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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
Domestic Sewing Machlnes.

Domestic sewing Machines.
We take this method to notify the public that
We have the sole control Of tho Domestic Sew
ing Machine in Lafayette county, except in
Lexington and vicinity. and Cencordla and
vicinity. All machines sold outside OF those
places must come from us.
MCQUEEN & KNIeMEYER,
DECLINE .'' 80. HlgginsvIlle. Ne.
By DR.. Frszier's M,gic Ointment. Cures as If
by magic, pimpIes, black heads or crubs,
blo:ches and eruptions on the face, leaving the
skin clear. healthy and D. autiful, Also cures
itch. barber's itch, salt rheum teller. ringworm,
scald head, chapped hands. sore nipples, sore
lips, old. obstinate ulcers and sores, &c.
=. .a,- SKIN DISEASE. =.
F. Drake. Esq, Cleveland. O.. suffered be-
yond all description from a skin diseas Sc which
appeared on his hands. head and face. and
nearly destroyed his eyes. The most csrsful
doctcring :aIle,I to help him and after all had
failed he used DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment
and was cured by a few applications. :. col
The first and only positive cure for skin dis
eases ever discovered. Sent by mail on receipt OF
price, 90 cents. HENRY & Co, Sole Propr's.
Cleveland, Ohio.
For blind. bleeding, Itching or liberated
piles. DR.. Williams Indian Ointment is q sure
cure. Price 81 by mail. For sale by aruggists.
e. w. LoomIs, Lexington, Mo. octs9yl
Hail's Vegetable Sicilian Hair remover has the
hearty commentator Of thousands: whose
Cunning locks'' have been restored by it 10
their former beauty OF color and growth! 1t IL
in fact, "a miracle in its way, even IN thiss &c Of
wondrous Improvements fact to which every
one who has given it, virtues q test will certify.
The propriebors. r. p. Hall & Co., are men OF
liberalIty and enterprise, who give the benefit
OF their discovery to the world At large, and
have placed il In the hands Of every druggist In
the country, that its benefits may be extended
alike t6 ali. II there is the least suspicion Of
gray hair showing itself upon your head. ;Eo AZ
once and procure . bottle of this cstebrated
Hair Remover. Carthage. NJ, Republican.
decl4In2 amt r. ta.. 'atr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE, q.e.
In the Circuit court of said county in vacation
February roth, 1882. -,
Harve Cobb. plaintiff,
VS. SDivorcs
Eliza Jane Cobb, Defendant
no the suid Eliza Jane Cobb: You are hereby
L notified that said plain,In has COMMENCED 4
suit against You IN said court by petition the OBJ
jrct and general nature OF which Is to obtain a
divorce from the bonds OF matrimony contract
ed with ) on, on the grounds OF desertion with
out reasonable cause for the space OF one year.
Ana you are further notified that unless you
appear al the next term OF said court. to he be-
gun and held nj the courthouse, in the city of
Lexington, ON the Sd day Of April n, 1t, and on
or before the 9Th day there, II, if the term shall so
long continue, and il net, then before the end
OIL me term and answer said petition the same
VIII be taken as confessed. Ht 10
And 1t Is further ordered that 4 copy hereof ue
published In the 1t xington Weekly InteIligeu.
Ger a newspaper published IN said county OF La
fayette for iUur weeks successfully, the last iu-
sertfon to b. at least four weeks before the com
mencen,ent of tile next term OF this court.
A'true copy Attest:
FRANK TRlaG, G ERIK.
byS. DANIEL, u. U. febiits
hJiand i Ryiand, attorneys for plaiusd.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
Coal! Coal!!

any part Of the city at eight cents per BUSH
eli. Orders can be lett at my office and will
receive prompt attention.
Htf j. q. MC0REw.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
YOUNG'S CHINA HALL.
Price List.

Best lronstene china plates, Z inch, per set. 40
Best ir0nstone cups and saucers, per set.... II
Best Ironstone covered dishes. large. per set 20
Best ironstone y gallon pitchers. large, each IS
-Bess ironstone china meat disk each ....... y
Plain glass goblets, per set.............. 81
Plain glass sets. 4 pieces &c
Plain glass tumblers, per set p
Plain glass pitchers. &c
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
TIE CRADLE.

