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DEATHS.

SECoR.-At the home of its parents, on
Tuesday, August 81, Maggie, the two
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Sec0r. ,..
NEwELL--At the hop,eof its parents
in the township of Brockway, on Tues
day, August 28th, infant child of Ed.
Newell. Cause-cholera infantum.
RIcHARDsoN.-At the residence of
NJ. V. Richardson, oBrockway Centre,
on Wednesday. August Goth, the infant
child of Ed. Richardson. Cause -chol-
era infantum. ~,
SECoR.-At the residence of AL Keeler
Thursday evening last a son of Mrs.
Norman Secor aged | year. We were
in error last week in stating that it
was a son of Mrs. Norman.
SCHEFF.-Ather home in Greenwood,
Wednesday, August 22, the beloved wife
of Fred Scheff, aged Al years. The fu-
neral was held in the Fargo church on
Thursday, Rev. w. II. Flint officiating
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-30

On motion, Gen. Hartsuff was de-
clared the unanimous choice of the
convention. 5. ID. Pace and Edgar
Weeks were then sent out to bring in
Hartsuff and Ayres, who made short
speeches. The following congressional
committee was chosen: f. B. Taylor,
st. Clair; J. W. Seldom, Huron; Alex.
Grant, Macomb; VIM. Dawson, Sanilac;
II. Geer, Lapeer. The convention then
adjourned.
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RnckIen,s Arhlca saIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by c. A. Wells
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-30

Geo. Allen and Hiram Stevens were
in Gagetown, the fore part of this week
visiting friends. They also took the
leading part in base ball matches be-
tween the Unionville and Gagetown
clllhS
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-30
NEW GOODS.
DRY GOODS!

and having had several years ex.
perience we feel confident that we
have selected a stock of goods that
will please our customers and the
trade in general.
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We buy First Glass Goods and sell
them a. sas Lowest Possible Price.

Never before have we been able to
present such complete line of Dry
Goods, such as
SUITINGS in all the latest colors.
DRESS GOODS, great variety
and very cheap.
WASH GOODS of all kinds.
SATINS, Chambry, Ginghams
and Indigo.
In PRINTS, an elegant line.
WHITE GOODS of all descriptions
Bed Spreads, Lace Curtains. En-
broidery; Hosiery and Notions
of all kinds.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-06-10

IN md Assumia; contro. Ola Govern
m n. whose machinery WAS operated ty
u hrndred thousand host 10 subordi-
mates. be mana i,d it. Inexperienced
as be vas. with the easy mastery oi u
veteran.
Never once did he fail to rise to the
needs Of hi, place. The men who had
expected 10 control him found him O
leader. There was no power behind the
throne. Cleveland was President. and
the Administration was his own.
Before last December Mr.. Cleveland
hal proved himself n good President; at
that time lie proved himself u great one.
BY Que splendid stroke OF courage aud
craftsmanship lie lifted his party out Of
its boz OF timil i%uesolution, drove tie
t~irif-itt.ened monopUl eS from the ill.,
.oien, aggressive to the alarmed deteE-
sive. awakened tde people 20 the iufa-
mics they bad been patiently enduring
FOR II quarter OF n century aud marked
the lines of tie coming cnnI aigm beyond
tie power Of sLi.ty politicians to
change.
Standing. therefore. on n vnutige
groIud OF nchie,el r~esults, tie Demo
c:utic party addresses it,el! to that part
of its work which st;ll remains uu-
iuished. The people arv still bur
deued with war tare'. because tue re-
form victory of 1854 did not extend to
all bnIches Of the Government. This
year the victory will he complete, and
FOR The first time in ~tweuty-sevsn years
industry will be able to enjoy its full re-
ward Examiner.
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Convention Notes.

