Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-17
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mtS. SEHiBn0Au lolC l0BL evening tOf
Wells to DO absent about ten days.
NJ. D. Foley. of Reno, came. up last
evening and left on his return this
morning.
The weather turned quite cool yester-
day evening, and last night there was q
pretty hard freeze.
J. D. Abel, Miss Fannie Mayer and
Mrs. Kirke, of Idaho, sister of Mrs.
Abel, left to-day for Fort Halleck.
The Tuscarors stage brought down
yesterday ten bars of North Belle Isle
bullion which was forwarded to San
Francisco by express this morning.
Another car load Of chickens passed
through to-day. Preparations for a
Methodist Camp Meeting must be in
progress somewhere in the golden
west.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited to
every age. They are mild and pleasant
in action. thorough and searching in eff
fect, and, being suga.-coated, are easy
to take. Those pills never fail 10 give,
satisfaction: ~
Boston Transcript:-The wages; of
Gin is death, and, if you will notice It,
there are a great many persons in this
world who seem TO be dreadfully afraid
that they won't earn their wages.
Do mot forget the meeting of citizens
at tho Courthouse next Saturday night,
for the purpose of discussing the pro-
priety Of organizing District Agricul>
tural society in accordance with the laws
OF the State.
There ie law which is intended to
compel parents and guardians to send
children between the ages of 6 and IA
years to school a number of months in
each year. 1t ia the duty of School
Trustees to see that this Law is enforced.
VIM. Carlisle. of Carlin, telegraphed
Coroner Morgan this morning that .
man had been found dead under. sus-
picious circumstances, and requesting
him to come down. No further partic-
u'ars were given. Mr.. Morgan went
down to-day on train No. 8.
A perfectly sound. body and q mind
unimpaired are possible only with pure
blood. Leading medical authorizes in.
dorse Ayers Sarsaparilln a. the best
blood purifying medicine in existence.
1t vastly increases she working and pro-
ductiVe powers of both baud and brain.
A New York dispatch of the 10th in
slant Says: Last night was bad one
for ex-senator Conkling. He slept but
little, and was much afflicted by q bad
cough that disturbed him every few
minutes. He is much prostrated by it,
and this morning is weak and nervous.
A notice elsewhere announces che
bi,th of boy on the LIST of April. We
congratulate friend Samuel on his sue
cess in increasing the population, and
desire to say that tho reason the notice
did not appear sooner is that we were
not aware of the interesting event until
this morning.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton made the
closing speech before tho Women's
Congress recently, and among other
things said she had always looked for
ward to reaching tho gates Of the king
dom Of heaven enfranchised and intro
ducing herself to st. Peter as = citizen
OF America.
Chicago Mai!:-The reason why old
gentlemen are always found on the
front rows Of our theatres, especially
during the light opera season, has been
scientifically explained by an ooulist Of
this city. He states that the use of
opera glasses strains the optic nerves
and in course of time produces blind.
ness.
Silver State Bessie, the daughterlof
G. J. Hillyer, formerly lawyer Of
Virginia City, committed suicide by