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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25
SrdrIauqh

yonbOn %. 6ebruGr. Pas 9lppcuati-
onsgCridlt bat Nic Gntidei0uug otS nCuccuS
Send @eridltS, mad melher 6r. &raolauab
i'll Der burdl @ru. Glart gcgen i'm ciugclci.
term Slagc eiucu neucu Gro;et crhaltcu
Iolite, urgeitO6Cu uuo SraolauQb ;ur Sab
lUug ser Soften ucrurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25

sa-Z.ssfgZg szzs
! EpvtdIa0s,ct. ISpridtfu5rter.
l v9et agiSuer rpn N ,,s5CO pcTner FUR ieeeE
BSGnlbe. 0eryflcrfei, n Sdu beldblt, rem bas
! S~p5ueeE uur 9isber= & 6rpisH 8ttierS uiht 81
kftlaIa3euhett rerlaNe turtrsH chez 81 HHberu
man ilG aai GcgitEz rermal.
| Gat3r5," nCaS ScpFcusgthers
| pNln l;t, I1ufs, rerleitt eine ih6ne9au
4 tauie unb 1etralthe rciiee I4anaen nn6 BEN
ScYica =St.!ecs, &c urb 4 IteblfftsH athem."
Eman it1yt GeiaEr unt uNitrcus unp SGrNs
t0lndtr l5lu." teihperteH dler RrtI
| yGerehrtc Gau'r q icsreeH permanent burcb
lNleb;cH SIC acsr Hart d taS 5ar?ten Stttsrs
lasiuUp uuc Ih5l i'tH2 Il lGrirt."
IGetrlatta S,s QcYi,a. y99sl&eS has sribtt
&tter5." apperitcrreseuhs, Naas
,,CGS 2cpfcr G;.tsrs Y Gen, Slut uub 9eber re-
trSftt9t itArtE uRe tlI= sulrtnce MiitteI iet2-I
rtrt bcitSuEil rrH her n SnUicu= @ttters." 900
sritsu Tcls an. - ,,greiiSer, Ibppfaisu,
1 ,,Nfa9cnAure, Scpf, II Gbitcren, GanlierS uu6
trtb unp Sdptueel rrers 81 Gamsn 9sbrauGeu has
ben burb pcniee Dcitn III Sppftns 9tttersthsIt6." !"
h SoPfens StttsrS turtrt.n ,,Dds 6cpfeu=9ttters
,,92au nchme t&gIih Il BAT gfcni6eu, rie am
1 bretmdl Sppiensgttters n 5luhe her Suntiu6t
etH 70 irtrb man teine Il Gdtibrudb 9elitteR, Sur
] 0cttcrrehnun8eu gu 4 giahtsrutsit uub Ges
sa9leH taben." hiuHebsit peEbcIieH.nn
- Su allen NpptbeTeusu bGbeu..
Bep Rittst& alfp. Co., RpGJrhrr, II. u.
Toronto, SHt, nub 9enecu, Guslaue. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25
Srlnue.

Eorhou, 24. 6Cbrunr. - Giuc Subli.
ncr 3cpcidDc bCrthtet; .Itc6rerC triihe
StaoIsgeiaugcuCu wtroCu mabridDcjrlid)
megeu GetbeiIigpug al ciuer ouSgtoc6utcn
&erihwOruug, Die id] aui 24 Counties crs
itredte, pcr bic udditcU 2lIiiien gciteQt
mCrbCu."
Sin Mrnnhct In Ecr = nEnrn - HrLinInnaEri.-
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Gin @rpphCt in Ger zdbard. 8rli4iomsFric
tGi iucliobcn &sppten.