From st. Louis dispatches Of the 9th
instant we clip the following:
The Nevada delegation 10 the st.
Louis Convection orgnuized with j. W.
Dorsey ms Chairman; NJ. G.. Gurrnvhnn,
Committee on Resolutions; George
Ernst, Permanent Organization; j. G..
Fair, Credentials; J. $. Mooney, No.i-
fication; n. II. a. mason, Yico-prcai.
dent Of tho Convention; Il. T. Keatinr.
Rational Committee.
At a meeting OF tho Committee on
Organization last night General Z. A.
Collins, OF Boston. was nominated for
permanent chairman, II. II. InRersoll
was selected without opposition a. the
committees choice for the Conventions
permanent Secretary. Sir, Prince, tenn.
porary Secretary. and al hia assistants.
wrrc retained foT the permanent organi-
cation.
gorgeous parade OF fully 10000 uni.
formed Democrats in procession uas
witnessed last night. Tho procession
STATED at al carly hour, end was still
moving at l0A0 r.. ~.
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INGS.
The Board OF County Commissioner
met Monday, June i;h, and after dis
posing Of the claims presented publish.
ed yesterday, ] transacted the following
business. Present, Messrs H~oneyinnn
and Bird.
The Board having Teen legally no
tifiel TINT OIL the 18th day OF May, 1858,
George Russell and W. L. Smith, sure.
ties oil the official bond OF &. Il. Wise
man as CIupty Cl-rii, filed notice ri
withdrawal rs sureties on snid official
bond, and the said C. b. Wis-mun hav-
ing failed To secure additional bonds rs
required by Law, and having fled his
re,igua.:on rs such County Clerk; on
tisn of C.. Il. Wisemnu Is said County
Clerk bn accepted and tie office Ct
County Clerk Is hereby ieclnr, d vacant;
and oil mot'ou L. y. Stone was up.
poiLtei AZ temporary Clerk Of this
Boarl.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
BIZ Of DR.. A. 3. Mckee for medical
services rendered Mamie Harris laid
over till next regular meeting.
Petition Of Seneca @. Weeks praying
IN he transferred from Signal to Clover
Valley school district granted.
Petition Of Henry Voigt for l 900 feet
OF lnmhor TO be used in Laroille road
district granted.
Two bids for furnishing tho Jail.
Courthouse and Hospital with ice were
openel and the contact. awarded 10
Bartlett Il Ostreicher at S20 per month.
The following reports were received
and ordered filed: Hospital Steward,
Auditor, Jnilor. Sheriff and Assessor.
Official bond of J. G. Lee rs Road
Supervisor OF Tecoma road district ap-
proved.
Ordered that the sum OF $4,000 be
transferred from the Iudigent Fund 10
the o1lhry una.
In accordance with petition file il
1'ns ordered that the RDud Supervisor
OF Elso road district be required t. 10
move tho distinctions placed upon the
ualleck road byJ. +. Birner and Keen
the same open for travel.
Upon motion it was ordered that S.
NJ. Henley bc, and he is hereby author
lied to furnish Mrs. Banks, nm indi-
gent person, with provisions to the
amount Of so and present his bill for
same.
Money in Comfy Treasury counted
and found correct N compared with
Auditors books.
No other business appearing, tho
Bourd adjourned until Tuesday. June
10. 1883.
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S~nERMAN's P~H0SPECTs.

A New York dispatch OF the 9Th in
.stnnf snys:
Murnt finlstead, editor OF the CincIn-
nnti Commercial Guzettc, who IL in this
city, says in regard to the aggressive
Depew boom:
"Mr. Depe'7 is n very popular md ac-
.complished gentleman. Every body
likes HIN. l presume he has no doubt
OF his ability to carry Now York. which
is the great point to begin with. How
over n worry serious question to be con
siderel with his candidacy il whether
che sins Of all the railroads Of the coun.
try shall be VISITED upon him. I don't
know tho business men OF New York.
I know a feeling provnils with the sgri-
.cultnrists Of the West against railroad
influences. but they must no considered.
IL honestly believe, aud nm grnliGcd
20 say, thnt I think John Sherman will
be the candidate. He will go iuto the
convention with over 800 Of tho neces-
cary All votos. Should Sherman not
he nominated think the ticket will be
Ben Harrison Of IDdinna mud William
". Phelps OF New Jersey. An nrgn-
ment. which places them IN front, IL
they represent States which they can
carry. and which Blaine lost IN 1894"
Christopher Il. Mageo Of Pitsburg
wa here yesterday. lie is a del,pute to
tho Chicago Convention. mud prominent
On Pennsylvania politics. 81 shalt Gus,
my vote for Sherman. He will got Mt
least twenty-five vOtos Oh tho frat bal
tot from Pennsylvania, md perhaps
moro. Blaine's withdrawal has added
II Shcrman's streuyh III my State"
sniJ Mr. Magee.
Colonel i. j. Tnge-Roll snid TINT tho
report that no wns 10 nouiiDats Gresh.
.nn is untrue.
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For Sheriff..

