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And this alone
"Can reconcile with mystic vile
The evil and the good


And so I accept Browns statement about his
Kansas campaigns: "Time and the honest verdict
of posterity will approve every act of mine to
prevent slavery from being established in Kan
sas. I never shed the blood of fellowman ex-
cept in selfdefense, or in promotion of a right
eous cause"
Brown was by training an orthodox Calvinist;
he believed in foreordinaton, and in special call
ings; he looked upon life as a preparation, as
kind of probation for higher world and some
thing to be spent in loving and serving mankind.
Brown believed that ne had perfect right to
interfere with the STAKEHOLDER in order to rescue
the slaves This was his continual defense.
The Journal and Sentinel called him fanatic.
The editors sat back in their easy chairs. and
called him misguided. garrulous, insane and
vindictive. His answer came back clear as a
cloudless sky, true the voice of nature from
the floor of the armory where he lay cut down
by saber stroke in the neck: mo man sent
me here; it was my own prompting and that of
my Maker. acknowledge no master in human
form"
The next lecture of the course will be deliv-
cred on next Friday afternoon at 430 o'clock, by
Miss Catherine Merrill; subject, indianapolis
During the War"
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COVERED WITH SORES

have been afflicted since last March with asSkin
disease the doctors call Eczema. My face was COW
cred with scabs and and the itching and burn
ing were almost unbearabie. Seeing your Cuticura
Remedies so highly recommended, concluded to give
them trial, using the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
externally and Resolvent internally for four
call myself cured in gratitude for which make
this public statement.
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
Broad Brook Conn
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The Fresh Praoranna

Of Sozodont renders it the most agreeable arti-
Gle ever used as tootn-wash. 1t has none of
the acrid properties of the astringent tooth pow
ders and instead of contracting the gums it rem
ders them firm and elastic.
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ITCHING DISEASES CURED.

ITCHING DISEASES CURED.
this the case with the Cuticura Soap. Have had an
unusually good sale this summer. owing to the prev
aence of an aggravated form of itch through some
localities in the country in which the Cuticura RENE
dies proved satisfactory.
w. L. HARDIGG Druggist
Uniontown, KY
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SCALP, FACE, EARS AND NECK

SCALP, FACE, EARS AND NECK.
was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp Face,
Ears and Neck, which the druggist where I got your
come under his notice. He advised me to try your
Cutcura Remedies, and after five days use my scalp
and part of my face entirely cured, and hope
IN another week to have my ears, neck and the other
parts of my face cured. HERMAN SLADE.
12O East Fourth street. New York.
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sATURpAY, WEE lath DAY on NOYEMRER.
TRUsrEE's SALE,

-
BS virtue oil q Deed OF TruS. made by J. Il, Good
trustee for HGfhGra RckhSrlt The said Barbara
EekhGrdl aud q. Werner EckhArdt, her husband 70
W undersigned trustee, dated June %, lass, AID
recorded III the OiiCe OF tho clerk Of tho County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia III Deed Of
Trust Book NO u, page 3I, Will sell u public
auction VI the front door Of the Court House Oi
said county, on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock, 4. M, tue folio wing de-,
soIihed real estate, that u 10 say tie south OnehAt
Of lot number nlne, itontlng on the west side 0.
Main street between Ihiru aud Fourth LtE0ahi
Eoita Wheeling, together with the improvements
erected lheFsoni but excepting and reseIy.ng
thereIrOm u strip OF ground i've feet IN width oil
tho woStern end aud the full width Of said lot
A,tO excepting and rtSGrVlng u strip OF gronud
two feet in width oft the northern side The full
depth Of said lot; Tho ai9rCsatd StrlIS OF ground
said lot rs private alleys, forever,
Also Teserying the right W the owner or owners
Of q frame building now on tue nolth one,hAlf Of
said lot ana extending over and resting on two
feet Of said south one'h4ii oil lOIE0 v 10 remain
thereon until tue OWnGr or QWnerS wish 10 ereUt q
new building on the nortl half o. SAID lot NO y.
The title 70 the above prOpertj | believe TO be
perfect but will convey Only lie IiIle vested In
me by said Deed Of Trust.
Teens Of SRle,-Une tptrd Of the purchase money,
aud " much more " the purchase elects 10 pay,
IN ogsh on the day VI GRle; The DalAuee In two
equal lnBlAllmenn at ono aud TWO years respective
", notes bOGnng interest lEom tho day oil sale 10
~ given for the deferred payments, aud tue build.
ing 70 be- KEEP. insured by the purchaser for the
benefit Olbuch deferred payments, aud the Ute 10
be Retained until payment ID made IN tull.
W. II. HALLER, AuctiOnOer. nOYl2
VIZ, W. COWDEN, Solicitor
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gups4UMrt1ss.

