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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-22
IFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
1ALMAoUADI.

H "
Yesterday Was the time set for the ex-
ecution Of Riel Mt Toronto. Canada.
Tim second of the Squak murder
trials ended at Seattle. w. T., Thurs
day. With a verdict Of "not guilty"
An upper-set of artificial teeth at
tatched to the usual plate. were left at
this Office to-day. which the owner can
obtain by calling for them.
A shocking crime has just come to
light in Rhode Island; n rich farmer
named Smith has had his brother
chained in the house for thirty three
years.
Warner & Co.. shipped to-day, for
Sayles 4 Bailey. Of Tuscarora. to COIN
Bros. San Francisco. n carload OF dry
hides and pelts. They also forwarded
by fast freight for Tuscarora. 5000
pounds OF merchandise.
A. j. Pullman and wife came back
from Wells yesterday and will now make
Elko their permanen: home. They
will probably occupy the dwelling house
on Fourth Street. belonging to Hender-
son Green so soon as the repairs on the
same are completed.
A Mrs, Tribe and her two little
Children, were found dead At their home
IN New York City, Saturday. The
place was found entirely destitute of the
neceSSAries Of life aud it is supposed
That The poor woman administered
poison To prevent death from starvation
We. Stone. Of Baltimore, fatally
shot his wife aud then himself Satur-
day. lie lett "a long ~incohurent letter,
addressed To the public, in which lac said
that for twenty years lie had lived i'll
hell because Of his deccitful wife and
mother-in-lgw. but now that Iii, two
eldest daughters were be.ng led ,stray
and his home about - be broken up lac
could stand II nu longer and he made
mp his mini u pat ap end To- Il s
;rOuI!'s. lie requested his friend, 10
take care Of his lIt.ie ones aud put them
"h'fe thy eau b. properly rvised, aud
where none .. his wife. relations Gun
have anything to dO with them. Stone
has the reputation Of being ~ sober. in.
dn';rionH imam. aud to always provide
for the wants Of his family. He had
been married twenty years. has nine
chiidree. ranging from II months to Is
years.
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0ALNA0UNDI.

To-day has been one Of the anest Of
the season.
John II. Dorsey vent down to Car
Son by the train this morning.
Mrs. Sue Hayes has been appointed
Postmistress at Fair Play. Ruby Valley,
this county.
Warner Il Co. shipped to-day = car
load Of ore from Railroad District, for
Sandy. Utah.
E J. Winnie. nm old and prominent
citizen OF Carson. died in hat city Of
pneumonia Monday.
Mrs. J. e. Crombie started this morn.
for u two weeks visit to Mineral Hill,
where the restoi the family had pre-
eeded her.
News wEG received here last night
that ex-senator Sharon died at 3 O'Clock
yesterday eyeninS. No particulars
eCuld be obtained.
X. Stoker'S teams. which came in
With ore from Bullion. vent out this
evening loaded with coke for the fur
RACE at that place.
A drunken ruf5an named James An
dersop staggered into tue residence OF
Mr.. Burke, a r ihoad detective Of Sac
rameuto, Sunday, grossly insulted and
struck Hrs. Burke a bow in the face.
Eight young nen. hitherto esteemed
respectable, Eer. found guilty OF rape,
at Ottawa, Canada, Thursday, and
were all sentenced ~ lie imprisonment.
The scene in court while the senteu-
oes were Icing pronounced we're agon-
hing.
The Coroner'S jury rendered two YER
diets in the Bowers case, signed by five
Of the six jurymen- charging DR.. Bowers
with the murder Of his wife 10y admins.
ternG poison. The remaining juryman
ends simply that Mrs. Bowers death
Sas caused by her husband. The Cor
Oner has not yet signed either, but it is
believed he will sign the first mentioned
verdict
The Collector OF Customs Mt San
Francisco uforms the Treasury Depart.
ment that 4 member Of Chinese labor
or wEO landed an June last at New
York, iu trau,It to San Frnucisco. where
they were to take the steamer
for China. have not bcen heard from
since their arrival in New York. and the
~suppositIon is they are concealed in this
country and lave no intention of leaV-
ing L, Ia said at the Navy Department
.here are no available means which can
be used t. trace them.
Riley Pyle, the desperate Tennessee
AoonshIner who killed u. s. Commits.
sioner Mcdonald about a year and n
half ago, has Just been captured by q
poOse after a desperate Resistance. 1t
va. recent: learned that be WAS near
lie KcEideEy line, aud the poose found
biz after = poilous journey through
the woods. Pyle refused to surrender.
and a pitched battle ~aE fought in
which he was shot in the leg. HIldam
Pyle. his brother, and Thomas KidweIl,
were dangerously wounded.
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Death OF Phil. Goodman.