"Bchold, the seed time il nj hand.
the harvest viii come Inter" Under
the head of Political Announcement,
1. T.. At%ell. our present Sheriff. SHES
his castor into the political arena ns II
candidate for re election. Mr.. Atwrll
il now serving his soconl term a. Sbvr-
If Of Elko county in which position lac
hns proved himself Il faithful and COM
pctcnt officer, and sh0nll lie be the
choice OF his party for the Office mt the
coming County Convention the oppose
ton will require IL swift nag to pass him
OH the ho:n" stretch, November G, 1888.
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Obituary.

Judge Robbins. notice of whose death
appears elsesLrre, Las been u resident
OF Ruby Valley tor many years where
be served the people acc-!t.tly a. JUS
tice Of the Peace. We have Gten nj l.
to learn but lite "f his asst history,
but it i, known that lie was one of tue
a~rsonauts who was en,ly attracted to
the Land OF Gold and followed the tide
Of emigrat' ON which poured into Cali
faFnia in 10 and 80. In tie early
history o! Saa F:anri,co NIr. Robbins
acted in the capacity o! stage carpenter
i'll the old M-tropJl:tsu Theatre, .aui
Was also n prominent memher Of The
Fire Department OF San Francisco
beng one OF the brave ire ladi! : oi en-
CINE No. II. .Aiter leaving G l~forniI
he dTifted - Nevada of which St.t, he
became Il permanent, a. well a. IL prom.
inrrt. resident engaged in agricultural
pursuits which occupation i'll connection
with his o%itic", lie followed up to the
tiu!e OF his death.
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AS soon IA the House passed tho bill
rcYiYirg tho title OF General Of the
Army, the b,li WAS sent {, tho Enrol.
ling Clrrk. and in ten minuto4' time
Tts oil it's way 10 the White House.
Tho President sigucd 1t NJ once md
sent to tlic Senate the nomination Of
General Sheridan 10 be Gouelul Of tho
Army. Tho SepaIc Immediately ven,
into executive session anil confirmed
the appointment. II is the quickest
ease on record. less Than two hourI hny.
ing elapsed between tho time 1t was
taken up in tho House aud when thu
Senate passed IL.
Whom the commission OF tho Prssi.
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SENSATION At EATTEI:
si1ISyiIT.

The nin~c-ycar.ClI daughter Of d. ".
MclItyIc. OF Battle Mountain. has been
cros---yed for several .eurS. Last
week tie took Le- & DR.. Prentice, the
eye specialist. who made the eyes per
fectly straight in less tLaa half n min
Uie. The LILLE girl said she suffered
no pain. Her parents Were delighted
AMI tAose WHO witnessed tie operation
Were astuuisL-i at the skill Of ;he
doctor. DR.. Prentice viii be in Exc
June 9th i lytI, Saturday nLd Sunday
only.
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II the Ilare for the National Couycn-
ton ~er- to De- selected now, probably
Saa Francisco would Ue chosen without
II dissenting voice. Certainly ST. Louis
" u!d not get n v"'e ! c.ty whose
laws compel q man bitten by n rattle
spNko OH Sunday to die in agony. and
whose hotels charge delegates $50 a day
for board. has no right to pretend to
compete with the hospitality Of Snn
Francisco. Cur h~oteI-keepcrs agreed to
sign m irnnciad contract binding them.
selves not to mise their regular rates i'll
case the convention came here. In
1892 tue National COMMITTEES will be
wiser. The Examiners local reporters.
inI,en1 Of its trIrgr!phic correspond.
ents. will probably describe the nomi-
nation Of Cleyrlund's succ essor - Ez-
amiucr.
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illinois Judicial Election.

