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merit of only per cent. ovei
Monday. The New Orleans future market
is nearly points lower than on MONDAY,
and the dealing here has had an appearance
Of fatigue during the entire day. January
sold at the opening nj 10. ~. but the demand
was freely met and the decline 10 100, al
most uninterrupted. The southern markets
continue TO offer freely, although Whining
ton. Norfolk, Galveston, and Mobile are re-
ported I-lJ higher. Private cables
from Liverpool say that the decline
there was due 20 the resale Of future
contracts held by spnners against
their prospective consumption. a telegram
from Northern Texas says: Cold rains prevent
opening Of boIs and materially affect quail
ity. Majority Of open cotton has been gath
cred. Receipts are on more moderate
scale. The bureau reports. due on the 10Th
instant. IL not expected b.. advance any esti-
mate Of the CROP and is regarded as about
discounted without further support from
Liverpool. Many people think the gener.
ally bearish sentiment OF the south VIII
again assert itself in lower prices"
Futures closed 10 points lower. sales
III. 800 bales. Receipts at ports to-day esti-
mated at 5000. spot cotton Is firm at
lOLc. for middling uplands with sales OF
32s bales 10 spinners. ClO-ngs: November,
f0.03Mi0.o4: December, i0.0sMl0.V9: Janu-
airy, l0.os@lo.m; February, lo.lt@ lo.l. !;
March, I0.24@10.2j; April. 10.33@ 1914;
May, 10.4lM 1872; June, 10isW 1913; July,
l0.5i@ 1850; August, io.51@ 1879.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady 4;
middlins uplands, 5s1d. Sales, 1900 bales.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

| RICHMOND. VA, November G.-Sa1es o
tobacco at auction on Change to-day wer'
light.
Private sales reported TO the secretary t.
day: Wrappers, IL bogsheads: filters,
hogshead smokers, hogsbeads; sun
cured y hogsheads. Total sales reported
10 the secretary to-day, ~ hogsheads.
Office OF the Tobacco Inspector reports
to-day: Inspections, bright. 80 hogsheads
dark. 10 hogsheads; Western. Is hogsheads
Reinspcctions, bright, 50 hogsheads; dark
| I hOgsheads.
FARMERS, Wilson's sheli1rne's. Sea
brooks, Crenshaw's, Sh0ckoe. Blanchard's
DavcnpOrt's, Planters and Merchants
Centre, Allegheny and Myers warehouse,
report 63 hogsheads, tierces and box de
liyered to-day.
Office OF the Collector Of the United state,
Internal Revenue reports collections for ths
city Of Richmond to-day as follows: Ia,
paid, cigars and cigarettes, $Gi6.10; tObac-
COS. 2.5S3. lG: special. sl.2O Total colIec
tons for city to-day. $3,1sl.cG.
Registered Mt the Tobacco Exchange: j
;. Gilliat and j. u. 6 Hat. London, Eng.
The Durham Globe Of the 9th instant
says:
The leaf tobacco market continues very
active. with fair breaks. and we expect
larger breaks for the next few days. We
have had some favorable days for handling
the weed. and the farmers show n very de-
cided disposition to sell. The great bulk OF
the crop will have been marketed Mt an
earlier day than usual, provided the wealth.
er continues favorable for getting the weed
ready for market.
The Richmond tobacco market was quiet.
owing to the election excitement, but the
sales that were made indicated that the
strong feeling on wrappers continues un-
abated. {. Mel.
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TUE sTANDARD-BRRO lsmd- BooL