III iieiicben Gsppten.
Cairo, p. Nebruar. - 3ius Rhurtum
tonlmeu TolgCuOC be0GutunJsuOllc Jtatlridt
ten: Got mebrcrcn WouateU tQudltc am
2Gct6cn 9}tl ein ncuer Oieiit0s oes Sslam,
Gl Hieboi, alf Der iidb iiir ben giad)Iolger
oc5 4ropbeteu ausgab uub iIrb gum Sbuliien
auSruIen lieB. @r idmnelte Ginige Stdmmc
oes cuban I'M itdl uno ldlug bic gegen i'm
auSgC'an6ten egDptiid)en Sruppcu, bon oeueu
er ungeiGbr 1870 t0btctG. Damn mardtrte
er uad @Cbscl- 3o6ir, cjurm itarlcu Dtilitdcs
pOiten am ipsiBeu gdl, 3miidlcu Sbartum
rnu @onboioro nm iid) Der bort auiqcitcQtcn
gGaffen unO Utut0uorrdtbC III bemQd)tiaeu.
RabiiO &cp. Der @ouuerucur pom 6obio6a,
mcldCr iid nit oCn SdJilud Stdmmeu per
bHllOet bate, giHg ibGl nit 1900 OiaUn ent
gegcn, rp0breno 1000 SG)iuuts uuter Dem
Sommanoo tbreS 66nigS eiucu S!antcn-
mard uusihrcu Iollter. llu0eiGbr ;cbn
UtCilen poI @eb=cl= 3o6ir iberfiel Der Dtcboi
init ieinen Snbaro Se0uinen RabfO Sen
mo idlug ibu in Die Tlpdt. Diebr mie
OrclhuHbCrt GgUptCr lUur0Cu uiC0CrueueBelt
unS 9icbfi5 pom Mebot nit ciqcner 0aub
gCt0otet. Sas 8reIien oauertC faum etnc
babe StHHGe. yiud bemielbeu tebrte Der
Wleboi iid) gegeI Die Sd,tluIs, ia)luq fte
NNAhlEhp val N.AAPl AllU AthuJlI ktNlUt
6unoert ocrielbeu uieGer. Ser Sd,iluf
60nig uub iein gan;es @eiolgc ficlcn in Der
Sdla6Jt. Said)obo pirOe oem 6einOe in
Die SGnbe geiuucu iciu, meun 3iegier Baifa
nidt in GilmQtihen uon SorOofan berbciz
aeGilt uaO nerc &cridau;uuqcu ouigcwotfeu
bdtte. an meld)c itd) BIC Sc6uiuCu utdt Der
autrputCn.
2luBcr e,ni9cn bcicitigteH BOfen 1T Der
WtcbOi 0err OCs gan3su gauocs. Sdmnt
lide SabatazSt babeu fib fir tbu
ertldrt. 9ieielben ;dblcu ctwa 10000 itrett
bare Nidnner, nelUc nit BerlulFonS Sc
nebren un6 yanSCu bemoffnet iiuO. G8 in0
tiibne, pobIgeiibte Gc;tcr. 9et @ouoerueur
batnuh Cairo nm Seritdt;uug telegraybirt,
bic inter gegenmdrtigen Serbdltntiicn
itmerid gcianSt Wetben t6nueu, ba bic
&rmcC burdaus nidDt friegsluitig 1T uuo bic
&rreu nit bcm 4u8lanoe eiue GntblGBunq
Der @auptz Hn0 9aienhdOtc Don &ruppen
uidt qeitQtteu.
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aurse !sabsls9spsftben.

9err yeOt 3. Morton, 0er ameriFonii6e
8eianOte In Bari8, bat ieine 6rau, weld,e
letoen6er @einnoteit lit. uaA Ni8a begletz
tet. 6rau Gorton wirO eiuige 8oden bort
bletban.
8te ierbiide 8sgieruug BAT meme @ous
traite IN Se3ug oui ben Giienbabubau in
Serbten in PartS abgai6lOIien.
- Die Saubol5banoler Sames Rbooes g.
Comp. in BRADFORD un0 9Seits s6artlepool,
GngianO, iinb bauterott. BaiTOa 10000
gfo, Ster!ing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25
~. Sabrgang.
sicue Ma;eisea.
efegtriC6es oSiGt!

9ie rgruib'its GlettriidDe 2idt @ompagnie
ppu Baltimore"
N iest bersit ,ur @rleud,tuus non fdeen. Wn-
ga;inen, J>rprts, SicecrIassu, rHentliten
'e6ebdunen uifU. cIcftriid)cs &id)t III iicfcrn.
gseesn ireitcret NuStUrit peHce man it ar SIs
Gpmptcir bsr Grmsaanie in 9fr. Z, 2cutbs S;rafe,
cbenanf. s.. s. Suepr.
(Snn22 19Ets9 Sdri'tfiibrer NIB GoIitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25
Darftuue Sprfe.

