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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-07
Notice for Publication.

+ S LAND OFFICE. HALEY. hanoi
August 10. lSSs
J. Jsmes S. Peck. Of Soldier Idaho who n,.
Presumption peclsratnry Statement No. 2.327 fo,
me : r. i q! Section 50, T n II. IiF do
htrenS give notice OF my int 'ntion t. make final
P'"' = 'Nt iblish my claim t. the land above de-
scrihed, and that expect t. prove my resid,nr,
ana cultivation before Register and Receiver Al
haley, ltsho, on Monday. september II, lsss by
Two "i tne fo!loWinS witness, George Abbott
James Miller, John Jay J. q. Peck, all of soldier
idaho. JANFS pTCu
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-07

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National Republican., 1883-09-27
pEPARrNTENT DOTS.

The national bank notes received for re-
dcmption yesterday amounted to $4,000.
Tho receipts from internal revenue yester-
day were S26B,09G, and from customs $6lj,-
497.
Inc department. OF state 10 informed that
the Corean embassy will visit Washington
Saturday next and remain II fow days.
Tho secretary of the navy received tolo-
gram from Commandant WGlch, at the PEN
sacola navy yard, yesterday, saying that there
were no now cases Of yellow fever ana no
deaths.
A telegram received yesterday by tho Soc
retary OF the lighthouse board gives news of
extensive damages by the recent storm TO tho
main light at Racine, Wis. II Is estimated
that $1,000 VIII bn reamired for rnnairs.
National Republican., 1883-09-27

bo'16OSc .ldrcHiSers lrhO so desire can hare Meir
ndlts an! CId,esS placed IN a LSgisil M THE RE-
PuhMCA% EUotH,Ss oNcc prCydrtd ior Mut purpose IA
ofder HR rSrGEScS Htrtt1 COHh9 after HC ddlcrtse.
OLtellUiSs. ~ '
National Republican., 1883-09-27
MtNitnI.

SVoUR TREATMENT FOR IMPOTENCY
4 and nervous decay, am convinced, is tha
hest known 20 tho medical profession. ."-[Priyats
letter nom Johns Allen NJ. D., TO Erie Medical Co.,
Iunalo, NJ \. Gu request the company will mail
free COR sealed for stamN explanatory pamphlet sc.
HEALrH Is WEALTH.
ii, m Il g, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IhEAIMESl, - specific for Iystcrn, Dizziness,
tOnHnlsons Nervous HeadRcie. Mentallp0pression
Luts OF memory, ApermRtOrrhma, ImpOtCiGy, ln-
voluntary EutssionA, Premature Old AGO, caused by
9vst-tNeril0n acltRbuse, or Oyer-indlu ugenut Which
thus lo misery decay, AMI death. ono Boa Will euro
recent cases Each box contains one months treat.
nenl One dollar box, or SIX boxes for live dollars
Srilt ny mHl prepaid, On receipt Of price Ne guar,
hnNen hN OpA'n 10 cure any case. Win each order
LefeNeu DN ny lnr SIX boxes, accompanied with nva
uulM5 we WIN send the purchaser our writivu guar.
hnte 70 return inc money n the treatment docs mt
Siiiecl iil 4 cure Guarantees issued oy SrorrI CRoM'
Wholesale aud retail agents orders by mail VIII re.
ceIVe prompt attention. iYT.ly
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Eost anN .tOnnN.

4 pSr-FRoM i0i N. j. AV. s. H., WILL
~ lQughby pngi answers 70 the name OF" Dandy p
mad nickel plated collar and tag No. 4G. Return and
receive reward ae2i'ltt
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ilrrsumaI Comfort.

HNuE SHEDD BATHS, OO3 n STREET NEAR
Baths given with sklll and experience ManipulAlor
often years experience nc this establishment Single
bath, yl for go II for go open sunday from s a.
~ 10 ~ M Aul7.f
NEW TURKISH HArH CDR. BoVEE,sl
IN lil7 g street, opposite Riggs House LARGE uooI
good ventilation. ladies, Monday aud Friday Not
open sunday open from q. m. I'll 10 y. M; Satur
day, ~ ~ III Baths, Sli Btckcts, SL50.
ape DIR II. l. BoVEE Electrician
EAsY FEET ARE REQUIsTTE TD IIEALTIL
II and longevity honcc the most eminent physl.
clans, surgeons aud thousands OF other well known
persons from far aud near visit
Dir WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
lH6Penusylyaua avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel
for relief from COrns, bunlOns, diseased nails and
other complaints Of the feet.
Twenty-Five consecutive years ofpractlce In Wash.
ington, ID. q.
National Republican., 1883-09-27
ENT NTANrED-DERNrA
w A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY d II. j. VAN DYCK

