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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

There has recently been Discovered
In the County 81 Lansrk. Dat. . pillar
Of granite fully seventy five iest IN
height, and tspering To . point NJ the
top. which originally formed part Of the
elf near the shore of Chri.ty Lake. but
by some convulsion wss displaced and
remained standing upon It's end, twenty
feet from the bluff. II has . hass al
twenty. five square miles
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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s.sss1t. - - s~.f1 kAsess afs % a%
tees ss ~~ya&e - ss~ ~AtAst
~ s@s sssssNs~~ rss ~~&eea~t ~~~St
s.z 80 - -. s~z 80 ssSs a. s*F~ss
$3.50 - - asS s~N ia 80 - -
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a~ama sws A~@SsGsFsk~s s@1 - 81 .
sxs., ss<a<sSf - etas s@> Esd s2ssr
Hn1Dx2A
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

AsLRsrsA IL oue viso siesps- A si~epsr -
that In which the siseser ssespa Ase>pcr 10
that on wttca the sesp~f sbteh esrrsss the
slestes vhte he s'eeps runsl Therefore shfis
the sleeper sleeps In The sleeper The sleeper
c nses the sleeper over The sleeper uaaer tbs
s,eepss ustil the sieerer vhieh carries the
sleeprr tumpa ps the SLEEPER sud sakes tie
sleeper IN The sleeper by strkiaz sbs SLEEPER
uader the ~sieeVer. and there 10 no ssesp<f In
the sleeper on the sleeper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

~r~rs-rs writes; ''rrons hard study and
close applscstioa 20 The du,ies - . prosI4eie I
revival. - y health suffered severely. ltnok
Q vacation ard tr ed To ~tu back b>sits and
strength. but ] seemed 90 b shaking intc Q
state OF general ~cskpe.s sbj rso<srsisoa. A
friend presented NE ~ith Q bottle Of Dr Gsy-
sot;'. Ye,io1 Dock aLi ssfsa sriila ice
effect has be-n voaderfui, and sl;soaxh ! Dc.
cline hsyisg rpy name psb'sssrd | VII spsss
sgpci word for this meiiesns q sseJ oppne
tgnity."
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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rpu1rus s~eA e>~a tss4<s s-k rs
sp,~<Ns sz~xs~-~> Sr@~<s~N
~ ~< - sN s
T-~~s 1s& ks&Ns t~~v Bee
k@xzrsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

Ths Violate bsss Co. Nsrshail. MscA. ~
oerd DR.. Dyes celebrated ESecsrr~ ye1f<fs
Belts Nd Appiianc-a % thai fos thirty asya.
"a men (yoaexo 40 odJ sta ere E4aksed ~sh
servas asolssfy. kss vitality sad ksdr-d
Of vit.iify ssS nsshspA AID 80 - see<a
n. R-Ao rs& b taesnsA. - tAiry aays
O1a5 y Moved
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

Arropluent psysiesaa OF Pittsburgh satd
Sokingiy 20 . lady p4tseas Who uAs coH2ssia-
Ing Of her consisued III bezith. and % hAs 10
ability u cure her. "tJ Hop Btterslv TsS
from Which she obtained psrmaaens health.
She nos lsuxhs 81 the doctor for his ioke bat
be 10 not 80 well p&essei witk " 90 " cost
him . good pst<st-Bsrss.xs Pssyssd
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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$50 sAF - ssss $50 y~s go s&A 80 =
s-ssssss s-x - s@s4sslaA 49, ~>1 80
- - ssxs kss~~ksszA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

4, s~uzs -zsa ~Nks e. s~s &se< . E<ss
80 kss~ q sS-~ET-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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~ sfzx-s rsss2 az - sssA - Be-
ussSMs ssa s@t ss@ssss As asA
=. Az~s @ss ss<ss~N - - I'D ssSs< -
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08


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xa.as 49, tkF~< sts3rskS ne F<scs = EssS
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q o. ssks Asat Rs1ssA S&et .sei -
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srs.isurss yssr "a s>ss sss $3.50 ga
Lyos's rs,ea; Zee. sstesa<s. ssa ~sss tksa
sg.lA ed ~ ssss ssd ssssssss s~~sefs
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PIE. r4shr. asia t~i sass e.s oss
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dosn 81 table vtzse the shsif u al Aksr~
uss hehiIsg gass .siye IA tss 1859 AL
sss Esdetns . kaAsss r~iSs 10 Tia s,sb1s liza
Esv p. nnoss h~fsrsss N ehasrA ashsa
because. Ls sssa iArs sssrsxss tss inses~sa
-
National rrAsf nssss fssis ls.ys as~ n
fsv the srs h~ssA "spsRg toa>aea"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

