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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
IMPORTANT SALE BY
CATALOGUE

SUPERIOR FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, STEEL
ENGRAV1NGS. CARPETS, &C.
EMBRACING IN PART
HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED PARLoR FURNI-
TUhE, IN sui is AND SEPARATE PIECES:
EASY CHAIRS AND COUCHES, HANDSOME
MARBLE TOP TABLES. A NUMBER OF FINE
OIL PAINTINGS, FINE OLD STEEL LINE En-
CRAVINGS, LACE Window HANGINGs, POR-
THERE'S, ELEGANT MOQUET AND BRUSSELS
CARPETS. VERY HANDSOME WALNUT HALL
SET. VERY HANDSOME AND MASSIVE WA -
NUT CHAMBER SUITE. WITH TENNESSEE
MARBLE AND FRENCH PLATE MIRROR; WAL
Nut AND CHERRY MAkbLE-TOP CHAMBER
SUITES, FINE HAIR MATTRESSES, FEA1HIR
PILLOWS, FINE SOFA BEDsIEAp, WALNUT
WARE, SILVER Plated TEA SERVICE
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.
On WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1889, COMMENCINGA AZ TEN O'CLOCK
shall sell the entire contents Of the elegant residence
No. Iowa circle.
Many Of the Oil Paintings were purchased abroad
and are of great merit and by well known artists The
selves
The house will be open for inspection the day prior
to sale from AIN. till pm.
THOMAS BOWLING,
Oc1O-dfS Auctfuueer
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Another Charge.

From the New York Sum-
We were talking about the war, when a one
armed man came up and seemed especially in
terested. The major sized him nm for an old
trooper and finally queried:
MY friend, perhaps you lost that arm In the
charge at Trevillion Station?"
.'0h; no, sir. 1t was another charge" re-
piled the man.
"Where?"
down in . town in Missouri, about Eve
years ago. ! charged Q man with being . Lar
and he cut my arm Oh with corn knifes"
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NEWS ABOUT A FRUIT THAT MAY BECOME POPULAR
IT Is NATIVE OF JAPAN-NEw VARIETIES
TO BE INTRODUCED IN THE SOUTHERN
sTATE9.
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Too Much.

From the Clothier and Furnisher
Kind Lady-"Here is an old dress coat of my
husbands that you might wear"
Tramp-.what, before SHUTDOWN! No, madam;
appreciate the kindly motive which has
prompted you to offer me this small token.
but-a dress coat before shutdown! has il in,
deed come to this? And gathering the rem
nants Of flannel shirt around him. he strobe
malestlcally away and was soon lost 10 yiaX.n
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CHARLES C. GLOVER. Trustee.
oc11-f0t CHARLES b BAILEY, Trustee
u I. GILBERT a CO. Real Estate Brokers.
Ds TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORT ABLE
BRICK DWELLING. No. 22l6 TWELFTH

STREET NORl HIVES
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated July 90, lSSa
and recorded in Liber 1907. folio p1s ct seq of tie
land records OF the District Of Columbia will sell
on SATURDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY SIXTH ISSp.
IN front OF the premises, al n LF-FAST FOUk
O'CLOCK PM, Lot lS of ID. Il. Groff's recorded sub
division OF square No. - I, Improved 10y Iwo-story
Brick House, being premises 22l6 Twelfth street
northwest.
Terms Of sale made known on day ana place of sale
L. ii. III SKILL. JR..g s.,,....
ocl6-dts A. NJ GORNaN lrusteee
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
AT AUCTION.-ON THURSDAY OCTOBER SEVEN
TENTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, LUMBER IN
GRAND STANDS, FENCES, &cy BRICK OF:
FICE, CHAIRS, &C. ALL To BE REMOVED IN
TEN DAYS FROM CAPITOL PARK.
Terms cash L. T. BURKET.
oc14-3t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL MON
DAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FIRST, SAME HOUR and
PLACE by order of the secretary.
ocl7-3t WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts.
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THOMAS z. wAGGAMAN.
u Real Estate Auctioneer


i Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NUMBERED
1871 TO 1899 STREET SOUTHEAST, AND
1914. TO 1922 HARRISON AVENUE SOUTH
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER FIFTERNTH. AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK =. n, will offer for sale in
front OF the premises, sub Lots 10 TO rs In square
l04l, improved by 2story Brick Houses.
I 1.ii II THOMAS wAoaAMAs, Auct
a. ON ACCOUNT OF THE INcLEMENcY OF
the weather. the above ale y Postponed until TUES,
DAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-sECOND. SAME HOuR
oci6da THOMAS z. wAeaAMAN. Auct
TyHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIV
" PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED AT The
s0UTHEAsT G0RNER OF TwENTy.sEG0ND
A ASSSR ? STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
~ virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Court Of the
&c e sg % pssisd eaI ss
Trustee Will oer for sale at PUBLIC SUCTION. N front
TT ~ DAY e 81 0cT6SsE issa. the hour
hsinsatsr msntiopsd shs following PARCEL o. Ess
o s.
square g. sub lot "a fronting 20 feet on gid street
b "a feet deep on d street
TIE f0fsSonS iYs, bsns m "a recent 4, aa q
purchase money in cash aud the balance in two equal
tnstsnsnss IN one and two yesrs from dsy q ale
snssss sssot 800 VII s sssesssd % sseS
lot the time Of sale Terms Of sale % be complied
yh ~ seysn day. from dAy q sals plat Of thssub
'sa ' . I'M ia sa u w 81, Hs.
axo. ". srICxNxY. Aust. esd ! q ecio.dSds
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CAMP PERCY AND IT'S INVITING sURRoUNDTNas-
HOW THE LAKE WAS SECURED AND RENDERED.
SACRED TO TRUE sPoRT-A WILD SPOT WITHIN
STONES THROW OF THE BUSY WORLD.
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VlHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON AND GEORGE

By virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the 3D. day
OF July, 1858, and duly recorded in hber No. 1872
folio AS seq, of the land records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and by direction OF the party
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at
public auction on MONDAY, OCTOBER p, 1889. AT
O'CLOCK. in front of the premises. the following
described property viz Part Of lot in square 81 In
said District beginning for the &C the southeast
of said lot the north line Of north street
aud run thence west with said north line thirtytwo
feet and running back north between parallel lines of
the same width to the of said lot between Path
aud 18th streets northwest improved by two COM
Portable frame houses, Nos 2417 and 2419 # street
At 80 O'Clock in trout of the premises in George
town. the said District the side Of jefferson
street beginning one hundred and thirty i've feet
north Water street. and the north line ten
foot alley, thence east with said alley the full
length Of said lot; thence north twenty-four feet
thence to Jefferson street. thence south on said
twenty feet to the place Of begnnine In
proved by two nearly Brick Dwellings, Nos 10l3
and 1918 jefferson street.
Terms: One-third cash, the residue In two eQual
payments ii one and two yesrs with notes bearing
terest and secured by deeds trust the property
sold. All conyeyxnc1Dg and recording st purchaaars
cost. 600 deposit WIN be required ct the time OF
sale. II the Of sale not complied with in ten
days the day Of the right
10 resell the property risk and cost Of the de-
fsuitins purcnsss q gIrchsssn n
oc9-dts JESSE H. WILSON. iees.
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VvRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING,
III No. 400 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEsT 4
by virtue Of : decree q the supreme Court Of the
tember AID. lss9 IN the ease q Mary " Lee ct ali
Emma n Hyatt ct al. No. 1172o Equity, e amended
by further decree IN said passed the 10th
day Of september. ID. 1883, Will osr for ale At
public auction, in front Of the premises, TUES
BAY. THE EHTEENTH pay q OCTOBER, 1883.
at FIVE O'CLOCK ~. sub Lot ID Of John Q. Hark
ne.s recordsd sgbdivis,on Of 9Esins lots one and
Warrington. DC. with the improvements and sppur-
Terms Of sale, one-third Of the purchase money IN
cash and the residue In two equal instaments pay
able respectively ut and years from the dsy
q sale. with interest secured By deed q trust upon
the property I'll cash 1t the option Of the purchaser
All conyeysncing and recordine q purchs.ers cost
II terms not complied with within ten days after
dsy OF sale aght reserved 20 resell after three days.
advertisement in the Evening Star newspser ct risk
and cost Of the defaultng purhassr el00 dspost on
4 A. BROOKE, Trmtse,
40 9th street northwest
DUNcAhBON BIOS. AucdonserA oc2-dkds
U-rHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED on Ac-
count Of the yee<her until MONDAY, OCTOBER
Tv9HJx-1kkDIs 1t9o. ~ same hour aud plaos.
A hkOOkI. TrustsA
os1o l10 9th street nogtkWs1l
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrUME DAYS
THoMAs BOWLING. Auc,,onser.
sTREET SOUTHWEST All n &c krc iii

