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WANTED-RoOms.

1,rS1;; ,p
w without board. for gentleman and wife having
no children; private family preferred, and permn.
nent If suited r. II. r., Republican Office sep93tt
yXTANTED - PERMANENTLY, BY SINGLE
w gent, q nicely furnished room with modern
improvements private family preferred; con give
references. terms must be moderate and room con-
venient to city post-Oillce, Address stating terms,
etc, REGULAR, Republican Office. sepG3tt
WV ANTED-BY 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, OR 1sT
w of October, two or three unfinished rooms
for very light housekeeping; neat, careful parties
no children; state rent, which must be low. A. l.
D., Republican Office. se<StS
VIZ TWO FURNISHED AND
w one unfurnished, with privilege of light house
keeping: neat quiet couple; no children; must be In
good neighborhood respectable. quiet, and reasona-
Bile; references; give full description and price w.
W. W., Republican office. se23t%
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u. J. GEORGES,

o. q fFIOEOCH HS,
Chiropodlst Anatomist, and Manufacturer Of Fine
Fashionable and Easy Fitting BOOTS AND SHOES
EoTns Hnnions and Ingrowng Nails, &c, permRs
nently cured Lasts made TO order and preserved f1t
customers.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN READY
MADE POINTED SHOES.
Also n nice assortment OF easy cuslom-made Boots
and shoes especially adapted for tender feet VIII
seIl the entire stock Of ready y-made Shoes. iuH
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CHIROPODISTS.

ENASY FEET, DC.
Relief without pain In few minutes. Fee, q pei
visit for putting the feet in order. Corns buhions
diseased nails vascular eXcrescences, ana other loot
comnlaints sncCessinly treated at DIR. WHITES
CHIROPODIAL ESTABL1SHMENT, l4l6 Penna
syivhnia avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel. Patron
lied by tho most eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands Of other well known personages from fai
TOP
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WANTED-Help-Male.


WTANTED-A SMART BOY, is TO II YEARS
w old, TO learn the Photographic business. Apply
at 723 Seventh street northwest sep6-3t* q
NTANTED-AT 49, MISSOURI AVENUE A
w tidy and honest coiored hoy of about IS years
for light work. Apply between and 10 q. m.
sei-3tt
WTANTED-THREE FIRST-('LASS CARPES-
w tiers. Apply from to oclo TX q. M. at No. 632
@ street northwest sei-Sts
WANTED-A FIRS1-CLASS CARRIAGE
w painter, also brass fnsher, at 2ST Pennsyl-
vanla avenue. se2-3ts
uTANTED-A CLERK WHO HAS HAD SOME
w experience in the Claim business Address In
own handwriting, LOclS-l}oX iSS, City Post-O6lce,
stating wages expected. se2-3tt
UTANTED-lOO YOUNG MEN, WHITE OR
w colored, for the Western country. Good
wages and all expenses Apply at 1910 + street.
au30nt~
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EXCURSIONS, ETC.
LOWER CEDAR POINT.
wAsHIN GToNs CoNEY ISLAND.
Select Daily Family Excursions.

The palace steamer JANE MOSELEY will mako
excursions to this popular resort leaving wharf foot
of sixth street DAILY, except Mondays at s:30 a.
IN. The management reserve the right to take up
any tickets at boat, and return money for same Posi-
lively no improper characters allowed on boat OF
grounds. Staterooms reserved for families
Saltwater bathing fishing, dancing waxel floor,
&C., &c and "shure dinner" Music by Professor
Pistorio's Brass and string Band
Tickets Ground tip), 81 cents children. 25 cents.
For further Information apply at ST. Marc Hotel
Special arrangements made with societies, clubs
and other OrGanlzation an2iu
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FOR sALE-Miscellaneous.

