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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-10
Prom Mondays Daily.I
HALAAGUNDI.

The Salt Lake Tribune begins the
new year in IA handsome new dress.
1t Is stated that a large number Of
Scandinavian lepers exist in ueus.om
county, Minnesota.
1t Is reported that Senator Fair will
start for Washington some time this
week. Senator Jones will remain ON
tdis Coast until his suit with j. q. Rule
IL settled.
Peter Mccloul, an old i9'er who
lived Tor several years at Font H.lleck
and L~'iaoiiIe Valley, died il tue ho.pit-
al at bite Sulphur Springs. Montana,
Oh the 2Jih of December.
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A Heavy Afiictioa.

Tn. sad news reached here last even
inG that Alice, the litti' lO-year old
daughter 81 James and Flossie E,log,
died at their home ia Oakland. Cal, ON
Saturday. the icuanins being inferred
Yesterday. Death resulted from that
dread disease dipthcrii. The Iprightly
child WAS born in this place and the
many friends Of the mmily here will
mourn with a." afflicted family in this,
their Lour .! cIlIcmc trial.
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lei

TUoMr8oS.-A Pleasant Valley. Elko
county, Nevada, Jan. G.. 1856. j. G..
T~loiarson, n native of New York.
eyed 10 years and - days. Viii be
buried at L.tmoille Cemetery on the
7h inst, at = O'Clock J.. II.
j.. {. Thompson was one Of the oldest
residents o, EikO county. lie was all
Old veteran of tho lat, war, having
served in the Union army all through
the war aud was hounr,b.y promoted
FROM the ranks TO q first Lieulritut,
and bears to his grave two 80 ,rs "a, the
wars trophy. Respected in our midst.
he lcaycs "a wife aui four children to
mourn his loss. May his remnns rest
in peace.
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ROLL or \

For Secret Valley School for Dscem
b'r, 1895: Emily Lemon. W; Willie
Lemon, 81; LucicU Lemon. 100; Orange
Lemon, 100. William Covert. 80; Leon.
ard Covert, 30; Julia Covert, 81; Maud
Covert, "; Thomas Covert. 100; Mat.
tie Nichols. 81; Katie Gardner. %;
Lizzie Gardner. 90; Emma Gardner.
100; Walter Gardner. D.; Eugene Hays,
80; Clarence Hays. Of; Claude Hays,
100. James Billet, 50.
MRs. q. A. Nichols,
Teacher.
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Private Teaching.

Miss Fannie A. Grant. for eight years
teacher OF music. aud u pupil of Profess
Eor Carl Troy,r, of San Francisco. will
open a music class on Monday morning
at the resid nee of George Elmore. on
Ord Street. where she has taken rooms.
On Wednesday she will open a private
school for advanced scholars as we'll M
for children for the primary department
Mu>ic per lesson. 81 90.
Teaching in all the English branches,
for highest grales, per month, So 90.
For Junior Department 81 90.
For Primary Department 80 90.
Terms invariably in q Vance.
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bIy5.s Arrested.

Sins Nr,r- al, ...u. .r-. u
Hiram fl, s,r...,., ~,
D~rc.r,l..r l..,
trim n,,, ,r.. ,,.. a. .,,..;,,I.
D,ruly Sheriff. II T.n.- avid L.I.J
i,i.u rh,. n.,rt. ,,.f
az cr,l l.
mon Liza t,.u tI',,r.,I i,
r,,,. v,I,, -.
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A Business For Sale at a Bargain.

E. J. Carpcnux, who is doing n gcnry-
nj merchandise busin - Mt Railroad
Mining District. 2S miles south OF thi.
place, being DESTROYS OF removing g. his
old home in California, wishes to dis.
pose OF his store aud stock. The stock
Is new aud well selected for tn District
trade. The camp. though small, Is in =
hc"lihtnl financial condition, and ia the
property above off rel n good sub.tIu-
'inl aud pay ing business can lie secured
Mt q most desirable bargain. Any in'or.
nation 'spccting terms. etc.. may he
ob'ninrd by addressing f. j. Carpeaur,
Bullion, Eiko county. New.
Dec. 2, 1886. n.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEror HorkL-CLAnK i GREES. Pho.
PRIkIoRs.