A Chicago dispatch OF the 9Th instant
says:
Elections were ho'h throughout Hi.
nois yesterday for judges of the SUI
prcme Court. The returns. which are
nearly all in. show that the R,pullcnu
candidates, David J. Brke-, jacob -
wilkins, Jos. NJ. Bailey and BE j. y
MagrUger were elected in the Fir>t.
Third. Six and Seventh Districts. md
John NJ. Schaltiell, Democrat. the pre-
ent incumbent, III the Second District.
This makes the Supreme Bench Of ILL
nois Republican.
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Reno Gazcttc:-Ine t,inl Of Charles
G'Hf. Gccu,ci Of the murder Of Joseph
Shluran a. iii. Gnlenr mine. near
Stcumb mt Springs. on tie 9Th of April
Inst. ended Saturday night in the &C.
Init;nl o! the defendant. The result: of
the t:iaI WAS not unexpected. nni gives
general Satisfaction. According !, tue
tcst:mor y no other ,erirt, in the opin.
ion Of tho.e who have taken an Interest
iii the trial, could have been rendered
amt justice done.
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THE ST. Lows CONVENTION.

ESPECIAL To The INDEPENDENT
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2.-Californ;a
and Nevada inargunted an enthusiastic
Thurman boom. Other candidates
friends hopeless and resigned. Pacific
Coast and incoming delegations solid
for Cleveland aud Thurman. The Int
.ter will accept il nominated.
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80,
""' "T "h,'"'" w ''''"" H''''
"S d" 49, ~
90" 81
'"''' !'"'7 "'" OPP ~ Ih,'' ana Nlh
serve " limited number OF murcs.
DESgElPTION:-Enio Is . heavy
no.. ,ov.,r,l i,,., .oI, ,i,o.l..,l.,I
t'0u" "''' "'cN' h''''E '"ah' ana t":l'
goo" limbs '"'! Hnck. has H:"'m with
out defect, 'sn hight strawberry roam
and j. dr~c"rd."t Il dapIle gray stock
Of the Target aud best str.lui IN tho
limited 81 ,t,s
-,
N"'" WIS S'''i ny "'P'
i4e gay hiincit No. ",i-j, whose
weight was i.sGO pounds. HIS dam
wns Iiu,. "A rr,y rnr. v.,.i,,, ! ga,
,r,,i. ill.,
i '"' -! '"'i'o''ci "'t" "'llI"
gay LprIct No. 1871, weight 300
pounds. Dam Of Pima was l!ulH", II
gray mare w.iphlnr I.spo ,,rrl, u.,.
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dent making Sheridan General Of tue
Army WAS taken to the GeLeinl's house,
lie VAS sieepip; quietly. but ~h.n be
a=oks lis wife handed him the COM
mission. lie looked up gladly and
said: .'weli. dear. it is the best tonic
We hav. had yet" aud that he SPOKE
the tiutI was evident from his actions
late- 10 be General of the Army has
been the dearest wish of Sherid.n's
heart,
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ESPECIAL TO THE INDEPENDENT

ST. Louts. No., June G.-Daniel
D~ougheIty, Of New York, n magnificent
Iontor and elocationi,t, nominated
Grover Cleveland for President. Nc
KenSie, Of Kentucky, in a brilliant
speech seconded the nomination, which
WINS also seconded by Georgia, Michi-
gan, Texas aud other States. After an
hours widest enthusiasm and excite
ment Cleveland was unanimously nom.
mated by the Convention. Twelve
Thousand excited people shouting them
solves hoarse rendered the scene one of
unparalleled enthusiasm. After the
vnst audience had exhausted itself and
the spontaneous outburst OF. enthusiasm
had partially subsidized, the Convention
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning when the Vice President will
be nominated.
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UOliGl TO STAR CLIO.
TER And RUBY VAL
LEY HORSGiiEiI.
The following Stations vii stand ut
On~.- hate s~n.ou oii-N-:
NA ~.