Having sold nlne.t OnthS Of the Writing Machines
sold In the State we claim Il CLEARLY dem0nstra8E
the superiority OF our machines. Below we give
partial list Of customers uGlng them;
Daily Intelllgencer.
Daily RegiEtOg
NewgIetlbT,
b ". p. HubhGrd, attorney,i
Robert White, attorneys
Joseph Z, PAUL., attorney,
Russell & stlfel, attorneys, .
@. q. Sturgiss, attorney, Morgantnwn.
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, ParkeBburg...
Van Winkc & Am6lOr attorneys, Parkersbufg,
LOOMS & Tav0nnef, attorneys, PaTkeIburR,
W, u. II Flick, u. &. District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes, U y Commissioner.
/. Q. Delllcker, CLERK U. y. Court FarkerSbuR,
Clarence Smith, CLERK Of Court, Fairmout
o. N. Clemens, Clerk Of Court, PRrkerSburg,
B, O. HOge, Clerk 81 Court, Hinton.
4, 4. FASt, ClOrk Of Court, MOrgAntowu,
MAnukoturots' Insurance Company
Peabody Insurance Company.
UnderwritarA' Insurance Company.
AlderEnu h Atkinson, Insurance Agency
Edw. ". DunAWRy, City Receiver.
Vance, Hughes Go.
ZAEnits Bros Brokers.
Junction Iron Workh
Whitaker Iron WORKS,
LAughlin Iron Works,
R0RNOOd Iron W0lkH,
A Sweeney q SOu.
Hobbs, hIockunlBrk Co,
FoT full Particular In regard 10 tormA oIsao and
ELL. RoaE d CO.,
auit IS TwNlith Street.
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Is her crown Of glory, But alas how
quickly does the nervous debility and
chronic weakness Of the sex cause the
bloom Of youth to pass away, sharpenthe
lovely isatures and emaciats the rounded
iorm There is but ono remedy which
will restore the faded roses and bring back
the grace OF youth, II Ia DR., PleTes's
"Fsvorite Prescription" . sovereign
remedy for the diseases peculiar to To-
mSles. II Ia one Of the greatest blooms
every conferred upon the human race, for
1t preserves that which Is faiFest and dear
est to all mankind-the beauty and the
health Of woman,
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educational.
m. D8 GHAATAL ACADEMY,
REAR WHEELING, VIVA,

TIC ,hlrsy.uInth year OF this WOlEknoWu Acsd.
any, under the charge Of The Valuation Nuns,
opens on the ant Monday Of September ueEh and
continues ten months
Pupils received ct any time In the session,
Thoe who desire 70 place their daughters In IN
institution G1oEdlng exceptional advantages In
thsvs7 Of hsalthiul and delightful location, en-
cclpnt board, thorough discipline and instruction
Al DE hands OF lifelong teachers in every depart
nent Of female education, including the mOdsgu
languages and music, should send for catalogue
Of iii, school, Address,
Direchesaof the Academy Of the Valuation,
MT. Do CHAETAL,
Iu2rpAW Near Wheeling, W. Va.
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Have the back strap Of the harness
made strong, TOO many Of them arc made
thin and weak. A number Of accident!
have occurred becauso oil the breaking Of
the back strap, thus letting down the
breeding and causing the horse 70 kick
and run,
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NeaI Gsiate.
FOR SALE.