NL.uARI.E IMPROVED PROPERTY on EIGHTH
STREET SOUTHWEST AT PU BItc AUCTION
On TUESDAY, oCIoBER TWENTY SECOND.
secs srOth O'CLOCK PM. IN irsut 81 the prcn-
VIII sell Lot L. IN square 4. fronting .sS feet
On ne east side OF 18th street between u and strrcts
es1scss % DEF IN uf 80 feet alley Improved
W nflck Dwelling, No, AZ 18th street southwest
- .erms ono third cash. balance IA equal 3ymeuts
VA en1 Twelve months with interest and SECURED
aeca oi trust on the rroie.ty. Al convey ancing
mo re<orsfinx AZ purcha~er ti.t,stt - o
required at time OF ssle Wv
eel.-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Anctioneer.
NEw Two-sroRY BRICK HOUSE. No. ia N
~ sIhEkI NORlHIAST
IN yk-sptl Al lEhNOON. OCIORf,R TWENTY
S az Az FIVE O'CLOCK. Will sell in frOnt q
LOT =, SQUARE 7la
improved by New 1wo-story Rr1ck uopsa ..x.u
rooms and bath. bay window ~ '''~Ns 1870
Terms 500 can remain the property balance
cash deposit Of 500 ~ sale. Cofyey.nct,,r a. 80
purchasers cost. -
ocl1-d&ds DUNCANSON RRoS Ana.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned Commissioners of Sale in the
Chancery cause Of Raub vs. Raab will offer for sale
Tor partition among heirs, &C public auction the
trout door % The court Louse OF far.aK county, at
NOON. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER IMENTl -tIkST,
lSSS tcourt day a Valuable ract OF Lind l,rOyed
by Dwelling House and all necessary fencing aud out
buildings lH good condition situated aout one lule
from the VILLAGE of Herndon, ON W aud - R.K, CON
tanning Sd Acres VI Land The Commissioners are
authorized to sell private sale and Will
offers for the said Land biore the day " sale
IL sold NJ public auction the terms se viii as
FOL ows: One-fourth Of purchase cash in hand
residue In three equa Payments Of twelve and
eighteen months. respectively with lega l frn
date Of sale secured IN the Iurchas.r'. hrds With
good security aud retention oi tiiie until the last raw
meEt Is made Or II at private sale upon such terms
as may be agreed upon.
H. W. THOMAS
HOSEA b MOULTON
H. ". MOORE
Commissioners Of Sale.
I certify that the bond required by law has been
duly executed.
oc5-l2,lg We GRAHAM Clerk
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SHE WONDERFUL LIKENESS BETWEEN THE BA-
TRACHIAN AND THE HUMAN BEISG-FRoGs THAT
WERE As BIG As NES-THE APE MORALLY AND
MENTALLY CONSIDERED.
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V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.
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fRUSTEES' SAIL OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
l11H st. NV, KNOWN As PtlfNiSfs Ms
1905, 1907, laos. 1911 AND lsia. RtSpfS,T-
lNEll, AND on MN HAMPsHlkE AVE NV,
KNOWN As PREMISES Ms. laON, InOs lal *
AND 1917. RESPECTIVELY, ALL IN This
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n
sweet and very ripe plum than anything else
he could think of. Subsequently he was per-
United to eat up the rest of the persimmon, and
was sorry not to be offered few specimens to
take home.
GETTING NEW FRUIT.
1--WE are sending all over the world at pres
ent for new fruits" said Prof. Van Diemen.
''Only few days ago the first importation of
named varieties of cocoanuts ever received in
this country reached my hands from the Phil
ippine Islands. Five distinct kinds the consul
at Manila sent, with their proper designations
attached, and fourteen more kinds unbiased I
sent them at once to Lake Worth, Fla, for
planting and cultivation. From Turkestan and
Bokhara. too, expect seeds shortly of certain
superb varieties of peaches, which hope will
be proof against that destructive disease. the
yellows, which ruins so much of each years
peach crop in this country, l have ordered
grated trees, ALSO of the famous mangosteen
OF southern China, which people in south Asia
think is the finest of all tropical fruits. II is
so perishable that no specimens OF it have
ever reached here fresh. II is nearly round
medium-sized and Of deliciously sweet flavor.
The pulp is of delicate yellow color. have
also sent to southern China for grated trees Of
the mango and new japanese fruit, for which
don't know any name other than the botani-
cal one 'myrica rubra.' The latter is Of small
size and shaped like an olive. 1t has Just ar
rived. Six varieties of the banana are expected
from the Philippine islands as well as the per-
simmons from Japan and Korea that spoke
abont. Nearly all OF them are strictly tropical
which means that they will not stand touch Of
fr0st-and, accordingly. have sent or will
send, them to Lake Worth, which has a climate
warm enough for any fruit. All sorts of tropi-
cal and semi-tropical things grow there such
as cocoanuts, pomegranates, dates, igs, guavas,
and so on"
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1856 Louisiana avenue n. w., Z r-....u..
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, irussees
7. Z. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer se3o-dSds
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Horse Dealer-'I warrant this horse sound
md kind Possible Buyer-"How about
speedy Speed? Well. IN tell YOU. old
man Grimes died the other day-died rich.
you knsw-and il was understood that his will
was to be read at the house after the funeral
WAS over. Well, sir, l was out on tine road
didnt beat the Grimes family back from The
esustsry. York Weekly.
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TEusTEE;s, s q II, OF yALg "a pMRLLINe

