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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-23
Corinth.


Mr.. and Mrs Forest Rollins OF the Asy-
lum at Middletown, Conn, came to town
last Thursday. They are the guests of Z.
n. Rollins who is boarding two of their
children.
Wash. Bedee was at home to spend the
Sabbath.
J. P. Nutting sold some COWS and steers
While passing through the town with his
drove last week.
Geo fuller went to Bradford last Thurs
day.
Frank Eaton went to Orange last Thurs
day.
Mrs Geo Ward is assisting Mrs. j. f.
Merrill in the care of her little child.
The contemplated creamery in Vershire
IS talked up considerably in town.
Four young people united with the NJ.
T. church at the Corner recently.
Mrs Albert Martin went to Chelsea last
sunday to visit her sister Mary who is out
Of health.
Clark Bedee finishes his labor this week
with j. II. Gilman of Vershire.
Dan Smith returned to New York with
MS family last Tuesday.
J. VI. Seribner went to Plainfield last
Friday on business.
Lyman Porter went to Copperfeld last
saturday and reports that o. X. Krouse,
IN Pres, is doing splendid business
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RrooIfeld.

Messrs. Stoves of Braintree have pur-
chased the mills formerly owned by B. f
Buxton and will put them in running or
der Immediately.
Clarence Fullam is re-shingling his no,
tel
The annual squirrel hunt ended with
an oyster supper in library hall Saturday
eve.
The ladies of Brookfield grange had
charge of the meeting last Friday eve and
showed their ability in good style.
G. f. Beard is doing a large trade in the
grange store this fall.
1t is reported that NJ. V. Gaylord is
much worse.
About thirty assisted Cassius Peck strip
the husks from $50 bushels of corn last
Thursday eve.
r. Abbott is at E. Roxbury working ior
A. j. Boyce.
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Mr.. Miller of Dummerston feels conf
dent that his bill, for ten years exemp-
tion of improvements made by occupants
of farms now abandoned, would be effect
ual and would tend to keep Nermonters at
home as well as to induce outsiders 70
come in. He saws that part of his town
which was once a school district with 4C
scholars, is now wholly deserted, and
many Of the farms can now be bought for
IS per acre. Some have no buildings left
while others have those that would be call
ed comfortable. The land is good, by no
means exhausted, and situated so that il
can be moved with machines. He recent
ly bought one OF the farms, and is eultiyat
ing it in connection with the one he lives
on.
Guy Potter, North Fayston, raised five
pump ms weighing 100 lbs. From one
bean he raised 80 pods, containing 1853
beans.
The Reveille, representative organ Of the
Vermont National Guard, published by
cadets OF the Norwich University, is out.
nice bound Dictionary Of 80 900 words
$40 engravings, only lsc at W. 5 ). Buck ,
Burlington Jail has 16 inmates.
We have a small boy and gun accident
all written up with the exception of the
boys Forrestdale Corr. Brandon
Union.
Mrs. James Shearer, aged So yrs, OF Bur
lington, took teaspoonful Of ammonia
instead OF medicine. The old lady was in
a very weak condition, and supnosirg
that she had taken deadly poison, she be
came so frightened that death re suited in
spite OF medical aid.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Mudgeit are spend
ing several weeks with their friends in
n. II.
A. G. Boyce is making extensive repairs
on his buildings, Royal Abbott of Brook
field doing the work.
f. +. Allen and wife, Ed. Pope and his
best girl Of w. Randolph spent Sunday in
town.
Fred Pope and Jessie Foss spent last
saturday at NJ. d. Wheatley's in Brook
field.
H.P. Abbott furnished an oyster supper
for those who attended his husking sat.
eve.
70. Allen recently sold his sucking
colt for $50.
Avery Ladd is clerking in the store of F.
T.. Jones al So. Mortified.
Mrs. ElrOy Fuller and children are visit
ing her father. L. w. Blanchard
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Grand Lodge of Good Templars of Vt