Gono0n, "a. 6ebruar. - Ser. 5taaten
S-5atiOueu: 4spro;. 119i, Ditto AZ prot,
115, 90. perldugerte J-pro3. 1884. - Grtt
3G9, bo, 2, 50, R.=Y. Central 1872, u. &
g.. g8. I. All DO. 2. 15l, SQ.Gentrul 1861,
Beuni. &entr. 61I, 8eaOiug 80, Ontario
&eitl. 900, WilmauteesSt. Baul Common
COO, rs. Central @oniOlS 900.
QtperpoOl, "a. Sebr., 1920 Rahm.-
8aumwole: Dtitteliorte SberlduOer 6 7,16,
DO. RemzSrlsauS 6s. - Die @ertdnfe be
trugen 10000 Bullen, SpetulntiOn uno Nus
futr 500, 3uiubr $3.50, sini<eBlid 10,
Enn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25


Burts, n. Tsbruar Brcmiermirtlc,
DC Srepctnet erlUiberte geltern IN Der &c
pnttrtenfammer ami cine BON oru. 0ugue
all thu geitellte Sragc 9erefiS AuSmeiun!
bes yflbiltiten gaparuff, baS @eieB BON Is!
oerletbe Der 9fegteruna IN ioltsn 9lngelcgeH
betteH Solmoht, Had] @utbHutcn III ban
otln, unb eS iei idpicrig, Gciud)e beireuu
Deter .pt0hte nm 2lusweiiung pOu 6remoeH
Die itdl nit Surigucu gCgcu ieue NtOdt be
ldlditigtcr, ;t ucrpeigern Gr miiroc nGd
ftsnS cine Sill ;ur IfONilEiruug oeS @eieBri
UCH lS49 einbringeu.
Eouo Il, 24, Tcbruar. - Giuc Barrier
2speld)c meloet: DGtCg gCftcru uOu Dem 6au
oGlEminiitcr SirarS Der ECputirteufantmcl
HRtcrbreitcte Gill perpiljdltet feline uon bel
zen 9tdtiOnGH al bCul NouoclsucrtroaC
iCit'nbalten. 6rGnfrcif bebGlt iid oaS 5tept
nor, oeH 3ou auf ole III Trautretd inpor.
ttrteR htttid3cH S&aaren III mooiftitreu, i'm
NalIt Sglono leiue 3ouabgaben erb6bt.
2pdnien.
" Raorto, 2+. TCbunr.-Se YtGiiNeHt
uuo Cin Niitglieb ScS 0auoelSguottatS ituC
au1 &eirhI zines MdSCr5 uCrbaftCt morSet.
Dor weid)cm adlt 0uoere Dtitglie6er sic De
'd)neroe tlibrten, haB Nic beiocU Gerhaitc,cu
per'fteonc NdnNlcr iibGrrt6Gt bdttcu, Oic
nrHeN Steueru nitt Ill beiablcu.
Gn Observation-Disclosures rcs Sultans iilr
EcItreiCh.
@onltaHttnopel, -. 6cbruar.-9e
Sultnn hat ais &elpeiS ieiuer freuuaihait=
ltdcn @eiiunungen gegcH Sefreid bic Son.
ieltrtrng mebrerrr Satai0ouC III Nittro
pjta bcfoEIeu, mn bic 2llboueicu III uCrbiu.
oerh bit Sniur8entcu in Ser Nerjc9otpiRa
III unteritiiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25
Der iriide GlinoeIbeuteI.

Eonoon, q. Tebruar. Sr. 3. d..
Sanlep, Barlanents Mitslie0 iiir 8crforO,
Uelder i'm SntereiIe Der gauo-2iga cine
SammeltOur IN Amerita gematt bat, ipriht
in Ausoriiden Der b0hiten BeirteOiguug pom
Dem Grfnlae ieinrr N2iiiinn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25

frau Sarfcie's &enfIpnsbiH. - ScniTpuen iiir
cte ssittipsn Der @rdnsrnten Spler It. @plf.
- Sehpblcnc Sufumcntc aus Gem Staatss
Stpdrtsment.-Siueu untrriurbuus anseprS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25

Nem Yort p. 6ebruar. - 0ic game
Ereiie beS IanoeS duBtrt iicb i'm 2ulgcmciucn
ungiiniltg iibet Surgent'S GrnCnnlmq ;um
@canbten an 9euti0anb uno oicle 3cituu=
gen tr0itcn ibrc 2eier burf) nie Semertunq,
baB Sargent i'm glu5lauoe meut9er llubcil
anrthten t0une, a,8 I'll Der Spite oes De
partcmCnts oeS Suneru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25
O3r,,e lI,r,,b.r =, r,,,I

&ouOon, "A. 6ebruar. - gine 0epeidt
Der Zines" meloet aus Cunts: ,Siel
Stdmme all Der @reu3e Uou 5ripoliS babeu
I'D erbobcn. 6ammab III bon timer Elm
geGId)ert morbeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25
Gine Seuenmofc,fne in s,rliu.