SACvs Of land, 8 acres oil which arc suitable for
market GARDENING mile cast Of TfidelphlA.
ThCEu Il on Il ipuilcd bOusC, Stable, Large
Poultry House, Stone MIX House, good Hpting
and good We'll, 100 bearing Fruit Trees, 20 htnn1s
Of Grapes This property IA valued Ut e1,OCOl VIII
exchange for large trNCt Of Land Of about tho
No Ia TWenty.niBlh
No. O. Virginia Al 8 rooms; hall lot oil Ground
No. 60 North FFUntst
No 22i7 ROff Ill 1 rOOtned Brick, Ground u Icet
front running back 10 alley.
No ii2h and ll2g EOI St,j full lot 70 feet 'front.'
running back igl iCct.
No, 9i9 McCulloch n.
A desirable Manufacturing Bite, centrally loca'
Two delltabls pieces Of Property Oh Charles st,
Many other H6ns,G and Farms.
poy0u want TO exchange your City Property Tor
DO you want 10 buy FARM
no YOU want To sell a FAfm4 .....
:, DO you want 10 exchange your Farm iOt CITY
PtOpCtyH
DO you want 10 fcnt 1touSeH
DO you want 10 buy H0usei
10 you want peia0ilal attention given 10 Tie Col'
10 you want d Deed Of Trust iNa,c. declaration
iof Pension, Deposition IN your Claim iQf Pen'
hOt, inOteNlO oil POnlipu, ChAfR0 oil DCsofli0n 70
moved And an honorable dischAtgC, Commute Uon
Ol RAlluNa while prisoner Of war, bounty AT
NAr Of Fay, or any NOlatlal DnllhO11 d0nO,
II 10, call OnsOr address,
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LoEau'' Little STUART Grandson,
..kl.,1fn,, Nat

Warrington Posl
Senator Logan has smart little grand.
son whose name Is Logan Tucker, He ia
being carefully trained, and one Of the
teachings most earnestly lnculcatOd 10,
that he must not eCcsPt money from Wis.,
itoTs, 0ne day not long since q friend OF
the family called and presented stranger
10 whom the little man was introduced.
The gentleman took him on bis knee,
aaked his name, age, ETC., the usual form
uls with children, and then, taking q
bright silver dollar from hia pocket, OF.
Tered 1t 10 him. It was a big piece OF
money and big temptation. The boy
had successfully resisted uickles, but was
plainly tempted now, Ho glanced ap.
peAlingly at his mother, Ia be met by a
shake Of alssppraVal; then at grandma,
another shake; then ut grandpa, o more
decided shake asjll. Then turning bis
wistful eye toward tho gentleman, he
viewed him all over from head to foot,
till apparently Satisfied, when, turning to.
ward tho General, ho said; "Why not,
grandpa? He don't want shy office"
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LH6 Ntook.

EAST LinRRrY, Pa, Nov l7.-Cattle.-
Receipts 22s head bhipmenta $50 head
market very dull prime a 26a4 40l fair
to good 1884 00j common s. 25s3 90
BtockerB S30OlS 90; feeders $3,26s4 90.
Hogs-RsCehts 4,4OQi shipments 400;
market fair philAdOlphiia 81 2OAi, ab |
Workers, tI.lOA4,2O, common and light
s. DOA4 %. Sheep-Reoeipls 1,0O0I gblp.
msnts ODOi market very dull prime "a %
"a 80, iait 10 good f9,g5A3,76I common
q 0Oi2 CO., lambs 81 6Otb %.
CHICAGO, Nov l7,.-Cattle receipts 0 00C
head shipments 1000 market very dull
aud l0ll66 lower shipping steers 800A6 90
BsoCkefs and feeders VOi9 4bi cows
bull1 and mixed / 4OA3 90. Bulk . 00A
2 20. Through TexAs steeu 3 40a3 40I
yeatllngS 100 per headI Western
rangers tiominAl natives aud hall
breeds 3 76a97 6i wlntsrsd Texans 3 SOi
. 80. HOgg, receipts $4,000, shipments
$4,000 market strong, cloSlnE 100 higher
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Give ElY's Cream Hahn q trial. This
Justly celebrated remedy Tor tho cure OF
eltarrh, hay fever. GOLD In the head, ETC.,
pan he obtained Of any reputable drug.
glst and may be relied upon CD safe and
pleasant remedy for the above complaints
and vill give Immediate relief. Il Is not
liquid, snuff or powder, has no Offensive
odor and can DO used at any time with
good results, as thousands eau testify,
among them come OF the attaches OF this
otice.-SpirH Of no T:mes, May 20, 1886.
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Petroleum.

