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Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
SPECIAL nrnrIon
Tho Hest l,aant ntsnr.

| Winfield 8. Simmons, TIC 6hipley
street, is Acknowledged one Of the best
and mcst practical house and sign
painters in the city, and II always ready
to respond at tho shortest call. Prices
cheap and work guaranteed.
For Ront Cheap
the balance of the year, u stable that
will accommodate two horses and two
wagons, in the western part of the city :.
Will rent for $3.50 per month. Apply
at this Office.
Pianos ana Organs.
The Wilcox ard White organs are
are the best Pianos and sheet music.
W. II. Mullen, successor to Y. A. North
q Co., No. 713 Market street, second
floor.
Painting ead 9raln1nK.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, Rrainer and glazier. Es-
Inmates furnished. All work guaran-
teed. 122 Market street.
spanish PuH
Is the best scent cigar in the city. Dry
them. Fl. r. Bourbon & Bro, ". W.
cor. Second and Orange streets, manu-.
faCtorers.
Ieealtar Sale
day and night, DAY. inclune1s, at
9OS West Eighth U1t.
PoaDsang.
TlghmAn Danner, house and sign
painter, No. $40 Market street. Job
bing properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Cosh. Coal.
Those wanting to lay in coal for win
f.Ar Chnt,1d oa1 II nr Wall 4,
W. Front street, fo- good, clean coal
2240 pounds.
C0lOrsa Fires.
Red, green and blue for Fourth of
July celebration. Sold by N. B. Dan.
forth. druggist, Second and Market.
DR.. SendersOn's
Herbs of Joy, the Great Health Promo
ter, % cents, Belts drug store, sixth
and Market streets.
Never Too Late 70 Mend
If you have not had any Diamond
Dust yet, delay no longer, as your neigh
Dor is ahead of you.
McChuYe's Restaurant.
First class dinners, also choice ice
cream at McClure's restaurant, Eighth
street market.
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy good coal.
Mosquito frames, four for SLIGO al
Chandler's, No. w. Fourth street.
Frames for cabinet pictures for Csc. al
Lex Barney's, No. 8 East Seventh street.
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death 10 moths, bed bugs and flies.
Sold by Taylor 8 Fullerton, 800 King
| street.
Ali kinds of wood by the load OF cord
at Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Secure one of Schoen 3 summer stoves
will do all kinds of cooking and baking
Schoen Hea ter h Stove Co, 4l6 Make
and 4l4 Shi pley street, VIII, Del.
Good goods are always the cheapest
and the fact that good goods at Low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc
Cormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all TO purchas
of him.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
VIII welcome Tn cir Psstor.

There will be spec ial service held
at the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
this evening for the purpose of extend
ing the right hand of fellowship to the
new pastor, Rev. DIR. j. W. T. Boothe
Among others the following eminent
ministers from Philadelphia will be pre-
sent.
Rev DR.. George Dana Boardman,
Rev. DIR. Wayland Hoyt, Rev. DR.. G..
C. Biting. Rev. DIR. j. X Boyle,
Rev. DIR, X. b. Cook, Rev. DR. q. II.
Th omas, the Revs. B. MacMackin. j.
E. Craig, b. T. Moore and II. w. Giel.
A cord ial invitation is extended to the
public to be present.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
ReturMing Home.

The members of the Delaware San-
gerbund, who have been attending the
S&ngerfest at Brooklyn, are expected
to arrive in this city ut 7.30 this even.
ing. Prof. Albert's brass band will es-
cort them from the depot to the German
Hall, where a supper will be served for
their benefit.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
seriously IndispOsed.