Sluf 9tuenm0toDtne IN Serttu.
Serltn, "a. Sebruar. - Aui Dem btc-
itgeu Stcttiner 8abubof brad am lebten
8teuitag Abenb in Solge Der grpoiion
elmer in elmer 6tite perfedten 0OQenmal6tne
6euer aus. Die Stiite mar inter Dem Sor-
manbe, baB ile mertbOolle 6leiocrltOfie ent=
holte, berfhert mor6en. Der ADlenOer III
Oerbaftet
Die atite entbielt etueu Dte4anismuS,
weldler auf iOlhe g9eiIe siugerihtet mar,
onB CT lnnerbalb 70 Stunoeu cine Grploou
oerurla6en mu6te.
Ssutfdblanb une Der Sntitan.
Serltu, "a. 6etruar.-28te Die Ser
mania" mittbeilt, bat Baron bon Shl0,er,
Der 0eutI6e @aiau6te i'm Satitau, lp0hentz
!ih 3mei @onfereu5en nit oem pdpltlid,en
Staat6iefretdr Starbinal Sacobiui, unS bte
bette auSfdt auf Elm giiniti9es Reiultat Der
llnterbanolungen eriittrt.
Sns britiicbe garlament.
Sonoon, "a. 6ebruar. - SIN Serren.
houie muroe beute Yahmittag Der pom Qoro
8onoughmore geitellte &ntrag out Grneus
nun9 zines @Omite's, meltbes etne Inter
ludung Iber bic Birsuugen oes 9on6aeiebes
in Srlano eiulettcn fol-, uaa sweiitiinSiasr
Debate Obne Stimmentbeilung augenOnl.
men,
Santerott In Der Sd,meii.
Son D n, "a. 6ebruar. - Dte Seioenz
hdnoier {. StetHer & Somp. In 3irih habeu
Santerott gema4t. Palfpa 100000,
attipa $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25

Q8ieu, "a. 6ebruar. - Gin rntbentidler
EaItor 3u Diuutac, gameus Ratopsti III
megen ponilapii6er 5ntriguen uerbaftet
mOrocn. IS lit Grpieieu, 0ab &atOpStD nit
Dem Soiratbe 9obra;Onstp, melher fiir3id)
IN Gcmberg Oerbaitet WurOe, in Serbtnouug
itano.
DiO8tau, "a. 5ebruar. 0a8 bteiige
Sournal Telegraph" bemertt JiemanO
braudJe iidj iiber bic 2lCuBerungen oe8 8ez
nerals StObeleff gu muuoeru. 0erIelbe babe
nur Die 2lnlidt BON Diilioneu uon GnIieu
nnnrihemf nnSnpinrnhlrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-25
Gnrosaii6e Gabe!berf4yts.
Der SSibiliiteus Nro;ef ilt ct.
@eters6ure,
Sas @erid,t uns bic stnsetlasten. sstlh
2frafc barrt ibrer2 SardnuifuTs : &c


Eoroon, p. Tcbruar. @iue iibei
Ei!ft empiaugene Fetersburger 9epeift
orr n&imeS" melcct pSeiu pOtittidler Ero-
ieB III 9iuBIanN lit iemals 10 gebeim, nit
'o!dler Strenge unO 8iididtSlofgfeit gegeu
one 9ertftlld)eN @ebrdIdle gefiibrt iuorben,
mIe Der 9egeHmGrtige. Ter Erdiibent 6es
Gertd)ts beftanb NarauL SaB oie @efaugcuen
slHieIu oocr in Gruppeu, iG mad Den linen
iur yaif gclcgten &ergeben, proiciiirt merocu
l0Aten. gS lit rcn angctlagtcn perbuteu,
I'M @ertdtSiaNlc nit einanber III ipr6dlen,
oocr audi nur idlriitljd init einanber 1T uer
tcbren. 3uerit mar iogar irSes &Tfebr
ilullhsHoeu @sfaugfAfn nRN iBYer AitudlsSu
I'M Sertdlts'oale uerbotcu. Sogar Ser
ottentltt1s 9ntlGger protetirts grgeu 6tcie
Anorbrnng. meldlc idllir6Iid ;Hriidge;ogru
muroe."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-24
VICTIMS OF MOB yiOLENCE.
4 Horrible Spectacle In an Illinois
Town --Torturing Prisoners 10 Extort
q Confession.