PGTTsBURsH, Nov, l7,-Petroleum irreg.
Mar and actiye, Opened at 76ic ;Closed At
75!Hi highest 77ici lowest 75sO,
BRADgoRD, Pa, Nov 17.-Opened 1910;
closed 75!Gi highest 77tHi lowest 75Ie;
CleRrsnces 100000.
TITusvILLE, Pa, Nov 17.-opened 76lc;
highest 77sci lowest 76Sc; closed 75sC,
On ClTY, Pa, Nov. l7.-0pened at
76Sc; highest, 774G; lowest, 75!c; closing
at 75ao, sSIes, 100000; ciearsaces, s.,
10000; charters, 1876 shipments, 10,
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Ysnstse SaIrs,


eIty-1Will OieF for sale u the front door Of the
brick Dwelling House, GOntslRiDR SIX Rooms, Dry
Cellar Hallway aud Porch. together with the
LANCE stables, Sheds and other 0ptbullding', 10,
sSSted On Weszel street, corner Of Sixteenth, In
This property Is centrally located and well
hdapled Tor dRiTylng PURPOSES, There Is q good
spring near By, t0m which water Cal be- obtained.
Also city water In hydranR at the door,
Will also Offer ~ lame lime and place that very
desirable Farm OF n acres OF land with two
pgelling HouSsI on II, with stables Sheds, Barns,
Chicken Houses, etc., etc, Sit1ated on the wheel.
ChAntAl Station, This Farm Is In high state Of
cultivation, having boon improved, ierIiliEed aud
managed Tor lhe past four yeaN by the owner. r,
garden. W, II, HALLRR, Auetoner,
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Rough and mixed s 5OaS So; packing and
shipping 8 s0a4 05; light 8 60l4 90; skips
: 2SaS 20. Sheep, receipts 5000, ahlp-
ments 2,0O0i market slow, and l5s20c
loEeri natives 200l4 90; western SOOa
s bOi lambs 8 GOA 80.
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a In.l Lnndlord.

DuBLiS, Nov 10 All the tenants on
the extensive CltStes Of Mr.. Wilson, in
IistoWell, County Kerry, have had their
rents voluntarily reduced by him 10 per
cent below tho Judicial rates.
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Sofia, Nov. lO.-Gen. Kaulban threat.
ems to leave Bulgaria Unless the govern.
ment diBmlsseS the cotnmandAnt Rt Phil.
ipoppoliB, who arrested q RuISlau official.
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NEW YoRk, Nov. 1.-THE demand was
somewhat better with fair volume OF
new business and many iorwsrdings in
the execution OF orders.
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grauspOrtatiOu.

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST,
LOUIS RAlLROAD-PgnbRrdla Route;
Time tSbla Tor East and West corrected TO NOV,
II, 1850, TninS leave Panhandle Hgati0n, foot oi
Eleventh street, near public landing, AZ follows
OsntTRl Standard lme.
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All tTRInR daily except sunday,
PulIlnan'S Palace huHOt or Motel Sleeping Oan
through without change from bteubenVtlle East 70
Cincinnati, LoulSIills, Chicago, Indianapolis aud
81 Louis,
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations and any further information Rp.
ply 10 JOHN G, ToMLINsON, TiCkeG Agent Of Pan,
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh GtIe0t or Rt CITY
Ticket ohico, under AcLurg House, whaling
General Manager. Pittsburgh, p,
aenI Pas and Ticket Agent fits6SIsa, Pa.
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The weight of The wicked-1, $3.50 pounds
to the ton, -
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TRUsTEE'S SALE,

