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Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

A GARn.-TO ALL WHO ARE SUI
n feriDg from the errors and inhscre
lions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay loss Of manhood, etc. will send recipe
remedy was discovered by q missionary in
So7th America. Send self.addressed enye
loIe to the REV. JOSEPH L. INMAN, Sta
ti0n ID New York Oity. ma cod dSy-ly
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
Grand Opening.

Conner has received his first load OF
cove plant oysters, which he will
dispose of at 90, 80 and 40 cents per
quart. They are direct from the beds.
The largest in the market, and will be
delivered TO all parts of the city. The
old reliable oyster house, No. II East
Second street, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
An Ola soldier Frtg htened.

WAsHINGTuN, Sept. 9.-The Star
says: AN old soldier went to the
Third Auditors office to-day to collect
a claim he had against the United
States Government, and made things
lively by the expression of his feelings
when he found the Government would
not pay promptly on sight,
He could understand how the Repub-
lican 'rascals' would keep him cut OF his
money, but now that the Democrats
we're In power he looked for prompt
payment, and sgnified his intention to
dun them until paid, or If need be
bring the debt before magistrate.
After giving full vent TO bis wrath he
commenced to examine the building,
and finally stepped into the elevator To
try the soft cushions. The elevator
mar started the machine and they be
gan to drop. At first the old man could
not believe his senses.
He stamped on the floor TO see IT it
was loose, then, suddenly, he thought
he comprehended the situation, and ht
Jumped two feet in the air and seized
the Iuan at the rope. He thought he
had been trapped into IA internal con-
triyance adopted by the Government
for getting rid of duns.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
CACHMERE DRAPE.

This is a cloth-fnished
material, very soft, with cam
els hair distinctly through it,
making it exceedingly soft
and pleasant to the touch.
1t is suitable to persons of
palmer taste in dressing.
A inches, $1.OO.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
V|GONNE MELANGE,

Another novelty, very
rough looking, but of the
finest wool, we'll mixed with
camel's hair. This is to-day
the most stylish goods that
has come to our American
markets. 45 inches, $1.25.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

Everybody that has picture frames or
looklng.glass frames that need TO gild
ing, the place to have it done is at
Yerger's, 405 Shipley street. He doesn't
use any gold paint. Call and see som g
work he has done.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
INsTnTurE-Proi Kline, In

u mis- Lectures, Investigations, Sctentinc
Treatments and Immense practice, stande
preemi asntly unrivsied and 10 acknowledged
authority on Cancer and its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures by his great Oh enl
teal Cancer antidotes are recorded. No
knife, cauati9g loss OF blood, or fearful treat
ments required in removing the largest Of
cancers or tumors. For particulars send for
ree Treatise, or call on DR.. Kline, sSl Arch
tfoet, Ptiiadelphi2, Pa
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

Pebble bu tton school shoe from 81 mp,
at VIM. IL. Babcock's, 2o6 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

An exchange says: There are more
puns made on DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
free of charge, than are paid for by
the owners. A good thing deserves the
notice Of the press.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
The StefTUprlght Piano

Takes the lead. 1t gives the best con
tinued satisfaction. Consult James
Shobe, 800 w. Sixth street before you
are led into buying an instrument at
double its worth.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
Carpets!
Floor and Table
AND uHOLEUMS.
Bedding, MATTRESSES
and Stoves,

We offer a stock to select
from which is second to
none in the city, containing
a fine variety of styles, all
new patterns.
A Wool Filling In
grains, 40 and so cents.
All Wool Extra Supers,
at IS, IS and 90 cents.
Fine assortment of Tapes
tries, at IS to SI.oo.
| Stair, Floor and Table
tOil Cloths. from 1oc. up.
I The above goods are all
made for present season use
land are no old shop-worn
remnants, offered at reduced
|prices, to be closed out,
and having been bought
strictly fo. cash, we guaran-
tee them to be relia bic
goods.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
'CRAN0R e CO..
SUCCESSORS TO
w. NJ. kennard g. Co.,
62I Market St.
DRESS GOODS.