A MAGICIANS OUTFIT FOR SALE CHEAP.
IA First class apparatus, with instructions li2,
street, room .. sepGsts
INoR sALE-AN EXCELLENT HORSE FOR
Il family or business use price, also. 0d street
northeast, seS3tt
SToNE-QUARRY FOR SALE, RENT OR
= lease near Washington. J. W. p MYERS, i4S
NOR sALE-oNE soRREL MARE, YEARS
IL old, also buggy and harness. Address Lock-
Box go, CITY Post-Onice. se2 81.
TNoR SALE-CHEAP, TO REDUCE STOCK,
IL Italian Marble and Granite Monuments, Head
stoues &c. Corner Twenty-hIst street aud Pennsyl-
vanln avenue northwest se2 6tt
NOR sALE-cHEAP, ONE NEW THREE
qunrter size billiard table and one three-quarte7
slEo pool table, Taylor's make, Inquire OF propre-
tor Of West End Hotel, Georgetown, d. c. Sl6t
VNoR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST PIECES OF
II property In the District; would take In part Phil
AdelphlA or ST. Louis properly. Address n, Repub-
ioan oflce. au20,2te
NOR sALE--VERY LARGE AND ELEGANT
III upright Piano. good n9 any new 5000 Plano;
price, $50. 4S3 seventh street northwest au2tf
A SUPERIOR STOCK OF CARRIAGES AND
"A horses 10 select from either TO buy or trade can
northwest; also fine livery lournouts, new stock
throughout. New and secondhand vehicles for sale
or exchange. Entrnnce also near National HOTEL
on Pennsylvania avsnne. aul2
NOR sALE-sOo POUNDS OF NoNPARIEL
u type IN good order Call at Republican Job
onice. Rul2-n
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FOR RENT-Houses

T7OR RENT-AN ELEGANT THREErSTORY
H. brick house. having ten rooms, with bath and
oil modern improvements; location very desirable,
ON Twentieth street, near Dupont Circle. Apply 70
f. B. CONGER, Republican Office, TO WILL.
lam i. YOUNG, lt20 New York avenue. jyl1 IT
VIoR RENT-THREE OF THE NEW ATTRAC-
~ tive three-story-houses west side of Sixteenth
street. between and I streets $3.50 per month L.
II. SMITH q SON. SIS Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1882-09-06

NOR sALE-eoO POUNDS OF NoNPARIEL
~ type good order. Call at Republican Job
ohice. Rul2u
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WANTED-situations-Male


WANTED. SITUATION.-AN EX PERfENCED
w salesman wishes situation OF some kind, or
would like TO learn the drug business acquainted In
the city; the best of references Address a. W.. 103j
North Fourth street. Philadelphia. sepd-6tt
SITUATION wANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY.
- active boy is highly recommended for situa.
tion in Office Or store from last place. International
Revlew, LEA New York avenue. se5-3tt
SITUATTON WANTED-AS BUSINESS MANA
- ger for newspaper, any responsible business
position at moderate salary; thoroughly qualified
gentleman wants employment. H., Republican
O1lce. se5-3tA
I" ANTED-BY A RESPECrABLE MAN, A
w situation to take care OF some Renteman's
Office best of references. J. c. Republican Office.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1882-02-08
Fran s'ParkregiOnen".
Urness den 90 nov. 1881.

Undertecknad har ito 8r varit bosatt
Douglas CO., sju mil tran Evansville iern-
vagsstation. Douglas co. ligger den sa
kalladc "parkregionen" Minnesota,
hvarest prairie och skogland vexla ON
hvarandra och hvarest storre och mindre
sjoar gfva landet EFT utseende, som he
rattigar det till namnet ''parkregionen."
Jordmanen ar mycket fruktbar, och ALA
neutrality-suspicious., som gifvasIi den
tempererade zonen, kunna odlas har.
Trakten ar val f6rsedd med stader. sko-
lor och samfardsmedel. For personer.
som invandra for att soka arbcte pa Ian
det, ar denna trakt med sina valmaende
farmare och slit fort1afiliga klimat isyn.
nerbet att rekommendera. Da det mesta
landet ar upptaget, bora personer. som
skola taga land, ga nagot langre at We
ster; men ds det ngger mycket godt land
ledigt utefter samma jernvag, wore de,
en- god plan for mindre bemedlade perso
ner att resa forst till Douglas Co., och
sedan man arbetat der, til: dess en- de-
penningar blifvit inbesparade, ,kunde man
resa lapgre uppat, t. ex. till Red River.
dalen och taga land Man ar har "a der
rata vagen till denna fruktbara trakt. sa
att man kan spara de penuingar, SON
man matte 0fverbetala for frakt, ON mar
under den forsta tiden sokte arbete ps
andra, fje-ran liggande stalien. Dessu.
tom Dor den, som sjelf tanker att tags
land, arbeta hos farmare. Man satter sip
icke in jordbruksforhalla den genom
att "a bort och arbeta pa jernvagar ellie,
/ grufvor, och dessutOm kan man vars
utsatt for att knmma till trakter, hvares,
klimatet ar mtndre sundt. Backar, sjoar
skog- och slattland jemte den renaste
och friskaste luft ar hvad invandrarcu
kan fnna ''parkregionrn'.
@. A. WOLSTAD,
Urness, Dor. las Co., MINI.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1882-02-08
till en- byralada huset,