723 Twelfth street northwest
IF yon have l'mples, BlaGliheads, Liverspots
Freckles Moth, Tan, Sunburn Redness, and OllIness
9fthe Nose, Deep Pores, or any Complexion Bemlsh
Dir. VAN DGCi< can remove them and Beautify the
complexion without any cosmetic, paint or enamel,
ltyour Hair is thin harsh, dry, faded prematurey
cray. II you have excessive Dandruff, Scaly SCALP
Ietter, Crown Frontal part or Temple Badness. III
you have scant, Irregular Eyebrows or Lashes DIR
VAN DHCk. by scientific course of treatment can
Br0ws and Lhshes. fyou wish q fresh, pure clear
brilliant, aud beautiful Complexion, Thick Heavy
hI Prows and hnsh9s, son White smooth, and Pretty
has practced his specially for nearly twenty years
and Is thoroughly skilled in his profession.
DIR. VAN DHCk Will have parlors at 723 Twelfth
street, Sept II and l5 aud daily until Sept go except
sept. 2l y, %, and ~. October | DR. VAN DYCK
VIII remove his office and residence TO No y Grant
Place, between Ninth and Tenth, q andlI.
VKTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN 70
w Beall. Room 4, 1870 New York avenue is a Com.
missioner OF Deeds for evory state and Territory
Unlted states COMMISSIONER, EEaminer, and Notary
fuohc' always IN oiice nom Ou M to .. IN. ap3OIy
National Republican., 1883-09-27
9usinrss Gbuntcs.

WANTEpp-.A PARTNER IN y FIRST CLASS
qgire 9fTiLER a RUTHERFORD, 1925 Est \. w,
Wnsh.ngtOn, y. G.. ge5l.gtS
7 iBEi{AL Rate OF IN'rEREsr ALLOWED
~ on ilme Deposits, United states bonds hOughI
ana soid nt inHrEet rat0S; COLLECTIONS made avery-
where by j.. IL SQUI2R & co.. Bankers, illB PENN
slAFhhlsNNuhue Ml2J-u
National Republican., 1883-09-27
8eaI estate Brokers'.
Fon RrNr-nY B, II. : WARNER 7''7''''''-'

Our Weekly Rent List. published every Monday
contains complete schedule OF our houses,
torres shops, ana farms 0iored for rnnt, together
with descriptions prlCei &c., aud how thGy may he
seem Property for sale Ia al paris OF the city Money
to loan Oii real estate Call
B. II. WARNER. OiO Il street
National Republican., 1883-09-27

NURSES' KINDERGARTEN TRAINING
~ school FOR Mothers and Nurses reope4s Wednes
day oct. TO- at O'clock In 81. Georges hall $40 FLEW
enth street Lectures every Wednesday by Mrs
POLLOCK upon infnnt training sp5.6w
National Republican., 1883-09-27

NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY AND
~ Bureau of General Information, g3i r street
hOoms l. 0, and 10. Established 1875.
All classes of civil and criminal detective cases
worked mp promptly throughout America, Canada
and Europe. Correspondents everywhere. Com.
est reference for capacity aud Integrity.
JAMES Il. CUNNINGHAM.
National Republican., 1883-09-27

nRAWlNG AND PAINTING-THEB BEST AND
~ cheapest place to learn drawing and painting is
% the National academy of Fine Arts, corner
6 lstn 81 ana ~ u; ay. All commencing before
class 40 per year Glasses after clock for those
in the depnrtnlents. ano1.GiE
National Republican., 1883-09-27

4 ety facility Tor the prompt execution OF nl kinds
OF Book aud Job Work, aud at prices g low as can be
had inths or any other city
National Republican., 1883-09-27

GHELDONS DANCING ACADENIY-NoW Is
- the best time to join You Will receive strict at
tention aud thorough instruction in all the rudl-
mes fdancngand be perfected In the latest Styles
National Republican., 1883-09-27
illunep 10 Ynnn.

MONEY TO LOAN On REAL E5rATE ATrHR
0lreet northwest nol-.tf
National Republican., 1883-09-27

pICYCLES AND TRICYCLES REPAIRED IN
- the most skillful manner, and all work guar.
anteed Now aud secondhand bicycles and trlcycles
for sale; WIN, g. SCRlBNER, ll0s IL street north
west, (fcntOn Hnll) au3
National Republican., 1883-09-27

SCH0LARS FOR ENGLISH AND BEGINNERS
- In French, teach at my home or their residence:
can Office. ~ se1S.9ts
National Republican., 1883-09-27

PUPTLs IN MUSIC, DRAWING, PAINTING
a, Il way work, &c, at % cents n lesson. Address
--o,N
National Republican., 1883-09-27

nECORATLYE ART 'NEEDLE-woRK-MR
- r. BRASELMAN will give Instruction ia
Grewel, kenSinston, and all kinds OF Embroidery
Lessons In classes and private. Apply at hor Ilnn-
Ternlsreasonable, sellly
National Republican., 1883-09-27
for S1tut-gooms.