We have this week laid in
many lines of Dress Goods
for Fall and Winter, and be-
lieve we have one of the
best selected assortments
ever shown in this city and
at such prices that cannot
but-sell them without an
effort.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

7O7 Shipley street, for large, fat cove
plant oysters, 20, 80 and 40 cents per
quart. Fresh opened. Telephone call,
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
Little girls,

Pebble button school shoe from rs
cents up, at VIM. Il. Babcook's 20G
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

Pianos sold for cash, or on INSTALL
ment, and old ones taken in part pay
ment at 800 W. Sixth street. The Oldest
and hest place in the city for tuning
and repairing.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
AMERICAN V|GONNE.

An excellent imitation of
the French, showing distinct
ly the camel's hair through it
but not so soft. No end to
the wear of it. Blues,
Browns, Greens and Gar
nets. SO inches, IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

Sun rises 6.a. Sun sets o rs.
Agents for DunIap's Hats,
RumfOrd Brothers, Hattera.

Sun rises b.H2. Sun sets 0 49,
Agents for DunIap's Hats,
RumfOrd Brothers, Hatters.
Rather cool.
1t still keeps cloudy.
Another week nearly gone.
Try Bush's coal +; you will like It.
Brazilian Tonic Bttters, only 30 cents.
Baby carriages ct cost at 10 cent store.
Try Bush's coal =; you will surely like Il.
Birds and oagea at PArkers's, lEast and st
Millard r. Davis, leweler, 4. End street
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets
Fine IS K. Kings, at Hanfs, 10 L. Fourth
Brazilian Balm, coughs and colds. 10 cents
New style school and skating bags, 80 cent
store.
The silent watches OF the night: Those
not wound up.
Mortgage is from the French, meaning
" death grips"
The best way TO ride burro is to hire q
cowboy TO do 1t for yeu.
Doctor what ia the best material for q
bathing sut2 " Bear skim"
90 to Heinel Il Son, for your guns, rifles
ETC., No. ITO East Second street.
He Is a misguided youth who does every
thing his sweetheart asks him TO do.
The best 3 and 8 cent cigar In the city, al
Ran1oIphs, Front and King streets.
FOR good butter and cheese, 10 to II. II
Moore, stalls "a and ~, Second street market
house.
Fine salt oysters, rs, IS and 40 cents q usrI
at Ponnells fish stall, l20 King street. Also
fresh clans and crabs.
A ship is called " she " because 1t Away
has the last word. The snip is bound u
answer its helm every time.
Fine nshing tackle, reels, rods, snellcc
hooks anu baes lines at W. II. Hartiove's, 20t
East Third street. Gun maker and taxlder
mist.
When q dwarf is indisposed he cannot wei
be sick long, and even though he should be
very III, strange as 1t may appear, he Il
never Q tall tick,
Walker l. Linton, No. so3 Shiplcy street
| heuse, sign painters and yrainers. Bricl
staining u speciality. LstiEAtes furnishot
for city or country.
A Nevada court held that a man who ha
81 In his pocket and his board paid for
week ahead is a " capitalist' within tn
III Gaming Of the law.
| Ross, l1o Market street. is now receiving
| tine stock Of fall styles OF Derby hats made
order and warranted the best two-dollar ha
lin tee city. Gall and SEQ them.
Gold, flower brCIso, vvivot and plus
lmouldings are all the style. Frames mad
up from all kinds at rs per cont. OF Of usus
prices Baugh, 203 West Second street.
lS.-Ohromos Of all kinds cheap.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