Inycklarne till en- byralada huset,
hvarest en- st0rre sumna penningar
f1rvarades. Da hon vagrade att
lemna upplysning ON hvar nycklar.
ne funnos, slog han henne, tills
hon blef sanslos. Da hon aterkom
till hesinning, var han f1rsvunnen.
En- nara intill hotellet boende per-
son har sasom misstsnkt fSr dadet
blifvit arresterad.
- Henry Liniger. en- af fangar-
ne countyhaktet, gjorde natten
till sistliden sondag EFT f6rtvifladt
f6rsBk att atervinna friheten. Han
hade lyckats uppbryta tva d6rrar
och komma ut i hrfvudgsngen,
hvarest han, beyspnad med ett
|vedtrad, sokte tvinga nattvakten
att lemna sig nycklarne till den
yttre dorren. Nattvakten drog
emellertid skyndsamt upp sin re-
volver och tvingade sangen att ned.
lagga sitt vapen. Han blef derps
ater gripen och ford till en- mork
cell, der han numera far festa pa
vatten och brod IL dagar.
Guvern0r Hubbard utnamde
sistliden onsdag Hon. Knute Mel.
son af Douglas county och exgu.
vernon Pillsbury till '*regents" vid
statens universitet. Den FORE eff.
tertrader general Edgerton, hvil.
ken nyligen utnamts till 0fverdo-
mare i Dakota, och den seDare ex-
guvern0r Marshall. hvilken pa
grund af en- mangd enskilda ange
lagenheter nodgats inlemna sin re-
signation. Herr Nelson ar norsk
till borden och en- at statens NEST
framstSende skandinaver Hans
utnsmning kommer utan tyifvel att
af skanaiaaverra helsas med bi-
fall.
- Broderna Ekman hafva varit
ibland oss So lange och deras upp-
f6rande har varit sadant, att det :ir
oss Ell gladje att rekommendera
dem. Ibland dem, som lart kanna
dem, ar var Recommendation ofver.
fi6dig, men ehuru de aro ganska
allnlant ksnda, torde det vara nag
ra, SOM annu eli haft tillfalle att
g0ra deras bekantskap, och till dem
villa vi saga: misstagen er Ell, da
/ skanken Ekman Bros 6 Jensen
edert f5rtroende. Vi bora ju ock
So uppmantra vart eget folk, da det
will arbeta sig fran. Onska vi, aft
vSra ''business" min skola hjeIpa
till att underhalla vara inriittnin.
gar, So latom oss afven handla hos
dem.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1882-02-08
= Nittionio d0dsfall intraffa

- Nittionio dodsfall intraffade
i staden under sistliden msnad.
- En- Thomas James har af ve-
derborande myndighet f6rklarats
och aff6rts till st. Pc
ter. ..
- En- A. Hanson fick sistliden
vecka sin ena hand svart skadad
uti Jensen, Gilbrandson & Co.'S fax
tori. -. ..
IS, 5,397barn bes0ka f1r narvaran.
de de publika skolorna inom staden.
AT dessa inskrefvos 443 under sist.
liden januari manad.
= Marin Anderson har vid di.
striktdomstolen inlagt ans1kan ON
skilsmessa fran sin man Hans An
derson pa grund af ofyergifvande.
- En- norsk, Martin Wingaart,
afed sistliden onsdag uti spetalska,
med hvilken sjukdom han varit be.
haftad i sex ar. Wingaart var en-.
dast tjugusex ar gammal vid sin
d0d.
= Under sistliden manad utfar.
dade notarien vid distriktdomsto.
len rs tillstandsbeyis att inga ak.
tenskap;under samma It'd bIefvo sju
aktenskap upplosta genom skiljo.
bref utfardade at samma tjenste.
man.
- En- Andrew Markstr0m kom
torsdags till countyhaktet och be.
garde skydd mot nagon viss person,
lsom han inbillat sig sta efter hans
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1882-02-08