\ full blood Standardization No.
1866.
observation-disclosures - II
hands high. " dnprIr gray, proud siir-
itci. Tausy stallion, giIts feet. weigh
nov 1913 pounds. has FIJI, csuIc live
cy", proud arch lock, st5ous hi-h iGr&,
high III front. GOO! breast. broul. Hat
bore III - aud ine action.
PEDIGEEH: C ,mjot-t vaS sired -
Keno no. 1870. dan pi-Inu 80. I.-ui,
nnd "ns bred hy +. VI A'nn>, %! N.r-
mnl, Illinois. is recorded ~ Va. 3,
page 40, National irg'-'c. If rIca.A
DRAFT Hons.
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Ridiculous.

In 1884 Thurman md Cleveland a. II
Presidential ticket would have looked
well. In 1889 Cleveland nnd Thurman
M n Presidential ticket would look ri.
diculons.- Reno Gazette.
Yes, 10 Republicans. So much 30
that thtir chances npain,t such a COM
binntion nrc Ro riiiculously sbnll ms TO
bc invisible TO tho naked eye. Yes, n
Cleveland md Thurman tiokc. looks ri.
dicul0us; awfnIly rihicnlons.
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The Bellevue lidnhol Herald has the
following personal of - well.knowu chnr-
meter h~ercaAout>: Tie Herald office
this morning nccivcd a call from q \.
Davy, who .ayS 20 rcnrrsrut. Il tel girn
called "A New CAIisfinnity." When
A,Eei rs t. how his T / gion took he IT,
l!iej: ''W,ll; SLOW. The troahle is,
Won see. tArie i, too much ether religion
about; tao country and too Little Of
mlue."
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This celebrated woman passed
through in her special car ut noon to-
dry, and while the train stopped for
dinner tho jersey Lily for n few mo.
mcnts laid aside her dignity and TOOK n
stroll, attended by two gentlemen u
Of whom was supposed TO DO Freddie,
as far as tho Express Office. Tho gen.
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United Stnics Marshal Kelly pissed
west OF his return from Eureka, where
hc had arrested thTso mon. 1lolrit
Bailey and Nelson and Andrew TUFTS.
for fencing the public domain. The n1-
legged Offenders were examined nj Eur.
cka, md tho Tufts were discharged. ii
having been shown that thoy were limo.
cent, and Bailey vas held To answer be.
fore the United States Court ut Carson
vita hill fi1"d Mt S2,OJO.--I Silver State.
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For ON five yraIs ME. Lewis +.
Johnson. Of Battle Mountain, has been
sloYly growing drn! from tie Effects
Of cIia.rh. Last week he visited DR..
l'rrniic" who .e tered him t. hearing
~ that lac cgu!i distinctly h,ara watch
tick. Or. Pr. uticr will be in Elko un
June 3;h X lotl, Saturday aui Suadry
uuiy.
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Tl,E .DEmUCuATIc, LEASEn,

Grover Cleveland, with bis inatchlcss
1etor,l md his brilliant promise. s,aLds
before the county ms tho choice OF tho
Detnoo hiio po ~ for it's highest honor.
lie 10 uc longer au unttied man. For
more than three years he has guided tho
national yolicy prmly, tkilliaUy and
safely. "A; hos been equal 10 syeIy do.
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Having purchase! "i brown & Hos
kins their interest III tho Undertaking
business, l nln now prepared To ~.ttsi,i
TO al. calls in tba: line. lwh also Mt
tend to Il c repairing and uphol.tcriug
Of Furniture. e'c. Sh"? on Commrrc!.i
street, rex; doJr to Brown & lIUakiua'
old stand.
Co. y. I. PETEE.oS.
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a ON OF
MINES.