CHICAGO, August l2.-The follow.
ing interesting story of the Taylors-
vile affair IS given: The crowd re-
manned about the jail until 8 o'clo k,
patiently waiting for the arrival Of an
organized party. AS the tine went
on and no pa~ty came the mob became
impatient, and some c.;ea, "Braak the
door in and fetch them out" \ few
laen, pretty we'll intoxicated, moved
ground urging general attack, and
finally succeededin getting the crowd
So worked up that they walked to the
door Of the Jail and boldly asked for
the prisoners. The door, which had
been opened from within, was cless d
in their faces and they fell back. In
q short time they rallied again to
make the attempt, and aftr many eff
forts succeeded in making their way in
to the Jail. They passed upstairs to
whore The ce'l, were. Tie Sheriff had
abaI.d ned the Jail to The mob, who
new went to work u get tire
the prisoners out. After hall an hour s
work Pett:s and John aicntg, merry
were pulled out tl.roaga an opening III
the top OF the cell ana handed over to
the mob. A bran new rope was sud-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-24
What Is Thought Of Them In Boise.

w. Il. Nye, of Boise, sent letter
to J. A. rupert, worded thus:
FRIEND RUrERT:--I wrote to speak
a good word for the Nellie BOYD
TrJupe. 1t is the best tro, p, that
ever CANE to Idaho, AMI well worthy
of tie patronage of the good p, opie
of Wood River. Ever, thing is first
class with them Their music is su-
p .rb, and you will In the ladies and
gentlemen comprising the troupe are
well worthy of the name.
Yours truly w. f. NYE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-24
Assessment Notice.

ITLGEIM GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON-
PANi -Loctt IN Of principal place Of bus ness,
Sun franc SEQ. Calift rnia-Lorat.on Of Works,
Sawto til District, A.tur,s county. Id, no
Nutce IL Ter by gwen that, It n meet ng of the
Direct rs / ED II Tie ,tn dry of Au ust lsa2 an
as'' - nenf No. OF fuur cents per shara, WAS
levied II CT the cap tai stock Of the curporsti,n n,
payable ia.m.diHtely III nited st is gold coin,
thu SECRETARY 1t the ,fnce II the company. 8 .
MoIts"hnry street Room No I, San Fran 8 d Cal.
Ally stock upon which this assessment shall n
main unpaid n the 2'th dry OF September, 1852,
Ii be del nqueht and advs rtsed fi sale ut public
tu Il, II; ana unless Hyment IL MADE beft re- Will
b. y Id N Thursday, the 1 til day Of Ost her, 1852
to pay the delinquent assessment, together WI til
costs VI advert.s .ng and expenses Of sale.
A. 1iALSEY Secre tary,
Once -3"s Nj EtSt mtry street, 10, III No. !, San
Francisco, Cal.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-24
Az IDyOTIC LETTER.

