, u 80 Wyom-
ing Texans, 81; grass Texans, t3 3)gt 10 |;
wintcred Texans, Si0i 7 Americans, " O@
b 40.
sncep Receipts, 1000 head shipments,
700 hoAd Interior 10 fair, s2d2 70 W cwt. !;
medium Ia good. fIG3 50; choice to extra 81 30
Ii 80 lambs, u head, u O)l3 81; Texas sheep,
81 $3.50
EAST LiBEETY--CattlH slow and unchanged
rlilnC fG 80 Is: tair TO good ~ 75p6; com
mon sSslj o receipts, Ill neat shipments,
iW neat
Hogs-MGrllCt slow receipts, 400 head
shipments, 500 head ; Pnilgdelphias, 90 500
4 Is; Baltimore, 90 1896 90; Workers, s. 75Ts
& 100; grnssCrs. - n 6pj 30.
sheep duli and unchanged receipts, GOl
| head shipments, l,GUO head prime OF from
| 100 to 10 b3 "a 1904 25; iair to good OF FROM
80 to % Es., s}7 aii common, s,se3.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-29

The people living along mail routo No.
S,270, Of Pennsylvania, are potitioning to
have tho terminus Of the route changed
from stevens, lioading II Columbia rail.
road, To Cocnlco. This would bo a great
favor to tho people living along the route,
as all tho mail collected arrives at Stevens at
Z y. M, after all mail or passenger trains
have passed over the Reading S Columbia
railroad Should tho postmaster general
grant the change the mail would leave
m, to ReinhOldsvillc, now Blaincsport,
tn Schocueck, 10 Stovprs and return to
CoCalicO.
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SECOND EDITION.
TRIDAY llvHNINo, AUG. %. ieeA
PATH OF A CYCLONE,


honsCs Blown TO Atoms and men aud
Cattle Killed by n Devastating weg-
tern whirlwind.
HURON, Dak., Aug. 29.-A small cyclone
passed east OF this oity, destroying every.
thing in It's path. It was several hundred
feet wide. Tho storm formed three miles
north Of this city and travelled in a south
easterly direction. Tho residences Of Jos.
Bloodgood, Marvon Cook and Geo. p. Cook
were blown TO atoms. Mrs. George Cook
and child were carried several hundred
fcot and badly bruised. Points in South
Dakota report having soen tho storm
passing, but no results are given. ..
Around sioux Talis.
SIOUX FALLS, OAK, Aug. 29.-Thero was
no damage here by tho storm Of yesterday
a farmer named Briggs, six miles north
OF here, LOST thirty head Of cattle, three
horses, his house and all out buildings
Mr.. McKillay, five miles north, while driving
n span Of mules was lifted in the cir and
all were killed. A report from Diava says
the atorm passed four miles west of here,
sweeping eighty yards wido. Four dwell
ings and several other buildings were
destroyed, and 4 number of persons are
reported killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-29

Entries for dresses made by those
other than drcssmakers should bo made rs
o.ry ~ possible, 40 that tho necessary
ligU',s for exhibiting tho same can be sent
here b. Strawhridgo " Clotbior, who ollor
special premiums of $50 for tho thrco best
hOmn made dresses. Thus far over 100
enlrjes hly" been reooived by tho socrCtary
Oi tn" fair. Tno number Of articles on
exhibition will bo ycry large, a. several OF
tho untrIOs contain over 100 n.tiClnk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-29

James Ammo, an indentured apprentice
Of James ftto. Of Christiana, was before
Alderman Barr this afternoon, on tho
charge Of being inoorrigiblc and beyond
tho control OF his master. The boy was
iudcuturrd to Mr.. Fto by tho managers
of ;h0 Homo Tor FCiou1lOss childreC, hut
has been iucprrjgIbc since Mr Fito las
him Alderman Barr sent She boy before
the judge, and ia" court after nearing the
testimony committed him to tho House Of
Refuge. Officer Cramcr will take him to
Philadelphia tn morrow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-29

B. +. Butler, candidate for tho prcsi.
doncy of tho United States, passed through
this morning on tho news express. He
was bound for tho Grangers' picnic Mt
Mcchanic8burg.
Tao noted race horses Jay Eyo-S SEQ and
Phallas, went through this city this after--
noon, in a special car attached to the fast
line west. They wcro bound for Mnnoap
oils. Minnesota, whore they trCt next
Tuesday. They failed to beat thoir
records at prospno! Park, New York, on
Thursday, JIy-Eyo Secs bcst timo beiu q
2:l2B and that Of Phallas 2tIl.
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uur'r Ltna 40 y!TAIs.