Phil. Goodman. q resident Of this
county for tho past fifteen years was at.
lacked with typhoid pneumonia a few
day" ago. at his home in Railroad Dis.
trict, and growing rapidly worse. Doctor
Meg" was sent for Wednesday. The
Doctor went out 10 Bullion and 6nJiug
Goodman very dangerously III he re-
m"ihed during the night. but the disease
had 30 far advanced that little could I've
done to stay Its ravagcs. Last night,
Gustav Keifcr, who had been attending
Goodman. arrived here bringing the
news that Goodman died At 10 o'clo,h
IN the forenoon. Preparations are now
being made for the funeral which will
AZ" place ~ Bnllion tomorrow.
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RALAA0UNOL

Isaac wolverton Of Ruby Valley, il in
town to-day on business.
Payne Il Fernald received to-day an
other carload Of lumber from the West.
The skating rink will be open for
skaters every evening during the week.
Counsellor J. II. Rand returned from
San Francisco and Carson, Saturday
night.
Bob. Hamill says Gibbs b~ald-headed
boy Ct his first appearance weighed 81
DIS troy.
Carlin. Wells and Tuscarora are we'll
represented here to-day in the v-nire Of
trial jurors.
]. Il. Bradley. H. L. Byrne and Louis
Henderson, returned from a trip to the
Bay. last night.
The cloudy weather Of yesterday was
to-day followed by a light warm rain. fall
ling at intervals.
d. T. Alger came down from Halleck
Saturday. and departed for California
Sunday morning.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: V. II. Fease, J. Z. Walker
and S.. c. Preston;
q. w. Peltier and Robert Hubs, ar
rived here from Tuscarorn by buggy
this morning after All all night ride.
The funeral Of the lat, Vim. Sharon
took place in San Francisco to-day.
The stock board closed out Of respect to
his memory.
II. Is. Cinhin, the New York million
aire dry goods merchant, died of apo
pleIy ut %ordnam. y. Y, his Summer
residence. aged "a years.
A family named Blnnchett, consisting
Of u woman aud five children. belonging
in St. Luce, arrived there lately from
Montreal, where the head Of the family
died of smallpox. Shortly after their
arrival the mother gave birth TO another
child. Smallpox broke out among
them, and they all died.
The Civil Service Commission direct
ell the Board OF Examiners at New
York T." certify to the Collector AT unce
in the examination for weiGhers the
whole number Of those found eligible for
appointment, placing the disabled SOL
dIers first in the order OF their grades.
TiEnes-lteview:-We are informed by
people from Silver Geek and vicinity,
that the squirrels are dying OF by
thousands in that vicinity. There APP
pears to be some disease among them
which is likely to eIterminate them. II
tins proves to be the cuse, it will be a
great blessing to thu farmers OF that
section.
j. r. Henry gives notice in another
column that u Christmas ball will be
given u Lis place in Mound Valley on
the 18th Of mex month. and extends n
general invitation to citizens of this Sec
ton To taGe part on that occasion, as
surfing oil who attend a cordia! reception
aud a good old cushioned Christmas jol.
iiication.
Tn" boiler OF II Touring mill at Hop,
kinsviiir, Ky. exploded Saturday, Kill.
ing three ont Of six persons in the
building at the tim
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Teachers Life Certificates Valid.

Says the Carson Index: The state
ment has gained circulation among the
papers Of the State that the recent de.
cision Of the Supreme Court in the
School Trustee case had rendered null
and void the operation Of teachcn' GER.
tiacNtes, issued by the State Board Of
Education. A casual examination OF
the Statutes OF 1886 will reveal the fact
to any one that the Act governing the
powers Of the Board Of Education IL n
separate Actfroru the u governing the
election OF School Trustees and does
come with the scope " the decision,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-22
For the Cattle Convention.