oce.a.. yFss Ef Y wi MESs99RRwAkD Tr.ss.s..
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Business m on0p olios.

No ono man, in any branch of bust
ness. holds mortgage on tho trade of
any town or community; and whom q
mechanic or tradesman kicks" because
others engaged in q like profession arc
invited to come in and compete with
him for share Of patronage, it is an
evidence tt at he desires to monopolizs
the business and charge his own prices
for work without reference to the rights
Of his customers And when in addition
to unreasou able prices for goods or for
work. this monopolist is incompetent to
fill orders satisfactorily, notwithstand-
ing he may be sober and industrious,
it is nothing moro than justice to tho
people that others engaged in the Same
occupation or business should be in
vited to como in, in order that custom ne rs
may be satisfactorily served at living
prices. Competition is tho life of trade
and there is room for some Of it in
Elko.
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Wells Itenas..

Our Wells cor etpondent sends rs tho
following items of news:
An alarm of FIRE was sounded yostsr-
day morning at 3 o'clock. Whisman's
corral and hay stack in tho centro of
town was entirely consumed. Tho
wind happened to blow favorably or
there would have been . big loss. The
Are WAS undoubtedly the work Of an
incsndiary.
There il quite an excitement about
40 miles south Of here in Butte Valley
over the discovery Of rich tin ores. Salt
Lake parties are negotiating for the
purchase OF ono ledge.
Tramps are thicker than over known.
Railroad mon estimate from 1000 to
1900 between here and Ogden. One
hundred and twenty one were counted
in Wells this q tsrnoon.
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illegal on account of technical infor-
mality that may allow tho Republican
government OF that city to hold over
It is to be hoped that the Republicans
will take no advantage Of such point.
The people showed very decidedly that
they wanted change, and they ough
10 have it. The West Virginia method
is not what brings victory to tho Repub-
lican party.
The President refused to Pardon @.
r. Taylor, of Virginia. convicted of
robblng the postoffics, ard Malachi Al
len, of Arkansas, senten need to DO hang
ed for murder. He has cummuted tho
sentence of two years each to one year
in the cases Of Wood Harper aud Dan.
Wiley, convicted in Tennessee of vio-
lating the internal revenue laws, and
has remitted the fine in tho case Of J ohm
W. Thomasssn, of Kentucky, convicted
of the same offense.
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Den tlSeEYs

DR.. j. J., Leek will arrive in Carlin,
March Is, 1889; Elko, March %; and
about April 8. Tuscarora; May g..
Battle Mountain; May IL, Austin; June
10, Eureka; aud, later on I intend to
visit Hamilton, Ely, Taylor, Cherry
Creek and Wells. I use for extracting
teeth q local An~sthetjs and an Electric
al chnir, the latest improvements from
Ban Francisco.
Those desiring my services please
como early.
3.14, If. DR. j. j. LEX.
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Lecture.