The twenty eighth session OF the Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars of this state was
held at koxbury, in the vestry Of the
Cong'l church on Wed. and Thursday,
Oct. IS and Is. The first session was call
ed to order at 1890 a. m. by the Grand
Chief Templar, Geo A. Wattles OF Ben
nington, and the Grand Lodge degree was
conferred on about 25 candidates. The
report of the officers, which were present
ed at the afternoon session showed that
the present membership is 1856 and the
number OF lodges 81. Five new lodges
have been instituted during the year
Pearl at Cambridge, Ferrisburg at Ferris
burg, Lewis Creek at North Ferrisburg
Montpelier and +. c. |. Essex Classical
Institute) at Essex Center. The present
condition OF the membership is the most
prosperous and full OF interest that it has
been for years. The balance in the treas
ury was about 300. In the juvenile de-
partment ~ temples were reported with
membership OF $40, an increase OF I tenn
pies and 1874 members. The four lodges
having over 100 members were Mortified,
III; Rutland, i21; Waitsield, 10; Barton,
1913
At the morning session Thursday the
following officers were elected: G G i,
Chauncey II. Hayden, Essex; G c, A. l..
Aldrich, West Burke; q Y 7, Mrs. ;. A.
Case, Rutland; G Sec, c ID Edgerton,
Mortified; G Treas. r. A. Hatch, STRAIT
ford; J +, Mrs. s. Y. Avery, BuTling-
ton; G A, A. A. Niles, Morrisyille the
last four were reelected. j. c. Leslie OF
st. Adams and Rev. o. ID. Clapp OF Wood
stock were elected representatives TO the
II w G Lodge, which meets al Edinburgh,
Scotland in May, 1891. AT the afternoon
session r. O. Sturtevant OF SYanton, ID r
" G I, installed the above officers and
the following which were appointed: q
Chap, Rev o. d. Clapp, Woodstock; G NJ,
Elmer Ellis, Roxbury; G c, Mrs. +. II.
Powers, Woodstock; G Sent, II. c. Gay,
Barton; g A ;, DR.. {. w Staples, Lyndon
vile; G d NJ, Miss Alice Woodward,
Stevens Mills; G Mess, h. T.. Holmes,
johnson; and also the p. G.. c. T.. Geo 4.
Wattles, Bennington. An amendment
was presented making Montpelier the
permanent location Of TIE Grand Lodge
sessions. and was laid on the table till the
next meeting. The next session win be
held at Rutland. The attendance was
good and the meetings pleasant and inter
esting.
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AUCTION s ssf, 2v. a5'ssa.

Owing to the i'll health of one Of the firm
we have decided TO go out of business and
offer our whole stock for the next 30 days
without reserve. We must sell these goods
and get the money in them to settle up
the affairs OF the firm. We will sell all our
goods at wholesale prices, our glass ware
and crockery we are putting out / cost.
Good bargains for all. You can buy a
stove of US at the same low prices r cash.
We have no old or shop-worn go ds, all
new. This is chance to buy a. prices
you cannot get again.
BAILEY & CURRIER,
West RandolDh
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The success of Old Saul's Catarrh Cure
induces limitations and there are many Of
them. Insist on getting Old Saul's and
take no other or you'll get left. At all
dealers for % cents.
II You want your baby to look bright do
not put it to sleep with laudanum when
restless, but use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. %
cents a bottle
"Does your mother know you're out, ="
said a boy to his little brother. Eyes, she
does, was the answer, 'for one bottle of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has knocked my
cold into a cooked hat, you bet"
A few applications of Salvation Oilwill
instantly relieve stiffness in the neck or
joints % cents.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

