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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-30
by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate AuctiOneers and Brokers,
No. > north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or NICE LITTLE FARM ABOUT ONE
HALF MILE WEST OF HE CITY OF RICH
MOND, on TIE OLD SCCFFLETOWN ROAD,
ADJOINING TIE LANDS OF OTMAi =. AL
LEN, ESQ. JOHN T.. BRANCH, ESQ. DIR. 4.
G.. JONES, II. T. IiUBARD, ESQ. AND OTHERS,
CONTAINING ABOI I Fol RAND ONE THIRD
ACEEs.-By virtue Of % decree Of the Richmond
ChanceTy COart IN the suit Of McC arthy IS. Dick
cnson, entered February Is, 1882. the under
signed. special commissioners thereby appointed
for the purpose, win sell by auction, upon the
premises. on
FRIDAY. APRIL 7, 1852.
at AZ o'clock =. NJ. the aforementioned PRO
PETTY The improvement, consist of q NEAT
FRAMED DWELLING Of six rooms, BRICh
kITt HEN, STABLE. Sc. The Land Is thoroughly
rich ana well adapted % marketing purpose
owing a. the location Of this property Franklin
street and Park ayenne when extended viii pas
through IL, and thus der 1t exceedingly valuable
rs building lots.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added, and title re-
tained until all the purclllse-mOney u paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
JACKSON GUY.
ROBERT STILLS.
THOMAS j. EVANS.
JOHN II. DlNNEEN.
\. II. COURTNEY,
NH 20 Special Commissioners.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuciiOnecr,
lll3 Main street.

MEAT CORNER FRAME DWELL
~ ING FOUR R0ONIS). SOUTHEAST COR
NER 1T. PAUL AND BAKER STREETS, OPP
POSITE BAKER SCHOOL, AND 4 SMALL
HOUSE 1.-TWO ROOMs) ADJOINING. Vt AUG
TION.-By request Of owners. will self by auc-
ton. on the premise.
THURSDAY, MARCH so. 1882,
At 81 O'Clock, the aboye-described PROPERTY.
LOTS 20x130 feet, more or less, To alley, and
27xiI feet respectively.
This property win pay 20 per cent. as an invest
ment.
TERMS: $3.50 cash; balance in six and twelve
mouths. bearing q per cent. Interest, secured 10y
deed of trust. y. THOMPSON BROWN.
NH 26 Auctioncrr.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