A number Of delegates from the West
on their way TO attend the National
Stock Convention to he held in ST.
Louis il "a few days. passed through 10y
the train last evening, among whom
were y. III A. Mason. from the Nestern
part of the Stat =. Colonel Hardin of
~WiuuemuccI. and his son Z H.. f..
Hardin, Andrew BeuSon, Of Bcownwe,
NJ. Howell. of llu:nb,ldt, aml j. J. VIII
son, Of Eureka. The party were joinel
here by Col. Jerry Moore. Of Ruby VAL
Icy. who also goes ns Il delegate. One
OF the principal questions before The
Convention will be that Of petitioniug
Congress to either sell or lease a cattle
trail through Indian Territory ten miles
wide, from Texas to Kansas.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

WHEREAs:--The President Of the
United States has designated and set
apart Thursday, the twenty-slxth day
of November, rs 6 day of public thanks
giving and prayer.
THEREronE. |, j.. w. Adams, Gov
ernor Of the State of Nevada. in defer
ence TO the proclamation Of the Presi.
dent of the United States. and in con-
f"r2ity with the custom OF my predc-
ccssors. do hereby designate and set
npnrt THURSDAY, THE TwESTr-SIxrH
DAY or NOVEMBER, 1885, rs a day Of
public Thanksgiving and prayer, and do
earnestly recommend an observance OF
the same 10y the people uf this State.
Done Mt Carson City, Nevada, this
18th day Of November, 1885,.
J. ". ADAMS,
Governor.
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nALnA0UNDI.


John II. Dorsey returned last night
from a trip to Carson.
X L. Fulton came up from the West
last night and returned this morning.
The passengers by stage from Tusea-.
rora last night were L 9. Mcclellan and
Louis FSnnof.
The Manhattan Company at Austin.
on Monday, shipp.d ten b us OF bullion,
worth nearly n thousand dollars each.
Ex-senator Sharon verbally directed
the Trustees Of his estate to give SlO.-
ocO to the State Orphans Home. at
Carson.
The old-tiue trotter Occident, which
i'll 1873 had the fastest trotting record
to his credit-2:l6H-died last Friday.
aged twenty-five years.
Among the Trustees appointed by
Governor Stanford appears the name Of
''wm. NJ. Stewart, Of Nevada" Ali
Do coming events cast their shadows
before? Reno Journal.
1t is stated that the late Senator
Sharon left instructions to his Trustees
by which $4,000 is 10 be donated for
the improvement Of Golden Gate Park,
aud another $50, 900 is to be used for
charitable purposes.
Hon. Dorman Is. Eaton says he has
the utmost confidence in the purpose Of
the new Commissioners and Of the Pres
ident to enforce the Civil Service Act
aud rules in their true spirit and with
energy and success.
Owing to the protest of Pentleton,
American Minister, i've Germun-Ameri-
cans. whose expulsion from the Island
of Foho was ordered by the German
Government, will be allowed to remain
on the island until further notice.
The Placcrs Oh the enst fork Of the
Carson, Ill Douglas county, hre said to
DC turning ont we'll. A miner named
Zion is reported us making 81 per day,
and has taken out as high AS 81 30
from his sluices. The ground is located
for eight miles above the fork 10 the
California line.
One of Fred Wilson's four-horse out.
fits arrived from T~uscarora last night
bringing down VIM. Ilonr and wife, Mr..
L. 4. Hill, L. Burkct;, Joe RoseLerry,
ii. NJ. Hogle. and Kit Billiard, who
handled the ribbons. A matter coming
up for trial in the District Court is In,
occasion Of the purty's visit here at thi.
time.
II ever the State OF Nevada needet
uncomprumisipy .rieuds in Congress, i
Is at The present Carson Tri
bune. Quite true, and had the peopl,
OF the State done their duty last Fall
the most uucompromisiag friend the,
ever had in Congress would still b
:;:srs 10 fight tSeir battles effectively.
= pr'iaimrnt PHI stefan Of st. Loui
! h>- written "a lOus communication to
medical junrEai, il which he attack
most severely the new aucsthetic know
- coacnin". He Gays il is worse tina.
opium or chlcre! hyirate, and wal! in
shIri Iimc completely destroy all mora
Principle III - pclsuh who uses il. Tn
GruS IL sid to be extensively used a
LIKE IiIncs-leyiew. The druggis
at this place has filed his solem.
"dnvy' nat since the Review man re
cuve.rd irom his i..c severe attack G
conscirai.Jmsurss. NIL urlcrs fur Ia
drag COME nom the Upper Level.
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Pursuing Horse Thieves.