MALES, Aur 20.-Much unTeasoning 0p
position 10 tho hospital prevails among
tho people oG this city. Forcible oppo'
sition was yesterday Offered, as a person
stricken with tho disease was being con
veyoI - 'ho hospital. The rioters
wounded and Otherwise maltreated
arverai pDl,g5ma1, at tho same time
Crrwds Of womeu aR-,j!Ad the infants
schools fog iaar that tho children il they
became uawcW he taken to the hospital
Tho sym ii5 has asked tho archbi shop "a
holm 1nlightou The psOplo.
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nrownr nou.enrIn I.nnnc,n

10 tno mOst elective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied eNtsT.
nally, anu thereby more certainly RELIEVE y
PhlN. whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain aaoviator, ana II - warranted dri.
bio the strength oi any similar preparation,
1t CurOa pain IN the SiuU, Back or BoWolB,
sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothachc, and
ALL ACHES, una is THE UTest RalioVnr ~
Pain. "BIlOWN's HOUSEHOLD PANhCFA "
should bo in every family. \ teaspoOniuI OF
the Pnnacaa in "A uIIm bier Oi hot wafer tagOrt.
enod, II prgiorrcdI .iason vt bedtime, VIII
RllEAk Or A COLD. - cents q bottle
may3l. lydM. W .Sau
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Kew gocu HIsrhet,

Esw YOEs, Aug. g. -Flour--stato ana
Western duh aud market dropping /;
5uperhne state, o. G003 %; supernnc
Extra, % DN3 30; Choice, 81 bSGn5 10 f;
fancydo, 81 S)ssj Round Hoop ohio, % 300
t90i choice, si9G superhne Western, o. GOp
3 -; common TO good extra do. % 2on36o !;
cho co do, o. 6518 %; choice White Wheat
s. 7186 90; Southern quiet and easy /;
common to fair extra, IS iJpt 40; good TO
choice 30. sj 5Ofp6 2J
Wheat szlJac lower, unsettled and de.
pressed, with moderate speculative business
No. WHITE nominal; No.2 Rel, sept, s0hep
S91Ec oct, 0lII9lAc; Nov, 9j1sf193kc Doc,
ei1s sdlg5h Jan, 982zdyjHc FoD ,0s4c,
Corn MQHc lower and dull Mixed West.
ern spot, 5Sl6tc do future, 56n83hc.
oats L4kc higher No. Aug, 3Sgzl33sc
September, 3lIc October, $50 State, 8jGptlc
We torn, 3l9tGc.
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L'ST ATE or NANCY sTAurTEE, Dr-
Il ceasCd. The undUTsignCd au,ItOr Hp.
puintci hy the Orphans COurL of Lancaster
county, Pa, Ia pass upon exceptions 70 Hc'
count and to di-lribuio the balance romain-
ing in tho hands Of samuel Stluur, All
mlnistratOr OF salt doCensea, 10 and among
those legally entitled 10 tho same, will at-
tend Tor that purpose on saturday, september
18Th, At 10 O'Clock u, m, in the Library Room
OF tho CuuTt-ilOuse, In the city Ot Lancaster,
ia whcTGall persons Interested In 1aid dis
tributiOn may attend B. Y. DAVIS,
aEsltdfdStw Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-29
Funsral of pn,Iip Haas.

Tho funeral of Philip Haas from hio
residence No. 405 Middle street this morn
ina was largely attended by st. Peters
and a.. Joseph's Beneficial societies. Tho
rrm,lua were taken 20 st. AnthOny's
ohurnh whore a requiem mass was ccl6-
brstDd by Father Kaul Tho intorment
was made al st. Josoph's cemetery,
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lIilIgeI..lltiaTa,

The office held by tho kidnoys Ia ono OF im
EOTtancu. They act as natures sluice.way to
carry OH the extra liquids from the system
anL with tham the Impurities both those that
arc taken into the stomach ana those that are
formed In tho blood. Any clOgging or inac.
ton OF these organs are therefore important.
kiInoy.Wor n Natures efficient assistant In
kccriug tho kidneys In gooi wording order,
strnuiIuouing them anu Inducing healthy
arIion. u you would get well aud keep well,
take Eiiuey " orr
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Tbs Uoo,or,s undorsement.

Dr. W. ID. wright, Cincinnati. o., sends tho
subjoincd professional endorsement % have
prescribed Dit. W Al. HALLS BALKAN FOH
TIE LUNGS IN u great number OF cases, and
always with snCcosl. One case In particular
was given up by several physicians who had
been called In for consultation with myself
Iho patient had all the symptoms OF confirmed
tunsumpiiOn-cold night swCats, hectic fever
increasing coughs, etc. lie commenced inm0-
uiatcly to get better and was soon restored 10
his usual health. I found d.! WM. HALLS
BhL5hh ron THE LUNGS tho most Valua
bio oXpoCtorant Tor breaking mp distressing
&c ughs and colds.
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rnr WAR IN THE EAST.
ShanEBiA Natives Urged to Eemain In Their
hnmna DY tho huthOritles.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 29.-European resi-
dents Of Shanghai remain unmolested.
Many 0f tho Chinese, however, have bo-
come alarmed and are leaving tho city and
the foreign settlements. The chief magis-
tratc 0t tho city and the oonsuls have
issued placards urging the natives to re-
main in their homes 90 the French have
no present intention Of attacking Shanghai
or WOOsung.
The Chinese authorities here have re.
Geived an important telegram from Pekin,
tho purport of which is not prcciselyknown,
There are rumorgd reports, bOwover, that
China is dcsirous of coming TO an agree
ment with FranCe.
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NEw ADyhnr.amnhNrs