By JAS. Macdougall, Auctionccr,
No. 10 Governor street.
DOSITIVE SALE OF a LARGE AND
i wELL-sELECTED ASSOR1 MENT OF
CR0CKERY AT AUCTION.--On
FRIDAY, 3lsT INSTANT,
at 10Y o'clock, | will sell at my auction-rooms,
without reserve. TWENTY CRATES or AS
SORTED CROCKERY. embracing WHITE
GRANITE, q. C., YELLOW. AND ROCKING
HAM WARE, such as
TEA and TOILET SETS,
CUPS and SAUCERS,
BOWLS, DISHES, PLATES,
MUGS. CHAMBERS.
BASINS and PITCHERS,
SPITTOONS, BAKERS, &C., &C.,
To which the attention Of dealers generally u re-
quested "a Ii Is the largest aud best lot have yet
sold. JAS. MACDOUGALL,
NH 80 AuctiOncer.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eicfcfltn street DtiWtcu tfdlu anu Ddnh.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLE DWELLINGS AND VACANT
LOTS IN RICHMOND, AND PROPERTY IN
HENRlCO COUNTY, ADJOINING THE CITY,
BY AUCTION.
Staples 4 Blair rs. Sheppard, &C.,
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank rs. Same.
In execution a decree Of the Chancery Court
OF Richmond entered ON 7tl January, 1882. In
the above styled causes, the undersigned, commits
siOners thereby appointed. will sell by auction,
upon the premises respectively II the times aud in
rived by Mrs. Mary &. sheppard from the estate OF
her father, the late William G. Alen-yiz.:
OK MONDAY. APRIL 3, 1882,
AT4 O'CLOCK r. NJ,
the FEE SIMPLE IN LOTS Nos. ll3 and ia
OF Floyd street 34l 2-l2 feet. extending from
Lombardy 10 Vine street, and running back 1872,
feet TO an alley 20 feet wide:
Also, an UNDIVIDED ONE FOURTH PART IN
TWENTY -FOUR LOTS In the plan Of sidney
10 wit: Nos. 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877,
1873, 147, I4s, 149. $50, 15i, l52. 1853. 1874,
embracing some Of the MOST BEAUTIFUL
PROPERTY in that improving part OF the SUI
burbs.
And on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1882,
AT4$ O'CLOCK PM:
1st. An UNDIVIDED ONE FOURTH INTER-
EST subject 10 The HE estate OF Mrs. William g..
Allen In the following prOperty-tO wit: In the
FINE BRICK RESIDENCE No. G2l. on the
south side Of franklin between Sixth and seventh
streets, with about ten rooms.
THE SAME INTEREST in No. 616, situated
opposite % the above and occupied by Mr.. james
G. SOuthali.
TIE SAME INTEREST IN BRICK TENF-
MENTS Nos. 703 and 7O5, on the south side Of
Franklin street between seventh and Eighth
streets.
AndaLIKE INTEREST IN THE HALF-ACRE
LOT occupied 10y ". j. Mcdowell, situated at Tho
northwest corner OF Main and seventh streets, 30
by / 80 feet. more or less.
Pats Of the sidney property may be seen ct the
Office OF the auctiOneers.
And on
WEDNESDAY, ArRIL 5, 1852,
AT ~ O'CLOCK,
an UNDIVIDED ONE-FOURTU 1NTERESr
subject 10 Mrs. Aliens life estate in TWO SMALL
BRICK TENEilENTS on the east side Of FOu,hce
between Canal and Byrd streets, 50 by 10 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance III six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with In
terest added, and title retained y the Court until
fun payment \. /. BOILWARF.
NJ. VI. GILLIAN.
AR. COURTNEY.
BEN. y. CRUMP.
r. ". CHRISTIAN.
Commissioners.
GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioucers. NH 10
BY Il. r.. Chafin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonccrs,
No. ] north Tenth street.
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VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF \
L DESIRABLE SUBURBAN HoME-GOOD
BRICK HOUSE AND FOUR AND \ HALE
ACRES OF LAND--IS FULL VIEW OF THE
CrfY.-By virtue OF q deed Of trust from Thoma-
Farrell and wife, recorded in Ilcnrico County
Court. I'm Deadlock l06, page "a. ana az the r.
quest Of the beneficiary. default having been made
IN the payment OF a note secured thereby. viii
sell at public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL (, 1882,
AZ a. O'Clock u. W., The NICE PROPERTY de-
scribcd I'm said decd, lying and being IN the county
of IIcnrico, on the Osborne turnpike road. about
one and half miles south Of the city Of Rich
mond and containing FOUR AND \ HALF
ACRES.
This sale offers q rare opportunity Of securing a
nice suburban home at q very low price aud easy
terms.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and % pay q
note for f36 and Interest from January %, l-S2 :;
and credit Of one year from January 20. 1852. a,
to $50, and two years as TO $685.; balance on
terms to be announced ~ sale.
r. II. CfIAFFiN. Trustee.
sale by Il. Il. CHAFFIS & Co., Auctionecrs.
NH %
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
d edmond PROGRESS,
REAL ESTATE JOURNAL PUBLISHED BY
J.THOMPsON BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER,
lll3 Main street

This paper T. full and comprehensive. and meet
ai wants Of real estate purchasers and sellers. and
j. DISTRIBUTED FREE OF CHARGE. n con-
tains much valuable information about real estate
in Richmond ana its vicinity and a history Of
Richmond. Call and get one. Parties putting
real estate IN my hands for sale VIII have their
property advertised therein free Of cost 20 them
selves. NH 12-lm
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RAILROAD LINES.