Charlie Hale yesterday received q let
Ser from Thomas Harris. who is now in
Montana, dating that thieves had gath
cred up about $50 head OF horses.
among which was a lot he drove Up
from this vicinity last Summer. and had
run them of toward tue British posses
sions. Tom, with II party of men. yer"
at the time Of writing just starting out
in pursuit OF them.
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Warner g. Co. received to-day from
Bullion. Railroad district, u car OF ore
and shipped the same for Sandy Utah.
They also received from the furnace at
the above named camp, 40 sacks of
rich copper matte. the point TO which IL
will be forwarded being undetermined.
They forwarded for Tuscarora 10000
pounds Of merchandise by fast freight
to-day, and will tomorrow put on q
light fast freight TO make the time 10
Tuscarora in two days.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPoT HorEL--CLARx 4 GnExS, Pas


PRtEroRS.
W. A. Shepherd. Coral Hill: G. D.
Madalenu, Sprucemont:D. d. Williams,
J.. K. Ros-beny, VIM. Hoar aud wife,
Mrs. Hill, II. II. Hogle. Tuscarora; II.
>. rattle. w. p. Hs!Elsy, If. week,
Wells; II. L. Fulton, Reno; J, v. Mu,-
my. Columbia; b.. Walker and wife;
Philadelphia. :
James Kneisisy. Oregon; Z. Reilly.
Lone Mtn.; C. Horloeker. Tusc.rora;
ID. IL. Chamberlain, San Fran.
v. II. Pease, San Francisco: S. C.
Preston. Eureka; J. K. Walker, Geo. w
P%eltier, Robt Hubs, Tuscarora: E. L.
Sawtelle, Deeth; W. A. Shepherd, Cor
al Hill; N. Streeter, s. NJ. Strreter.
Lamoille; VIM. Sewell, Butte; II. A..
Young. Pleasant; NJ. S. Bonnideld,
W~innemucca; n. F. Peterson, South
Fork; J. v. hurry. Columbia; J. W.
Campbe'le. A. Wilson, G. Z. Mayer,
Hhlleck;I. p. wolVerton. Ruby; Il. p.
Hnmill, Z. p. Hardesty, Wells; p. H.
Kelly. Bullion.
NJ. Mason. South Fork; VIM. Hack
wood, Gus Keller, Bullion; Adam Wolf,
Ogden; Geo. Brewer, Mrs. Brewer, +.
Specter and wife. Lamoille; Geo. Grant,
Pleasant; Peter Scott, Jake Nelson,
Peko; p. ]. Harrington. Jack Greek.
G. Baumbach, Lamoille; II. Sloker
Jas. Stauts, j. q. Smith, VIM. Hack-
wood, Bullion; Jud Dakin, LamoilIe;
Arthur Lowe, Osiho; Barney Horn, In
dependence Valley; John Sharp, VIM
nemucca; Chas. Sehaefer. Terrace; VIM.
Bruce, Mound.
E. A. Reilly, H. Hoppe. Bullion;
G. Baumbach, II. s. Thomson, La-
mobile; AlbeIt Lissak, Carin; l..
Brooks. II. Il. Corryell, T. NJ. Smith,
A. J.. Harrell. Wells; j. Van Turks,
Sprucemont; j. D. Bradley. Deethi
Mrs. Burns and mothsr, Ogden; J. B.
Moore. Ruby; Gabriel COIN, San Fran.
cisco.
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Chinese Prosperity.