lif. Tydligen var han vid tillfallet
sinnesf0rvirrad och ick afven for
natten rum i haktet.
- Iva skiljobref blefvo i lordags
utfardade vid distriktdomstolen
till missn1jda och farorattade ma.
kar. Smart ar Minneapolis kandt
/ hela landet sasom EFT samhalle,
der man kan skiljas lika latt, som
man ingSr aktenskap. ,
Skiljas och giftas. En- Bertha
Kattke erh1ll den 81 sistlidne ia.
nuari skiIjubref fran sin man Au.
gust Kattke pa grund af omenslz-
lig behandling. Den 81 i samma
manad erholl hon och Christian
Grouse tillstandsbevis att akta
hvarandra.
Poststyrelsen Washington
har nu afgjort, att stadens postkon.
tor skall flyttas fran sin nuvarande
trSpga plats till den under bygnad
varande ''Boston Block" pa h6rnet
at Hennepin Ave. och Tredje ga.
tan, hvilkeu bygnad antages
blifva tardig den f1rsta nasta mai.
- Charles Blomquist, hvilken
under Ell It'd sasom vansinnig vi
SITS p& hospitalet iSt. Peter och
under den stora branden derstades
ssart skadades, har numera blifvit
fullt aterstald till kropp och sina
sinnens bruk. ( lordags blef han
frigifven och vistas nu hos en- bro.
der i staden.
-- Vid postkontoret har en- sar.
skid lada anbragts for sadan post,
som ;imnas for invanarne coun-
t'ets fattigfarm. .Personer, som
kunna undvara tidningar, skrifter
eller becker och onska skanka dy-
lika till namda fattiga, beh6fva
blott lagga dem i ladan, d. de
sedan fortskaffas till fattigfar-
men.
- Straffad ofUrsigtighet. ons-
days morgon erh0ll r.. A. Merrill,
anstald sasom bitradc uti Egolfs
handel pa Washington Ave svara,
om Ell dodliga skador. Han steg
namIigen pa EFT godstag och befann
sig pa taket af en- af vagnarne, da
taget passersde hangbron. Har
erh0ll han en- 81 svar st0t, att han
sanslUs fdll ned pa taket, hvarest
han en- half timme senare patraffa.
des med f0rfarliga sar hufvud och
ansigte.
En- svensk, som hurom dagen
blifvit arresterad for fylIeri, stod
f"ljande days morgon vid d1rren
till sin cell, angsligt v;intande pa
att nagon skulle komma och slappa
honom ut. Under det han So van
tade, kom Ell 'tramp'', hvilken till
bragt natten fapgelsets korridor,
och yttrade till honom, att ON han
vile lemna sHlierhet, So skulle han
frigifsas. Svensken nappade pa
kroken och lemnade den sndre slit
fickur, hvarmed denne fUrsvann
utan att komma tillbaka. Under.
s0kuingar, som han sedermera gjor-
de omkring staden, ledde till in.
tet resultat.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1882-02-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
Gudstienster.