School shoe, laced, from 85 cents up,
at VIM. II. Babcock's zoe Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
NNRS. MARY Y. PALMER, MAGNET
WI ic physician, No. l450 North Eley

eliH stItei,
Special notice-OSor thirty years ofsuc-
coss'ul practice. l claim especial skill
the cause and locate the disease, without
asking any questions or obtaining any in
formation from tho patient.
nsrN. B. Patients while undor treatment
q n be accomH odated with board. mh26tu&
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

The French have a saying that it is
only the unexpected which happens. 1t
is better, therefore, to be prepared for
unlocked for accidents by keeping a
bottle of St. Jacobs Oil in the family
m ed icina cheat
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
City Council
,o,o sgsAIOS AND
asIr aa,,,.E prs,NEss TRANS

,o,o scsAION AND
asrs aa,,,.E prs,NEss TRANS
ACTED
GC1 SEW / R SAND.
ia, weekly meeting Of City
~, ~ "a, called to order at 7% o.
y. ! ~, .v.p ing By President Farra,
a. nsT ", va cal. ed by Clerk Hy-
!, S'I,.' p. ninates of the last stated
iD' snI ,be adjourned meeting
n. ..1,.,iag i afternoon, were read and
IT, ~, G,nmittee reported favor.
( ' tss following petitions. b. M.
bI'n.Or y. for a stone crossing at
I | "a Harrison streets; John Da-
/. -o.sIa, =. at Jackson and Maple
!. g1n have Maple street from
krd syenu, to Jackson street gut
ETrrare, Blrke, to build on the
n Maryland avenue at Beach
.ns.,nni.,ee reported In favor
kL.ain, he contract for the city
"1' i,rs. F, MoBride, at 36X
.J,,J
emm,',.. A 80 reported the bills
/ y, month, uhen Mr.. Murray
\ I,y.or objected, on the
t,a,,i.gigld consume 30 much
~. ,,,.l Meeting would be
:. mar y evenin :.
/ v,-,.g r-,e.l The adoption of
~, =, Fl Nr. Abele said the
i1'Il y, ,., .'ra.arted last meeting
- .,v. been read at that
.r..- >" ~. ,.l them to the
~. 81 y ~ n m N nn AN
sh s.~ ara '-' -
mil that while he
i,.., , u, . MA an Mr. M,rrav
W. d, -, rr ann 80
si, \. u, ;,.,ra ha ala H., 20
sil'. .''' .'', i,,aa, 70 oo,na
". - - a. -.
ii'" ''' ~" ~ ,,a,, " ID paae' "u,'
.s's wa VA. W. .no ',,;.. 49, D".S ~ .h
~. ~ ~ -ls',aaI 20 :" - a
V'-- N' ''iu'o" W 'oi'e
v. ssl ,n,, M r,n,o,
sai'a7 s''N 'uHe mr iayI Io'
i.A'gl' ~ 10 ''1'e, y, ',,an an 'u u, al w. /,
.s'..a le< W. ,,''' ~ ~ ''i nda,"n NO.. uh ''
@aa 20, ,,,,, .ne o, t.Hoo" ,ia o", WY n' !,
. S''e W. % A''s "a VI hao, tno 0o,nnav rl.,aI
y F'''' u, Ina i'H' oeou pushes
Ea'' pl..' @ fraa' zen. .5. rarra 70
= We .''' 's''iti .... '''ss =. .uo @ 9ues,
NA '-s A'o''on W fe"d th'
,,, ..ho. po o,,a,
, INV '.' 'Nhen .ho motio'
H sna '"- report oil the commit
tsel.
ifs ga. 'H't'ee 'epotte4 m IN Iavo
lAs 'A4 peAt'on on the Weccaco'
@laLy u tho iaii amount o
aNFih 'oH. ana adversely OF
AlA y 'le : Alne uo"e Compan.
aa"'+,Ia: OF their appropri a
Ap llmhi'tee reported favoi
ia' Tr.g'ion OF William Sim
.Ia.ALp On Monroe street bt
sla and smith streets, and o
E'1 Of PARK Bolden for a mum
i1P' \ Tie western part of th
t0l Tie p"0'tion OF Thoms
1Tesa Tenth and Elevent
z1l' 1'.en from Chief Eng
aS,iyHga. Robinson, in refer
~ eau e ot grade at Gilpi
sni L icy street, to conforr
Af''v-"tki Ran sewer, wit
nd No SsHes Committee.
Cty Treasurer reported a ba
q, NJ u N the Union Natiol
lh Tie e'ed.' of the city, an
@H,l2 y amounts: Tax Receive
H.. H. Tax 7 K -ceiver Mood
GAI,t Of Police Dougherty, s37
~ sH,' V c5%4iisi5asFE Sas ''1@sF 'AT; report.
.lhag 'he ~erk he had 36 III,
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