1t is stated that Mrs. Thomas +. Bay
ard, instead of improving, is seriously
indisposed. and her condition is such as
to cause much apprehension in regard
to her restoration to health. We hope
that there will soon be change for
the better, and that the Secretary's re-
sidenoe may not be clothed iu morning
for long time TO come.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Notice Produce Dealers

Yesterday morning the following no.
tice was served on all farmers. truckers
and produce dealers in the King and
Madison street markets
"Caution-All persons are hereby
warned against throwing market gar
bage or offal into the streets or cutters,
as the law against this practice will be
strictly enforced. The penalty is So"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Injustice

! for 'ae a;h distress and poverty that
n inioaa,i a.a 10 caused by various
! lss..snS .aS'ice' !, Whoever truly de-.
10 ,Iia ,Sa IN nth throwing his own ener.
|ius,' ,'ot woik of securing 70 every
. 90 vai1na siGnts. There is no help
|seIs. Il .,ssa valuable as that which pro.
! wbo '1peo. = s and Independent ce in
bs cbsa,aass M a. assisted, while the habit
Nav aea naea. and receiving bounty
y Its evils. way " pauperism
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
hiKhs. DNiuS

| :" " -'shly We may honor the
n. " 4' ''snh We mus, admire
t'or, .rs i, i.ght,dolng that is per
hvsaa w. o's OF right. This con.
fec,'a fs'e. haturi4. and easy now, is
|Irt |s',c ~ 1esult of labor in the past.
Ea,iow' " oyei2ome a fault, to resist
bair ~ of 70 practice an irksome
|wpt ,l ., and difficult frst, becomes
n i', "a, u success, until at last
|sfer.,'o..nl |n' .ne natural and pleasur.
fe.vs of sas OF The heart. 1t is this
A W ~ goodness which reveals most
(vbioo, o tEaoughtfu' observer the
'S'cn nas given it birth.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
IFS Condition.
A CATHOLIC
Is.r ! AND THE nExi-
S,y EDITORS.
EFIJL FOR PRAYERS.

/. cyraop, July 8 The
.u"h .sathsr tempted General
[ tai \, Sonra this morning, and he
=. =. , a., hour sitting with Mrs.
n, |.Es rsrandA. Between l and
,Ss ,ss General again took a seat
I,a,a, ,av A board WAS placed
'. s@s of the willow chair 10
~, and, using this as a desk,
~ ~ sro.e sry' for a considerable
| , mack sui. and a VIII lite
H.. aSout his neck, and as
|I,..sd a,s and scrut!nized him
,,smarked their surprise that
|. ~ h,a illuess we're 80 little
indeed, from & distance OF
| a. ,ho Generals appearance
E.pseJ from that Of a year
N, approach, however, dis
| @ ,,,c.a Of disease and suffer-
,hs y.sitors who came up the
lr4 rs this afternoon was the
Il. . lmuud Dldier, pastor OF
E;.csnt'a church, Baltimore,
|nn.tynded mounted the steps
I.s,e yerauda where General
1. s,,,ing. Approaching the
ks vi.it1y sald II am a Catho
ts1r. General Grant" and
er'sl biJ iard.
tq,, !. orcs lndica;ed a desire
|i..l- should be seated, and
I,..-ryiGln had seated himself
4 nat'rnt tho latter took up his
k,,, that he was unable to
|eysl d q whisper, The clergy
s.I We arc al! pray ing
Eerers. Gram. Tho General /,
that he hal heard
l1'l aud continued writing,
l.ovl1g is lis note in full to
4. ..tgsynan .
\. very much that j cannot
(po. even in q whisper. "
Il. al paying for you, Cen
Il gl,ner Didier again. The
be- p.o,s ,he following:
Inor, aii ! fee very grateful !
|r!s.an people # the land for
Eers ID my behalf. There is
/ religion, as shown in the Old
|eg lo,'anent, 20 which this
|apr Catholics. Protestants
snl all the cool people of
k,oia politics as well as re-
ID a. uatioualities seem tC
hi i Wishing .; praying fol
bysmen.. ! am a great suffer
BE- tine, bl, the facts l havt
kecoupeusation fox much of 1t
b 4n DO is TO pray that the
Ma 'hJB9 go)d people may b'
, &c .a-ag to have us all NEE
h gll better world. | canno,
tli il o whisper.
+ S GRANI. Jl!v 3. 1885.
Gators Of the Mexican Asso
h. led on the General at hal
Apr aey had paid their re
t@,i-0t wrote AZ follows whil,
plyotOod IN silence
ki .l'esest In Mexico date
it sa' eween the [ ute,
fG .Aat country. NV In
.a..e.,ol wher four Euro
bsrctie attempted to SET ul
b,i4,IpA3 oA this continent
|NyIrl, a aterrilory adjoining
+ ol'-a3p IN human rights TO
tl,QI TO- attempt to transfe
Ra'.9l6anl heg rulers to til
Jia..vl..4.d people withou
n'en. Iey were fearful II,
Io' cline. ! hope Mex
7 Z ofglL an upward ant
NJ 4rpa.gure She has all tn
D. Sue ua- ,he people; she ha
u hAs iAa climate and g.. o ha
IA "a, ua4oeest of Mexio
1'ely ia y Lasl- il The f,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09

