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The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

Mr.. J. Howard James, manager stuckert's
Livery, 61s \. 9TH street bkiR1aa,55s5,Ea e ;fhonf
ssKsi Al i Hsavy cold on the chest, accom-
I'D by o severe cough, 1 used Red Star
p Eh Cure, and in a very short time was en-
.Gon,SgHEwell.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

THE great difference between men-between
The feeble and the powerful, the great and the
nsignificant-is energy, inyincible determine
ion. a purpose once fixed, and then death or
victory. That quality will do anything that
lean be dono in this world. and no talents, nc
circumstances no opportun ties will make any
lone successful without it.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

Man, Woman or Child attacked with Bright's
disease, Diabetes, Gravel or Urinary Complaints
Ishould use the best weapon-Dr. Kilmer's
ISWAMP-RooT, Kidney, Liver and Bladder Cure.
1t goes right to the spot. Price Csc, $1.Oo.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

LYONS Patent Metallic Stiffeners prevents
boots and shoes fromrunning over, ripping in
the seamso or wearing unevenly on the heels.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

The locomotive works wonderfully well,
CONSIDERING it is fed oniy on cold victuass.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

The ,~Sst thing out-overcoats. Out Of
pawnbrohers' shops. We mean.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

IIf afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Tnomp
Eye-Water. Druggists sell at oc. per pottis
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Cures where oiher remedies fail. 25c.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

Reading makes n full man. but more men
get fulton liqunr than literature.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18
.p.m.dv for L,una diseases.

A secret is safe in the bosom of a friend-if
is a dead friend.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

ST. Jacobs Oil is pronounced a most extraor.
dinary cure for rheumatism by Hon. James
! Harlan, ex-Vice Chancellor, Louisville, Ky.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

GET thee behind me, wo ld-the world OF
moor ambt ions! Give me that which is oily
lind eternal-the kini word, the u~nselfish
rJdeed. pasA~e@.AS
ssehssity that can suffer and yet be KIND, tne'
a%ffecfion which. sweetening life and surviving
Heath. is our only ~fortaste of heaven
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18
IA -.
n LIFE OF LINCOLN,

BY HIS CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES, III
G. NicoLRY AND COL. JOHN HAY.
This great work, begun with the sanction
The Opelousas courier., 1886-12-18

to strike the counfe Excellent.
his doubts about tbhiefceees Polis6nce at
the other side y.tFIdd possibly set at rest
all question nsBttimore Sur.
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A Chapter OF Accidc cts.

The Sacramento Bee OF the .22nd con-
t0ius the following list Of local accidents:
\ horrible accident occurred ..Iis
morning about 10 O'Clock in front o.
the r. IIro"d shors foundry. The grand
Child Of an old lady named Mrs. Bar
bHn %llCmph'ii WAS outside PLAYING.
aud happened to run towards the rail-
10 d tack. The old lady hastcned nf-
ter him to try to keep Lim out of dan
GER, rs train was backing up. b fore
she was able 20 effect her purpose she
was struck by the cars, thrown across
the rails, and had both legs run over.
The child fell between the rails and
fortunately escaped uuhurt. DIS. Hun.
ungton and Patterson. who were called
IA, have no hope O! her recovery and DO
not believe she will live twelve hours.
y dog which was playing with the child
was run over and killed.
Daniel Regain, ngrd sixteen. md
James Mailman aud Gcorg, McCarty,
ngrd twelve each, went out to the yicin.
iiy of Snitcryii!c yesterday on a shoot
ing expedition. licguu was the posses
sor of tic gun, and the other boy, went
niung to emmy the game. Rcgnn was
in advance, and az he was climbing
over II fence the gun was discharged
aud the load Of shot struck George Nc
Curly in the right nrm. just below the
shoulder, tearing tho liTlb in u fright
ful manned.
hs A. Brecsc. n mine owner and cap.
ita.lst "t Bath, Placer county. was goiug
In tie stage to CUilux With his wife and
sister, on Friday night. and a. TIE stage
was ascending North Fork hill, the
hind seat Of the Wagon. which was not
properly fastened 10 the box. turned
backwards, aud SIR, Hrccsr and tho
two ladies were ;hrown into the road.
The ladies were not seriously injured,
but lac fell upon his right shoulder and
was picked up inscnsi5Ic,
On Saturday LAST. little Ottn, tho TO-.
months.old child Of Frank Iiuhstallcr.
was playing nbout the residence OF his
parents, Thirteenth anl II streets when
lie fell into a bucket Of hot wutor. lie
was badly burned about the arms aud
body, and inhaled the steam. The it,.
tic suiIcrer fingered until 5:i5 this
morning. when death came as q relief.
y. j.. Long md Claus Anderson, me,
with nn accident yesterday white re.
turning from Folsom. When near
Brighton the pole Of the buggy dropped
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"