A stroll through Chinatown does not
tend to confirm the reports Of destitu-
ton and suffering among the garrison
Of that hostile fortress. More hungry,
ragged aud miserable white men may
be met within q single block Of our city
than in the whole imperial colony.
The dried chickeu.legs, absloIes. black
and tan sausagcS, and other Chinese
~delicaciss, hang in seductive strings
and the customer displays his coin with
the old frequency. Little girls in train
ing for the usual career, troop
gHyly about, jingling silver ahklets on
bare legs; the boiler iron partitions In
the gambling houses sport fresh coats Of
paint. Well dressed smiling crowds
parade the odorous alleys. inhaling Sill
urian felicity at every breath. On the
whole the impression lei: upon the
white intruder 10 hat when Chinatown
begins to suffer the day will be too cold
to 30 enjoyed ~ Americans.--tS. +.
Post.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-22

VIM. NcCombs aud faulty, who sold
out their ranch in Lanoille Valley and
went to Oregon about Eve years ago.
arrived In Star Valley q few days since.
They same from Oregon across tina
country With q couple OF good teams
and . lot Of loose stock, all Of which.
according TO Milt Polk, who saw them.
arc in fine condition. A daughter and
Aon.iu-lar 1.-Two ~ Star ySilsy.
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State and County Taxes.

The amount Of taxes received at the
T~reasurer's Office up 10 this evening is
a little upwards Of S2T 900 which will
be augmented to S7l 900 by the Rail
road Company's proportion probably
TO night which will leave sorne $l9. 900
10 come in on Monday. an order to
make MP the full amount due from all
sources on the levy for 1855.
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HUMBOLDT H~ousE--JoE LAEo. PnC-
PRIEroR.

y. G. Bullard. Columbia; p. Burkett.
Tuscarora; A. Wagner, s. Conner, OR-.
DEE; Joe Herman, Pleasant; Geo. Hy-
ar, Huntington.
Mrs. l.. J. Hosle, Miss NJ. Rogie, ].
Miller and son. Tuscarora; John Archer.
Bullion.
T. Z. Drown, A. q. Francis, South
Fork; Ed. Reilly, Nsw York; John lei
land. San Fran; II. A. Traver, Bull
lion; A. Delhno, Hnlleck: Il. CahilI.
Lamoilhe; Geo. Mcknight, Smith
Greek; Mrs. Jennie Gordon, Denver.
John Buby. Jacob Nelson. Geo Grant
Joe Herman, Pleasant; Jas. Duekworth,
Ruby; n. Giazrr. - McDHsieI, Hail
!eck; Fred Spect-r, A. Reboule, La
mobile; +. Gianoli, South Fork.
Gus Keller, Bullion; w. Brown, Hun
tington; j. McGirr, Battle Mountain;
Thomas Harris. Pleasant: Win. Jewell.
TuncRrora; II. G. Boyen. E. p. Osgood
J. Robertson, Carlin; GioVano 'Piatrc,
Huntington.
Austin Gilruth. North Fork; II. Keif-
er, Bullion; w. Ii. Dak;n. Lamoillc;
E. Dolta. F. Raphael, Jack Greek. -
O'Neil, Bruneau. .
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GEN BARTLE1T X OsTREIcHEE, PRo-


N. Savage, Bullion; L. c. Mcclellan.
John Burns, Vim. Roach. T%uscarora; j.
Ii. Moore, Ruby; Al. Duru, W. I. o.
Neil. Wells; Is. Horn. Limoille.
&. Enzig, Halleck; f. u. McPhetsts
Adobe; L Black. Wells: 5. G. Sloght,
Eureka; G. B~numbach. Lamoille; Marsh
Stoller. C. A.. Bruce. Tuscarora; Cal
Willie, Pleasant.
VIM. Gilland. c. Baumbach, NJ SLOT
Ter. Ed Odcll, Cal Wiley. H.. frankie,
+. Rankin, Lamoille; FL Kelly, G. L.
Mayer, ID. T. Algrr, A. 5. Dorsey, Mats
Phillips. J. Il. Ghecn, Hnllrck; wn.
Anderson, F. Lewis, South Fork; l..
West, North Fork; jas, Hamilton. Jas.
Tiuion, Bnliion; n. Oulerkirk, Mound;
G. Sachslnrins, Samuel BattIa. Steve
Battrsa. Jack Or Elk; Dave Casper,
Wells; II. Pnulsen. Tuscarora; G. Guild
Dayton, John Atkinson, Deeth.
s. Dakin, T. W. Robertson, W. Da-
kin, T. u. Robinson, Lamoille; W. 8.
O'Neil. James O'Ncil, Alice o'Neii,
wm. Knopf. Wells; Il. q. o'Nril.
Salmon River.
J. II. hatcher. Sacramento; A.. H..
Bangs, San Fran; Milt Polk, Hnlleok;
l.! Gilos. 0sino. ~,
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The three Italians who killed o coun-
tryman foE n little money he was kp "
to possess. and then shipped the lead
boly TO New York In a trunk, last April
w'rs hanged at Chicago. Saturday.
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j. n. DonHER,
Secretary OF State.
Governor.