The above sale has been postponed until satur.
day November Sg,At same plaee aud hour,
noYlb W. II, HALLEk, AuctlOneeF,
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JAMES A. HENRY,

sReAl ISsGlO Agent, Collector, And Notary Public,
Or9i tli,Co, No. i6ia MARKET EitCoL
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Timetable corrected 70 JUNE q, 1886. Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street.
near public landing a iOllOwE-CentraI Standard
Time-whiCh Il Is minutes slower than Wheeling
an'' CONC SOUTH.
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cry AIINIRs.
not, ,nou, Police aud o,ner Waters.

DutS Nh"ut Police aud Other waters
a mas. meeting will Dee held al tie
.1uri.huu-c tomorrow night AMI tie
di.rruutlcd will have u chance to
speak for themselves. There il no
need to request An Attendance oi
everyone. Tor whore there is fun to be
had. there you Will lind the crowd.
There i-a great many more words
uttered on the streets than Woulu u'
well for the cw-papcr- to print
Mayor ~turgis has in his possession
4 pr. III W. Browns resignation a.
/ health physician of the city. Another
appointment will be made at the next
meeting of the city council
There are something less than for y
applications Tor the position of SAUL
. utry puhccman.
civ Marshal Moore thinks ht
might have been consulted about the
appointment OF new police.
'ihr old police force had a serge AT
lar. ing to lind out who 1t is that fire.
uil so many pops toward. the small
hours ut the morning and now the
now force are trying their hands.
Mayor ~turGi- lind- that hc has hl'
mlud, very Wll. but be- intends 10 a.,
what hr thinks Will rebound to the
hr.t interest OF Waco, though th'
heavens rnL
Policeman Knott finds it rather
. lonesome without hi- old chmus, hul
boz +. ths sumu faithful Knott. and ~ t
ml drpcud ON him To do his duty
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to run against him. before hc
noucc- 90 The dear people that hc is "a
candidate.
There is u Nill. quiet spirit oi bush
now prevailing in the justices courts.
The Waco Light Infantry wi,l look
nohlN n their InWnty un.iorm- un
.lpriuto day.
There will be- services every night
This week at the First Baptist hur.U
South Fourth street Rev Dr "a
roll will preside at these meetings
unit. the latter part of the week, when
il is thought hc will 20 to Bolton 90
assist in laying the corner stone OF
Baylor Female college and then hc
will leave some ono else to ili hI.
p.Hcr.
his mysterious shooting mtrn
night continues and Some tine night
the -huuti-t will he caught up with
~ipcr last Monday County tIvth
Baker has issued marriage licenses Co
tine tolloWmg.uamcd parties: Henry
lirhrmm aud Miss lllcWig Nuruhl.
veg. d. j. lll,trad and Miss $ T..
Jester Rrv.J C. ltrgrr and Niles
Lille pWuiu,, Dick Woods aud Miss
luma Watson
Eur the first time iu several Wr.h-
trains arrived aud departed uu time
on the Missouri pu,ili, Yesterday.
Zoo the recorder, court yesterday
Mai. loMu swanson and J. j FLYNN
were nucd - each tor drunkenness.
Mc--I-. llur-iul n Cameron n,v
contracted win Nr.-r-. i heel Bros.
Tor u.s." car luad- of haihcd wire
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We have just com..r,.1 ,
tribulion OF three Thousand We .
cans of our spice mH.. r"m ml
pow der called, Chain of " Vst
We do this, having every c o' We
in the goods, that the, Xiii uli'.,
most perfect ~atislaeiion seN
trust you will not throw n. Aul Ii,
asi lie, but give 1t ~ tain snd "ai {,
aud II the goods meet ,our , . Vt
We believe you will nppre,iasp,'i,''.
enterprise enough, to den.,, 4 G''.
your grocer these -l p.
and If he is ~ prriuli,. s'l'
us that lac viii not yet the ,, 'sA.''
YOU. That you WiI send 1 1.h
our store and buy them W. u. %
the world 10 do uli the yoot Nf 3.
aud We must do 20 now o, W. q"
never pass this way again NV
trying hard To meet the Jem.nI 81
the cunsumcrNt hrlra.i po..II.i
. lay on their part, and ever, rav. .
IRE or enterprise started Ina W.
one more bright .ur to the c,,,
! of Waco. Let the good VOL =. D
aud 10y united efforts vi, vns,
amid the ruHr aud ,rumblipg .s W..
outside word, hduuutcI s,J u.
unto the end. BE- sure and ~, W. u.
Waco Fresh Roasted Cone VI
gaining friends every day ana
a Or. e.
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Gentlemen should call and -cc our
select line of ties from 1c each mp.
IEWINE Bros
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5 Kings shirt factory ha, been rc-
moved 10 No. l-u, south Fourth
street.
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O VI French. st Ioui. y
jag .,s Mich; Wur,ckn,S% Re-,
\ I Hertz, Cincinnati H1ut len,
indianapolis, " j Brl,', Nln..
cite, Ind. ,!' lAi,.
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luihr greatest OF prolu-iou and al
prices that viii -uu anyone.
LtWlNE Bios.
Ialt m, wonderfully large stock
"i new goods iua,I lines which geo to
make up his stock,
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Genuine Belfast ginger s,. D.
sud cold. Refreshing ,tomacl.rn
AtOld Corner.
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a" Acknowledged rnc,.
IpII,