Past experience has demonstrated tn
truth Of the axiom that Honesty is the
best policy in business as we'll as in
private lie; and actuated by this policy
/ shall in the future as in the past Keep
constantly on hand a full supply Of fresh
and desirable
GROCERIES AND Provision
OF the best quality, suitable to the re-
quiremcnts OF my customers, which will
be sold Mt the lowest rates consistent
with sound business principles.
II is well known that u large amount
o! money Is annually sent from Elko
county IN payment for goods purchased
abroad, and i'll some measure to conn
tcnct these foreign purchases / have re-,
Gently added Ia my stock a we'll selected
and desirable line Of
Doors AND SHOES
which | guarantee to sell at ms lew fp
nres as the same quality of goods can DO
puryu used elsewhere transportation
added. with the advantage of having an
opportunity TO examine the goods be-
fore purchasing. All goods guaranteed
to he Just a. represented.
With sincere thanks to the pnblic for
the liberal patronage extended in tho
past, and soliciting II continuance Of the
same in the future, I am,
Respectfully,
HIRAM CuGSs
Elko, Oct. 3lst. 1885.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-11-28
JOHN 5. CRAY pARDoNED

Governor Stoneman on Saturday af-
ernoon signed a pardon for John S.
Gray, the Secretary of the Harbor Com
missioners, who was convicted Of en-
bezzlemcnt in November, 1888, and
sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
The State Board Of Prison Directors
recommended the pardon on the ground
that Gray's mind is becoming impaired
aud that further incarceration would in
evitabiy destroy his punish
ment far more severe than was CON
templated by the Judge who imposed
the sentence or demanded by the Of
Tense. The committing Judge and a
large number of most prominent citi-
gems VI San Francisco urgently petit
toned for his release.
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT

Advertisers in .he DAILY ]ISDEPESD-
Est also have the advantage of the sol
umns of the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without in
remission ut ,his Office since early in
the year 1869, and has a general circu-
lation ia every district, camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
OF Elko county, and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
TINT advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits Of cur large Weekly
circulation, aud that our terms arc
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
Tire Weekly is n ~2iX3G-inch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs sIJisea
columns Of reading matter, embracing
all the Geographic news Of general in-
%turCst. all the news OF the State, and is
specially devoted to tho local news Of
the county aud county seat. by sub
scribing for the WEEKLY ELKo TNpg
PENDENT you not only obtain all the To-
cal news, hut also receive u knowledge
Of all important events transporting In
amy md every quarter Of the hnbitallo
world.
Scnd along your subscriptions.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
SALMAGUNDI.

New York is said to be the third Ger
man City in the World.
The population of the British Isles
increases at the rate Of 1000 per day.
Mrs Myra Clark Gaines five grand.
children will have $1,000. 900 each from
her estate.
Enough people have gone into Kan
sas within IA year to found II city the
size .! Baltimore.
\ citizen of Hpllister, Penn, delayed
his suicide until after election SO as not
to lose his vote.
1t is sill by 4 cpmpetlut artho rity
that men spend more for hats than wo-
men DO for bOnnets.
There are two counties in Speaker
Curlisle'S district that never had a rail-
road or a telegraph station.
The losses OF the tw" leading hotels
in New York for brcakngr Of dishes
alone amount 10 SlJ, 900 annually.
-, =.
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CIV "
Door AA"'N7 "' 'Ae "'I-i"sHion'd KIND
Hre once more appearing on the doors OF
fashionable Nc" A'r" fe'idencrs.
stat, S.ra,or p,y,II If Trsc,r,r,
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From Mondays Daily.
BALMAGUNDI.