ltEENI -SLAhh IL NhEhNs kO-
PRIE1oRs.
n. +. Sorensy. South Fork: IVES
johnson. IL. q. Knight. Toauo; Il. z.
liamill. Allen Fisher. q. II. Meiss,
Wells: Lille Henderson. Allie Hender.
son. TuScarord; J. +. NawnA ". II.
Halt. Carson; Pete Williams. Carlin;
Chris Walsh, Battle Mountain; l..
Thompson. 4. DORIS y, A. Delauo. 10.
White, HIlleck; j. y. Hill. Miss Reilly.
Mrs. Baum, Pal:sad /; DIR. W. VI. John
N, Washington. ID. c.; Mart Smith,
T~uscarOrh; ii. Mccain d wife, Halleck.
+. IIoneynian, J. A.. Steele, , low r:
e.. D.. Leddic, L. Robertson, Lumoillc:
J. e.. Schnrid, Fred Bcrisch. Ruby; J
J. wiscnau. Chas. Adams. South Fox;
L. C.. Bulltrl. W. c. Pricc. Michael
Wright, II. W. Brown, Tuse.; a. Bon.
nelly, Oakland; J. j. Wilmington,
White Pin Thos. Poster. CAr!iI; ".
5. Dunuit!eli. wiuurrnuccl.
&. l.. bernard, Carlin; J. u. Dorev
- Nite, Halleck: VI. D~rtckiuan. Sau
Fcanrisco: Gas. II ppsc. SAT Lake; IL.
q. Davis, WlunenIucca.
GEa BAETLETT Il OsTKLIcnEE, PRo-
PEIEToIs
James Hoover, John Best. Halo.
JACK Sh'rt, Ogden: Il. VI. Dorsey. Salt
Lake; Lyman Buggy, 4. Is. Miller.
Huntington; q. ". Pc!,irr. Robert
Hubs. y. tobias. 4. l.. Harper. J. u.
Barrett, 4. J. Dallas. Tusc.; J.. l.. Mar
ain. Lee; Lou Parker. Tolmo: c. L..
Il rnard, Ctr!in.
81. MARKS. Ogden: I. u. McPhrtcrs,
Adohr; Ham Mccain. Hall ek; J. 4.
Dwight, Wells; Frank DALIn, Lamuille;
Willie Curry. T~us-aTnrI; John Mckee.
Mays IHv,r; e.. Grcrub *, Osinn
". d. Kennedy. wife and daushte..
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Cal. Wiley, Blame; Chris D.umbach.
Llm"ilie; Z. Is. Wi,rmnn, Jasper.
lioU,E-IoE LISG. Pro
rEIEToE.
Frank Morton, Pnlisadr; 6. W. Dun
can, Lee, II. l.. j. .trs. TWIN Bridg.,;
JIAc Conrad, George TAorp. Lanoill .
Jake Sc,s n. AnlreS Mason, Mart M
: II. Moline; Toe white. Hall, ok: Joe
William, Idaho; Jns ,nseu. T~s,ca"ra;
I'd &. SL,Uts. Carson.
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SPECIAL Announcement.

Having just received my samples OF
Fall aud Winter goods for sui.s and
oyCrcoats, aud having made such mr.
IuDgcmOniB that no one can compete
Attn me IN prices, ! would ask all those
who want any kind Of n suit 81 give me
a call. ami will satisfy them That my
prices are iess than those OF u party
travelling through and taking measures.
Perfect tit guaranteed, aud son can al.
ways Try them Vu before taking them.
III. REISBABr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-10

3 alrd Proposals Re in,it Il by tie D,std Of
: cnuiy Iorwisssorr Of Eiiu Csanty. Sey.
1us.fr bad y the O. Lel's At ihr County
Hospital of ali ,ouLiy for The pctioi Of o1c
year f'fm Tbs fGgSr DAY ~ fIBEuLRr. 1870,
said III st" st't' tie afurriSt perdsy cb.fgod OF
the u atd Of rsvh iIospitN .L,,nt. s,iI pin.
1o..l' to be c Cd with he CT n " sId RoAtd
oi'or I'i'rc ih" Hu.rN.yI IT bAr op JAsrE
ANY, io's. AMI iUdnned. ''r,upos 10 t. hoard
The Hospital pG'i,Ht- Of Like COUNTY tor o.,
year. The Board reserves tue ri;hI 10 re-
~. any AM II TOT
SEAL A. q. DVwLEY,
Ilsfk.
Dated Elso. Jan :, 1886. I'd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-10