Born = In Lexington township, Lafayette
Sonnty, Mo: Feb. 8, to the wife OF Mr.. D. w.
y fTsvis--a girl-p. IL! U.s.. 49,
- In Dover townseip, Lafayette county Mo-,
recently, TO the Wife OF Esquire John Walker
= boy. irr- a.. 49, aa.. IL,
- In this city, Feb. 8, to the wife of MIR.
Thomas f.. Austin-a girl. o..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
LEXINGTON. No, Feb. LIST, 1881.

Thanking the public generally for their
patronage and kindness shown to me while
engaged In business for many years, and
warmly commencing my successor As worthy
q continuance OF their confidence, l remain
truly, A2 q. A. kRIEHN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11

oF aLAsAYErrK- III, -
II, III. Cir,u;t.Aoart of.ssad county In xo.a,;on
III '"G 1Ee"' .I.n,rrv AZ Isscs V - a'
-. a'A'e'ss o'"ieos' p" 49,
The State OF MISSOURI at the relation ~ al
and to the use OF tGeOrSe M.hISR L.,
MOuntjoy Collector OF THE revenue rH
Of Lafayette county in 1.-THE fate of fPttiiion.
Missouri. plaintiff, u .
vs!dt' E''-h at BIO -
Garrett H.sheppIer, defendant. aaJIrsN =
mo the said defendant Y OF, are hereby noti-
II fed that said plainfin1has commenced u gu 4
against you in said court by petition, the object
and general nature Of which is IL obtain a juiP-
Inenf for the taxet , fbterestand costs due on the
'f6iIhwin q ttescri betfi reul estate situate In I'M.
county U1 Iafay YETI, and state OF Missouri. to-
w,f. II WsEfy iaOi. ACRES. the west half of nc
northeast quarter OF the northeast Quarter Of seq,
rion siSfeans fisI. tnwnsiiin foraE.eirht tlsil
range tweIty.eicht 1851, said feai,1 state being
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
~ GOOD NEWS
I14.'.a siil! - ~
-roR Tx
. q aI15 J. .sH
PEOPLE.

'rts a 90 II . "rf -
LrOR sometime past T. hase realized
. F. aint1l had too many Goods Tar
Aayvlew. !ansrkSfoposs to Commence
with the season on ,RkDUcED PNCEs
10 Induce quick sales, In order : re-
duce my stock 10 what the act0al
demands. or the trade are. Ny stock
10 complete In all Department., GQh-
prising everything usually Kept III q
general stock. Beat Light ,Prints,
3k to Sh cents; Fan Prints, TX cents;
variety or Dress Goods from 10
cents up; Domestics, Flannels, Liz
seys, Jeans. Blankets aud Tr0nksin
great variety. My stock Of Cloihing
10 complete, having p1rcbascd only
the best Sutting for ilet, youths aad
ebildren. l AM Still determined to
! quttthe Clothing business Just as SOON
As possible / have the best line 81
OVERGOATS eve brought to May.
view; also . iuIi line Of Boots ana
Shoes Ladies' Fine Shoes u specially.
All OF the above Goods are now in
End resdyifor inspection NJ any time, )
and will BE- aold 1t pric,s 70 suit t1s'
kmrs Let everybody come aud SEE.
The great question. with all, II
where can ] get the best and most
. goods Tor the least money -. To-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
o SALE OR RENT.

offer one OF the finest farms in LafaJ-
j cite county, Tor sale, and it not sold
by the lst of March, 1882. it will be for ~
splendid cultivating and pasture land, with
good orchard and mir iinprOremenis,' and will
be sold at a bargain For terms OF sale or rent
call on me at Napoleon or upon Hessrs.' Black
well or Rathbun at Lexington.
iaullt2 NJ. G. C
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
saunders'Photo and Copying House.