Dem sv. ev. LutE. Augustana forsam-
lingcn haller sina gudstjenster i den
gamla kyrkan pa Sde ave. och 5th str. s.
Hvarje sondsg borjas gudstjensten XII XII
f. m och XII. }3es c. M, s0pdagsskola XII.
3 G. M. svensk och engelsk bibelklass.
dvarje onsdag predikan XII. 1es c. m.
Hvarje tisdag predikan den norska kyr
kan st. Anthony. kl. 1e e. m Kyrkan
ar belagen vid Central Ave.
PastorJ. Ternstedt tratfas hvarje dag
sin bostad no. 1915 18th str. S.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1882-02-08

- Har ar rata stallet. ON nj
0nskar nagot af
HUSGERADSARTIKLAR
sasom glasvaror, krukmakargods,
Iampor, tennvaror, fagelburar,
knifsmedsarbeten, f6silfrade varor,
''brackets'', speglar, chromos och
andra malningar, ranar (gjorda pa
bestallning>, korgar etc.
Nj finner ocksa der det NEST Ut
sokta lager af
LEKsAKER OCH GALANTERIVAROR
Harpiskor och andra harvaror till
utomordentligt laga priser.
E En- skandinavisk dam ar
bitrade boden.
Ihagkom stallet:
98.cents Storet, 155 East 7th str,
nara hUrnet af Jackson gatan, St.
Paul.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11

The building of the railway across
the Isthmus of Tehuantepec has been
for some time suspended, aud the Con-
cess oa for this important work has
been forfeited to the Mexican Govern
ment which has, with the view OF re-
commencing construction OF this lie
as a national work, appointed a Com
mission of the most talented engineers
in the country to examine the lsthmus
and report as to the best route and cost
of completion. 1t is known by Iar-
t es we'll informed that all the resotr-
ces Of the Government will be brone ht
t. bear on the early completion OF tins
important road, which is regarded as
# vital Importance to the best COM
mercial interests of Mexico, and VIII
also be competitor tor the tran c
which now passes over the Panama
road.
Already l22 miles of railroad h'v
been completed from Laredo soutt'
" trd
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
RATES OF SUES alrTlon TO WEEKLY woRl
no NOT OvERRATE THE VALUE

Tie Candeiaria True Fissure has
the following sensible renal ks, direct
ed to pruspectors. watch will apply
equally we'll to other sections tsian
those specially mentioned: The min
iDg region around Hawth rne is every
day looking better. Many prospect
ors have struck little mines that are
showing WELL and men of means are
investing to a considerable extent.
The only trouble is that some pros
pectors, who own favorable locations
think their properties are the only ones
in the State, and consequently they
ask an hundred times more than they
are worth. If locators will only bear
in mind that a purchaser does not care
about paying more for IA location than
it is actually worth, they will make
more sales and more quickly develop
the country. Because man has a
large bank account it is no reason that
he is a philanthropist and is locking
for poor prospector with location
In order to give him a fortune for it.
"A nan with means will buy location
for just what he thinks it is worth and
no more. Prospectors stand in their
own light when they retain for years
and years location that although it
may be valuable, they have not the
means to develop. Should they sell,
their adjacent locations are in degree
enhanced in value and their opportt- =
mites for developing them are increas-
ed. By holding for fabulous pric' s
many good locations all over this pa
OF the State are lying idle and are re-
ally worthless, because the owners can
not work them. In this degree loca-
TORS stand in their own light by over
rating the value of their locations"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
The Narrow Gauges and Sullivan
Group Sold for SEoS, 500.

We learn from the HALEY Times the
Narrow Gauges Nos. ID 2, sitnatcd
on Deer creek, seven or eight miles
from its mouth, aud northwest of and
IN a line with the Bullion lode, have
just been sold for $50 GOO and the mo-
ney paid over. Also that the Sullivan
group Of five locations, west OF the
Narrow Gauges, have changed hands
for the sum Of $2T, 500.
The Narrow Gauges were purchas-
ed of McGregor & Connors by Mr.
FArwell the well known merchant of
Chicago and one OF the purchasers of
the Mayflower. In speaking Of this
sale the Times says: Last fall Mtssrs.
McGregor & Cunnors bonded them Tor
$4,000, paying $4,000 down as a boz
nus, in case there was no sale. This
spring they paid for them. And now,
less than two months later, they real
ize a profit of $4,000 on their SIS, 600
Investment.
The Sullivan mines were purchased
by an Ohio company, to be known as
e "Robert Emmet and Forest Gre, k
Mining Co.. 1t is said large force
W Il be put to work Immediately on
these properties and their development
prosecuted in legitimate and sys-
tematic manner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Boise Cry, August I. 1882.