The Sun, noticing the recent appro.
priation II the Methodist Church for
foreign and domestic missions. reaching
over $l,l55, 900. including between 49,.
coo and $4,000 for work among the Chi
nesc in California, says: We observe,
too. about onc-tenth Of all the money
contributed for missions by the Metho.
disls Is TO 10 sent TO China. We have
here more than 100 900 Ohinamen who
are ms far away from Christianity M
when they landed in the United States.
The best way-thc only wny-to con.
vert China, IN to send back, ms M en-
thusiasiic. devoted Christian, every Chi.
naman who comes TO the United States.
job printing done with neatness An
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Barney HON has just returned from
The northern part Of the county. where
ne succeeded in purchasing some 800
head OF Hne beef cattle. which will be
driven to the railroad at Iron Point and
shipped thence TO San francisco.
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John Foley shot and dangerously
wounded at Butte. NJ. r., Sun
day, Alice Flick and her escort
one Yates. The woman was shot
through the lungs and Yates in the jaw
bone. Foley afterwards killed himSclf.
Cause, jealousy. All were employoi in
a variety thcatcr.
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Eureka Sentinel: Congressman
Cassidy is still in the southern part OF
California and il is not definitely
known At this end OF tho line when he
will return to Eureka.
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Bullion Shipped.

Warner 4 Co. received from Railroad
District to-day ten tons Of bullion. and
shipped the same to the Sclby works at
San RruuCiscu.
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Great Reduction
IN
e.. .
Boot and Shoes.

R"SIGN OF GOLDEN BOOT,

'AN' ~ "oSDnN DONl1
Opposite the DEPOT Hotel. EiSO. N-rsds.
First Class Hand made, Irgged or riv-
ctcd boots tn measure, SiO. Hand
scwed. Plain or Box. Toe sI2. formerly
slL.
REPAIRs-sois and Heel. $780, ReMnG
81. Spd ell other work iu proportion. WI
~ofh done with nsatnsss and dispatch By
an experienced and competent, workman.
None but the bee, rrsneh calf and veal AIp
used SIMPSON, Propris1V7.
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Cattle Shipped.

Lux & Miller shipped from this place
last night eleven carloads OF beef cattle
for San Francisco. The cattle were
purchased from Hunter Bros. and JAS.
linssrll.
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aALNA0UHOH.

Gabriel oohn vAS the only passenger
By stage for ruscAforA this morning.
Connecticut western news., 1885-12-09
H ENT
Miss Mary Hopson is ou

Miss Mary Hopson is out of town.
 Another blast from old winter: more snow-more blow-everything freezing or frozen.
 Hard colds are prevalent in this vicinity.
 Mrs J. M. Ingersoll and Mrs c. Ed wards have gone to New York city to remain some time.
 Mrs John Hopson is visiting friends out of town.
 The ladies of St Andrews guild met with Mrs J. F. Gibbs last Thursday. Many of their friends were invited to a five cent supper, but once seated at the bountiful table 1t would have been a hard matter to eat only five cents worth. That was not the design, but rather, eat all you wish and give us five cents, and the design was very well carried out. Some remained during the evening, and the occasion was altogether a pleasant one.
 On Friday evening, December II, the members of the young ladies' mission circle are to have an oyster supper and sale of fancy articles at the church parlors. The young ladies spare no pains in their efforts to make this affair a success, and it is hoped thete will be a full attendance. The money raised will be used in aid of foreign mission work.
 On Tuesday evening, December l5, the ladies of the Episcopal society will hold fair and supper at the Town hall.
 On the evening of December IT the members of St Luke's lodge give theil annual supper and ball. Then comes Christmas and the holiday festivities and really with all this in prospect the people of our town are sure to be wide awake. SAL.