In the treatment of rheumatism,
gout, neuralgia, sclatica, ETC., Salvation
OIL should be thoroughly rubbed In. III
kills pain, Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

oysters.

Cove plant oysters 25. 80 and 40 cents
per quart at HanDa's 800 jefferson
! street.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

Fifty Stieff pianos sold in tLis city
alone. some of them fifteen years in
constant use, and needing no repairs is
convincing evidence of their superiority
over all others. James Shobe, 800 W..
Sixth street, manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

Frames for cabinet pictures for 25c. at
Lex Barney's no. East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

Little pussy, pretty pussy,
Shut your lovely eyes 20 green
will rock you worry softly
Into dreamland soon, ween,
softly, softly you are sinking.
Failing right into shut.eye town;
Where the little mice are many
Ever RAINING up and down,
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
TR|COT|NE

These goods were intro
duced one year ago and be-
came very desirable. They
are more SO this Fall. We
have them in two widths,
36 and 81 inches, so cents
for 3o-inch, 85 cents for 81
inch. Being pure wool they
neither change color nor
wear rough.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

For good coal 60 to Bsst's, French
street vhnrf.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

James Shobe, 800 West Siyth street,
is agent for the Palace organ. Church
and cabinet organs tuned and repaired d
by compStent hands.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

Fifty seven car loads of peaches
passed through this city from the
Peninsula last night. They were con.
signed as follows
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
rf8us R0|

certalne,l (
W. & B, I
obbed on
|th, of 80
absent at |
He say
than thre{
secure, +
limited isI
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
,OutlnueQ

trip oil
| All from |
Ii the rely
" wharf hay
he boat \
her trips |
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
ing rhefI

rd went ID
% day to "
Lbra:ing thS
" born 3
times vii
| |ps and ID
wed. ]
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11
r rDrunse,

on and Thd
81 and COSY
nrn,ins,for,
as fined VI
nilar ofsnsI
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

Tilghman Danner, house and sign
painter, No. $40 Market street. Job.
bing properly attended to and estimstes
furniabad
Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

The best place in the city TO get good
fresh opened oysters is at T. a. Nc
Clnre's Eighth stEeet market.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-27

4 peculiar accident il recorded ns
happening to II passenger train on the
Oregon 4 California railroad in Oregon.
lnst week. II run into n tunnel this
side Of Delta, but found its exit ut tho
farther cud completely barred 10y II land
slide. Backing mp to ,ItIicato itself
from the unpleasant prcdicamcnt. n land
slide was found to have ns completely
hiockndcd the entrance nj thus cnd after
tho train went in. The train. with ita
load uf human beings, had TO remain
prisoners for tho night. until II train
hand succeeded in crawling out and CO.
ing for help in the morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-27

long as they shall pay US for On,
ports to them under our doubl. ~s,,.,
prices. II they continue to ad,aro~a
price Of gold in their own mark.,,
will eventually hear Of the peo,,.
'hos- countries elamoring for bre,d.N
not for gold.
Both Of these political cop,,r.
clamored for the single standard
pearing to forget the fact tina, the ~,
Indebtedness Of this country, ipc,rI,S
corporate and individual oL!ip,,io.4
amount to more than 500. 600, 600 n
OF which were created under III. d.
standard OF values.
II the American people sborr,
compelled to conduct their bus;r.I.
Affairs under the single standard @, 81
ues, they would hot be able to p,v =.
halto ther indebtedness, and ,h.,.
fore reputation woulde be in.y;,,LI.
la fact, such will undoubtedly b. ~.
case ia England and Germany i, IL
shall persist IN maintaining the ,ir.I.
standard Of values"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-27
The Carson Mint.