Mrs. HuGuri. accompanied by her
son md daughter, George and Nay. lcr
for San Aninuin, TrIns. Ly lnst nights
train. Mr.. IIuGurd mud Charley re-
manned Tor the purpose Of settling M
their affairs hero. preparatory TO join.
ing them In the Lone Star State. The
i~tufIorilG are old iiuc residents Of Eiko,
md 10y tiirir ]uniiormi' quiet and rnob.
tnisiyc ~drmcauur, culearrd themselves
tn u inr.e circle o' friends aud acqnniui-
ancus who vii miss chem. George and
Chnrl y are two youuG men Ot steady
habits, who will always fluid fricuda in
my community whcie true merit il OPP
preciated. We wish the family auc.
cess. BERTH and Happiness in their new
field Of operations.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-10

DR.. MrisS received from Washington
ih!' morning the wedding cards Of Mr..
AMI Mrs. Evan u. ThouIau. The
groom Is, We learn. IA brother Of Judge
IhOman OF Ia" Civil : r,:c- gommi~-
sion, aud the bIile Mis-, Gsor.t. Walk.
er. formerly Of this place. The mar.
rage took place at Washington 4 tew
dLys ago.
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From Wednesday. Daily.I
sAI.MAGUNDI.


The town is more lively than usual on
1ceoun: of Court business.
Attorney J.. ". Dorsey arrived from
San Francisco by last evenings train.
Etko Eucampnent NJ. ., 1. o. o. F.,
holds IA regnlar meeting ut their Hall to-
night.
The list Of bills allowed 10y the Com
missioners yesterday will appear in to.
mOrro1's issue.
The weather is rs tickle rs u school
girl. sometimes il SHOWS aud anon the
sgn shircs out clear and bright as Al
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Dorsey came
down from Halleok by train Last ev--
ming, and are stopping over in town to-
day.
The advertisement for bids to do the
County printing. aud to bOarJ the Hos
pitAl patients Tor one year. Will appear
in our next issue.
Two ears Of horses were shipped from.
Haileck for San Francisco last evening
by q. II. Roland, vi Clover Valley
Ben Payne went down IN charge oil the
stock.
Tire Commissioners, on their return
from Ca!iiu this evening. will hold "a
meeting for the truustytion of uufiu-
ished business. previous TO iual adj
~jourumeut.
The ice crop is nearly ripe, and those
who contemplate iortiiyiug themselves
ngAiuet the heat Of til coming Summer
will soon commence operations in stor-
inS the cOngcaled uqua.
A telegram from George Elmore an-
nouGceS ILlt the new bridge stool the
test OF rhirIy-ouc ions without trcmb-
ling. This proves that the capacity OF
the b'IiSc /, equal to any emergency, ~
i Ia not probable that il will ever be
necessary To- subject II u ~ severe u test
IN the ordinary course If business, aud
1t reflects credit upon the contractor.
Ar. E.n:oEe, proving that his contract
has been lIcd ia 4 thorough and work
uiunl.ke ana
= TurcIroTIn last week made an
evening cal OH II young Exc lady in
that town. When hu started to leave.
I n N-,. .H4.usir.y "a, 90 L.
without Ii, oy, E,LueS, the county seat
bale CONSIDERABLY insisted upon his put
tEs IN over h.s thin boot, = air ol her
dLnc.nS ".igperr- rrmarsiny hat they
S0u'G at least protect lis feet "a little
irvIH the cold aud u!"!~turs. The upper
Iryc! lsau awaited himself of the oirrr
aad hls ever since bcen IpuI in his
praise" u Vie blindness ard hospitality
u the Exc l4iica aEd OF hi, fair host
'sS IA uticgiir-IincS Review.
Ne stand ready to wager u few Of our
surplus thor Imi, hat the above i u
re. A rn-'Igora dude with feet the
s!Zc OF Il Oh - bIle! The idea!
l. We have received a communication
f:r:E S.Iacciuon; dated January 18th.
"E:'h - vslnc: ps6li-L rs it bears M
s:st1!uy-. TIE i,sia Ir..ls 10 ti,r
-i.n",Ii I: % Hirau, ed tie Gri,-r r..
! i,gs - an iacn vllc,. 49, i.ay.isheI la
t." i&y.rLSDEv: Dec. - IA, un,i NY.
: l,aIrt ID tie Weekly o! til, sd :r,:,ui.
. n .T- I...r. ..... 81 F., -.t
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Information was received to-day OF
III" nuldcu d uth OF lir. J. g. Jhoup.
son yesterday. at his residence IN Pleas.
nut Valley. Sir. Thompson was sirick.
cn With p'raIScis something over two
ycai1 ago. since which time lac has been
au Invalid.
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1TEJT TO-DAY.
liGTicE.
Sealed Proposals.