On Sunday evening, April 14th. Misa
G. q. Burnett, lecturer aud organizer
for tho W. O. T. U. will lecture at the
church at 7:3J P. NJ, on which occasion
tho children Of the Loyal Temperance
Legion will open the exercises with
some Dioe singing. The choir also bas
kindly consented to render some OF
their Gne Anthems and Solos. At tho
CLOSE collection will be taken up.
The public il cordially invited. Sd.
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M. Reinhart has
just received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
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For sale.

A neat, we'll finished frame house
Of four rooms with convenient closets,
q good CELLAR and out buildings, is
offered for sale or reasonable terms
The honse is we'll furnished and will
DO sold either with or without the fur.
Diture at the option Of the purchaser.
For further particulars Gull on or ad.
dress,
e. BILKEY,
As u. Elko, Nevada.
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schoes Trussee.

There isA vacancy in the Board Of
School Tru'tees for Elko School Dis
trict, caused by tue resignation OF J. D.
Bradley, which vao.ncy will DO filed
by appointment on the lst day Of May
next. In order to comply with tho
wishes Of the patrons Of the Elko
schools. said appointment will be made
In accordance with tho wishes Of ma.
jority Of parents and guardians as OK.
pressed by Tbs petition rcprese nting tho
greates st number Of school children,
The names Of petitioners who. have no
cbiIdren. Of school age will not be con-
sidprNd. ."
~ w. 9. LOVE-.
FIX .Officio supt. Schools.
g. El6o kt,eft 1870 .... ....
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DKaybng.
e. BILKEY,
Elko, Nevada.
As ~.

Pa Now that Spring has opened and the
town needs cleaning up. the old pioneer
draymau, George Dexter, 10 prepared to
olenn up and cart awsy all accumulated
rubbish at reasonable prices. Those
desiring my services will please leave
orders at the Humboldt House.
So. GHoRoH DExTlR.
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DissoIution or Partnership.

Dissolution OF Partnership.
Notice il hereby given that the part
nership formerly exciting between Way
land Perry and Fred Perry. under the
firm name of Perry Brothers, in tho
hotel business in the town Of Carlin,
Elko county, Nevada, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All out
standing demands are to be paid to
Wayland Perry who assumes all debts
business az formerly.
WAYLAND B. Penny,
F. 8. PERRY.
Cailin. March 81, 1889. sod.
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Billiard Table.

We have for sale good, secondhand
Billiard Table which will DO sold cheap.
Call on or address,
REcKHART & FRoELIcH,
&C limo. Rlko, Nevada.
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Don't forget th~t the INDEPENDENT
office is the place to get your job work
done. A nice clesply printed bill head
TOR letter head looks much better than
one "suuecxed' o..h q rubber stamp.
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5Elko, April 4. 1883.