A CARU.-rU ALL WHO ARE SUI
n ferlng from the errors and indiscret.ons
Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss
Of manhood, etc., will send recipe that
win cure you, free OF charge. This groat
cmedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send q self lf-addressed envs
lope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. INN AN, Set
tioa ID New York CITY. Mnteod-dhWylr
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
C90tFvOyant.

Mrs. T. W. Sanborn, late Of Scr anton
Pa, has in the last 10 years given good,
sat isfaction, and is now ready to give
sittlngs at her residence, on Gilpin
avenue between + Rodney and Clayt ton
streets, every day in the week, until
six p. m, except Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
IL yOu Want to be Happy.

Take shares in the Guardian Savings
and loan association. A new series is
just being issued.
Ihis Is cue of the best associations
IN the city, and you now have the oP
nortunity TO join. CAN ST the office of
VIM. L. Hawkins. 7l2 Market street, at
once.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
q, A. X. Camp Fire.

Smyth Post No. l, G. A. R., will
have their open camp fire at their head.
quarters this evening, instead of the
18th, as previously announced. a
very interesting programme has been
arranged and refreshments will be
served.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
nr s,mm., pain SEARCH or.

The grand est medicine prepared fol
cramps, pains, collie, neuralgia, head
ache, sprains, rheumatism and cholera
30 cents a bottle. Sold by dealers. Main
depot Fourth and King streets, vii
mington, Del. philadelphia, Johnston,
Holloway 81 Co., 602 Arch street,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Cricket and Base Ball.

There was scrub match of cricket
yesterday morning on the grounds Of
the Delaware Field Club al Twenty
third and West streots The con testants
were composed of pupils of Rugby
Academy and OF the Friends school,
Fourth and West streets. The former
took the name of Rugbites and were in
charge of Captain Pyle while the, latter
took the name of Hicksites, led by Cap
tain Holcomb. The Rugbites won by a
score of 56 to so, the champion batter of
the successful team being Joe Wales,
one of the smalles. OF the winning
team.
A game of base ball was played in the
afternoon on the same grounds between
nine from the Delaware Field Club
and the Wilmington Reds, assisted by
Lynch, the well. known professional. W.
ing to the lateness of the hour the game
was called at the end of the fifth inning,
with the folio wing score
Delaware. e........... Q ! 0 3 /
Reds. ............... > O. 3
Passed balls, Reds &, Delaware 9; wild
pitches, Reds /; struck out, Delaware 4,
Reds 6.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
The following games were played yes
terday;
Raleigh, n. C.,-Haleigh, 8 Hender-
son, o.
Wilmington, N. C.-doldboro, l VIII.
mington, 5.
Washington-National, 6; Lancas.
| ter, 3.
Chattanooga-Macon, .; Chattanooga,
II.
Norfolk, Va, Norfolk, Z; Newark, a.
Dstroit-Detroit, 10 /; Philadelphia, g.
Bufialo-Boston, 9 Buffalo, s.
st. Louis-St. Louis, S New York 49,
Ghicago-Chioago, 10; Providence, 3.
Richmond, ,Va.-Virginia, Trenton,
IL.
Memphis, l6; birmingham,
IL.
ANOTHER CLUB DIsBANDS.
KEoKUK, Iowa, July 8.-The Keokuk
base ball club, sole survivors of the
| Western League, has disbanded. Some
mem pers have gone to Georgia.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Reduction OF Fare.