The Haley DAILY TINES man $50
report slys) complains that the Haley
people don't support him, How can
he exo,ct it, W len they have nothing
to support Themselves, now tat court
IS over. What, OH, what will become
OF them? E,ho answers, ode an ig
nominio IS DEATH" Two Of their lar =
est stores are selling OFT, j. q. Swift
and Geo. l.. Hu ley & Co.
The abov, l., an ext.act from
Bellevue letter to Butte (Montana)
pape.. 1t is scarcely necessary to
state that, as far as the TINES is con-
cerled. there is not word OF nth in
it, as the very existence Of the TINES
depend, cnt.r,,y upon It's daily bust
ness.
The letter IS an evidence Of the
thanalss n IS, Of ,mc 0; the people Of
Belleyu'. Since t''ey permitted their
only paper and weekly at that-.o
die for tie lack OF pat.onag,, tie
TINES columns have been open to
them 20 freely as to the people of
Haiiey. In ret ,rn, the people Of
Felevuc r,sat,er, some Of them. for
there are fai minded people in Belle
vue, as elsewherc-at.emp to des'roy
tn, TIMH,'s influence and stantln.
abroad | y such false statements as the
above. This kind OF treatment is not
oalcul;t ted to en- eourage the TIMES i'll
it, liberal ro'iey toward the 'Gate
City, But, enough Of this!
AS to the selling GU: Of two Of our
stores, there are very good reasons for
til, which are entiroly disconnected
with the state Of the trade. Mr.. Swift
is inter sted in four large houses in
this section; three Of these ;r, con-
Quoted by his partners, while III !, fourth
that at Hai!ey---is in Lis charge
Being half owner in tie Ornament,
Ohio, Iris, and many other mines in
this region which give every promi Sc
Of being worth an aggregate of NIL
Ions OF doll ,rs in the no. distant future.
and having extensive sawm;ll and
other interests III Utah and elsewhere,
it is quite natural taat he should de-
sire to get rid Of a store that rcqu res
time that should devoted to other
business. A man, already wealthy,
WHO expects to be millionaire before
the end of TIE year, is not liable to
develop an all absorbing interest in
general merchandise business, Lowev-
er remunerative it may be.
As far as George l.. Hurley & Co.
are concerned, they have a reason for
selling out am ost equally as good as
Mr.. Sw.ft's. NJ. Hurley IS expected
ut tho Cor.cz grant, il New Mexico,
before the end of October, to take
supervisory charge OF extensive opera
tons t!!c.c that will, if they pay at all,
prove so highly remun ratve that the
profits OF a,mos. any MERCHANDISE
business will be in iyni!icant in con-
parison. Mr.. Hurley's partner wishes,
of course, to 60 with him and share his
god fortune.
TIE writer of the letter to the Butte
paper is cithsra w.llful prcvaricato.,
o. one OF the class of scr.bblers, &C
abundant cvcrywhere, who write with.
ous knowing anything OF the matter
OF whsch tAey t'eat. No town was
ever permanently benefited by tho
circulation Of false reports about Il
rival place-and the sooner the leo-
pie of Bellevue realize this, the bette,
j. will be for them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-24
Dissolution cfCo Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the cc.partnerahip
h rtt fore existing between Joseph Stevins and A.
P. Hendr cEs. under the firm name and style Of
u endrcls h Stevins. in the business Of the NJ.
vads Chop House. in HALEY has been this day . ..
solved by mutual consent
Joseph Stevins will Continue the brs, ness at the
old stand, and settle all accounts of the firm
A. p. HENDRICKS
JOSEPH SIEvINS.
Halle I. T., Aug %, 1882.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-24
Missing Man Wanted.

John Brenard. Of Freest,ne, Sonoma county
Cal. wishes 10 learn the whereabouts of Henry
Frenard, lnan ~ years 81. who ia probably
prospect ng in this region. when last heard
rom, on the first Of July Henry Bren. I'd w-s on
Little Wood hiver, and his postvifce address was
E,thun
Any informatit n conct rning him will be thank.
fully received by his father.
JOHN BRENARD.
a2c-'w Bellevue, l. r.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-24
DEPOT HOTEL.
KELTON, UTAH,
CoNANT BROS, Propristors.
New House and New Furniture. First.
class in Every Respect.
All Central Pacific r. r. trains ston in rron. 80
the house; also. the daily stages to and from
Wood River, and all parts of Idaho.
Charges Reasonable.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnershia.

The n-rtn rship heretofora existing under the
name OF Hall, Cederholm Co. is this d.y dis
solved by mutual consent, W. T. Hall r,t:rino
from the irm,
The business will hereafter be conducted nv =
L. cedsrholm and A. Morrison under the nsme of i.
l.. cederholn Co.. who will collect all debts dne
the late frm and pay all bills against said firm
HALEY, Aituras Co., !. t., July 20 1882
W. T. HALL
J. L. CEDERHOLM,
jy3l-im 4. MORRISON.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-29
RUPTURE