SLATE OF VERMONT Tin Probate Court. held
Randolph District; $ At Randolph in and for
said District. on thelltll day Of Oct. A. D.. 1870,
Emily t.tOlhy cN'r OF the estate of Edison H..
Colby late OF Orange IN said district deceased
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for a decree of
distribution aud partition u the estate Of said de-
ceased Whereupon. II Is ordered by said Court that
said apulication come under consideration and be
heard on the goth day Of Nov. A. ID. lSgo at the
Orange County Hotel
In Chelsea and Il Is further ordered that
al persons interested De notified thereof by publica
ton OF notice Of this application and order three
weeks successfully in the HERALD AND NEWS, print
ed AT Randolph. before said time Of hearing. that
they may appear az said time and place, aud show
catise,if any they may have, why such should
not be allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest.
50 WILLIAM II NICHOLS. Judge.
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Granville.

]. Robinson and wife of Rochester visit
ed her parents, W L. Ford and wife, sun
day.-Gharlie Severance is at work in Ro-
ebester.-George Matthews and family Wis
lied in Reaching last week.-Mrs.. Jane Ell
IFS Of Mortified is visiting in town.-Al-
fred Cady of Tunbridge is visiting his pa
rents.-W. L. Ford has gone to n. y. on
the excursion to visit his brother and will
visit his son in Ludlow on his return.
Mrs Merrill and son of Corinth have
been visiting at Rev. c. w Ross
Asa Bean of Rutland was in town last
week. Karl Bean and wife have moved to
the Corner.-There is to be dance at the
Central house tomorrow eve.-Erastus
Church and wife are in Williamstown with
their sen, who is i'll with typhoid fever.
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No rosin! No rosinl No rosinl

Over $500 worth of tickets for the Barre
Entertainment Associations course has
been sold.
A Charlotte correspondent writes: Some
fields OF potatoes that would have yielded
hundreds Of bushels have not been dug at
all, on account Of the rot.
Miss Jane Ripley daughter of Gen. VIM.
Ripley Of Rutland, will be married to Mr..
Dorr, son of the well known authoress,
Mrs. Julia r. Dorr, at Rutland, Oct 80.
a potato socable" was given here last
week. "The fun came in" in the way Of
attempts to carry potato on a teaspoon
the length of the room. Prizes were Civ
en- for the most successful efforts-Wil-
Jamestown item in Enterprise.
4 farmers league has been organized
in Orleans county.
Amachine shop and foundry is to be
located at Mortified.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-23

We believe the reduction of the number
of Judges of the Supreme Court entirely
feasible, and as the amount paid in salar-
les is so much saved to the tax payers, we
think the proposed reduction is step in
the right direction. The amount saved
may not be appreeiable to individual tax
PAYERS. but it is better to decrease taxa
ton, If only ever so little than to increase
it.-Burlington Earth.
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North RandoInb

Mrs. Alfred Allen and her son Orlo Al
len have purchased the hotel and farm adj
joining and will soon take possession. The
hotel will be kept open for the accommo-
dation of the public.
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North Royalton.

Mr.. Hiram Moore and wife of Sharon
were in town last week.
Miss Jennie Morrison spent few days
at o. n. Stoughton's recently.
Francis Belden, who we are sorry to say
is reported insane, stayed at II. w. Dut-
tons Monday night. Arrangements are
being made to have him taken to the asy-
lum.
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla
sold BY All druggists 81; six fort S. Prepared only
by c. 1. HooD& co. Apothecaries Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar

Wanted agents, local and travelling at
once, to sell Ornamental Shrubs, Roses,
Trees and Fruits. Experience unnecessary.
Salary and Expenses paid weekly. Perma
nent positions. No security required.
Must furnish references as to good char
acter. CHAs. II. CHASE, Rochester, \. Y.
Mention this Paper.
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The Ladies Circle will meet at their So
clal rooms ON Friday afternoon and even
ing of this week. A new feature of the
gathering will be this, the gentlemen will
serve the refreshments. Oysters and the
necessary accomplishments will be served.
Come and learn how TO do the caterers
part.
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How do we git onin answered one Of
the rural solons in tone OF inexpressible
disgust to question of reporter Perkins
OF the Rutland Herald, "why we get on
like a setting hen that hain't got no aigs
nor no, by gaul, sense That's how we
get ON "Why, did We ever, by cri-
mustl I've been here two week an hain't
done nothin' under the sun but JUS set
roun an et Jes' set an ct. An amt
the only one nuther. There don't nobody
do nothin', Move we journ. That's all
there is ont. Move we journ.' We mog
in there an all set like a nub on a log an
bymeby somebody gifts up, Introduce a
bill an one Of them little boys with mig
ger-skin slippers scrabbles round an the
speaker says suthin' an the clerk fellar, he
jabbers away, 'nact t'mend nact yip,yip
zip, an that's done an some fellars scratch
away writin, bout nothin' an we set
there agin. Jes' set there an let our feet
grow.
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80 Ran

The adjourned auction at Mrs. Mary A.
Ryder's will be this week Saturday at 10
O'Clock. There are four horses, 8 extra
cows, lot of young stock, hay grain, farm
ing tools and household furniture TO sell
Big chance to get things cheap
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK a, cSs'eA IN the

STATE OF VERMONT, In t-rupate Court held at
Randolph DISTRICT. - Chelsea within and for
said district ON the 10th iav OF Oct. A. ID. ls90
Willard : Hatch adm illustrator of the estate
Of David Grow late Of Randolph IN said dist
deceased makes application TO said Court for license
sell all the real estate said deceased representing
that said will be beneficial TO the heirs OF said
estate.
Nhereupon & is ordered by said Court that said
application he referred to a session
said Court to be held the orange County Hotel
sOn the - q day OF Nov. A. ID. 1890. for
hearing and decision thereon: And IL Is further
dered that notice hereof be given 10 all persons inter
ested by publication OF the three weeks success
sivey in the Herald aud News" weekly newspape
published at Randolph previous To said time appoint
ed for hearing. that they appear at said time
81 they see cause object thereto.
BY the Court Attest
Sm WM. H. NICHOLS. Judge.
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ROLLERS.

This Is the time 70 order Winter Rollers Send
Tor circular and prices 10 ID. !. REILLY 4 Co, 324
& 3!6 Pearl ST., \. Y. City. $40
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No rosinl No rosinl No roslnl

No rosin! No rosini No rosinl
The freshman class in Middlebury coll
lege numbers Il.
VIM P Harmon, East Warren, has 80
potatoes which weigh 60 pounds.
The Island Pond lodge Of masons are
to dedicate a new hall on Oct %.
No rosinl Lasts twice as long.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-23

The creamery owned by c. Brigham anC
Co. vas entirely destroyed by fire last Fri
day morning. Origin OF fire not known
Supposed to have had its origin in the
boiler room which has long been consider
ed unsafe, having, instead of brick and
cement, a wood floor, and the fuel used
for the boiler was spruce and hemlock
slabs Had it not been for rain and no
wind several dwellings must have been
burned.
Daniel Bass who has been SO dangerous
ly sick is conyalescing.
Lewis Tatro and family have moved to
So. Royalton.
Mrs. E. Bass has been quite sick but is
much better.
Mr.. Presby is still getting out ship tim
Der IN this vicinity. and Stillman LOOMS
has been hauling a large amount for masts.
Frank Archer has gone to Barre to work
Tor the winter
Luther Archer is at work for Chas Wy
man N Randolph
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Deans Rheumatic Pills

are a sure cure for all forms of Chronic and
lnhammatory rheumatism and Neuralgia,
Entirely vegetable, always safe.
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Correspondent Wanted.