THE STANDARD-BRED Stud Book
i No. 1f2i) tR0TfiNG STALLION ELY
SIAN ABBA LLAH VIII make tho Season o
$500 at Oak Lawn fkilby's Station, r.. 4.
y. X. r., Hanover county. on the following
trms: $50 for the season, payable invariably
at time Of service, with 81 TO the groom.
ELYsIAN ABDALLAH wns ioaicd I'm 1874
the property OF Charles :. Dole. Esq o
Crystal lake. Illinois. and IL entered In Wal
laee's stud RoOk as Sf0ridnrd Bred. with the
number 112l. He was got by Lakeland Alb
dnllsh, he by Rysdyk's Ilambleton'an out OF
Enehantrsss, which makes him fUu brother
10 Harold, the sire Of MAUD y, record
2:oss<. The dam OF EIysian AbdallRh Is the
mare Rowing Nellie. by Cassius NJ. Clay, (Stra-
dsrs) better known as being the dam Of
Lambrlno Boy, record 2:26i5, the grand sire OF
the great three-yt al -old Stallion XIELLE,
record 2.l2, Ills SECOND dam IA by Berthunc.
1896; third dam by Rather 1000: fourth dam
by imported spread Eaglc.
The BREEDING, therefore, OF this fine
horse Is emphaiicaliy az sdQr. fis sire 10
by the same horse that got Volunteer. George
strathmore. Aberdeen. Sentinel. ThOrndals,
&C, and the sire Of his dam is also the sire
snd gfandslfs ola long array Of Irotters and
Trottng stations, such as Harry Clay, En-
vOy. Post hoy. Durango, Kentucky clay,
American Clay, ana many others ~ blgn
standard. Through tho Bofthune mare he
gets q cross Of the Lady Stout blood. He Is
Jet black in color, fine size. and though sly
lsh and spirited IN scilon is OF the tindest
and most tracfnble temver thaf would be
possible to ind IN any horse, and especially
In a stallion. special rates made until Jan
nary LIST 1sDO. GO 27-i0t.
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NEW YORK, November G.-Flour closed
steadier: fine grades, winter, s2.3s@$2.5o
Southern dull and unchanged. Wheat
steady; spot sales No. red s3@Sic.; No
?. red winter, November, s3I4c. Corn steady
spot sales No. ., mixed, aga eye; No
,, mixed, November, 425sc. Oats iirIner.
spot sales No. I, white, 33c.; No. 2 mixed
November 2Gl<c. Pork dull inspected
mess. sil.2j@sll.j0. Lard weak; Novcm
Der, sG.34. sugar-Raw nominal; refined
i7zc.: powdered, nc; graduated, 65kc
Cofee-spot lots steady; fair Rio cargoer
100
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New York Cotton Market.
49, Tal1Hrsnb

New YORK, NOVEMBER 6.-Messrs. Hub
hard. Price < Co. in the circular say
The bullish tendency Of the Live-Dool mar
ket was evident yesterday, when: In the
absence OF adyices from this side, the mar
ket there advanced two points. The gain
was further increased to-day by another
two points advance, making total i'm.
proyement over Monday OF Lied: Spot
sales 1900 bales; middliugs, sgd. 0ur
market, however, failed TO respond, and the
apparent lack Of faith In stoSies OF crop
damage reacted upon the closing
here, being easy n up improve
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Natures GEestiHg 10 the Afflicted.
PLUMMER
BROMINE ARSENIC WATER.
CURES WITHOUT TIE U ( or nkU-
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBEs II AM
KNOWS IT'S VALUE.