There was n large attendance n, u.
mceting called in Carson Satur1,v
night to take action in regard 70 the.
opening of the Mint in that city. Tn.
Appeal says. IL. 5. Mason called ,b.
meeting to order and the report Of a..
Memorial Committee was called q.
hum Gen. Clarke, the Chairman Of ,h.
Committee.
The memorial was identical in sub
stance to the paper read 10y Gen. CLARK.
nt tie Courthouse meeting and pub
!'sAed IN tie Appeal at the time, I,
contained additional information re-
-ar.inE the M al wealth Of the couu-
~ AMI mcmnriIlIZci he President 10
"."u the Mat, backing the PRAYER of
tho people with the legal argument in
the ease.
1t WAS adopted 10y the meeting with.
cut change.
The Secretary then read letters from
prominent men IA al! parts Of the State.
'nuTc>ssug their views upon tie silver
Question generally, and endorsing tue
.au'ement locking to the carly resunp-
u'u Of operation, at the Carson Mint.
After the reading OF the letters sti.-
I1as speeches were made by BAEtiGe Of
that city aud Bcca Of Reno. wm. Cor
uy,t offered u srT!r, OF resolutions de-
a. uuuIug uur Senators for their .uactv-
Ily. These were referred tu the COM
n..,trr and the meeting adjourned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-27
SENATOR BECK CALLS UP his RES
oLUfIoH or BOND CALLS.

In the Senate Monday. Mr.. Beck. Of
Kentucky. called up the resolution here
totore offered by him, directing the
committee on nan to inquire wheth-
err the coin paid for import duties had
been set apart as a special fund and APP
pliei TO the payment Of interest on
United States bonds. etc. as required
by law. Beck spoke at considerable
length on his resolution. The laws Of
the land. he said. were equally binding
on tia highest executive officer anl the
humblest citizen, yet the laws to which
his resolution referred had not for many
years been complied with by the Treas
my officials. No more subcommittee
message has ever emnuated from the
Executive Mansion, in Alr. Beck's opin-
ion, than President C.ey. lands first
message, but he (Beck) did not agree
with his l~osition regarding ii yer.
T~hree-iourths Of the business troubles
exist from tue fac, that the laws Of the
United States are not Carried out 10y our
executive officers Tue combination of
bankers and ~DonIuOadcTs, and their We'll
paid press weru opposed to silver; and
heir present crusade ugaiLs: that metal
Was auuI her evidence of the auiacIly
Of the organization Of wealth-orpauizu
tious which had always secuted what
they had demanded. Beck expressed
the opinion that there wa not an obi.
CATION existing IN the country, national
or municipal. that cOUIi not br paid in
gold or silver OF the United States.
The bondho.dcrs Of the Ualtcd States.
he said, controlled enormous amounts
Of money, and the best talent OF tie
press, and having now captured the cx-
vcutIVe branches OF the Government,
they were clanorins for gold alone, in
settlement OF their claims. How was
the sUrpiu, silver to g,t ont OF the
Treasury If the Secretary OF the Treas
nry would not call ia the bonds that
ought to be called il AMI paid oU; Of the
silver The 7 opir audi their ryprc,eui-
atiVes, however, supported silver, aud
m executive officer should be allowed
10 disregard the Law. lie would, /. lie
could, take from the hank, their pul.t.-
ca. power and their influence on the
car.cncy as shown when they received
President Huge veto on "a !ucmor,blc
occasion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-27
LIGHTNING ~sRLIErERs.