The managers of the steamer Mary
Morgan announce that they have re-
duced the fare for excursion tickets to
Philadelphia to % cents; Chester, l5
cents. Single fare TO Philadelphia, 15
cents ;Ohester, 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Rlaa.
aock oIrannaI.

llf 70 eIaa. Ias.nes reduced to about
ID to % s!ese. - All pure silk SIZE ST. az
u to q, a. cse. seats' An wool 81. 90.
\ /; ~ cen Gems. Cotton and wool
llnes tents; cents; AN silk damasse @so,
These ro'at ~ssa from 81 90 to 80
fia,e,, ara S5'ls must lie seen to be
| winiDw4' wv arc exhibited in our
Ptstsee;. OFAnoI 81 CO., 62l
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Almost Incredible.
AI.Rnf Trua ~

~ But True. -
A stem winding, stem setter, Swiss
gold watch given away with every 500
cigars, at the great tobacco mart, Sew.
enth and Orange streets, by Chapman,
the great precipitator.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Ice Cream.

Corner Delaware avenue and Jeffer-
son street, Kyle's ice cream in moulds
and small cans at factory prices. Roman
punch and wine ice cream included in
our list of fiavors.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
sale of Real Estate.

Benjamin Nields, trustee, will sell at
public sale on Saturday, the 1lth inst,
the real estate of the late William
Allen, consisting of Two dwellings and
q building lot.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Customers

Will find onr stock of drugs complete,
and our prices as low as the lowest. DIR.
Mason 3 chill pills sure cure. j. M.
Griffin, Fourth and Madison,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
n o Time

Ltse the present TO attend 20 SO importd ut
a matter as ouying a truss. n. y. Daniorth
guarantees tlt or refund the money. Old
stand special room Tor applying.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Patents.

For low prices on patent medicines
60 to N. B. Danforth, druggist, Second
and Market. Trusses speciality.
Private room for applying.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
To ysnr Cholera

And contagious diseases use disenfeetants.
Beaton Smith. druggist, 7th and Pine, has a
great variety OF low priced, efficient, disen.
fectants. )all and see.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09

and doc. screens made to order at short
notice a. Yerger's, 400 Shipley street.
Prices low.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09

Two of Allcock's Porous Plase ers for
20 cents. Green's August flower 5S cents
at Hartlnan's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
As n Cure for sore rhroats and
window kCreenN

Coughs" Browns bronchial Troches have Q
been thoroughly tested, and maintain their
good reputation.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
LENTlnY

lflaY gsrt 4, I'LL PERSONS DE
aei; g:s,c.,lst iest and chemicals. o,
= conpor ad y. ,ii ons OF IriYate reoeipIs
V, Ii. q. a; ei,1x sore ei ii. r.. asGfsais RRInn
A'A'sst stiee:, viii. IA,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09

Sta,.. - to Eush's, French
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
ANOTHER CLUB DIsBANps.