- wpSr rHiN4.--3S--wElT RiNn ~
% GO AVID SCC the 80
NEW SET or HUMOROUS CARTOONS,
The latest entitled Tho Course Ot True
Love" Nt
CLARkE'S, No. 81 West King street.
yIUNES EDIL CAAPAfGS u uNIrOIns.- ct.
w Al the a RS.htui meeting Iast evening, OF
tho Young Mem cleveland ANA HOHdriCks'
club, OF t,C N"Volth Ward, At tn"ir hall, they
adopted tiuo uniform aud they wlll hold II
Cottage Park this city, Tor the pulp0sc ot
raising III u ans tor iNu uniforms. All
Democrat .,i, .csp.cl .uIiy invited 10 ut end
and h3Ip them along Hu"!3 It'd
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SE,auuu,,noou Ei,ws
Events ECnr snd across tho County 4

Eyouts Ncnr ana across tho county Iino.
George James, of Bunco, York county,
Twas run over aud killed by the oars on
" ednosday night.
Tho Crane Iron company Of Catasauqua,
Announces reduction of ten per cont. IN
tho wages of its employees, to tako effect
on the 1st prOXimo.
George Ebsr5olo, u farmer rG7ihiug In
Derry township, milo and half south
cast of llummolBtOwu, Dauphiu county,
committed suicide Thursday afternoon by
shooting himself.
Tho Lshigh Coal and Navigation con-
pany officers destroyed u pair Jt steps
erected by the borough Of EastOu on their
property on Wednesday night. a lawsuit
in lkoly to grow out of IL.
While Peter FIGHTER was taking q nap
in Inaolton saloon, somo one poured
alcohol on tho slCopgI's lot hand and
ignitod 1t. Fichtor'B hand and arm was
burned in n horrible manner.
Tho fifth annual reunion or voteraus Of
tho late war from Lu2orne. Lnctawanua,
!, ,Susquchauna, Wayuu and Wyoming coun.
ties. IN tins state, ag5 held ThurSday at
Carbonate. About 5000 veterans were
present,
4 railroad seven miles long 20 o)uuoot
with tho Northern Central will DO built
from Shrcwsbury, York county. TO
StowartstDwu, b. tho iaimOg5 aud othor
residents OF that section, aJOek % tho
amount OF so 600 having heon aubrcIibod
by them.
Tho amount stolen by Roberts, tho ex-
| confidential clerk OF Charles Parrish Il
Co.. at WilkCsbATru, iB now estimated at
800, 600. lie hypothccated bonds and
securities ia addition - his other trans
actiUIs Tho property assigned by him Is
valued at 900, 900.
Secretary Grow, uf tho society for The
prevention OF cruelty to children, was in
EaStOn, Thursday afternoon, prosecuting
the case against MIR. and Mr.. T. liobCy
for treating IO6cphin0 Do Kuhr, \
girl they had adopted. Vh' dctcnhents
paid tho 40 fine and costs.
a passenger train on tho ltC2hug rail.
road WINS thrown from the track ~ Par.
sons station, Thursday morning, 10y mis-
placed Rwitch. The ongiuC and smoking
ear rolled down an cmbaukmrut, but tho
only pcrson injured "as phHip BtOwn,
tho fireman, who viii lnau an ,yo
A blast had been prepared a"d lighted
I AZ the Durham iron company, EAston,
ThuIadGy, bat iug som" reason did not
explode. Joseph L'isl, r, the foreman, and
Peter ShIyCiy, Iabuygr, began taking Uu'
tho charge, whtn Il v. 1t oil, haIlius tao
men and sfoncs ig all dtyeC.ilns. I.airtor
had both logs brnEcu and his h .'' badly
bruised. Shiyoiy lo,t both ,y,, ! had
an arm b,1kon. It. is probable thai ho
viii die.
\ wit Las 1.,u s.lysa up.a Aleubishol
Ryan, Of Philadelphia. by cuunarl io. Mrs
Aruir Tucker, uC ~ no Dmkirsla street
in u sui, agaju,' ia" Church # tlo Anuuu
cia'lu... Trurl and n.cLiua Do aNrs"'a, {,
recover 5000 DAMAGES COS .uiuriss .,r iv,r
!. by 8, TALL on the icy pavement IN front q
the rhugch last winter. She gave II,ult
tuIc birth 10 an infant while in the huapi'a
aul has been 40 invalid ever sinC'
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Emma Arohcy, WHO has figured ire'
qucntly before our magistrates as n
def. udant, wa1 complained against yes
trlday afternoon for drunkenness and
diso,drry conduct -hor usual oiense,
Sne was arrested by Officer Musketnuss
and committed by Alderman A. +. Don
nelly for a hearing.