The Philadelphia Mint is trying to
meet the large demand for pennies and
Iickels.
Major John III. Dennis has succeeded
to tine chef management OF the Salt
Lake Democrat.
The State Board Of Canvassers meet
on the third Monday in December.
That Is when the official count for State
officers will be made.
The citizens Of Wisromucca are Tux
ing steps to organize an urtcsinn we'll
company, for the purpose d prospectiug
for water III that section.
Speaking Of Bclya Lockwood's de-
clnrttiOn that her ''voice Siil yet be
heard urouL the world" tie During
ton Free Press says she must be living
IN constant dread Of finding u mouse
up her skirts.
L. +. Muller has just received notice
from San Francisco that the truck, Ind
dcrs etc. oldercd for the ElkO Fire De-
partncnt were Delivered at tue mi.ruad
freight depot Tor sLivmeu! to tni7 place
Last Friday.
Dolan, who killed DR.. IIcrgnrten at
tended the Goldcnson indignation meet
Ing at metropolitan Hall on Friday last,
and wasthc person who moved ''iLnt the
authorities proceed with The trial Of the
murderer Goldrnzou tomorrow rupra-
ing" lie also participated n The DEM
ons:ratiUn ngains; the County Jail.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co oArr a reward OF
$1,000 and p per cent. Of all the mou"y
that may be found upon him, for tho
capture, in any Stat or Territory in the
Union, OF CHARLES ". Banks, the de
itUl, ~ cashier q the~ company. Il j.
understood that Banks dcislc4tiou ex-
crcds so, 1000.
L. $. Lrud Commissioner Sparks
makes the following statements in his
annual report just issued: Three
hundred ami s"yrn;y-tiyc uuluwfUi in
closures Of puh!iclaud, containing an
area Of some G,IlO,O0 acres have been
brought to attention mp to the present
time. Proceedings to compel removal
of frnceS hay. been brought or recon-
mcudcl IN - cases, involving l.-iJ, 600
acres.
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The Funeral To-day.

The funeral Of the late Hiram Hun.
tor took place ut l o'clock day from
the residence Of james Adams. The
deceased having been long u resident 81
this place II large number of fricn Is
followed the remains to tue grave in Tie
Masonic Ccmrtnry TO assist at Che
solmm ceremony OF cousigning the NOR
tl part Of him who they had respected
and loved TO his long and final rest.
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lFIoE Saturdays Daily.
BALMAGUADI.

San Francisco is wild over the result
o! the smuggling match.
The neNrs Congress 1t is stated, will
have no colored member in it.
Prince Alexander, late ruler of Bull
garin, has bought an estate in Ger.
many.
Official reports in London show tina:
90 per cent. OF the iaboriug classes are
without employment.
Florida comes up smiling with a rat
tlesnAke 20 feet long aud shaking a tail
ON which were 80 %rattles.
The funeral Of Ex-Prcsident Arthnr
is arranged to take place on Monday
next.
The smeltcr erected nt Egan Canyon,
by General ROs, Grams, twelve years ago,
Is about to be removed 20 Reno and ad-
del to the Reduction Works ut that
place.
The new Statue Of Liberty does well
to supply herself with IA torch. She
will be out n good many nights alone.
1t is said that most OF the New York
m~iliiouarcs have their legal residence
outside Of New York, in order to escape
taxation.
\ French chNmPngne.mnkcr says
that England leads ia the consumption
OF champagne, by drinking the contents
Of five million bottles annually.
The humboldt County Grand jury
which las just adjourned. examined
seven cases; ignored three, aud found
four true biiI,-tSo for murder AMI No
for felony.
The Great Western quicksilver mine.
situated on the line Of Souom, aud
Lake Counties, Cat, turned out ninety
TASKS %! quicksilver lately IN a few days
from the retorls.
1t began showing in the early part or
last might aud has continued without
interruption during the day. This
evening a strong ives; wind Is driving
tAc SNOW mos; uupIeasantly.
Th. rri,r 9,
rail. for a.. ,,-r,r, ,.,,,.,,,-,,
,,t.,.,.... ,o,,-. -, M -,
ftr.r tim. ~. n,..
.,.I rT,.,
.,r.rr,rr
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II Lasted Quick.

The Grand Jury disposed Of all the
cases presented for their consideration;
settled the Hospital and Jail questions;
put tho seal Of their displeasure upon
public n~uisances and adjourned, sine
die, last evening in time to play n game
of big-pedc-with subsequent refresh
m~ents-beiore supper. That's the
style of Grand Jury that lourisbed in
the better and purer days Of the Re-
public.
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Death of Charles Francis Adams. sr.