/ That the best hot free lunch I'm town
is to re hat nj the Cotton ENrhaue,.
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Mr- Niu-lnN soothing -yfup ,s....
NHy-. Doe used Cor DHI.lIuu ieg.ams NJ.
cures wind collie. m5 .s Ae ig.. ,rm-'
NiHrrlIrA
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A Powerful Legitimate Company
and La W.

Nupt'h scenic uoumting-,
Z "tu"r >tnr' Iu',... artistic rr"prr
u"~. OrtGtuu uu~.r. Nrgninc"nt
IUtirt-
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InnrAn.III.

I"' '' "t'" ".."..'Nt H"mH w
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-03
GENERAL NEWS.

Th" new oleomtrSerine stamp will be
ready for & neral distribution about the
middle Of next month.
The President has appointed WIN. G.
Alien. OF south Carolina. T. be United
States Consul TO Piedras Negras, Mexi-
60.
W. Gould. tie Portland, Maine. cash
Ter charged with e~mbezz.iug over SI4,-
900 in notes. aud with making false en-
tries III the books, was indicted Nom
day.
The issue Of standard dollars from
he mints durimg the week ending Sep
elubcr 18th was Ss73.OOO; during the
corresponding period Of last year it was
SGGl. 900.
The Comptroller Of Currency has de-
clared "A thiri dividend Of fye per cent.
in favor Of the creditors of the First Ma
tiomal Bank Of Leadyille. Colorado.
This makes in all % per cent. on claims
proved. amounting TO about $500. 900.
The Mouiteur de Rome has received
letters ~emnmating from Christian mis-
siouurics in Chinn, stating that the
Catholic Seminary in that country has
been burned 10y the natives and a thous-
and native Catholic Gdherents placed
in mauacl,s \.
The plank in the Republican State
platform which favors the Nebraska
plan, by which the voter expresses up.
ON his ballot his choice for United States
Senator, is IL which will receive very
general endorsement 10y the members OF
both parties. Its dcuuncihtion Of the
present jury law viii also meet with
general approval. 1t was u Republican
measure, and was, ut it, introduction,
vigorously opposed by the Democratic
press OF the state. Ii also runs coun
ter to the California Republican State
Platform, in that IL fayors the free coin.
ngc of silver. AS do the Platforms OF the
Democrats OF both California Gud Ne.
ynda. In fact. with the exception Of q
general endorsement Of Republican
Platforms ana Administrations. and
scmc captions kicking merely for politi.
cal effect, IL differs very little from that
| adopted by the Democratic Convention
Ia this place on the 9!h instant.