You can be made siroag Ia al yous parts.
You rsu strengthen the digestive crs.1s eu .
dyspep~is. sud prevent shoss ssrysns sitssks
Of constipation aud dtATrbcA- 700 Gao
strengthen the urinary sysism sud cure eli
such symrioms Of ssaknesa a. bad dreams.
milky urine. etc. You can strengthen the
Esryous system and ri yourself Of that e.
tresne feeling Of destiify. 1ou can sfrength~n
your mental faculties and improve yoaf mess'
DRY. You can strengthen your nssscussf srs'
ten and irerease yoar power of endurance
In . word. yuu csn h an example Of rhysicsl
Icrsect on II you desire. by using . scent DC
somblnaii on Of yellow Dock, s~AfsspariiA
Juniper, Bachu. Iron, Ceey sni tsissya al
Of which Ingredients sntfr into the cont ost
ton II Dr. Guyso,t's Yeiluv Dcrk and .zr.s.
pariiia and makes u Natures best zssisfssf
In curing ali forms at orxsnic di@eascs entl
ting "a ~ &c called the Queen Of 81 health He
pescrs, and Q perfect hsood puftaer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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ssssf g S~ssa~A $500
49, 49, ~A.>~sss1s eSesNt
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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esrfhi FIRST cores the spgtnG. ts<a Tie
summer ct and the fan Aee3lsss 20 70 vim
eH farther 6eta3a
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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use ErdeEns . hnAsss r1fs. 10 Tia sta61s Iva
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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Wat made ne Tower Of ffsa ksa, rvsssads
sbecsass q fhs fsatss 10 sAs iss4s
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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~ Ia China 10 seoas ca sy1fe . vash 80
sThe Nummy IN Eup<--ln~kA 1ar>e~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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atty, sdi iie figures together, divide ey tso.
and you ~tIi aver ga
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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desn 81 tasie wise the shssf 10 al iksrv
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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c.erss. IA es. .EA stxSs 70 sE2<skAA
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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sbscsass q ths ssntss . sAs iss4S
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sne Mummy IN Eup<"-nukA 1ar>1s.
II The hypothessss - . tssassBs - ESQ -
she distssee between tie sce>sstca a King
SsEses 1 AID the s,znp &C., and sas sBs3
sng;es esasI 90 Ne Asetrs vse hss~a 10
What 70 TIE fsiyi ssEsxt Exfss>s tn r-sss
IN terms of the seerfse Ersvsss os ezfsAe
dsoxsd<- ar ans one q TIE forDs q Epyfxks
ks<soxiyphie urisiauI-Hss~s L@p-
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ssi unless yos srep ysss eye. assd - "a
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~ sssd - vpsA sehs ~ $500 tksaE
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- The e1GfDr<g 80 ann3 VIA II euUn1gy
nj nd: "ws1. shss's god 'sp1sA tW ~.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08
Slow Hut Sure.