L -ss%~1<eys
~ 49, ;;:!!:,;s. s I';l.iiR
PASSENGER DETACHMENT
RICHMOND, VA, March 81, 1889
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Until otherwise advised PASSENGER TRaINs
cl this road will arrive At and depart from ~
EtifSTER.SHoPs STATION fTreIf,h 49,,
gage checked. "'t-
Passengers 70 or from the north ria the ptoh-
nOnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac r.ilro,d ia
Ing through tickets Will be- promptly transfeypod
by omnlbu. between Manchester and the Picl
m0hd' fredericksburg and Potomac station 4,
Elba 10 connecting trains. See regular timc.i,,1
advertisements for arrival and departure o. ala
trains. A. RORY WI
General Passenger Hssn,.
ID kLiSE, Superintendent nh 2s.Ie
RICHMOND, FREpERicKsBrRG AND porov.,,
RAtLHOAD GOaPkST
RICHMOND. March ~ Iss1 \
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
For the pre- ent TRAINS on TIusROApvuI
LEAVE AND ARRIVE Al ELBA head Of Broal
S'.ccb bo =. \. TAYLOR,
me Zs-lm General cket Agent
DICUMON AND PETFRsRIpo
III RAILROAD COMPAS Co,o,,,,,,,,,.
SUNDAY, January ~, 1882, trains ON thi. ,osS
Will run as follows; ''"'
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
3:lo i. u, FAST NAIL, daily. Makcs through
connections FOR Savannah. Stop.
only Al Petersburg and chester.
ll.JO a. IL, THROUGH MAIL. daily, conuecf-
lag for Raleigh. (haricson, Al.
ghsta. Aiken, savannah. aud Jack
sonvile. stops az Shop., Chester
tenlralia. Pullman sle,pcrs be-
tween New York aud Charleston on
1902 T.. NJ, MAIL, daily. makes through con.
nectlon for Charleston, Sa,unnah,
andJlckscnyilic. STOPS a. DreVry's
Bluf, tcntralia. and Chester. Pull
man Palace slceping-Cars bciwron
Washington aud jacksonville, ria,
on this train.
GOO T. ", FREIGHT, daily eNcept SUNDAY
o.l0 \. Al, FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
LEAVE PETERsBURG-SoH
1876 A. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. stops only at
$40 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily. connecting
with Richmond. Frederick sbury and
Potomac railroad for an points East
aud West. also making connexions
with Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad
Tor al points West. This train
Stops % Manchester, Clc ter, and
tentralia. fullman Slccp,rs On this
train between Charleston aud New
York.
Gao :. NJ, MAIL. daily. connecting dliiy Tex
ccpt sunday with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road for tn North ana West stop.
az Chester, DrUwIy's Bluf. and t,B-
ITALIA. Pullman Paltcr sleeping.
Cars between Jacksonville. Ma,
aud Washington On THIS train.
$50 \. VI, FREIGHT daily except SUNDAY
$3.50 L. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except SusiaV
\ direct four-hours connection l. made between
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving Plcl-
n.ond "a l:JO 4. VI. and Norfolk "a le.25 T. "
All trains leaving Petersburg VIII star. from be
AppomaiioN depot. 4. ID. MILNE.
General superintendent
~ rolh' General Passenger and Ticket agent
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EXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
II AUCTION SALE or MULES, HORSES,
WAGONS, CARTS. HANK PLOUG n =.
SCRAPERS, WIlEELBAEROWS, TFNIS &C..
&C.Wc shan, AZ tie request of Colonel >. y. Cor
don, superintendent Of construction, Eastern III
vision, Chesapeake AMI Ohio railway, Who has nov
completed the work, offer by public auction. e, thc
stables, on Orleans street. Rockets, on THURS
DAY, APRIL q, 1882, commencing AT 10 \. VI.
sharp. tho entire stock If Nj LES. HORSES.
CARTS. WAGONS, &C., &c, used in the cOn-truc-
ton of said road, consisting Of 30 or go head of
FINE YOUNG NELL-BROhE MULES: - or
20 head Of HORSES, some Of which are ~ extra
size and quality. especially adapted Tor riding and
drdueht purposes: large number Of CARTS. WAC
ONS, HARNESS &C., sc. The special attention
Of parties wishing 70 invest IL called 10 this sale.
TERMS: Announced az the hour OF sale.
NH 20 ". II. LYME & co, Auctlonccrs.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE A NICE HOUSE ANDT-
II LOT in Manchester, opposite the Episco- I'll
pal church. vii. sell q baigain, or exchange for
similar property In Richmond. West End pre-
ferred. Can at 2506 east Grace street.
NH 23-Th&
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rCO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-NO-
L TICE: As substituted trustee for Ann W. iIol-
laday. the widow, and Waller James NJ, Albert L..
William A., and Alberta folladay, children Of
Albert l.. Holiday, deceased, will, II the end OF
three months, make application at the Auditors
Office Of the city OF Richmond for the reissue IN
my name, As such trustee, Of LOST BOND OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND for 81 100, No. 22S,
dated 30th of May, 1857, due the LIST OF January,
1889, at per cent. interest, issued ~ Waller
Holiday, and by him transferred on the 3Oth OF
May, 1857 to Afexandt II. Hoaday, RS trustee for
above-named parties, said last-nasned trustee be-
Ing now dead, and said bond having been lost by
him IN bis lifetime. WALLER H0LLADAY.
f. 23-Th3mo Trustee.
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A PPLICATION Is HEREBY MADE
IA TO THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
OF THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY for the renewal OF TWO
SHARES STOCK mo. SAD issued by the Allan
tic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company in my
name. rs per record OF the books of the company,
aud which has been lost.
fe 2-Th2m WILLIAM j. BRANCH
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RHEUMATISM comes from Inactive kidneys
uoc DIrrxEs rcser falls 10 cure II.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLE DWELLINGS AND VACANT
LOTS IN RICHMOND, AND PROPERTY IN
HENRlCO COUNTY, ADJOINING THE CITY,
BY AUCTION.
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NOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND g.
Il WELL-LOCATED STORE No. 15I0H4
east Main street occupied for several years past
grocery establishment This Is frs rate stand
for wholesale or retail business. Apply TO
JOHN Il. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent.
NH 30-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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Nilf' az Nt't hi'sf+si "sNN = Sci va" T. -
IAN trains daily except SUNDAY -pssrngcl fs.Ia
connecting ~ West Point on Tuesday. D lCr -lY.i
and saturdays with steamer. for Blltm 90 and
the North.
frrignt train leaving Richmond ~ e:iO A. n.
viii have pass gcr-cOlch attached.
Train No. ~ connects at Burhetlis win NDf.
fox and Western railroad for iaun'ilic i)hth-
burg, aud All southwestern puint.
Train No. 90 Through passcfp,r TOE n llet',
ions. connecting At >uthcrlIh, Win Niloh al.
~uihcrlln OW-1uuge railroad fnr Wilton. y
~Ji. 5bury with Western North Carol uA ri.lfHtl
fpr All points In Western North Carolina, q BE-
llnta fOs all points ~anth aHd Southwest.
Train No. % Through passenger and ma'li ,.,l'
AZ All stations, connecting AZ Suihtr.iu- NiA We
ton aud Suther.in's Narrow-tiaugc rfiir~d 20
Milton; 10 Atlanta f0r al points south and -"l..,
west. az Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia 900
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta. >a' sa-
nah. aud Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive a. l.rfmoni ID
1873 Il. VI. 7:sO \. ~. and 1874 T. ", ihd ~.
West Point % 1920 \. VI. tPasscngtri h. and j.l-t
NJ. lFreightl
PULLMAN-ChR SERVICE
on Train 5O--Nev YORK and Atlania Ga y a'l'
lngton and Dauyile.
ON Train 52-nichmoni and Charioiic. 80
Chariot. and Charleston.
An passenger trains stop 40 Don AR.
Tickets sold % all point. south. spuih'1.s. AH'
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay over checks given On local Tickets
General Passenger and Ticket A.,
T. VI. ". 1ALCorr, General Manager. no
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fWait tell they pass a bill.]
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UNDERWRITERS