DEAR WoRLD:-The morning was
cIondy aud the breeze bracing when,
with wife and little ones, reigned up
my steeds at four and half o'clock
A. ~ Of the 5th instant. for a trip to
the Capital, the Conference and back.
Tue wind continued fairly and pleas
antIy in our faces all the day loug
until we halted at the gate of a hos
pitable friend in the-city of Boise, at
one forty-tive P. NJ To regular thor
ough bred mountaineer, the air here in
Boise, is "hot, hotter, almost hottest
Bishop John F. Hurst, Of the M. E.
Church, who had been announced for
preaching at this place yesterday, fail
ed to arrive, and the Revs Conrad,
McKean and JosIyn were necessitatcd
to fill the Bishops appointment as far
as their combined ability would go in
that direction. The Bishop, however,
arrived this morning, (Monday) and
will preach for us tonight, lie over
here to- morrow, and take stage for
Conference, at Baker City, Wednes-
day morning, from which place more
anon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
FRON SQUAw CREEK.
SoUAw CT EEK, July %, 1882.

0ouAW VI EEK, July ~, 1857.
I'D. WoRLD:-Aiter a two weeks
'am'le through this country, I'll tell
you what | know.
That this will be the butt end of
oo'se county at the next election.
mat everything is booming here,
and Squaw creek ranchers are pros
porous anu happy.
iha' there Is "a grand rush to the
''e camp, Of men, women, children,
a"o IN tact everything necessary to
make settlement.
ipaf the head of Squaw creek is Mt
gold country.
mat there is camp of Indians ul
l'e'e' Tor we saw plenty of sign not
"'te than three weeks old.
mat some of the silver mines here
aS loom mp one of these days til
IVY VIII astnnish the natives will
''e'' output Of the precious metal.
ana that the weather is warm.
II ~ y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
severe storms.
winnemucca silver state.

Heavy rams, Waterspouts and fresh
cts have been doing much damage in
Ohio AID Kentucky At Millersburg.
ONO, the storm resambled our Nevada
cloudbursts. 1t extended over an area
Of four or five miles square, ana was
the heaviest rain eyer seen in that part
.! the country. Acres of corn were
covered with mud potatoes were wash
ed out OF the ground, and hay aud
grain stacks were soaked through.
People were astuunded TO see waves
several feet high roll over land which
a few minutes before were parched
from the drought. Though heavy
rains fell i'll other parts OF Ohio, dong
great damage to crups, the storm was
not so severe isewhere as at MIlers-
burg.
In Kentucky, also, the rains caused
much damage to crops. Two branch
es Of The Licking river rose forty feet
in one night, washing away bridges
aud other property, aud damaging
crops to very great extent. At Fal-
mouth the storm was unparalleled, the
rain falling III torrents and covering
The land with sheet of water.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11

Now, al.neaiing and iusing iron and
steel in one second Of time may be alb
surd, but il is nevertheless a fact and
reduced t. practical utility in the arts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
A CARD TOLAND IN EN-
OFFICE Of coPP's LAND OWNER.

WASHINGTON, d c., Nov. 10, 1879.
To Land Attorneys aid Real Estate Bro
kerS:
Our names will be inserted :, WITHOUT
CHARGE, il ,.ie last chapter OF The
American Settlers Guide Il new book OF
our public lands, to be circulated exten
sively in the Atlantic States and IN Eu
rope. send for circular giving details.
Address HENRY II. COPE,
WaSkington,D.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-29
The Latest News from Vienna.

J. S. Wallace, Superintendent Of
the Solace mine, who came down
from Vienna to-day, stated that there
are 200 men at work grading the
Wisconsin mill-site, above the town Of
Vienna.
The lower tunnel Of the Mountain
King mine has exposed body of ore
l6 feet wide, that will average 100 to
10 ounces.
The town of Vienna is rapidly fill
ing up with people.
The road to Vienna up Smiley
gulch is in good condition.
Ore is being sacked at the Solace
mine preparatory to shipping to the
Philadelphia works at ketchum.
Mr.. Wallace only remained in
town about five hours, and started
back to Vienna, expecting to be in
HALEY again next Sunday evening.