Srdei proposals. are Ia. tied by The Board Of
Count! 1 mn'i'soae9s e Elko Colny New =,
i"F d"iH" tie Count TGniiI.2 Tor I'd pr iud OF
oh' ys'r nom the Finsr OAK cY FEEa AIRY,
it"'. sid hi c tr include all County pd l..
ny 9G'horlirih 10y D. iiuaiu of County Comm g..
'ioAua sEl the Il ck Il til thereto , eKcept
TIE IN I!s". /. "f The litI Of b l. sluwc.I by
'sid tJnId. cal iLs AssGssur's let 4 4 \.
F"y -. aail ir"po.s!- - b. al Il sith tbs
C!T'A ~ = 1T b"Arl 81 CT iH .ur" H. Tmnr1-
'i"sT Day az J~ASUATr, IesL, I'd indur scd
"ft0.osn.a 10 do tie 'oany Tr.Eilns Uf EIEo
{ uHty fer eve 2eEr." Tie Board rscryss
tie right to rcjrot Guy IId all bids.
Attest
sEt 4. G. pAwLIY.
Click.
pL.td LlAo. ScV Jan, I, 1856.
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The Chicago Inter Ocean says: "Thc
will Of Thomas 4. Hendricks bcqueaih.
ing his rrop,r TO his wife, Ia an a
n" cool To copy. The widow Is always
moro In need Of the property than while
u wife, aud to parcel of to her n ihird
interest il a more mauifestin Justice than
IL would lie to give the husband Que.
tlird In case Of his wifc's death"
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The Carson Appeal says: "Thurs.
day General Clarke. attorney for the
Ciuzen,' Committee. wont to the L. \.
Mint in this oiiy with II. y. Mason,
Chairman Of the Committee, rendered a
bar Of gold und silver bullion b. Major
GnrrCri. to lie parted and rr0ucd. IL
wa refused. lie then : ndpgcd the bnr
and d"iIrEdsd ito coin equivalent. IL
WA refused. lie then trud,rcd $500
IN gold AMI Demanded subs diary coin.
II war refused on The ground that Sec
rotary blaming bad closed the Mint.
lie thcp demanded dat Nujpr Gauard
should appoint . chief clcIk. . Weighing
clerk md q cashier, IN accordance win
the Law, which was refused. and tn ne.
ce>sary Steps have already been begun
To compel the Government to open the
Mint by n suit Of mund.nus. IL will
come up before Judge Sabin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-10

Tie GRIND Jury may bc in session
some days before making their final re-
po.i. Their work was rc;.rd Il sum.-
what yesterday 10y the sickness of orc
OF the n'cmicr-, but lac is able to be OH
d,ck to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-10

Dr johnson. teacher Il the wjlvs aud
means whereby anyone can detect a
counterfeit note il s;iil in town. aud
those Sho have tkcn Lessons are high.
iy p!cared with the valuable iniorma.
ton ihry have obtained. A few more
purilE can Ice accommodated. Don't
miss this rnIc OH o%ituniiy.
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Tbs L. =. democrat says: "As il ~
. fact THAT the nawbCr Of girls who are
ruined Ia civilized countries ~ greater
than the number Of beathcna converted
TO Christianity hy missionary eff TT.
wouldn't II be better to pay less at,vn.
uon To the heather aud try to save the
girls!"
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R1Hce Fo1 PU3LiciTI0S.
LAND oTrics. EuREKA. NEv. |