wish to say to the citizens Of Lexington
and surrounding country that 1 have secured
the services OF 4 tlIst-class artist, and am
prepared to do enlarging and colorlng In
ink, water colors and pastel, IN frst-class
order. Call ana examine specimens at my
gallery, opposite the courthouse, Lexington,
Missouri. j14tf L. ID. SAUNDERS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
J. F. M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. onise, con-
L s%ultation and operating rooms, ut residence,
corner Pine and Franklin street, No. Is, where
l can be found at all hours In the day, ex-
cept when professionally absent. Thirty
years experience, four years serving assnrgsen
In the army during the late war, having per-
formed all capital a. well rs minor operations
incident to military ~ well ~ civil lite. With .
full supply of instruIDsats generally assd In
modern surgery, I feel confident Of rendering
Satisfaction in all oases.entrusted 10 my care and
treatment. tan28yl,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
Fine Photographs.

Saunders new max OF pictures are very
fine; not surpassed by any gallery west OF
st. Louis. i2ltf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11

l make , Ppeciaity OF supply ing CANDIES;
&c Tor Festivals and Parties VI pTic.s that DEFY
competition 10 tbis line. jau2st4 !.
JOHN POWELL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
Attention, Farmers!

Fifteen hundred dollars worth of clothing,
coats, pants, vests. hats and caps for sale at
uuctisn In tins city, Wednesday, Feb. 10.
1882. This is > rare opportunity to obtain
bargains. W. W. EASTER, Constable.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
UP TO THE
TASTE OF TaB PEOPLE,

o FINE KENTUCKY SOUR MASH WHIs-
Ky call at Silverman's Whisky Depel. Goods
Pare and cheap. and no misrepresentation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
$1,000 TO LOAN

HOME MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT K,TEs
II low. ltinll WALLACE j CHiLEs.
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rt $50 a.. a:
"-: -: q. - ct .ha
w. H. BRUINS,
c0Tc0RDa, mo-,
PURE POLAND China HOGS,

WILL. after June lst. 1882, have . limited
w supply OF Pigs and Shoats, Of his bresding.
warranted OF pure blood. Ny principal breed
hin Record. volume 2; and others will be re-
corded in volume 3. Persons desiting this breed
of hogs are invited to come and examine my
heri:- Sahsfaction guaranteed. l. have been
cess. - ~ - : -fehllYl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11

=" Oktk1 u Ok%
nnp OF n ~ ,, ~
II a ttfss Tlifn IT, ssais 81 ssati%i county in vacation
James HI Mallory .g .s-ssY sef
James, si i ssae0Ss. Petition, 100
T l. notnsdI hat said llsinllnr has comlnenord .
.IJeefA and general nstars srsahiSah Is to oi,. n
rSsc9teli6y you = plaintiff ior Tie sum oi seven
..indre1 and elshty-twO and twenty i've ONE
hundredths doliass ts7ss as-loo) . dated March
t ,%,s q s,i sT1 Sii| rs ias ssssi as : s ss%p%; ssd pa u n 81
i,eie Was s,as sisen Ior. and j. sssSsn Geo Or SON 80 much ..:n
oI the purchase morley due ahd unpaid for the
following descrbedsreels s tate situated in La
asres: being i. ives. SaIf q he sou!sss ssis quar- s2
Ter of s.SS6On ten 1leI. ON township luy-one
s 81 l i III s ssss;y "a IS sf', Sr. :nss sS.,. r. snJ o.,
Astle Bow man Mill ante. aud the prayer Of said
petlt,sn l. that 2laiin.ie 3 lien = vendor may be
satisfy the amount that may be found due on
sAtd note ais:.n, "a :, -
And yop are Mpher notified. that unless you
ssn anaf lido Il III Ioir, ssin s0Ii n,sh se city IT. 'e Of
aLs SfiE INA , sS'sc " ,hs ssd das. Of
ifahe lefme shall to' hong Itontlhaepand ir mol,
Then beiorsithe snt q toe term and answer said
PETITION the same will le tsksn e confessed.
pubf1shed inf:the Lhii.gt6h sWeskiy Intelligen-
Ger. . neYypapsEt puhltshtd IN seld county OF
ins>Stidn t6be 'as'lesss Eohr weekss before the
co!nmeneenent,o f the n4xt ,tqarm Of this court.
d,h,}rqsa 0p'ai Ate'5;i xNk rR,ac. u.r..
RI BwO1D DAnIELs u. C.brifi ytoe, feb4iS
Ryland Il kylsnd, attorneys for piaintiG.
ORDER OF. PUBLICATION.
rAtE nj MlssouR!.sa !.r,@
In the Circuit court Of saId' county in vacation,
q =aiat-ta usm February i, l661-rfaa =.
bkebec0a Young, sisi3 soil Z f- -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11