Hon. Charles Francis Adams, Sr.,
died ut Boston yesterday. lie was II
thiri son Of John Quincy Adams. Since
lie WAS made a victim of shnrprrs, who
took advantage Of his weakness, four
years ngo. Mr. Adams has always been
accompanied by m attendant. He had
Mt no time been confined to his bed or
room, but had taken gentle outdoor ex-
~ercise, and often enjoyed a drive in the
city.
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and the horses started to run away and
could not be stopped. Long fell over
Anderson. but was unhurt. Anderson
was severely bruised around the shout
ders and legs.
BY a runaway Of a team three men
are laid up at the hospital with very
severe injuries-one case probably fatal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-11-28
DIED
iIUSrET- In ElkO. November -, lSSG,
Hiram Hunter, u native Of Nova SEQ
tia, aged IL years and - days.

An Albuquerque (N, Ny special
say =: \ bloody tragedy occurred here
at II 80 Saturday night. Marshal Nc
CURE and once Henry attempted to
arrest two horse thieves, Charles Ross
AMI Kid johnson, when the former
pulled ~ revolver, shooting Henry
through The heart aud Mcclure through
the left lung. The horse thieves immc.
diatcly mounted their horses aud cscrp.
Ell to the mountains. Ross was SUISSE
qucntly captured in u Mexican dance
house with a bullet in his shoulder uud
taken to jail under n strong guard 10
prevent u l]yuchiug. II is reported that
vigilantcs will take him by force. Tho
"Kid" il still at large.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-11-28

Baldwin Gardiner, a prominent stock
broker OF san Francisco, has disap-
pca,cd. 1t is stated that he has been
dealing heavily in rising" stocks AMI
was short on the market. Estimated
liabilities, 5000, 900, mostly due to GUS
toners; 10 assets. Gardiner was Pres
ideut Of the Pacific Stock Board.
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GFrom Wednesday. DAily.I
BALMAGUNDI.


late.
The latest quotation of silver is
l.O2M..
The Timcs.R sview says many old
time TuscarorI miners are coming back
to that C amp.
Theo. Winters has been elected Sec
oni Vice President OF the Blood Horse
Association.
4 collision on the Illinois Central,
Tuesday, killed four persons and NOR
tally wounded Il fiith.
II. u. Hoxi., Sups Of the Gould-
Southwestern system OF railroads, died
at the broadway Hotel, New York, yes
tcrday.
Miss Dollie Eosenstock IS expected to
arrive by tomorrow mornings train
from the east, and will spend Thanks
giving ut home.
Tire annual report OF Postma ster
General Villas shows that during the last
fiscal year, 100. OOO.O 900 more letters
were mailed III the United States than
Great Britain.
Those hearty ~joivcal fellows. Messrs.
Tom X Jerry, Will make their welcome
Appearance at Andy IIybschmnn's to-
morrow aud will Ice glad to meet their
friends on that occasion.
The San Francisco Post says: Senator
Fairs cable railway in Oakland is com
pletcd, and "a trip over the line resulted
satisfactory. All defects ave been over.
come, and it is to-day one OF the hes
juiIt and equipped cable railways in the
country.
Genoa CouTier-State Supt. Young
has purchased an interest in one OF the
south camp mines of ID. W. Fish aud
sent "a ,wo-,tamp mill to the camp TIL,
week for the purpose Of working a. large
quantity Of ore ROW On the dump.
The Carson Appeal says: S.ver,l
Musauinrs are applicants Tor Iegi,l.-
tive positions, cl-rkships, etc. None
bu; tn strAight-outs need apply. The
Magwumps OF Oim7by are carefully
listed in Alphabetical order, aud it will
t..ks u very SICK ONE to Sc; III.
Tn" Carson Inl.x after publishing
the I.D&rI>DG>g', item regarding the
E,y.reuIFr.ul Bye2se, aids: "He Is
40 doubt the same gentleman who came
ur from Dtrw;n TO dedicate n church in
Eoi.a some years ago, but got drunk
nui wa thrown into the cooler under
ma assumed NAME
L. u. j rrscy who took a lot OF his
horses to STOCKTON. Cal, to sell. some
weeks ago returned here last evening.
Gilbert Henry. of Mound Valley, who
also took hursrs to that market has re-
turned. Both parties succeeded in dis
posing Of their stock. but We did not
obtain the liguTcs they brought.
Hon. Geo. ". Cassidy who has been
clicing the Sentinel since the election,
give notice Monday that he had resign
81 his tIenchuut fabcr, and left Eureka
for Cal iiurnin. Had he subsidized before
writing that editorial advisin. the De
mocrItic Legislators elect to refuse TO
act with Home-rulc Republicans in the
selection Of n United Siutcs Senator
from Nevada, his moral and political
gvmOr would have ncclclun ne patch less
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Madam Ga.ttsa G"aTilliai,