A St. Petersburg dispatch Of the 10th
says: The Liberal press in Russia is
urging an alliance with England as the
sole means o! settling the Eastern ques-
ton and Furnishing the Pethdy Of Ger
many and Austria.
The Singer sewing machine factory,
At Elizabeth. n. j.. has shut down,
throwing $500 employees ont of employ
ment. The company owes S2o, COO
in taxes, which it refuses to pay.
Jacob Goodirg, OF Reno. a y a new
process for separating gold and silver
from the baser metals has been tiied at
Pea: ine with astonishing success. The
ore is roasted in a furnace, then treated
with n chemical fluid which 6 Para,rs
the gold ron the silver and OOia from
the gangue aud Laser metals. 4 three
ton furnace and Yats for treating the
roasted ore have been erected at Pea.
vine, and Mr.. GOOdiug says the refrac-
tory ores of that district are worked up
70 80 per cent. CT their nssayed value,
aud the gold and silver is over 800 due.
The cost o. treating ores hy this pgoyess
does not exceed - % per ton where
fuel is not too high.
The suit OF the Government agails.
BARLOW Il Sand rsDn. late star. route
contractors. to recover $4,000, was
,eoncIuled Saturday in the United States
Circuit Court ut Denve. Judge Hal
pett held that the l.lSe extra allowances
made to the contractors by Brady were
jim direct violation oi law, but it was ne
,oessary for the Government to prove
actual fraud in order 30 recover the sum
paid. The ruling was unexpected to
both sides. The jury brought in a yer.
yict for defendants. The case will
probably be taken to the Supreme
Court.
A special to the Galveston, Texas,
News, from Montgomery, says: Jack.
sol the negro who murdered the Smith
family at Mink Prairie ON the night OF
the 18th, was hanged by a mob at noon
Saturday at a point near the town.
Fearing an assault on the Jail, the Shcr-
if at midnight took the prisoner nHder
guard and started for Houston. They
had proceeded only a few miles when q
band OF vISilantes surrounded the Of
hcers and took Jackson away. They
rode off and secreted him in the woods
until noon, when it was ANNOUNCED they
would hang the prisoner at the cross
roads near the torn. ScSera! hundred
persons visited the spot. The ~visilan,e-
brought forth Jackson, who confessed
his guilt and said lie deserved hanging.
He was then pulled Up to u high limb,
where two victims had pre- .iously dan
gled. lie died in n few minutes. No
arrests made.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-27
POLITICAL ]BUHGLERs.

Snys tn New York Mining aud stock
Register nuI JpurnlI,ot Finance: "IHe
Il publican nui Democratic uumin tiluG
conventions of the State al New YORK
for 1859 were us children ia the house Of
the gollitcs. Neither II these cony"n-
tions were supplied with II hhuucIcr
capable Of considering tho silver gucs-
ton in n practical manner.
The Republican, pirate e tho parity
with gold. while the Democrats tnaldlc
about 'thc disparity ~ tlIc comparative
value Of gold and TINT 81 silver. evident
ly not being aware 81 the irct that 1t IL
gold which England md Germany nrc
paying u premium for, under their sui
clIui effort To- sustain the single stand.
MI Of y%nlu,s. while the American silver
dollar EtIl rcunins worth ono hundred
cents; the difference OF ynluc hrtwcru it
aud silver remaining in tho 4. s. 'rrrnu-
uty. such are the stutcsmcn uf mod.
crn times. No wonder that ih, whole
country ~ suffering from n want Of bu,-
mess prosperity, while tho bank vaults
arc filled with money of all kinds to tho
nmount Of huudrcdt ~ millions Of dol.
lars.
~ We hold Hhont 5000. 600. 900 in
gold aud nc steadily increasing the sup.
ply, we can stand the iooIi Lr .r.,as Of
tho English and German golditc., so