Wanted by a middle aged man, matri-
monially inclined, a lady correspondent to
while away the dreary hours of winter.
Address o. B., box %, Gaysville, VT
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Woman, her diseases and their treatment, - pa
GEES Illustrated price 30 cents sent upon recetpI Of
lof.. cost Of mailing. etc Address Prof. X. II. Kline
NJ. D.. s5l Arch ST., Phila.. Pa.
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NOTICE.

do hereby notify and forbid an persons harhor-
ing or trusting Nettie, my wife ny account amer
this date. JoHS HATCH, JR.
West Randolph Oct Z. lsqu.
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FOR SALE.

The residence of the late Loren Griswold
in the village of West Randolph, compris-
ing house, ell, stable and carriage house,
in perfect order inside and out; village,
spring and cistern water best of sanitary
plumbing, with iron drain pipes and traps,
line cellar under the whole house, either
with or without land adjoining. Apply
to Chas. r. Granger, West Randolph, Vt,
or D. c. Griswold, 81 Chauncy St., Bos-
ton.
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NnIICE.

Whereas my wife. Isabelle. has len my bed and
hoard without just cause provnca ION. this is TO
forbid an persons haIh0ring or trusting her "n my
account as I shall pay no debts OF her contracting
after this dare w Randolph. octo. ~, ls9a
J.. PALMER.
l.. r. Thayur. witness. so
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WAN TEO.

A good reliable salesman for this and adjoining
countless Good pay and steady work. No experience
required. Address II. +. FREEMAN & CO..
$50 Rochester ".
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REPORT or THE CONDITION o.

Only SOC to our subscribers.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-07
Star Valley Items.

Tuesday evening L. w. ST. Clair's
house was burned, supposed to have
caught fire by match being stepped
on, on the stairs. Most of the things
were saved, assistance being at hand.
W. w. Weathers had hog shed
and several hogs burned Wednesday
night, proving that fire is more dam
gerous than wasps' nests, even with
water handy, and not literally used
in time.
VIM. Eddy and J. McMulIen have a
new binder, and arc cutting grain
this week-tho first cut this season
here. Grain IS rapidly ripening, and
in another week will be ready to har-
vest; that is, the first sown.
Quite number Of haystacks greet
the view, and haying is fast drawing
70 close.
A number of tho l:ttlo folks are
having what appears to be slight
attack of measles. Little Russell
Eddy had a spasm this week from
some unknown cause, and is still
quite sick.
Miss Minnie Wines, of Ruby, is
visiting tho Misses. Armstrong.
The following arc the Ulcers of the
1. D. G. r. for the ensuing quarter ::
G.. Il. Porter, G. r.; EfIie Il. Law
renee, V. IT,; Julia A. Armstrong, c.;
Ella Crosson, S.; Maggie Porter, A.
S.; Horace Lane, F.S.; w. w. Wealth
ers, T.; G. II. Black, NJ; Eva Crosson,
D. NJ; e. Cox, Guard w. Lane, S.;
Alico Lano, S. J. r.; J. Fl. O'Brien,
p. c.. r.; l.. w. st. Clair, G. l.. D.
"Suppor Night" was duly observed,
and visitors were present to help
make an enjoyable time. The cakes
were all splendid, and tho committee
had hard work tn decide which one
was the prize-winner; however, the
FIVE pounds of French candy given
was duly appreciated by all.
CLEANER.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-07

Ed has undoubtedly been in tho
wrong boat all the time, and should
have gone over to his friends long ago.
Gem Robt. NJ Clarke, IN a communi-
cation to the Virginia Chronicle,
states clearly and logically the differ
ence between the compromise silver
bill and free coinage bill. The Gen.
says the present law is not a com
promise, but complete surrender Of
free coinage, principally from the fact
that the only recognized standard of
values is tho gold dollar OF 25 $40
grains, nine -tenths fine.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-07
The State Fair.