After the discovery and introduction Of the
waters OF the celebrated Healing Spring OF
Ashe county, n. c.. boder and "A much
more strongly impregnated spring OF water
was found higher up the valley on the lands
Of Major j. c. Piummer.
For Blood Diseases, Cancerous Affections.
all kinds OF Diseases Of the skin, Pimples,
3iOtchcs, EOughnOss, SaiiOwncss. Mole and
bad Complexion. ladies who. from loss OF
rest, over-exertion, and too much dissipa
tiOn, become langCid and blase. will find the
Plummer Bromine Arsenic Water great
boon and Tcstorer OF freshness. Sufferers
with Dyspepsia. Indigestion. or any stomach
or Kidney Troubles, will find the Plummer
Bromlne Arsenic Water gives immediate re-.
lief. how the analysis OF the PIummer Bro
mine Arsenic Water TO your physician and
ask him will IL help YOU.
our leading cOcfois are prescribing this
wonderful water ana n ceiving the bert re-
suits from It's action. IL is daily growing in
favor with the medical fraternity, md the
demand for the water Is rapidly Increasing
In tho near future the ilummer BrOmine
Arsenic Water Will become The slealing
Healing Water OF the world for all Blood,
Stomach. Kidney. and Skin Diseases.
WHAT THE "PLUMMER BROMiNE ARSE
NC" WATER HAS DONE FOR A RICH
MOND LADY. AND WHAT SHE SAYS
ABOUT IT.
being a great sufferer from Indigestion,
and being unable tO cat either fruit or vcge-
tables, on making my trouble known 10 Dr.
LandOn Is. Edwards he advised me TO use
Plummer Bromine Arsenic Water know
ing my regular physician. Dr. Hunter Ne
CURE had prescribed the same water
procureg case OF the Plunmer Bromne
Arsenic Water. and am glad 10 say when
using this water could cat anything, fruits
and vegetables included. and my skin while
using the water was clear and free rom
Pimples. BlOtches. and letter, which always
came when eating fruits without drinking
plummer BrOmine Arsenic Water. | gladly
give my testimony 20 the value Of Plummer
Bromine Arsenic Water for aiding digestion
ana cleaning and purifying the skin.
see that you get the Plummer BrOmlnc
Arsenic Water from Ashe county, y. &,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Md, November G.-Cottor
quiet; middling, Zoe. Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat-Southern firm; fultz
7S@S5c; Longberry, I4Msfc; No. :, 1910
Sic; steamer, 100 1Gc; Western iirmer; No
winter red, spot, and November. sea
s0ilc. Corn-Southern dun; white, iO@ I4c.
yellow, 400 NE; Western easy; mixed,
spot aud November, 40L@H4c. Oats quiet
and firm; Southern and Pennsylvania, 25W
25lzc.; Western, white, 2S@29l4c.; Western
mixed. 21W21Lc.; graded, No. ,, white
z9@29kc. Rye steady prime 70 choice,
54M 55c. Provisions steady, Petroleum
quiet; refined, S7.3j.. Coffee steady; Rio
.argoes, fair, l9c. sugar unchanged; \
soft, 7c.; copper nominal; refined, lO1zc.
Whiskey quiet at Sl.lO.
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Chicago Markets.
lBy Telegraph

CHICAGO, November 6.-Wheat opened
fairly active. Corn firm. Provisions ane
oats dull. Closings: Wheat-Noyember
79.c.; December, s07sc.; January, SO1zc
Corn November, Ne; December, 3l1zc..
January. 3lH@8Hc. Oats-Noyember
lsIc.; December, 1870; January, 1850
POrk-November, $3.50; year, $S.S7i5; Jan
uary, S9.l2%. Lard-November, Sj.S2h
year, $3.50; January, ,5.S28. short ribs
November, sj.O21S; January, si.72'z; May
SIg2iI
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Cincinnati Markets
lBy Telegraph

CINCINNATI, November, 6.-Pork-Regr-
lar, SiO@Sl0.50: family, sll.25. Lard
Kettle-dried 6,I@6s.c. Observation-Disclosures
sides. $500. Whisky-Sales, 1881 barrels
finished goods on the basis of$i.os per gall
Ion for high wines.
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NEW YORK, November G.-Reading was
the weak stock to-day, while nearly all
others were strong. and the trusts found
friends. The liquidation in the trusts has
been enormous, and one Of them. the cotton
oil, goes back to the old way of doing bust
ness-cOrporated life. The coal roads have
had a hard ven; very bad one, and the
weakest Of them, like Reading, must suffer.
As we have repeatedly written, the close Of
navigation sees rates advanced all around.
The dull and irregular market for the last
six weeks. and the liquidation in the trusts
have been an exceedingly good thing for the
street. Instead Of a sudden and panicky
drop, we have had a gradual slump, which
has hurt a few. but not the many. The air
is al the clearer for the coming bull cam
paign. Money is working easier, and every
thing getting into shape where the leaders
can make a very handsome advance.
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New York Financial Market.


by leltslipu.
NEW YORK, November 6.-Money closed
at per cent, the lowest rate; highest per
cent. Exchange steady; posted rates, 4si =
q 1856; actual rates, 1909 4Sl for sixty
DAYS, and 800 is5l4 for demand. Govern
ments steady; currency Us, ll7z bid; As
coupons, III bid; as do. 1857 bid.
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WEST END
LaMi& Improvement Coy
OHoe Of Agency; Over Moro rants
Matt MAJ Bank, Corner Main and
Eloventh Streets.


