The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-05
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Ginger Ale at the Gem.
The races commence tomorrow.
Get your Gags ready for the Fourth.
The evergreen trade is lively to-day.
Read the Horrible programme in an
otSsr column.
To subdne tho tone Of . piano-kil
the performer.
See programme Of literary exercises
in another column.
Strawberries & Fresh Vegetables re-
ceived daily at the GEN.
Go to Edgar Reinhart for a mask tn
wear in the Horribles.
Prepare to hing your banners to the
breeze next Saturday.
You ctn send O letter weighing one
ounce through the mails for two cents
now.
The death Of Emperor William. Of
Germany, promises to be the next Euro
pean sensation.
l. Soho - Lying nun uONu lIoul lnc
Bruneau yesterday to spend the Fourth
and tak- in the races.
The Knights of Pythias hold IA egu-
lar meeting in their hall tonight, corner
Fourth and Juniper streets.
Quite n number Of our citizens went
over the river last night to witness the
ceremonies of the Indian fundanso.
School Trustees are requested to send
in th'ir annual reports to tie County
superintendent previous TO the LIST of
September.
They say Gail Hamilton is soaking
her pen in sulphuric acid while waiting
for Miss Cleveland's book to come from
the publishers.
During the woek ending June 9th,
seven mining companies shipped from
Butte, Montana, 60 bars of bullion, VAL
ued Mt $94. 1868.
A bunch OF hre-crackers produced an
instantaneous dispersion Of II group OF
eighteen squaws seated on the sidewalk
about 0 yesterday.
An exchange, mot the Carson Appeal)
says: "A California mare recently guve
birth to twins, one OF which was "A mule,
and the other u horse colt.
Persons should beware of hitchine
horses to awning supports. A couse-
quence Of such cirelessness vas visible
ut the Gem this morning.
A North Carolina woman has been ar.
rested for walking i'll her sleep. 1t got
80 bad that shs walked into smoke houses
aud communicated hams aud things.
Two ways Of looking at it: He (rrad.
ins Il piper,-A Georgia man has sold
Ills wife. She-Whut u shame! U.-I
don't know about that. He got S2UO ioi
ner.
All children who propose to take part
IN the literary exercises ON the Fourth
are requested to meet ut the school
house On Saturday morning at . O'Clock
ShaIp.
The first grapes of the season were
received in San Francisco hast weel
from Vacnviiie. They We're Of the earl,
black variety and sold for one doilal
per pound.
Miss Rosa Alexander, teacher at LII.
mobile, came in this morning to spend
II short vacation at home. The ''schuo
mnrm" industry wall lie well represented
on the Fourth.
We call attention To the notice ia thi.
issue of the Missouri Steam Washer,
which IL highly recommended as u Grea,
Iabor.sayinS invention. Read the testi
monGaIs to it's merits.
We regret to state that Mr.. Sears il
again confined to his room by n ptrtiaI
relapse, induced 10y more exercise thai
lis reduced system was capable of ell
during this hot weather.
Men who make il II constant practics
OF boring pc pie Hbout their cuisines,
and who are always belly-nching about
the poor state of their health, invariably
get observation-disclosures.
C.. c. Warn.r Il Co. loaded one team
OF the fast freight yesterday with
lumber for O.. w. Pcltirr X co.. and
mother this morning with & $40 bs
merchandise for various Tuscarora
parties.
Complaint is made that yonne boy.
as vel! ns Older ones nre In tae habit Of
bathing in the river 30 close 10 trwr
that 1t ~ not prudent ior ladies' to trncC
their steps III that direction until the
nuisance is ubnted.
Miss LiLbic A. Grover, te, cher Mt Tc.
coma, and Mrs. Clark. nee MISS Mani,
Aundcll, OF Toano, came down lhis
morning and viii remain tor the pur-
pose oi Participating in tue festivities
OF the glorious Foulih.
We acknowledge the receipt of a copy
Of The Daily Town Talk, Published al
Butte City, Montana, Harry Rivers
manager. Town Talk is a sprikhtly
n w~ide-awake publication OF much
literary merit, and will prove n valuable
addition to that enterprising city, aud