H-.HM Ina EfnfE va N SO
James Z: Young, Margaret & Hill
house Martha A. Cifton. Nancy e>l'
sNP .McCull0uGh. ClarEisssA White, 49,
f maId a'i e. H %a,ts; 4 sSd AH TSc$a:
A.Yodng. son otiAndsisou Young.
Richard = Young, Mary Allen,
Sarah Allen Alexander a. Young,
son of Jxmcs young John RANKIN, o..
- Martha n Young, Nancy A. Neal, II.
Mary T.. Belknsp. and Belkap,
her husband, LamlraJ Hyleon and
-1Hyiton, her hhsbshas John n. 49,
i LYING, Willie A. Ewing and T.
1 asis!s. + E Exiss. R5S sfis ~ T r%s''''o..
aAahsp. Elisabeth MeNAhsn.ii
S BaistS h MsMsssn h Ssas vs %sfS:
sarah r.. Peters and William
5 DAVIS hs's snd % MI sffaasfHf II. b Ssissy her =;
husband, Clemanths " sic Mahan,
Ann s. McMahan, I;Ycbel ".
Tuckef, william DfysdaIe, Bar
nettnHa Landlord, Chathsan E..
!. J.ankford, Baxter NJ. Landlord,
-Hffer Sasba mug tW VIII ,sa,' r. iS %nss..
? dell KIRBY S Weedin. William b..
. Weedin and Kate Wsedin.
10 aa a,:s' s4 ID N fssa A!ls ss5S se " JAMIE A,lsn. ya Als.-
n nis'ns an And i s@!bsi SassS ..h e u Sss . Mary ny,s e:
u 5aS Il k RyliG.f4p 9oTa al aYa.Sa; her s9h hSsS II q, . ant
plaintiff HAS ,his' day commented . suIt against
Jou anW saiuroJpeI ut1enuaot6 In said court by
petition. the object and general nature of which,
K 10 obtain judgment for q div sfon and part.
lion &tnong the parties aloresnid, according to
their rights. OF the following described lands ait
the late Robert 'fdukg uedsseized to-wit: The
northwest quarter OF section number fourteen
az and = strip or eleven gil acres. being elev-
northeast quarter of said section number four
te1s Qt, 4l-in tQwnship ,number fLNyr JO), and
rralge number twsnty-ssveu y excepting q
part Of The said northw Yes, quarter or four.
tea u4), and containing w snty -seven and sixty.
eight one-hundredtbs ca g J0O) acres, sold and
con yeysd by said koberL Young in his lie time
Horn excepting also stxtteuxnd forty seven one
h~nn1rrdtns Al6 97-lO0l acres, of said lands sold
oy III administIato5 Of said lsSfased since his
c-nsed7 whtsh last pteceoflanuis described In
the deed now Of recQrd In, the Becorder,s Office
OF Lafayette county, In, book, %, at page 10,
f Gys 9 n", hundred 1 sn.i swsnIy. SIX and eighty
be parutioned; and the prayer Of, said petition
Is that the. court Will determine the rights and
interests OF said parties m and 10 said kinds and
ortsr she same to be sold maad the proceeds d.
fitlxh smNng lhe parties according to their re-
Anay you slf ass'raqshlr nosinen tina. uo,... vou
atp'ear at the next term otsaid court 10 be be-
apd held a. the ICpug;h0use. in The City OF
in said county on the 3rd aay OF
April next, and OF or before The 6th'das oil said
term. II the term shall. so long continue, and lr
nots kpen before the end olths term and answer
fesseH. mssshfh az o"
And it Is further ordered that . copy her.o, b.
published IN The Lexington Weekly Iniellisen-
Lafayette for -four weeks sn6cesstvefy, the ixst
to be At least four weeks before the
commencement Of the next ierm oi said court.
Sf' ifiaaxx rRreG. Clerk
BY Z Il DANIEL, u Nps fsbt;k
Wallace y chllss, attorneys for plsinu6.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
OF PUmI.lCATION