trusses intlict by DIR, j. A. SHERMAN's method.
Office POI Broadway, New York. His book,
with Photographic likencsses Of bad cases be-
fore and after cure, maild for 10 cents.
7jan1y
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-29
The Surgeons Knife.
wonderful Surgical OperatiOn-Re-
movas Of Urinary stones from
the bladder Successful

the Bladder Successful
MIR. Simeon Tietsell, of Saugerties, N. Y,
had been treated for seven years by various
physicians for what they call Structure Of the
Uretha, without benefit. He finally consulted
DIR. David Kennedy, Of ROndout, N. Y, who
found his trouble to be urinary calcui or stones
Of the bladder The doctor at once removed
the foreign bodies with the knife and then gave
his great blood Specific, Favorite Remedy, to
prevent their reformation. The entire treat
ment was eminently successful and Mr.. Tiet-
selPs recovery was rapid and perfect.
While Fayorite Remedy is a specific in all
kidney and bladder diseases, it is equally valu-
able in cases of bilious disorders, constipation
of the bowels and all the class of ills appar-
emily inseperable from the constitution OF wo-
men. Try it. Your druggist has it and its
cost is only one dollar a bottle. The lucky
man is he who puts this advice in practice.
Don't forget the name and address, DR.. David
Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y. The Doctor would
have it understood that, while he is engaged
in the introduction of his medicine, ''fayorite
remdy," he still continues the practice of his
profession, but codfines himself exclusively to
Office practice He treats all diseases OF a
chronic character, and performs AL the minor
and capital operations of surgery
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-29

The swindling Of visitors and stran-
gers opens at Niagara Falls May 4th.
Monticello, Miss, was destroyed by a
tornado last Monday, ten persons being
killed and many injured.
A thousand new Mormon converts have
landed on our shores. The monster is
neither dead nor sleeping.
The eastern ice crop is said to be short,
and arrangements are being made for
heavy impOrtations from Norway.
Mary Anderson and Lolita are worth
anywhere from 100000 to $5,OOO,OOO,
and they are spoken of as lovely girls.
Mast pictures the last hope of the
Democratic party as tiger suspended
in the air hanging to Chinaman's cue.
Lake City, Mimi, was visited by de-
Structive fire early last Saturday mora
ing. Loss atOlt $350,O0O. Insurance
about 100000.
In 1862, Alexander Moore of Finlay,
Ohio, having been divorced from Mrs.
Finlay, went to Europe. He returned
last week after an absence of 20 years
and remarked Mrs. Finlay.
Lemuel L. Croker, the largest live
stock dealer in Buffalo, has made an as
signment to cover liabilities of nearly
100000, thereby causing the suspen-
sion of Frank A. Sears, dealer in malt.
Gov. COlquett of Georgia, is holding
Methodist meetings in Arkansas. He in
serts funny stories in the most serious
of his discOurses, and thus holds the I'M
stable attention Of the Arkansaw audi
ences.
Chilli, according to Washington spec
ial, had for an object in the war with
Peru the annexation of Tarapaca, in
which the guanO and nitrate deposits
are located. 1t now transpires that the
prize is not nearly so valuable as antici-
pated.
The cable connecting Emden, Ger
many, with the old system at Valentia
was opened for business Saturday. The
first message was sent by Emperor viii
liam to President Arthur, who replied
with an expression of pleasure at the
opening of direct communication.
A Philadelphia court is puzzling over
the question when spring begins, the
question being involved in case in
which suit was brought for Failure to
begin shipments of iron yearly spring.
One side contests for the astronomical
the other for the popular acceptance oi
the term.
The National Glucose and Grape ST.
gar association concluded its session al
Chicago Saturday. Fifteen factori 's
were represented and all reported that
they were OyersOld. 1t was deti led net
to advance rates in syrup beyond forty
eight and fifty cents gallon, or on glu-
cOse beyond 416@44c.
The committee which recommended
such munificent donations for the late
Presidents doctors, IS beginning to real
ize that it made a mistake, and the
House will probably send them back to
reconsider the matter and rerort scme-
thing reasonable. The sums allowed
have not met with approval anywhere.
In one Russian district 797 of 1000
adult male peasants living therein were
logged within period of two years,
from 1878 to 1880, for non-payment of
taxes. The rural judges, knowing that
the non-payment was due to sheer power
ty, at one time tried to relieve the peas
ants from the penalty, but the police
informed them that if this were not en-
forced they would have the judges them
selves flOgged.