PrNs NhS fttfooiN6 TO BttLfs
Persons We nting 90 acquire homes Tor "a en-
Selves in an Ilvrosing locality. where eva '
dollar Invested wi i increase. will do well f'
examine the prop, rites Of this company,
which viii bo m atkod by sign boards. poste|
upon each tract Of land. and pl"ts can be seen
al the ONCE OF The age cy, over the Mer-
GIANTS National Bank. 'orner Main ana
Eleventh. streets.
Ine company Will make spec ~i terms WIN u,
ieiNts desiring 10 build. and 70 al SuVn WI
''"1 MY per cent. 'hcSalue Of INC 'o' a"'
'-lIoF'Acnts at 20 ut. on LON ''"'V'
ne properties were acs. J.red at pri, w "uo"
w" tne present market value. andt ""
l-i' Can asord TO eel on reasonable ten Vs'
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO ROGERS. Secretary.
Jap II
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HE siE tOlkl Of AfBtAL- Al RICH-
MOND, OCTOBER I'd. 1889.
'"h L. Appellant
against
j. Mabeie appellee.
Upon an appeal from decree pronounced
Dy the Circuit Court Of the county q Nor
cumberland y. The I'd OF October, isss. In a
suit In which the appellee was plaintiff and
the appellant was defendant.
The object OF the petition filed in this cause
10 TO have the said decree of the Circuit Court
OF Northumberland county. OF the "a OF Oc-
tober. 1855. reviewed and reversed by the
supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia.
And IL appearing by the return OF the
sheriff OF tlsc county OF Northumberland OF
The process Issued 10 answer said appeal that
the appellee, j. Mabellc Fallin Is not resi-
dent OF the state OF virginia, she n required
70 appear here on the 5th day OF November.
1889, after due publication Of this order in
The DAILY TIME-. newspaper published In
the city Of Richmond. once a week for four
weeks. and answer said appeal. and do what
Ia necessary TO protect her interest therein.
A copy-Teste:
GEORGE X. TAYLOR. c. c.
JoHs CRrTcHsR, for appellant. Cc3 Th5w
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a Wonderful Cure Louisville,
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY. December "a. 1880.
thereby certify that three bottles OF Hun
nicut's Ehpumatic euro cured my wife per-
fectly well tn four weeks time, after being
confined TO the house f'r six months with q
severe attack OF muscular rheumatism. IL Is
certainly most wonderful cure,
UNDERWOOD,
CITY Ticket Agent j. ". & l. X. r., $. w. cor
ner Third and Main streets.
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NJ. IIENEY RocHgfoRT has come to this
conclusion, since his recent visit to England.
that "of all the nations on the earth the
English alone are fitted for liberty"
THE Edinburgh Scotsman tells the fol-
lowing. As everyone is talking about the
latest development Of the Eiael Tower in
London, n correspondent called upon the
railway baronet on Tuesday morning at the
lharing Cross Hotel, TO ask him for the
latest tip about the tower. "Well, there is
not much fresh 10 toll you except that we
have bought one site and are in treaty for
two others, but cannot tell you where, A.
you know, we are going to give two prizes
OF 800 and 30 gllineas for the best and Sec
ond best designs for the tower, and compel.
TORS can have specifications on November
/. The designs must show tower Of 200 feet
high, which Is 200 feet higher than the Eiffel."
IT II TO he permanent tower y 'Of
course, and not for amusement alone; for
scientific purposes venture to think 1t will
be useful; astronomy, meteorology, and
hen think how pleasant II would be to be
able TO lunch today In . clear, blue sky,
ay shove the lOg,"
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PRE- STON WIN.
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. g Governor Street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. 60

at Ia wonderful that from the bosom Of
Mother Earth flows streams for the healing
OF her chlldren.-S. A. q. r.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE


Reported by &. W. Branch a. Co., bankers
and brokers', No. I'LL Main street.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. VA, November 6, 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-5,632 bushels.
COrn-7jO bushels.
Rye-50 bushels.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Country Produce.