LAFAYETT4 CousTY. g.
In the Circuit Court Of said equity, In vacation.
. "rs - Junuary Sist, 1882.
The Slate OF Missouri nj The rotation
and ~ the Us. vi George N Mount
jay, collector o; The revenue OF La
,fayeile county. m The state OF Mis- pu.
: souri,, plaintin. !s-ap.fish Has fte'''o"'
Abraham ID Sa,iu,,iars nnI DAvidCal.
- lihan , uuSttc. dsiendants.u ~ !
. INO; the raid Abraham ID. Saunders. NJ. You are
~ hereby notiiled that said plaintiff has COM
msnced u against YOU IN said court by
petition. the object.and general nature OF whioh
- 10 OliaiR u Judgment Tor the taxes, interest
md costs due on the follow ing described real
.-tate, situate in the county or Lafayette and
stale Of MISSOURI. o-wit. Forty (4O) acres, the
northeast quarter of The south v TEST quarter OF
taaHgt. tW%Riy ave t25J. saul real estate being de.
~. aurptttar The gear lSs9, and Thai, said iaxes
for sac. year, exclusive or penalty. interest
'ahdFt6sts. amount IN the aRe rtKate to the sum OF
& rec . and twenty poe -,hundredths dollars
.tSa aJ-10N aspd that abe same may be declared .
lien -6i said teal Estate, md that the same may
lie soldier ~, SnucSthersOf nc may be necessary
70 satisiy the Judgment, Tspdxred herein, with
interest, fees. benalties. commissions and costs.
pear at The next term Of satd court, to be begun.
and held ut the courthouse. In the city OF Lex
ngton, ~ said county. on the Sd day of April
next. aad @s 90 before theGth qlay OF said term.
the term shall so long continue, and IL not,
thth before tile end Of Tile term and answA r said
petttton,i the same viii lie uAksn as con fesasd.
And II Is lurther, order That y copy hereof lie
published In the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
ser, q newspaper pHSffsiiedi in salt county OF
Lafayette, %iovfouri weeksl successively. the last
Insertion ~ be Ut least iour weeks before the
commencement of the next term OF this court.
"A tue copy. Atttst: -Aiatst- {"
HytAl. II hN9iHG, D.jC.,t Vain.a6 febl,S
L. LOlMS- III aifk well ntInrnsv Pr t1ainfIH
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.tORbER ioFEpyRElGATION

iNrrI.L ~ u -
CouNrYoF7 LAFAYErrK- .fTt,5 -
In the Circuit court of .ssid county in vacation,
i"i;. daAte.ry go, 1859. 81, s.s
The State of MISSOURI at the relation a-
and to the use Or George M.nisG L.,
Mountjoy : Collector Of the revenue IRA -"
Of Lafayette county J" in 'the- tate of Petition.
Missouri. plaintiff, u f..
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: a. OF PUB1.ICATION.

naNh ttlI0, CleIk.
J HyyAl, Il fwITG, D.jC.,t painyas feb4,6
!, yohYS, BLACKWELL Attorney for plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
ORDER OF PuBl1cAr4oN.j'