#. CHRISTIAN. 60
lie FURNISHING UNDERT AkER,
(iate with and successor 10 j. \. BELVfN,1
NO. I2I5 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND. VA,
has large assortment of WOOD and MET A.IlC
CASES, CASKETS, sHROUDs, CLOTH CAS-
kETs. &C., al low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly, attended
TO day or night. dev-cod
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$50 \. ", FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
f:3O L. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except Susily.

\ direct fuur-hours connection l. made hriwc,a
Richmond and Norfolk Ly trains leaving Rlch-
n.ond "a 1870 4. VI. and Norfolk "a lob 4. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg VIII stare from he
AppcmattoN depot. 4. ID. MILNE.
General superintendent
\. PORE, General Passenger and Ticket agent
fd2
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nor RENT.-WE OFFER FOR g.
Il RENT 4 HANDSOME AND de- IRA-Lz4
DUPLICATED DWELLING on West Franklin
street, containing about 10 rooms, and modern
improvements. All in nice order.
II. Il. CIIAFFIN & CO,
NH 3O-eod3t Real Estate Agents.
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JAMES McDONOUGH a COyea
EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN, RICliMQND, HA;g IN, Keep
on hand full stock of WOOD ASD METALLIC
~ attended 10 in city or country. Having our own
carriages and hearse, We are IrepaIea 70 attend
funerals at very reasonable rates. )azf-eod3m
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

(rcR OTHER LOCAL SEE pIRsr PAGE.l
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DISTRICT PHYSICIANS.

As intimated in this report, 1t Is not only
desirable, but humanity requires that pro-
vision should be made for the medical care
., the INDECENT population Of the city. We
recommend that at least three physicians
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THE LARGE ANDG-s
Il CENT? l. T. N-LOCA1ED WARE 81
HOUSE OR FACTORY corner Union and Craze
streets. with elevators, &c. Admirably suited for
storage or a bacco-factory Apply 10
". II. LYME * CO..
Real Estate Agents.
NH 3O-3t ll13 Main street.
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For the pre- ent TRAINS on
LEAVE AND ARRIVE Al ELBA head of I,roai
strecb, Z. :. TAYLOH
me zo-lm General I lckef Aren't
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he appointed for this service, and ,ha'
they be charged with the duty OF vaccliia-
ting tho citizens. In this connection we
call your attention 10 pressing want
TINT Of n
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The following Is the annual report OF the
Board OF Health, composed Of Drs. J. q.
Csbcll, William II. Taylor, and I. ID. Gun
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03

GOOD WINTER CAPS $l.O0.
HATS.-Large hats for large heads; medium
hats for medium heads; small hats for
small heads,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03
HERE AND THERE.

