Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-01
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and went on to Vienna to-day.
Browns Arpica save is warranted to
cure sS Sc2 bruises, sores, etc.
Browns Pepsip ToWe cures Dyspep-
s's' al, P Srass ssti2 ser' Tsyi'' Sold
Browns Vegetable Nver pills, cure
Biliousncss, Sick /Headache, and Con-
stipation. Try tltsM.
Browns Cough yBa)sdm is certain
remedy for Coughf 3nd Colds. Try one
bottle and be son1ilced.
A man RENTED his stage fare thus
U. l. o, l. o. u, $25. He ought to be
employed in telegraph Office.
Ladies' vest chains with Il new-fangled
bangle bracelet, is the newest thing out,
and are just too lovely for any User,
Browns Tar Trpches, are cure for
Hoarseness and Sde pkroat Conven-
lent for the vest poklsef. Try abox.
Ask any newsdealer ford copy of the
TINES map Of wood >Kiver. 1t is the
most accurate ext;{nt,<and only costs Is
cents.
If you want to whils away an hour
comfortably while drinking Il glass Of
IsS b1 Sssf' 60 tdes'fge k0hlepp's Hal
PROJECTORS in the upper country have
been favored with an unusually favorable
season, as the pine-nut and wild berry
crops are abundant.
d. w. Marshall arrived from Denver
to-day, and will make a visit to the prn-
cipal mining districts as an investor, if
favOrably impressed.
George PiersOn, the man who shot and
killed Johnny Behind-the-Ro at
down last night and lodged in the county
Jail.
Mrs. Milton Tregaskis departed on the
stage, last evening, for Boise City, where
she will remain for some tme-:iftcr
which she will 60 on to San Francisco to
winter.
Browns Blackberry and Ginger is Il
certain cure for Diirrhna, Dyssentcry
Lewis Il Son, Ketchtfm, and DR. Brock,
Bellevue.
Several hundred cords of wood have
been cut near town and will be hauled in
soon, to supply residents for the winter.
1t will doubtless bring ut least Sc Il cord,
this year.
To-day is collection day and everybody
is carrying bills in one hand and money
IN the OTHER. currency payments We're
ut times avoided by mutual exchange
OF accounts.
Late to bed and late to rise, applies to
the devotees Of TerDsichore on Wood
river, and money is plenty; while early
to bed and early to rise is the rule of our
ranches, and yet they are neither healthy,
wealthy, nor wise.
The TIMES map of the Wood River and
SawtoOth Districts shows the distance
from HALEY Of every town, gulcll, ra-
vine, creek, and nioShtain range. The
price is ridiculOusly low. Only % cents.
A new brand of whisky has come to
town called the Bloom of Youth. 1t is
sad to see old men with the bloom all on
the end of the nose, where it strikes first,
owing to the closer sympathy of taste
and smell to the other organs.
10. Rupert and Willet Young had
quite run of visitors, this morning, to
secure seats for East Lynne, the play for
this evening. Their services are volun-
teered, free of charge, but they attend to
the business as il it brought them 500
per day.
Jacob Lochman, of Ketchum, arrived
to-day and purchased 46 hogs which he
will have driven to Kctchum to fatten.
That Is the Offalest place for feeding hogs
on Wood River. Jake paid p, cents per
pound for the drove. They average SO
pounds each.
Times are hard, and business men have
to go with the times. That is why the
Bullion Saloon, mt Bullion, has increased
it's speed, and reduced its fare, and char
ges only one bit drink. For that
money one can get the best cigars and Ii
quors in Bullion.
The new French two-bit coffee house
table is set with nothing but salt cellars
eighteen inches apart. 1t is as good TIA
BILE as set by an old Frenchman to his de-
linquent boarders, which contained only
beet. After waiting Is minutes the
bOarders arose remarking "That beats
ALL"
Last evening two of the chief contrac
tors on the Wood River branchs rail
road grade, were in HALEY, and stated
that one of them will very soon arrive in
this town with SO men, when the rail
road grade will be started south, to meet
the grade 20 miles below, now about fin
ished by the Kilpatricks, men.
5000 pounds of parlor sets and fine
furniture have been laying at Blaekfoot
long time, consigned to Mr.. White,
who cannot secure teams to bring it here
as the railroad contractors have all the
teams engaged hauling grain and sup
plies to the line of the road and junction
City. Mr.. White is offering two and Il
quarter cents pound freight.
Mrs. Marx, of Bullion, was last We'd
ncsday, the recipient of an elegant pres.
eDt Of jewelry. consisting of chain o.
the latest pattern of woven gold wires
constituting a neck-chain upon which
was locket Of gold and a dove in gold
in bold relief, standing out from the lock,
ct and holding in its mouth an olive brancl
tipped ut each end with pearls of large
size. 1t cost over 500.
The Universal Verdict