LAND OrpIos. EuREKA, NEy.I
Dee. 10. IeS..
NOTICE IL HEREBY oivES that tho fol.
lowing nAmel settler has filed notice q,
bis Intention to m fc nuai proof N sup or, OF
his claim. AMI that sail proof = IN lie m ado he.
fore lie hi rlct Judge 81 4 ko County "a E,ho
N'Sa Ia. III THURSDAY. JAN Any rwEx.
rfIIhsf. lao. VIZ; Honc,ie,d App Iea,ion
No. III. George ". IIsrdesty. for tn s 4. Of
Ne T.. M ". = Of v. Is. a an n. Z. x-ofs
h. = Sc. 20 Tosuship 81 Mort . Range 81
Esst, " d. ".
it rsm'.Ihe FLOWING wiinss es to prove
his 'nh'ihu ~ reid ace III on, and cultivation
az. ssh land, viz.
j. " iow'il, Of Elto. Exc Comfy H.y.
u. i. Yates. u 80
y. Z G'l 'gsr, Of I" +.
DO " Tucker. Of " Z" q.
y II. urscELer. Rcsia.r
llii. I'd.
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nd dsla.ll- llas d
Doors AND SRou

Doors AND SRoTs !.
which I gnanntec t. sell At ~ lev A..
ures as the same qua ity of goods can b
purchased elsewhere. transportation
aided, with the advantage Of having an
Opportunity to eInmine the goods b.
ore purchasing. Al goods guaranteed
II he just as repeesen ed.
With sincere thank. to the pablo for
he liberal patronage extended in the
past. and soliciting u ontiauanee Of the
same in the future. m,
Respectfully.
HmAM CHAhHs
Elko. Oct. 3lst. 1885.
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The Kennedy fanIily left for tiic East
by last evening. train. Oar n. =. Gul.
degcr 80: away With the lady shooiiat
ia u contest for coin With u heavy rIfc.
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT
or Elk0 Township, of the couaiy of KIk..
Stale Of Nevada.
II. J. Keith, PlsIntin.)
IL Is 2N.

"a A"N SonaNI Oh
Stale of Nevada.
III. Keith. Piaintin.)
Amos Roach. DefendAnt.)
THE State Of Nevada Send, G,..tip,, q.
i Amos Roach, Defendant.
You are hereby Summoned to appear befcr,
me al my ofire in Elko township. IN The coun.
~ ~ Elto, on the sIst day OF January, lisa. At
10 O'Clock a. NJ. In an action brought against
you 10y said plaintiff 10 answer the eomplAiri
al the shove named plAiniIn. Said action IL
brought &c recover OF you tho sum Of Seventy.
I'VE 1915 Oj Dollars balance due On acct. for
wagons cold and delivered by plaintiff 10 de-
feEdant at defendants instance and request.
and for Si:S balance due ON book acct. for b.y
u"!I ARD delivered ly George Elmore Ia the de-
PENDANT at defendants instance and request.
and which said Indebtedness the said EImor.
sold aud assigned 10 The defendant before The
commencement Of this Aciion. OF Judgment
Will he sAkta against you for the said amount
together viii. cosls OF This suit IL you fail 10
appear and answer.
To The sher.Iur any Constable Of said Coup-
iy, Greetings; Make legal service and due re-
turn thereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Nc.
vsmb'r. lSs5. RoBERr RUIZ.
Justice Of the Peace
fer said Township.
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For salo.

a ranch at Dedh siaiion, containing
lOO acres Of hay land with improve.
mcnts. consisting Of a large two.stnry
hotel, saloon. with fixtures complete.
dwelling house, stables, %cofrals, etc.
An excellent business location. Apply
70 j. L. SMirH.
Elko.
~. n ,oaS
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The Commissioners e. down 10 Cnrlin
to morrow TO test the nes iron bridge.
and George Elmoro says ho woull like
70 hovc n crowd go down to see how il
stands the racket.
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LaSies' Friend.

The Missouri Steam Washer can be
shipped to any address on the line Of
the railroad in Elko County for Twelve
Dollars, c. o. d.
Address:
MSs. II. LrMoH.
II Is 2~. Hal EEK, Nevada.
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Iron Thur.aay.s paily.[
AALMAGUNDl.

G. c. Warner & Co.. forwarded by
fact freight to TuscarorA to-day 2.l55
ounds OF merchandise.
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Dee. .. 1886.
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HJIlGE.

pI.ed LI1o. S,r Jan. 7, 1880.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04
TOWN THRIFT.