Reported by Spratley e. Overbcy, Commits
ion Merchants, 1905 Cary street.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Wheat-Whte. 900 bushels very good On
private terms. Longbcrry, l,200 bushels
very good on private terms; 200 bushels
prime at SSc. Mixed. 600 bushels very good
on private terms. shortberry, 81 bushels
prime at Sc; % bushels very good at Sc. 4;
600 bushels very good on private terms
lI6 bushels good at SIC; l12 Bushels good
at s3c.; 30 bushels fair at Toe; 81 bushels
common at at Gjc. Total sales Of wheat,
,, 200 bushels.
Corn-white, $50 bushels very good at
Itc
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA. In VACATION. IN
y The CLERKS OFFICE OF THE sU-
IRENE COURT OF APPEALS AT RICH
MOND, OCTOBER ID. 1889.
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alker horse-shoes, -; muIes, 80,
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Etc.

Concentration, per barrel, sl.35; Rosen.
dale, si.as 70 $40; James River, .$l.2j to
$3.50.
Lime Rockland. per barrel, si.10 to
,l.lj; Anchor, Sl.O5; Ryerton, 500; 81
Virginia lines. 0jc. 10 81,
Piaster-Lump. 81; ground, $3.50 TO 81,
Calcined plaster, l.6J to Sl.75.
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.

Genera. Agents, Richmond, Va.
1907 MAIN STREET. OPPO. POSIOFFICE.
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COTTON REPORT

Market firm.
QuOtdtions.- Middlins, 1C4c.; low mid.
ding, 91.c.; good ordinary, SIC.
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Hay, Oats and straw.

HaV-No. l Timothy, per ton. 1880 q
Sii: No. ,, Sl2 TO $l3; mixed, 50 to $ll
Virginia clover, 81 10 sli.
Odts-Baled, 81 10 SIP.
ShuckS--iSaled, 81 20 Zoe.
Compressed, 100 pounds, - Il
4Oc.; loose, pressed, large bales, ~ TO 45c,
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Lumber, slaves, Etc

Lumbcr-White oak, per ! 900, $40 to SIS
yellow pine. framing timber, 50 to $40 per
1900; boards, s. to so; poplar, West Viz
ginia, No. /, $50; No. 2, s2j; No. 3, sac.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-01
For sale.

One span work horses; work double
or single; weight, twelve hundred
pounds each; one set double harness,
new; ono spring wagon; one Boss cart
aud ono single harness, nearly new.
Terms easy. ...
100 I'm. L. r.. MoRaAN.
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Cattle ana Hhsop.

The Rsno Gazette says: Nevada IL
last bscoming sheep State. The de-
preston in the cattle market has hHd .
tendency TO drive many Of the smaller
and SONS Of The larger dealsra out Of
the business while Montana has been
absorbing great many cattle for the
pAat year and hslt. II has been
clearly demonstrated ths past few years
that sheep will thrive whore cattle will
starys and they have been gradually
snoroaching on the territory until now
IL 10 generally conceded that In tims
they will take the state. Nevada wool
commands . better price In the market
than from most any other section. aud
the sheep men have been making money
while the, oattlemsn have not kept
even"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-01
A NEW DEPARTURE.

Ihave insugurated new system TO
which tho attention OF my customers
il especially directed. Every dollars
worth OF goods bought for CASH entities
tho purchaser - q ticket, which entities
the holder TO the following prizes:
8 Tickets n Sugar Shell, worth. 81 90
10 Tickets Butter knife, worth. / 25
IL Tick, tn Luce Pin, worth. e. ] 80
Is Tickets sst Teaspoons, worth. 8 90
SO Tickets a set Of Knives, worth. 3 rs
35 Tickets q set OF Forks, worth. 3 rs
80 Tickets SGT Tablespoons, worth. 6 90
100 Tickets Hno Eight Day Clock.
Please come and see the goods. We
give the choice Of anything in our we'll
assorted Jewelry Department.
IT PAYS BOTH Icu AND NE,
Because these ore frst-clsss goods
needed in every household.
Because I Luy in large lots from hrst
hands and IL increases my trade.
II Ia not q lottery, bat It 10 fair and
square deal.
7-l6. ]. RosSNsTecK.
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rhe ExcIusion Ac,.