The saying that farming Is q slow
business may rs well be- accepted. in
comparison with the stock-wst.ring pos
sibilIties of the cities. and that IL is snre
Is undoubtedly true. when contrasted
with the successful ventures of specula-
ton or the investments in ommerce or
manu- actnres. We arc repeatedly told
that il is the destiny Of al least nineteen
in every twenty in mercantile life 10 fail
At least once. However. it is believed
in many cases to be withal . sweet and
profitable destiny. There are few alb
solute failures among farmers; not that
..crop failures are unknown. for they
seem to occur almost annually. and are
naturally expected. and survived with
wonderful ease. Thousands Of farmers
can figure out an absolute loss in the
business. and At best can make two per
cent. interest the maximum Of profit. yet
the fact remains that they occupy COM
Portable houses. entertain friends. drive
a span to town. raise and educate chill
dren, and increase gradually their taxa
BILE realty. Not that every man who
lives by the pillow can accomplish all
this. Not every boy that learns q trade
becomes . master mechanic, owns his
own house or amasses . little compe-
tency.
With nearly 5000. 600 getting their
living from the land OF the 10000 coo Of
workers in the United States. . large
proportion on their own acres, is il res
sonable TO compare the mas with the
select few who control our commerce OF
operate large factoricss There are
leading spirits. great organizers, in ag-
riculture - wei rs in trade and manu-
~fsctures, vet the multitude in these LAT
ter callings are lahorers. toilers in
crowded quarters By day. and subject 10
the dangers Of " gas and other inn
pure air Of cities by night. with whose
condition even farm laborers would not
be satisfied. But II is not proposed 70
argue this yexed question over again.
L. agriculture Q safe bus nesss Yes. de-
cidedly. By the sweat Of his brow the
farmer does make his bread. The frus,s
bfta. the winds wither, the sun scorches.
the waters drown, the insects devcur.
and mildews mystcrionsly blight The
sewer scatters the seed not knowing
whether he viii gather twenty or . hum
0fGa f0A0e oC ACa&xAso-Sv o04 S~o10S -
larger crop from some unmanured sur
face; be expects lcanness, and gets . fat
yield; he feels sure Of . large reward.
and reaps failure. Yet in the average
be gamers . fair return. and finds ful-
filed the promise that seed-sime and
harvest shall NOT fail So. with al ths
nuctu,tion and loss the huSbandman
linda his business the surest OF I'll the
occupations Of eArth.-N !. 1fStsse.
-An American walking through .
town u Wales saw . p-rocenion with
0ags oyin9. trumpets blowing. and .
man hoisted shoulder high. and asksd:
Whist = I'll this aboutsS why. list
= the pix man, vas the reply. 4 Ett3e
whila and b ~ . similar pgocoasioa
and ancGher nsa up1iffed: .VAae b ur
sows" ~Oh. tha6b ~
nsss v0 . sascaipa - Sver ~
q1sstina wAslAeesOe pix-styes varD -
= maDvod IL styeseansod ttDAny.
IN. Il Aero1k
-Joha HI 1u01w q IT, LD1an
~ Wtek11 0MNnpu. - aeoui&
OLIA 01ne {eoco - e1ifsg)- -
GE1 Rtn1or who coonnoa ~ 1oooR
-" 0hs Rssent - - Rn&
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j6nN HODGE. eoc'y.
pucAuoxAL

EDUCATIONAL
sNs r.fa sasAnH - ae~es 80 $780,
~ ss% -
ssstses = s-ss sa ~ssss
esse
80 ss~~ 49, a &AAf ete@ -
u,ssss..s sssss,t.esss.s -
as = sss-. . Fs ~
Jnassos'sc oM'i cellssf
49, -
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a. 1870 a. saa@ax @s.~ s~st@ e~s-Ss
p.,,.x ..,,n,.s s.w sx~ "a -
- 80 ss& % NS@s~o
s 49, = -
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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eross eexfva oat b. "Ksagt % A&ls" la
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

->o see s-f, roa Sad Fss 1870 So
ssssstEesi ths isstss~& g. ~ esas&t - -
p-sezE4~ss aossass uytss ~ ssip ssat
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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storss Aeslta sas stsss. sssss pfsssA d
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

LscYcsE uyos ~ sAssecuos. fspfes0-
81 msss bqe yos - rive ~ yosf us1fvt1p3
unless yoa Brep yssse ye ase1 - 0as
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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ne" skka Asal ksassA S&et .sei -
iF.sfAs 10 s1fs ss4 sss
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

gK-sAs ssar ga tsss<s t@sk itss 90. ~
asses tAs iskaoJ ofss. ss5seS silts h&ssE
Ar - ia fAskkGsAs sS4aEs 10 - ssaHA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

fs szrae r~sFe~ts The Fvess~s go fsf sa~
rsssss ga No esa. ts ksstsHre ssa a<strss
: i~xtar. sstA . asssa p1as Ia sis s4sstA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

e~rp.fssrsx ySsr "a ssss sas $500 ga
Lyoa's rs,sa; He. sstess~rs ssa vsss tAs.
ax.lA ed ~ ss1s s.d Ass4sAfs 4e~sxfa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