Herr Johann Strauss, the celebrated
composer Of waltzes and operettas is
about to quit Vienna, to take up his
permanent residence in Paris.
The stock raisers of Colorado est
mate the aggregate value Of their
flocks and herds at s35, 100000. The
number of horned cattle is placed a,
2,25O,OO0.
New Zealand has a wonderful her
crop this year. Soil and climate both
favor the production, and there are
plenty Of colonists who understand the
culture.
October 6 was the 2OSth anniver.
sary of the establishment Of the to-
bacco monopoly in France. Jean
Breton, the first holder Of the mon
opoly, farmed it for the sum of Co.,.
600 livres year.
Two church missionaries, William
F. John and John Williams, and their
wives, are being tried at Sierra Leone,
in Africa, for the willful murder of a
native girl BY nogging and other Ill
treatment.
The Phoenix Gazette says: The
copper smelter of the Russell Com
pany at Dragon has been put in blast,
and is working most successfully.
This plant was built by the Pacific
Iron Works in San Francisco, firm
that is famousin all parts Of the coun-
try for the superiority Of all their min
ing machinery. Their Patent Water
Jacket SHELTERS have long been re-
cognized as the best anywhere made
for both galena and copper ores, and
give assurance to all companies who
adopt them.
The correspondent Of the Cologne
Gazette in Egypt writes from Cairo:
"Herr Janson, the correspondent Of
the Stockholm Dagblad, saw with his
own eyes how the Egyptians wounded
in the trenches Of Tel-el- kebir, half
an hour after the attack, were killed
by English soldiers. He counted
eight wounded, incapable Of offering
any resistance, who were shot in his
presence, and one who was stabbed.
LieutCol. Thurneisen, a native of
Austria, and one of those officers in
the Egyptian service who, by way of
taking part in the operations, were
attached to the English headquarters,
also witnessed the slaughter of the
wounded in a helpless condition. He
saved the lives of several. Two other
persons have told me the same story.
by none Of the numerous English Off
GERS with whom have spoken has the
killing Of the wounded been contra
dicted."
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secure any advantage by betraying
their political friends at this late day,
they are mistaken. They will only
succeed in showing that they canno,
be relied on, and two years hence,
when HALEY will have population
four or FIVE times greater than Belle
vue, the treachery will be remembered
to the deep regret and discontinue
Of the Smart Alexis who will have en-
gagged in it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that Fre-ch 1 ettnsou
have bought out the interest of the Smith Broth.
ers III tie saloon known as Smith 4 Bristol's
french stinson will pay all the debts Of the
old nrm. and collect ali accounts due the same
FRENCH 4 STiNSON
HALEY Idaho, October II, 1852
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

One Of the latest jokes put up by
the enemies Of Billy Watt, the Demo
cratic nominee for Recorder and
Auditor, is the charge that he is in the
employ Of Haggin & Tevis, Of San
Francisco. This charge is not made
openly, but with the despicable mean
ness that has characterized the course
Of Mr.. Watts enemies from the start,
It 10 whispered about, under the great
est injunctions Of secresy, and with
soul-stirring injunctions not to "give
it away" because the all-powerful
6m mentioned might do the inform
ants untold harm.
Unfortunately for those engaged in
this questionable mode of electioneer
ing, the charges haven't the least
foundation in fact. Billy Watt is not
now, nor has he ever been, in the en-
ploy of Haggin & Tevis, or any other
corporation; and the great mining
firm of Haggin & Tevis-which did
more to develop the mining industry
OF the United States than any other
dozen firms in the world-long since
dissolved, and put their various min
ing interests on basis amounting to
quasi-liquidation.
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do you intend to keep the
DAnr TxEs going all winter?'
This question has frequently been
asked Of us, Of late, and we will
therefore be excused for answering it
in this public manner. Yes, we intend
to keep the DAILY and WEEKLY
T1HEs going as at present. We never
meant to do otherwise, when we be-
gan the publication Of our DAILY.
The rock upon which the TINES
stands Is anchored deep in the soil Of
Wood River, and the paper will, fol
anything known to the contrary, make
it, regular appearance until the end
Of time.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-03

With to-day's issue the BSue-
vus Daily Chronicle will suspend pub
lioaeion, and be replaced by the
Weekly Chronicle, which will, until
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