4 graduate in Obstetrics from the Medical
College at Milan, Italy. aud who has been
practicing
III Z ID w -
Since 1855. has just arrived from san Francis
60. and will establish herself at EIko for the
practice Of her profession. Satisfaction
guaranteed aud charges reasonable.
In2j-;f.
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II il generally conceded that not'.-
ing can be- saved by sending AWAY for
goods. "a VI. Rciuhart will duplicate
Sacramento and san Francisco prices.
An examination Of goods and prices
will dcmonstmte tho fact.
Head quGGtors for groceries aud pro-
visions, such ~ Dried Beef. Bologna
Sausage, Picked rripc. canned goods
aud all the dcIacncics Of the market
~ IIenlcy's, next door to tho Post
office.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Philip Goodman
Deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned sdiUinisirtt0r OF the estate
Of rhlilip Goodman. deceased, TO the creditor,
OF. snd al persons having clsims against the
said deceased, 10 exhibit them with Tie neccs.
ssfy vouchers, w!t|tn two months ater tho
crst publication uftbls notice, 80 tiol said al.
iniulsiraior A. his place Of business In tho
town 81 Bullion IN tho County Of Elko. state Of
Nevada.
H. KfiFER.
Administratot Of the eststo
Of Philip Good mat, Deceased.
Dated Exc, Nov. J., lSS6,
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ALPHA.

Cash will buy q lon bucket Fair
banks lnrl for SI,2j ut W. +. Smiths.
For tie worat kind Of old sores on
man or beast, usc strong CarOolie soap
and lforsomcu's Universal Ointment.
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South Fork.

The following brief items are from
II South Fork correspondent;
Paul Schillcrstrum * elected Justice
Of the Peace for this Township nuL
yet hc recognizes ordinary people.
There's to bc II big time and u fine
supper at llootcm's on Thanksgiving.
4 l0,al wedding is suspected bst
cards ARE not yet issued.
liootcm's partner has not yet arrived
from the East.
Tho stS Ic Of the conditions that
HAIRY StUns is attaching to his house
Lends to the belief that the boy with the
bow a arrow * hot on %IIarry's trail.
There's oceans uf Thanksgiving tnrau
tuln-juicc at the Dcw-drop.iu.
Fresh TIansploutcd Oysters. Corn-fcd
Poultry and California Vegetables for
Thanksgiving. at tho Gem.
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Try our New Hampshire rURE ma
pie syrup at W. +. Smiths
Genuine New Orleans molasses for
sale at ". T.. Smiths
Buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. I's
excellent for bath or toilet.
Go to WilbcTt's for your boots md
shoes and get n square deal.
For all kinds Of collar and saddle
soros, use llUrsCmcn's Universal Oint-
For cuts, b%ruiscs, cuts from barbcd
wire, etc. use lIorscmon's Universal
Ointment.
You cnn buy IL hs Extra light Brown
Sugar nj ". =. Smiths for 81 90 cash
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A Sod Accident.

The many friOnls Of Y. Defiance
will he sorry To read the following from
yesterdays Silver State: "Ncws was
received here las! evening Of distress.
ing accident, which caused the death Of
Nellie Defiance, the cigh ycrr.old son
Of MIR. md Mrs. y. Dclbluoo. 1t Mp.
pears that the child. while playing, fell
oil IL light Of stairs. sustaining injuries
which proved fatal. Ouly II few weeks
ngo the family removed from this place
10 san Francisco. MHllic was an only
son, and the idol Of his parents, who
have the Rympr'hics Of this community
in this their deep and sad affection"
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For fresh fruits aud vegetables, such
rs Cabbage, Onions, Roots, Goosbcrrics.
Cherries. Strawberries otc., call on =.
NJ. Henley. next door to the Post.
Office.
s. VI. Henley. next door 60 the Post.
Office, keeps u full supply Of fresh
Pens. Wax Beans Cucumbera. Oranges.
Lemons. Apticols and Peaches at rcas.
onnhlc prices. Take a look at bis daily
display.
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rnro Now York cider vinegar 80
cents n gallon. at ". L. Smiths