Q3Steneu 10 the Spot. anu, eOScOnClny
themselves in the shadow Of the thickiy
growing vines, found they had an excel
lent view of the room and It's inmates.
and were in no danger Of being seen by
them. They arrived Just as Mr.. Piper
drew his chair TO Aunt MarciA's side.
and said ~nervously:
"I-ah-called this afternoon-ah-
awful hot day. ma'am. speak
10 YOU on . very important subject
You must know from nv frequent Wis.,
it's" continued he. gaining courage IS
he went along, "something Of nv feel
ings. and may be aware Of my inten-
tons"
Here Mr.. Piper paused. bat receiving
no reply, went on.
ITO tell YOU the truth. Miss MarciA.
1 am in love. and / came over this after
noon to ask you If you can give me any
hope that my love is returned. You
ought to be able to tell me-"
This speech had the eject Of confirm
ing Miss Marcia's belief that MI. Piper
wanted her. and no one else. and witha
blush that made her look ten years
Younger. she exclaimed:
"khy, really. Mr.. Piper. this b Q
surprise. / bad NO idea you cared fog
me except as . friend. I don't know
what to say except to tell you that ]
value your regard very highly. and thas
| return your affection"
Nh. Pipcr's fsce during this speech
VAS . Study. He turned red. white. and
finally red again. - he grasped the
mesnsn~ If 6er yurds an3 FVnli1od the
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

Ia, ,A. -. ar.sa .sssHs ros.sa"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-10-21
w ESIILR\
MARYLAND COLLEGE,
FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES, IN

Organized under the auspices OF the Methodist
Protestant Church. SGi.
lncorl grated lay AT al Assembly. 1868.
NCCI'P'ES OF the most beautiful
= y md hrii I, niJt sizes in the State. Re
cci:cs annu;I apo on, ,iun tom the Legislature
Tor the Free Board +" one SUDDEN. from each Sen
atorial niStric.. Provides Il comfortable room
for each two siulco,S. Has iull corps of com
pctcnt INSTRUCTORS Course ot study ample and
thorough both in tde Preparatory and Colleg-
late Departments. Discipline -,rict. but kind.
Terms very moderate. \ Scholarship for
Three Years Tu',;On Tor s. 90. aud ito students
having such Scholarship Boad. Washing Fuel
ANA Light ut tiic rate oi y 6G.6. per year Has
been in successful opera lion iUr > years.
The TGirty-tir-i Seni-i unaal Sessions
begins Sept. 9TH. 1882, and ends Jan. 26th,
1888, For Catalogue anu further Information,
address j. L. WARD, DID,, President.
Sept Civ Westminster, Nd.
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WORTH SENDING FOR,

DIR. j ii, SCHENCK, Of Philadelphia has inst
published book ON Diseases of the Lungs
and How they Can be Cured which is offered
Free, postpaid. t" all applicants. 1t contains
rGi1obie m.tOrmGiioH 10" al VII" suppose theta
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throat or lungs. Address FIX. i. II. SCHENt'k y
So.
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS,

4 IL persons are hereby notified not
L n TO rrcsPh>s upon the premises of the sub
ScrlhSr. either with do" or gun. All persons so
trcSpaSSr" will he dealt with according to law.
ENOCH MCCULLOUGH.
Rowlandswillc, Oct. I'll
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-TGTNHGES-

The cause o. mos; human Ills and curing when
physicians. hospitals and all other methods and
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Sweihn%S. Ulcers. DId Sores, Milk Leg. Mcrcurial
buucicS, Ruiis Blood luiSouS. Brl~htS Disease.
Wasting OF tn" Kidneys and Liver. Rheumatism.
Constellation Pics. dyspepsia. and all Itching,
and Srlly
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THE DAY oF THE OPERATION

arrived his condition was dcplorable. lie
was wrought up to an intense degree of
excitement, and while waiting ior the APP.
pointed hour exhibited some impatience
at the slow passage of time. repeatedly
asking the hour, and otherwise showing
an unhealthy disposition to brood over
the coming operation. DIR. Smith plac-
ed him under the influence Of chloroiorm
and. as the result of the post mortem
showed, performed the opcI alton with
treat success. crushing the foreign sub
stance in the bladder. and removing it
without injury to the patient. After
being unconscious for an hour and half,
Mr.. Guard recovered sufficiently TO ex-
press his qualification at his trial having
passed, and remarked that he felt much
better. soon afterwards. however, he
commenced To suffer the most excruciat
ing pains, SO munh So that he was given
hyperdermic injection OF auodyues. " ich
relieved him from his agony. Those who
saw him this day, and at subsequent per-
ioIS before his death. say that his suir-
cringS were terrible. beyond description,
aud that his agony was distressing to
witness. On Wednesday the patient was
somewhat improved, and that nightsslept
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-10-21
Ak ENCOURAGING SYMPTOM.