KEoKUK, Iowa, July 8.-The Keokuk
base ball club, sole survivors of the
Western League, has disbanded. Some
mem Ders have gone to Georgia.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
:t ::t;|AIa {

Sun rlses ! A.. Sun sets 7.27,
Agents for Dunlap's Hats,
RunfOrd Brothers, HafterB.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
NOW 'YIS SUMNER, ,

Now the wealthy merohan. weareth
On his head 3 common s'raw
While his Junior clerk appeare. h
In nobby Mackinaw.
Now the sun his furnace hretn.
Caus NJ human flesh to stew.
And The summer head inluire;h-
' Is 1t hot enough tor yoI -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
Til, :

"B hp'd how good auI huw peasant
1t i for irs,Er,n to dwell together in
unity We can readily imu4iAe ,hu
Ih.v-tcn.mg nsrul: % the Lvllisrrrut
pat - when they met on last Fr.d ~
evening to drssu,s ;he points o! di.Ir.-
"nco when for some day. Arll threat
'mrd To- end IN "w.r t. the Eui.r. aud
the knife Ia the h.lt," Int soon he i'm
p"gu'Ei unl threat, ming i.t..yiuw MS.
-" II m.llrr aspect, the clouds.
which CT-i-wnslr GnTarurl the social
horizon and threatened to vul ~ u trI.
r."lc cyclone, begin t. d.spgrsr, tie
e u~ntrnHi.cca Of the EcncraIs o! the o..
Z ling hosts beam with SMILES. when
all at once the >piIiG of m~rrNngs,. gen.
tie iorbcirsucc and b.oihc,ly love takes
possessions o. i!n' lac bit.uc foes, they
r,~c nS by inspiration. TALL upon each
others m,cGs umi weep. leather. |
have sinicd Gg.iuSt heay. IL AID IN thy
,i-h', and am 10 mo.c wo.ihy To Ice
''''c" III! soh' make lIr, / pray tine
ore u! thy hIcd servants. Aud jacob
fell upon Ia, neck AMI wrpta good
While"
\ fcrvrnt kiss Of uc,nci.inri n binds
The covenant. these once bitter foes urr
rrconri I'd ia ON 10 the other, and
forthwith comes the pub 10 a@uuouucc.
mcni' ia which each v.os with Il. o;lrcr
in expressions Of Il rp rcgrct that
such gross misunderstanding and false
IMPRESSIONS should have gained cu.-
rcncy AMI led to public strtcm,n,s
which each are muxiuns tn wiilIIrt "
acknowledging his wrong. AM Ike those
win were Liidcn to the mdrr,ag. icnsi
rNrIiminS, 81 pray thee have me c2-
cu5cd.' Ais vel that cnls we'll.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
Prom Tnrsd.y's DAily.l
SALNAGUADI.

The weather sill continues extremely
warm.
Vim. Snow. Of Ruby Valley. came
down vest riay aud left for home this
morning.
two cars Of Bullion ore to the reduction
work. at Sandy. Utah.
c. G. Warner & Co. loaded the f,s,
freight TO day with 1900 pounds mer.
0handioe for T~u~,arorI.
Mrs. 4. @. DLwley and daughter
Birdie. have rrturnel from their some
what extended visit TO Ruby Valley.
l.. Godehenux. the San Fmnci.co cat.
Tie dealer, 9 me NJ sand ~ evening for
the pnrp"sc o: locking after the inter-
e''s o. tic firm which lie represents.
Attorney J. W. Dorsey left by S,tur.
day evenings train for IA somewhat cx-
tended hunting tom in Idaho Oh the
Sutke nnd Salmon rivers. We may
''I'S -. He lEOwCSS
on hi return. AMI We Ia pc hts mos,
'~'anguinaiy" hopes may be fully re-
allied.
letter from c. QIilici. Of Jasper.
announces that he viii give u grand
b'l! Ii his Ia " Hall AT Jasicr. GU Tues
d'y evening. s,Pt. 6th instant. ..nce
for all" and 10 which lie extend n cor
dial invitation, promising tho { who ia.
v'r lin with their presence a IDLY good
time.
Sheriff !. L. Atwr.i anil 4. V. Lnn-
caster cane down from Tuecrrorn by
private comv yauc' last night. arriving
here about I ~"'cloc, this morning.
Iuas say Lee col!l bayp billed a whole
blnl Of sag, hens with ruchs il Luucas.
ter had not scared ,!Icm away by shoot
IA: at them. having fog.ishly taken a
gun with him.
~ ledge ul natGri! soap - feet wide
has brcn discovered near Mammoth.
Its s'il to resemble castle soap. both
IN "rrc"saicc uui Ipal:ty."- Ex,
Won't somebody Iocs;r all of the cx-
t,n'i"ns FOR 4 certain Nevada editor
whom We have in our miud's eye. lie
i thc drtie-t cuss in the Countrywide
rrkL Seat nrI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
a Chance for liver

