Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-05-06
Eroui Fridays Daily.
nALAAGUNDI.

IS. -tthmil, OIL Wells, spent yester'
day in town.
JIM. Mateer came down from Tus.
carora yesterday aud went out to j. d.
Atel's ranch to-day.
Ben Payne came up FROM White Pine
county on q visit to his fumily. and will
return in II few days.
Miss Belle Henderson arrived last
might from San Diego. California, where
she spent the Wiuter.
Another fine shower. iuteriningled
with hail. just enough to lay the duS:
visited this loanlity this morning.
Mike Cottrel'. one Of the victims OF
the accident last Monday, does not i'm
prove much and there 8 ems to be little
GLANCE for his recovery.
Mrs. j.. b. Craishend is taking the
School C,nsus in this district. We
learn that there will be n slight decrease
from last year III the number Of pupils
enrolled.
The INDEPENDENT is under obliga-
tons TO Warren Lodge No. Is, A. o.
U. W., Curlin. for u complimentary card
Of admission to the Fourth Annual Ball
Of the Order, which takes pluce to.
night.
As mn n~nodyne eIpectorant, Ayers
Cherry Pcct"rni is prompt in its action.
1t checks the advance of disease. alInys
all tendency to inflammation and con
sumption, and speedily restores health
to the afflicted.
Do not fail to attend the primaries
tomorrow afternoon, for the election of
delegates to the Stats Convention. A
full vote should be pol!ed. Polls will
be opened at Ju tice Morgan's Office at
i'o'clock T.. N.
Mike Martin, OF Wells, has been mp
pointed Real Master on this division OF
the Railroad TO take tho place Of p.
Hansen who vas injured in the accident
last Monday, and who is now Mt the Sac
ramentp Hospital.
The Chicago wretch who attempted
to outrage his daughter, and killed his
wife because she iutsrfered, will proba-
bly, be cleared by some sharp lawyer on
the insanity Plea. aud the said 8. |. will
then suddenly jnmp into prominence as
q shining legal luminary. e.
by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla,
elasticity of step. b~uoyancy OF spirits,
and the bloom Of health. may be re-
stored to the system which has become
e%nfeebled with disease. The best vital
iz-r and blood purifier is Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Sold by all druggists. Price Is.
Reno Journal President Cleveland
WIS personally acquainted with Mr..
Fuller, nnd before appointing him Chief
Justice had rendered him the positions
OF Solicitor General, Civil Service Com
missioner, member Of tho Inter-State
Commerce Commission, all Of which he
declined.
Two ~FrencLman 60 out to fight about
q lady. and Hre satisi,d i'll their honor
when one gets n little hole mnde in his
skin. Two Mississippinus disagree
about mailing n paper, md chase each
other around n troo with reyolvers until
both fall dead. In the march Of civil
cation Franco Lays q It'll. yet.
OF tho MrKanIa3s Speciality Com
pany. which will give an entertainment
ut Freeman Hall next Wedn Sday even
ing. the Reno Gazette says: The bIc-
kanliss specially company appeared
last evening to n small but appIccintive
audience. Altogether the company is
superior to many OF the pHIe-face COM
binntions on tho road"
John l.. Sullivan il no doubt n great
slogger but whiskoy can down him any
time, as il did in Boston last Tuesday
night. II. usei his great strength in
holding up n lamp post for n while but
finally landed in Tie staiion-huuse
where no addressed the Sergeant in
drunken accents: "D'ye know ME?
l mn John l.. Sullivan and can lick any
mnn living"
Examiner:-Tlre California Republi.
cnn platform points with pride to the
"fulI.fe1 American workinsnnu." In
the mills md factories of Massachusetts,
for instance, where TO earn a bare sub
stance the operative has TO jump around
for twelve hours q dny ms IL II M With
n pistol Were after him. Or In rich and
plentcously ''prctccted" Pennsylvania,
where - cents a day rewards tho digger
in the conl fields.