Mr.. S. B. Barnes is approaching the
completion of his residence, building inst
north OF the northeast corner of the pub.
lie square.
Messrs. Barnes and Porter have bull,
a partnership house just west of their
res!d nces, in which to store fuel, fee 1.
etc. 1t Is good building and quite
roomy.
Mr.. A. A. Unruh has about ready for
occupancy his new residence. Tt stands
between Mr.. Gleason's and Rev. Mr.
Walkers residences.
H. Ewalt has under way the erection oil
two residence buildings in the east edge
OF town, the distance of block or two
south of the northeast corner of the cor
porate limits. 1t is with pride that we
note the development of that portion OF
Wa-Keeney. No portion of the city is
more desirable for homes.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Mr.. Brown, who has been clerking in
the Wa-Keeney Bank, is about to open an
exclusively-clothing house in Wa-Keeney.
This seems to us to be very reasonable
move. Mr.. Brown will open up in E. L..
Ferris's store room, and he will move
into the new brick building after that is
completed.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

L. E. Stair has placed us under
renewed obligations for the present of a
handsome enameled photograph of our
little daughter, Jessie. Mr.. Stairs work
In this line, as in other lines. is excellent.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Miss Emma Hardness, sister of Mrs.
j. R. Kershaw, started on Thursday to
her home, in York state. She had been
visiting in Wa-Keeney for number of
months
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Mr.. l.. Burg, an extensive man
ufacturer of wagons and buggies at Far.
mington, Iowa, has purchased a large
number of lots in Wa-Keeney, and i.
about to have nice residence built il
the North Addition, a short distance
north of Mr.. Murray's. This house viii
be to rent.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

E. l.. Ferris's new advertisement
shows for itself. He is opening a line of
fine goods, which he intends to sell on
their excellence and cheapness. Be sure
to give him an early call, and see for your
self
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

The business card of Jarvis, Conklin
& Co, inserted at the instance of their
gentlemanly representative at this place,
Mr.. Q. S. Millican, is apt to repay for a
careful perusal those wishing to borrow
money.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

MIR BENZ. Sellers limps yet from the
effect of the piece of freight which he let
fall on the toe portion of one of his feet
q week or two ago.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

DR.. and Mrs. NJ. FL. Farmer arrived
in town by Wednesday evenings train.
They were met at the depo by friends.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

The work of moving inward the
awning posts and cutting down the size
OF the awnings to correspond is well
under headway.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Judge Conger has sold three of his
town residence buildings and locations to
Sam. Klein. The Judge has made some
money out of these properties, and Sam.
will do SO, too, if the boom keeps BOOM
ing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Don't forget our new stock of Ladies'
Oloaks. We have big assortment OF
Newmarkets at very low prices.
406. MARSHALL & UFFoRD.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Mr.. +. d. Wheeler started to New
York state on Wednesday, expecting to
be absent month or so.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Miss Maud Frick is Frustrated with
a malarial attack. Her condition is i'm
proving.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Don't forget the Post meeting this
Saturday evening.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Bell is very sick.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Fail not to attend the Post meeting
this Saturday evening.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

There is scarcity of carpenters in
Wa-Keeney.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

Perfumeries
In Fancy Cut Glass Bottles.
May Bells.
Queen Bess.
Bridal Bouquet.
White Rose.
Wild Olive.
New Mown Hay.
Rose Geranium.
Jockey Club.
Frangipanni.
Maria Stewart.
Extract Wang Wang.
Ocean Spray.
Ess Bouquet.
Hoyt's German Cologne.
Musk. Violet. Lilac.
Hello rope. Cologne
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

DR.. Jones's advertisement, in this
issue, will show for itself. We predict
Tor him satisfactory sales of his holiday
stock OF goods. Our people, in city and
country, are thoughtful enough to appre-
ciate handsome line of goods in the
holiday season. The temptation to pur.
chase will hardly be resisted when the
really low prices and the elegant quality
of the goods are ascertained. This stock
OF goods would be creditable in Topeka.
We open large shipment of Mems
Furnishing Goods this week.
40o. MARSHALL & UFFoRD.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-12-04

The school house clstern is dry again