a Washington 50 cinl 10 the Dosioa
journal say: All one and tso do la
United Siht"' notes held 10y ihr Govern
ment are now IN the vaults IT the Trrs,,
ury building, where it l. proposed 10
ho!d them until after the meeting Of
Congress in D'c'mbcr. The purpose
ot TINS movement, as explained by the
Treasury omriIlS, is to ascertain exactly
what nmoun OF silver can b., carried in
general circulation. The estimate q,
the leading ijnrncicrs On this question
have differed widely, aud there is ro re-.
liable data for such cn.Culntiun. As
long aS the onrs aud iwus were in the
snb'irsnsnTics subject 90 demand. II WINS
deemed Impossible to obtain this imfur.
nation accurately. The Suspension Of
fhrir issue for four months j. resur.cd
TO III the hope Of scttlins this question.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
Young Cren.

John w Sucll, Jr, who cptcrcd the
competitive examination fnrthe appoint
mrIIt to " st Point and won it. il the
only child Of John ". Sucil. who lns
bron bc!ore the Commissioner lttcly for
unlawful cohahitntion. The yuiNiy
Smell in his examination in orthogr,pby
spelled "nutir" with two ~. anil MIA d
one question in geography, probably
the location uf the Utah Pcniient;arv.
where his dad ousht to he for polygimy
anil whore he ought to remain until
young Smell graduates. An officer
wanted the young man on Monday
night 10 servc o u him n subpoena. bu. the
Young man oould not bc found. aud
the striPling's ma snid he should not be
hauled into amy Gentle court. Nice
people are the Smells to furnish officers
to II government. whose laws they break
and whose courts they defy Salt Lake
Tribune.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
tFron Thursday. Daily.l
sALnAGuNDI.
Fresh oysters at the Gem.