Wedding Cards Of tho latest designs,
printed IN neat and tasty manner :,
cheaper than they can be got either IN
Sscramento or Sac Francisco, at tho
IND PENDENT .,fIice.
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sHLIvs and a.et Live"

olive and A.et Live.''
Those who desire to purchase the best
quality of Groceries and Provisions are
referred to tho above reliable hohss
whore fair dealing and courteous treat
ment is the yuls. Glassware, Tinwars
Rtons xAIc, Nails etc. always in stock
LII II. CHAsn
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Induratcd Fibre Ware.
~ sod

lnduratcd Fibre Ware.
The attention OF tho public il directed
to my new stosk Of Tubs, Buckets, Ba-
sins, eto. manufactured from Induratsd
Wood Fibre, pressed out in one piece,
without seams or hoops. It 10 light
and durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not faint any kind Of liquid
and bids fair to suporccdo tin md wood.
en- ware. Call and examine il.
II. CHASE.
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kALMAGCNDl.


Valley this afternoon.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. 15'
K. OF P. at Castle Hall tonight.
Edwin Booth is rapidly recovering
from his recent attack of paralysis.
Applications for State land, aggregat-
ing $50 acres, were fled at Carson last
week.
Fresh prepared Squirrel, Gopher and
Magpie poison at Muller's Drug
Store.
Col. E. P. Hardesty, Of Wells, passed
through last evening on his rsturn from
San Francisco.
Fishing poles from Is cents up, and
p full assortment of fne fishing tackle
at Mul!er's.
Mrs. Hnrry Hale came mp from Car
lin last evening on a visit to Elko
friends and relatives.
Onion sets of the purs white, aiIve.
Wkin variety, the fiEest onions grown
at H. Chase's.
Indications seem favorable for a we'd
ding in tho near future. Can you guess
who arc the interested pnrtiesi
The travel over tue G. p. Railroad
rtill continues very heavy. two sections
being required to transport the passen-
gers.
A count made of tho boomers camped
Der to DO about 1850, and increasing
daily.
Uncle Jimmie Clark, of tho Depot
Hotel, 10 an artist OF no mean pretsn-
sionH and wiolis the paint brash with
much vigor. He is Frightening up the
front OF the Hotel go.
p. f. Pratt. cashier OF the First
National Bank of Anoka, MIMI. has
deoslnped with 100000 belonging to
bauk ard other parties. It is thought
he Las gone to Canada.
rhe Supervisors OF San Francisco
have psnsed an ordinance requiring all
cable-car companies TO provide their
dummies with safe guards in front of
tho wheels within sky days.
Specials from san.h Dakota report
that tho usual Spring rains have ut last
act iu and will soon extingu;sh the
prairie fires that are running all over
tho country. The people are rejoicing.
Ex-senator Henry vroonfan. of Oak.
land. while ont driving Monday even
Ing. dropped dead in his buggy. He
had been ailing for some time, and it is
Thought bis death was caused by heart
disease. -.
BY direction OF tho President the Sec
rotary of war has ordered that the new
military post near Denver shall be
known az Fort Logan, to honor tho
memory Of the laSe General John A
Logan.
At the next Saturday evening lunch
ut the ". @. r. U. Readiug Rooms,
during the evening there will be an
annual installas zion Of officers, and some
interesting exercises to which all arc
cordially invited. I'd.
Virginia Chronicle;-Mr. Harrison
has been in the Presidential Chair over
month, and rilvsr is lower than II was
at any time during Mr.. Olsvsleud's Adj
ninis,rstion. Wilt some OF the Repub.
licnn silver prophsts in this State plssse
explain why thia is thusly1
Charley Holland arrived yesterday
morning from an extended tour through
the States east Of che Nlssitsippi. Mr..
Holland Is not ve-y fsvorabiy Impressed
with that country, bat prefers the fee
dom Of the Pacific Coast which has an
attraction ~ all who hsve spent few
years within it's borders.
3. q. Post.--Thero Ia q chance that
tho Chicago election riay DO declared