By A. T. EWING, ID oC.H5 n y.i ish4t5
John S. Black we'll, attorney Tor, plaintiff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11

a total OF 1921 10. Expenses, $50 81; net re-
csipts, S137 65. Mr.. Thomas Gibbons, the
polite secretary has placed US undsr obliga-
lions for figures.
An accident occurred at the residence Of
week, which might have been very serious.
Toe carriage, which was to convey the bridal
party to the depot, wal standing at tbs front
gate. and after placing 3 basket Of provis-
ions inside, the groom concluded to walt till
II wss turned around. The driver started
the team, when the horse on the left OF the
poll jumped over on the other side, and in
this way went over an embankmsnt about
four feet high, up-sstt,ng the carriage and
doing some slight damage. A hub Of the
carriage also caught in q buggy wheel,
springing the buggy axle pretty badly. 1t
was fortunate no more damage was done.
Tank Kes! Tank Keel. rank Keel!
The boudhOlders are after our souuly
again, and this time with q sharper stick
til usual. Several persmptory mandxm.
use. have recently been served on the court,
the most dangerous OF which 10 one which
orders the court to make u levy for railroad
bonds at the same time and with the regular
tax levy, AMI which orders the county clerk
to extend such tax on the sans Textbook
and with the taxes for state and county pur-
poses. Mr.. Steele, the county clerk, has
stood between the people and such srde rs
as this for a long time, and the people have
had and still have implicit faith that he will
continue 10 do 1t. How be will manage It 10
not for US 10 say, but We are incli ned to
think the bondholGers who still persist In
hunting down the county had better accept
the compromise offered them, which Is q
most liberal one in view of the fraudulent
character OF the debt. One thought suggests
itself In this connection-s most important
one-it Is this: The present judges may not
desire to serve longer. as their labor is III
paid, and somewhat thankless, aud II be-
hooves The people to be looking about for
men that they Can trust on this question:
question, maybe. Of several hundred thous.
and dollars, Including the township bonds,
sud which now seems TO be approaching it's
p.ist critical period.
Tins Ace! Tank Kee Tank Kse -!
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
Artistic
No. 1000 Main Street.

T., ai, >"siut by express and fast frp,, ~ CIV
scrnta Tr,,t,. Va. .s aIa Produce. also des et'
-, r.nJ,.. ~, a,.a E,,,. '"s, Is.
Tobacco and Cigars n specially all the ropuin
branGs Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco; ehoirt
Cigars I, + enc y ice one bit
Gall at No. LEGO Main street.
AAailey, July B, 1882.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22

M. Favre has found that a steel ha-.
magnetized temperature of $50 de-
grees c., and then allowed to cool, de-
velors on being heated again a guam.
tity of magnetism which is indeed
sometimes as much as three times the
amount possessed after the cooling.
Some Of the experiments, however,
made with view to observe the influ.
ences of change of temperature on the
magnetization of steel bars, have
shown still more peculiar results.
Thus, when certain bars were magnet
lied at h Oh empe at, Ind cooled,
their magnetism entirely disappeared.
and then changed sign; SO that, if a
bar had been magnetized when hot in
. certain direction, it was found to be
magnetized in the DEPOSITS direction
after returning to the ordinary tem-
perature.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
MORE MINES TAKEN EAST.
The Osweso. in Minnie Moore Gulch,
and the Ophir Groun, In Quigley
Gulch, Bonded to Eastern Parties.

and the Ophir Groun, In Quiglcy
Gulch, Bonded to Eastern Parties.
Wesley Corbett, mining man who
has been here for some weeks past
operating with Colonel F. M. Adams,
left this morning for indianapolis,
Ind, Toledo, O., and Pittsburg, Pa,
taking with him several bonds on
mining properties, to tim which he
has paid heavy forfeits. One of the
properties which he takes East is the
Oswego mine, which is situated in
Minnie Moore gulch, in formation SO
similar to that of the mine after which
the galch is named as to warrant the
belief that it is Oh the same vein.
The Oswego has about 80 tons of ere
on the dump, and shows WE'LL de-
fined ore-vein. The amount to be
paid by Messrs. Ccrbett and Adams IS
$4,000.
Yesterday the same parties closed
Al agreement to buy the Ophir group
of five claims, situated in Quigley
gilch, near Haley, for $4,000. The
developments on the Ophir show a
strong three-foot ore vein, of Which
six inches is solid galena. carrying
from sS5 to $50 ounces silver per ton.
The remainder of the vein carries car.
Donates and oxides. 1t is uncovered
for length of GO feet. Work has
been stopped on these claims for some
time past, but will be resumed soon,
as the bond is a working one.