Attorney Miller has opened way for
the Chinese 70 get around tho Exolu-
sion Act. All the coolies will come in
transit across the continent. Congross
will have to stop another loop. hole
When will this hateful struggle ever
end2-C Austin RevailIe.
When oil tho branches Of The govern
ment of the U. 8. pass out of the con-
troll Of tho prof. Chinese party into the
hands Of the Democratic party. Tho
people OF tho coast were told from every
stump last fall by Democratic orators
that if Harrison was elected tho Ex-
clusion Act would be nullifed, but their
eyes were filled with the dust Of pro-
lection and they would not. listen to
reason. Now the only thing that re-
mains for uS to do 10 to take our medi-
cine like men and live in the hope that
the labnring men Of the Pacific Coast
will learn that their true interests lie
with tho party Of the people and not
with the party whose sole effort seems
to BIO to build up immense fort unes for
favored few in order to fry tho fut
from them in the Presidential election.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-01

supposed to have been started by .
sheep hsrder who had CAmpsd In that
section. Mr.. Irland says that . stretc b
Of grouuc thirty miles long and several
in width. was completely barred of every
vestige Of sagsbrush and grass. which
will DO quito loss 70 osttlemen in that
neigbborhood on account Of the feed it
would have afforded to stock.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-01
A severe Accident.

Yesterday afternoon Berton Ennor. .
young man Of Palisade, and Master
Alger Fast. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Fast, Of the same place. were out tax
ing buggy ride when the horses be-
came frightened and ran away. upset
ting the buggy and throwing Mr.. Ennor
and little Algsr out. Mr.. and Mrs
Fast brought their little SON here last
evening for medical treatment. and
although he is badly bruised about the
face and head is resting as easy IS
could DO expected to-day. Berton.
bssidss being severely bruised,
received several scalp wounds.
Neither of them bad any bones broken,
and nothing serious 10 anticipated in
either case. Az both young men, when
thrown out, struck on their heads, 10 in
very fortunate that il was NOS more
serious.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-01

From our pasture near Halleck, some
time In April, 1889, one light bay horse,
branded JILL connected, (thc stems Of
the J and l. forming the ~. on Left
thigh. 8 on left shoulder and 90 on
leh hip.
A suitable reward will be paid for the
return OF tho horses to Hulleck, or for
uformation where they may DO foun. d
KELLY & McCAIR,
HAllook, New, May 8, 1889. II
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1.-Two and Let Live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries and
Provisions, rs well ss glassware, Queens
ware, etc. should not fail to examine
my stock and prices before purchasing.
"a penny saved is M good as a penny
earned" and you can save money by
purchasing goods at home. I carry =
large stock OF seasonable goods ana
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
213. H. CHAsEu
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Puta Tariff en- HaY.

The Time"-Revisw says "prime hay
can be laid down at Tuscarora from
California at price much less pr ton
than local ranchers ask for it in the
stack"
Why not protect tho homo ranchers
by putting a tariff ON imported hay1
Protection is the order Of tho day. and
il it IL good We cannot have to much Of
Silver State
Yes, by oil means let ~ have . tariff
On hay and thus protect ono of tho in
FAINT industries of Nevada from the COM
petition OF the pAuper labor of Cali
fornia.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-01
SAT-.
Attention, violin Players.

Upon receipt OF 6 two cent stamps /
will mail postpaid one italian e gut
string 4 length as clear a. glass price
IS and one silversd steel e combine
ton string, price 10 cents. Only two
strings sent to each player ut this price
p. @. PE1ERsoS. Music Dealer, De-
oorah, lows. 1w.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-01
Range Burnsa.

Clay Irland. Who came down from
Mountain City day before yesterday, re-
ports that An sxtsnaivs Are has been
raging In the Ball Run country. Tho
origin Of the Are IL not known but i: IA