The only way 70. make the coming
exhibition OF the Nevada State Agri-
cultural Society Il success is for tho
people to take hold OF tho enterprise
in earnest. We have within the State
ample facilities for making an exhi-
bition which will be credit to tho
State and an honor to our people, but
tho officers alone are powerloss, and
without the hearty cooperation Of
those engaged in agriculture, stock
raising, mining, etc., no roal good will
be accomplished. Let the people now
begin 10 prepare for the annual State
Fair.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-07
independent Voters.

The Hawth orne Bulletin says: The
railroad company will commence work
on the railroad to tho wood camp
very soon.
Y0s, about six weeks before election
tho G. & G. r. r. will RAILROAD" n lot
OF mon into Hawthorne to build this
road, and on election day will march
them to tho polls to further their
interests by compelling them to vote
for their Assessor and two Commits
sioners.- Chloride Belt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-07
Democratic County Central Com.
mittee.

THERE VII BE A MEETING OF
j the Democratic Central omlnittee of
EikO County 1T the oftice OF J. ". Dorsey in
EIkO al O'Clock p. NJ, "Wednesday, August 49,
$500, for the purpose of calling :.rimarics tor
the election Of delegates to the Dem cratic
S'ale Convention 10 be held at Reno, Sepirni-
Der IL, 1892 aud for The trnuo"ct OH of sn ,h
other busin' 8. ms may cOme bef re the Com
inittee. The following named pc. sons srs
members of sAid Committee: }. W. DORIS, y,
A. W. Hesson, Thomas Hunt-r, Wa ter Chase,
ID. Br dley. II l.. Byrne, q. W. Hrovr,J h
Fitch, AbDer W.seInan, Jnu. NJ. Dorsey, 1. T.
Woolver:0n. Geo. Mcintosh, Hugh Martin, 10y
Pollard, j. d. TO)ley, l.. II, Car y. q. ii. D'l.
lenger, R0bt. A. Skdg9s, Ben. Armstrong, T..
IL. Hule, A. W. Ci0bbel. A fun Attendance
OF me'mbers. either in person or by proxy, -
Particularly requested.
). W. DORSEY, Chairman.
q. W. GRovER, Sec''y.
Elko, August 7, 1850.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotel--Clark & Green, Pro.
prietOrS.

A Wilson, Fort Halleck; w II
Goldsworthy, F Rawlins, Colfax; L
Storror, E Storror, Sacramento; A
Buckley, j Kelly, Tuscarora; II Pol
lard, j w Puett, Carlin; H Harvard,
Tulare, Cal; j Hawley, Butte City,
Montana; j G Cromwell, NJ p Booth,
Carson City; H Regner, S Levy,S f.;
W j Thomas, Nevada City; II Smell,
II Voigt, Deeth; jose Almeda, N
Chatel, Mountain City; E S Dennis,
G M Grant, lone, Cal; Henry Fulton,
j II Sohmer, California; P w Fecto
& wife, Easton, Mass; j X Wilbur &
wife, Taunton, Mass.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-07
A Sure Cure For Piles,

Itching Piles are known by moist
ure like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form az
we'll as Blind. Bleeding and protud-
ing, yield at once to DR.. Bosankos
Pilo Remedy, which acts directly on
the parts affected, abeorbs tunots
alloys itching and effects a permanent
cure, SOC. Druggists or mail; treatise
free. DR.. Bosanko, Piqua, O. Sold
by +. F. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-07
The Utah Election.

At the election in Weber county
(Ogden), the Mormons elected three
ofiicers-the Treasurer, the Collector
and the Sheriff-the remainder of the
county Officers being Gentiles. We
have no definite returns from Salt
Lake City, but Mt Logan, Cache
county, it is said the Saints made a
clean sweep.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-07
Water Case Dismissed.

In the District Court yesterday, n
decree of dismissal was entered in the
case Of p. N. Marker, ct al. vs. j. w.
Vowel, ct al This is the great water
suit case in which thore we're $40 de-
fendents. The act under which tho
suit was brought, was declared uncou-
stitutiopal by the District Court here.
--i3ilver State.