Three weeks AGO last Sunday, the day
of his death. Mr.. Guard was afforded in
voluntary relief by the passage of a piece
of stone from his system. AID his family
and friends were greatly delighted. be
lievinr him to be on the road so a rapid
recovery. Prof. Smith informed his pa
tient that possibly the entire trouble had
been eradicated. aud for several days the
grounds for this belief became even more
encouraging. The patient was relieved
from all all suffering and regained his
normal cheerlulness aud intellectual
vigor and was convinced that he had
gotten safely over his trouble. In about
three DAYS. however. to the great sorrow
of his family, the uufavcrable symptoms
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THE RESULT OF ovER-ExERr!oH.

On the following Tuesday he leCturet, for
the benefit of Epworth Independent Metho-
dist Church, and the fatigue and consequent
suffering he experienced on this occasion is
believed to have largely caused the condi-
ton of his symptoms which rendered the
on. ltion necessary. IA he was returning
from the lecture III Il carriage, the iolting
brought on violent SpaSrns of pain, which
caused him 50 much agony that he had to
stop the carriage. Being unable to proceed
further, he alIgnted and walked TO the resi-
,lruce of Il friend near by, and stayed over
night While i'll this deplorabic state OF
health he was called upon on the following
Thursday, as stated, to prepare himself for
the dread ordeal, to which he looked forward
with much nervousness. With his usual
determination and devotion 70 duty, how
ever, Mr.. Guard announced his intention of
officiating at his church rs usual yesterday
week. which was only two days before the
time fixed for the operation. On the Satur-
dav before however, he WAS so Frustrated
that he remarked to his family, who lad
vaiuly endeaNoved to ,IsSuad.. him from his
purpose: " Well, il is no use: am suffering
so dreadfully that | cannot preach to-mor-
row. | cannot collect my thoughts " Every
effort was ut once made to quiet the great
mental excitement under which he WAS la
boring, and EevS. Barnes and Frvsiuger
volunteered to assume the pastoral duties at
Mount Vernon Clurch the next day. Al
though kept very quiet, MIR. Guard c0ntln-
ued To look forward TO the approaching or
deal with much nervousness. In addition
To this, he was also suffering Violently, and
when
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--CJTICURA-

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-26
John HALEY In Search of Feed.

John Haley left to-day for a trip
down Wood River and to Junction
City-from which point he will 90 to
the end of the railroad and train ter
minus on the 0. S. L. Mr.. HALEY
will carefully inspect the road all the
way, as he will run buckboards soon to
the 32d-mile station from the kelton
stage road and carry the mail from
there, instead Of from Blackfoot, and
will also run passenger coaches over
this line by November l, or as soon
as the trains on the O.
S. L. reach the point 80 miles west
from American Falls, or SO miles from
Haley. Mr.. Haley has been caught
by the corner in feed and grain, and
is also making the trip to endeavor to
secure grain for the U. l. & O. stage
stations, which, he says, it is impossi-
bic to do anywhere in Idaho. He
will by all the grain and feed to be
had on the railroad, and charter teams
to deliver it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-26
Meissonier's town- house in Paris

Meissonier's town-house in Paris is
a building Of curious and almost
cloister-likc appearance. Little Gothic
towers rise from out its steep slate
roof, threatening the passing clouds
with their pointed tops. The entrance
is through an arched gateway, Aanked
by Corinthan columns. Tall, narrow
windows, of Flemish glass in leaden
frames, are deeply set in the stone
walls. The door is Il massive affair Of
oak, thickly covered with silver-p plated
iron work. Already the building has
cost sl,000,oo0, and it is far from
being finished.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-26
Not Interested in Samplins.

The impression having spread
abroad that Messrs. Bishop & Conklin
assayers, are connected with the Hal
ley sampling works, they desire all
parties to understand that they are not
interested in any sampling works, but
are doing general assaying business
and by skill and strict integrity aim tc
win fair share of patronage from
the mining public. s25tf