T'HE TAXES on TUE rnoCrrps OF.
! inin'H Of Eik" county FOR THO puaiior ori.
Ing Nhrrh II. iEss. brr E"g due and rsynilc,
NIL The law Nth fcghTd 10 thor collection
will b" strictly Enforced.
4. ". HESsOS.
County Assessor.
Elko Nevada. Juno I. 1919.
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=. 4. =
AGENT for tie


I'M rHCc IlCftInf,
With which "a substantial fence cnu L.,
made ON the ground Fry rapii.y and s:
slight cost. The machine - light aud
ror.ttlr, aud wItIi 1t il fence cau Ls
male OF any kind of picl.e,s with nry
sized wire, !som tc'c-=tpE. to ~. &c.
using ANY mum'rr of STRANDS from two
t ti:c. The machine aui ~ s.u.lle ot
~ work nay be- seen =:
LAWRENCE EAIROTS' SALOON.
\ cordial luvIt .tiOu IL extended !, all -
e~HaiHiue tL.s machine aud its work.
IA LHu.TEou,
ly.tt
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LATER.

ST. Louis, No., June 5.-Coaven-
tion assembled at IL o'clock, noou, to-
day. Stephen IL. White was made
Temporary Cbairmap. After the APP
pointment OF the usual Committees the
Convention adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow. Ills n forogone conclusion
that the nominees will be Cleveland
aud Thurman.
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ST. Louis, Mo. Ilay 5.-Stepheu II.
White OF the California delegation va
selected by the National Committee, ct
their meeting last night. rs Temporary
Chairman Of the Convention. Cleve-
land and Thurman VIII be the uomi-
nees.
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D7'
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VIcE-PuEsIDENT
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
OF OHIO.

This is the banner under which the
Democratic party will march TO victory
M the 9th day OF November. 1883,
Thurman having been nominated mt ST.
Louis to-day amid-t the mot unbound
ell enthusiasm. The entire unauimity
which characterized the proceedings o.
the St. Louis Convention in the nomi-
nations both for President and Vice
president forecast the triumph of the
ticket in the coming caDpnign.
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CIeyciaad'h Souuinaiiuu.

a Washington dispatch of tie 9th in-
slant suys:
Tic entrance Of tie page with tie
bulletin was the signal for n general
rush Of Democratic Congressman to see
tue news. When the bulletin uuuourc-
lug Cievrlaud'- nomination WAS Received
Sunset Cox. with true dramatic instinct,
Lad it read frGin tic Clerks desk. Tie
ANNOUNCEMENT was the signal for wild
applause, which was kept up loud nuO
long. Democrats one and all Inflated
their lungs and yelled till they were
hnarsc. Quite n number of lsepujIi,
cans jo:nei il tie shouting. letting lly
such taumt' ~ You cant Win With
Cleveland md free trade
At the W.iite House the news came
over Il private wire. prt in for the pur
po&c. MIA W - taken b. Colonel Lamont
t. Ir. Cleveland. in tho East Room,
vi ere hun ed, gath rad t. congra;u
late him.
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The following is an Official stat meut
of the bills allowed by the Board Of
County Commissioners at the meeting
OF June j., 1855:
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eral expression Of those who saw her *
that there are irauy :uore beautiful
women than Mr.. LtuStiy.
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The finest stock. tho best vnrinIy md
latest styles of Wallpapers can be found
at Rcinhatt'G. who has Just received al
inmcnsc shipment from tho East.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-06-10
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is admitted t. be- The best. md hence
ia" chrap'Ft, unlhina oycr introduced
for building II trorg md durable fcnc,
III III" field. The %:sp IL stretched tho
tuIi length Of the fell. any e,sod wiro
can he used; my size, length or style of
picket can TOO Giol; anyone con operate
1t; IT Is inHdo of the bot mnsorinls md
viii last n lifetime; In nhoIt IL mnkca n
fence practicnl for NIL purpnpra, comLim.
iDg the elements Of strength. symmetry,
saving OF labor. protection 10 crops.
perfectly available for stock purposes
for The farmer, md proof against rabbits
nnd poultry for nur4orymcn. gntInots,
"nl vine growers. null, above ali, "a
ichco that can bu mn,lo nj n cost TINT
brings II within the reach Of all.
Tho machine. With n snmplo of ia
work. can DO gocn nt my ranch ncnr
Fort Iiallock, md a cordial invitation is
extended to the public 10 investigate.
Having been appointed ogcn, for Flko
county | nm TO- prepared to I'LL orders
for tho machine.
Correspondence guiioitcd,
Jous ". DonsEY.
Font liaiic,k, Nov.