-
Fresh oysters at the Gem.
Robinsou's circus is billed for Miles
City. Mont, September 2lst.
This evenings train is reported
on time with forty.tvo passenges.
This mornings train contained Eve
cars II emigr.n,s. Eastward bound.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is.
Knights of Pythias. at their Hall to-
night.
Maj Schoen's team took out a load
Of supplies f-r Mountain City this
morning.
d. o. Mills and wife in their special
cur. passed East by the regular train
last evening.
A. Leichter, nssayer Of the Navajo
Mining Co. ut Tuscarorh. came down by
yesterdays stage.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarorr th:s
evening: NJ. S. Bonuideld, j. L. Par
sohs, ATS. NeiIand.
Ex-Senato: VIM. II. Quinn, O! C lii
iornia. 80 years Of aye, j. seriously i'll at
the New YORK Hotel.
Russell & Bradley shipped from the
stock yards eight ears Of bcci cattle Tor
San Francisco to day. q.
FL. Frank and L. J. Carpcanx game
in from bullion last rv,nius und
st"p2el over in own to-day.
President Cleveland has killed n deer,
caught II front uui II cold, and has II
weeks giow;h Of beard on his face.
The attempt to havo Maud S. beat
her record Of 2:JS!'+, was made at Nara.
Srnsctt Parx, Rhode Island. this alter
uOOa.
The skating rink still holds its o:gn ms
a popular lessor, aud draws IL lurGc
number o! skaters aud spectators
nightly.
NJ. Frank Peter CAM. down
from Tasclrort with Mr.. c. C.
Warner last night. They arrived her,
abunt l;3O TIL, morning.
The game law is ont. Scuur up ynnr
old rusty ire-!ock', fl up .our dcu,i.
joins aud tax to The Mountains. for all
kinds Of game en- now be killed with
impuui,y.
PreNi lent T. ]. Helms, of the Grim
lrevarIctioFs. says lac stands ready to
eng 'Se in the great fishing tournament
whenever it SUITS tIe convenience OF the
Elko Tndpolc Clnb.
John Howard, the ~l9-ycar.old son oi
Gen. o. o. Howard. committed suicide
at Yellowstone Park last week on nc,
count of II lovers qnnrrei'' with tn,
Young lady 10 whom lie Was engaged.
Altms, the photographer, has re,
Turned, and il busy at work .'sccurin.
shadows for the benefit OF those who
desire tn preserve an image of theiI
present appearance. Gail Mt his CALLER,
near the court house. and take IL look al
specimens of his WORK.
Durius his absence Mr.. C. c. Wnrne,
visit d the Blue Jacket mine at BIyth,
City. AMI brings n very favorable re-.
port Of the outlook ut that camp. The
wet crushing process recently adopted
has, 80 fan, proved more successful than
WAS expected, aud the prospect is thai
the properly viii prove To be Il very val,
Uab.c one to the op. rhtcrs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-06
From Mondays Daily.
RALMAGUNDI.

There will b. 10 skating at the rink
to night. rs the Hall will BE- c'osed until
to-morroy evening.
Sheriff Aiwell has collected licenses
to the Amount OF S9lS 81 during the
morth Of August.
Miss Nay and Mrs. vanDreillcn went
up TO Deeth by last nights train to at
tend the funeral Of +. L. Bluuiug.
DIR. Anger, n prominent Preuch physi-
clan who is making u tour around the
world. w"sn passenger by this mornings
train.
The fast freight left this mom.n. for
TnScirora with 1000 pounds Of mer-
chrndiSr for divers and sundry mrr.
chants Of the upper levels.
Departures b. strg, for Tusctrora
this morning. VI. S. Bnnuifr!I. L. J..
williams ana wife. Arrived this ev n.
ing: L. Goldatciu. L. ROiher.ck. Geo.
ii"ov"g.
Nr. Adams. the photographer. re.
cei'cd dispatch calling him to the
western part of the Safe. snd con
s~rquemrly the Picture Gallery vii bc
c!oae,l until Wednesday morning.
The ncwsp,p per representative who
".N.icl "ur town in the interest ul a
Western paper was very much taken
with tar appearance Of thr "y"ung lady
roiGpo,itos ut the other Office" and cx-
pressed a desire TO make her ~acquaia:-
nn"". bat WAS complete y upset. 80 10
speak. whcI Informed that the lady in
ia stiun /, the wife of the editor uul
proprietor o! the Free Press.
We cal attention T. the somewhat cx-
tended list. pshii-hcd cIs.whrrc in this
iNsnr, OF grazing land, in K:ko aui
other counties Of the State for GlIr Ia
'Grhzing lirnGr," by the Central Pa
clhc khrorl C"m"a"y Hinges VII
be sold O, leased to sto,kmcn on easy
terms. For particulars call on ar nd
dress William II. Mills, Lend Agent e.
l.. Il II. Co., Co.urr .rnugth aud Town
send s:r cts, san F"ucisco. California.
+. L. B,nning, notice e whose death
appears elsewhere, IA ~ oil rc,ilcur
o: Elk county. with Whom mrur!y every
rc.ilcmt Was we'll acquainted. Airs.
i muiu- is sister -: the late W. :.
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