T ARGE. NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SIN.
table board 9,5 y st n, W. se25-3tf
National Republican., 1883-09-27

ssVXTEAK AND UNDEVFLOPED PARTS or
w the human body enlarged developed. and
strengthened NC, Is an interesting advertisement
say that there is no evidence OF hnmbug about this
ON The contrary, the advertisers very highly in.
dorsod. Interested persons may sealed circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Erie Med Co.
r. q; Box 5l5 Buffalo,N H.-IbLeio EUenin0 Rec.
National Republican., 1883-09-27

FTNHREE HANDSOME 81 STORY ROOMS, UN-
l. furnished; all newly papered and all front; no
children. Apply at 1914 l. St., corner 9th N. w.
National Republican., 1883-09-27

INoUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. FOR HOUSE.
Il keepingt all modern improvements. Apply at
1913 l3tfi ST. N. w. sel8-3ta
National Republican., 1883-09-27
OlNntcN- Ynnnrs.

PYA CLERK IN PosTQFFICE DEPARTMENT.
dress CLERK, Republican Office se9J.St ~
National Republican., 1883-09-27

1910 ST, N.W.-HANDSoMELY FUR.
u ~ nished rooms In private family,
single or en- suitei rent low to desirable parties.
g,ury ytk
National Republican., 1883-09-27

A HANDSOME PIANO, MORE FOR AN OR.
IA nnment than use In parlor state description
dc. Address GOOD CARE, Republican oiilce.
National Republican., 1883-09-27

ISC G ST. N W.-CoMMUNICATING PAR.
ROO lors with private bath; LIST floor; well fur
nlshed; also single rooms se20-3 3tH
National Republican., 1883-09-27

1f1S N ST. N. w.--WELL FURNISHED
Il IL - parlor and bedroom; also 2 single
private family table board and caterers
venient; references required. se2G-3lS
National Republican., 1883-09-27
S1ranteo

VTANTED--A SHORT HAND WRITER WHO
w can use the type writer; regular employment
Address, stating terms, b. D., Republican Office
National Republican., 1883-09-27
@antrh---0listrIIanrnns.

VoUNG GENTS DESIRING TO STUDY ARCH.
n itecture, Engineering, Mathematics Drawinqq
c as professions, TO call for day or evening in,
strnction $40 ST. slO per quarter only; 80 Lessons
National Republican., 1883-09-27

FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS
II en- sute newly pRpered and modern improve.
ments throughout Apply at 40 18th st. N. w.
National Republican., 1883-09-27
THREE FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
Il rooms. 100 10th ST. n. W.. corner L. se2G-3ta

7 ARGE, FURNISHED PARLoR AND BED
IL room on LIST floor, single suite; also large
bedroom, nicely furnished, on Cd floor; references
required. lil2 N 81. ". w. se2B-3t%
National Republican., 1883-09-27

A FEW CANNASSERS-BADIES AND GEN.
~ ii temennior Boyd,s Directory; must write plain
WILLIAM II. BOYD, Republican Office or Post Of,
~
National Republican., 1883-09-27

1oJn KST N. w. PHEASANT, UNFUR.
Il O ~ nished rooms, Sd floor; rent moderate;
mi .Innnl
National Republican., 1883-09-27

E11 80 ST. N. wa COMMUNICATING
- l. l. furnished rooms on ID floor; / large, uniur-
nshed. front room, I'd floor; furnished room, Ist
National Republican., 1883-09-27
:for G1rut--- sRoums.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN A QUIET
IN family; desirable neghborhood, and convenient
10 three lines Of cars Apply ut 1911 Sth st. N w
National Republican., 1883-09-27

OnE NJ ST. N. W.-ELEGANTLY FUR
OOO nished rooms. en- suite single; all mod
ern improvements; private family; cars pass the
aapg QtA
National Republican., 1883-09-27

l4O3 hshad S rooms on a eSr a5o fTE SFc
'front.' room on 4th floor southern exposure; TO gentle
men only. sc27-3tt
National Republican., 1883-09-27

1OnS II ST. n. W.-HANDSOMEI.Y FUR.
l. eDOO nished rooms, on suite or single; south
cru exposure; cars pass the door situation delight
National Republican., 1883-09-27

WANTED-.GERMAN GIRL TO COOK AND
w do general housowork for small family. 3Ol nth
st $. w. seg5-Sts
rED--thfNfEDlATELY,2 2 GOOD PRESS
w ers ON gents clothing. w. II. WItEATLEY d
SONS Dye Works, 1868 Jefferson st., Georgetown.
aon=-Q
National Republican., 1883-09-27

1000 9TH ST, NJ VS. FURNISHED, COM
Il O-Sc municating rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping; single or en- suite; children; gas,
NYninr. nnl hnlh: lnrma rnnannnhla sn0R. n q
National Republican., 1883-09-27
SoIanttA-O:mrInpmrnt.

nY. RESPECTABLE CoLoRED WOMAN,
ID place cook In first class family; no other
need apply can give good city references. 1000 Conn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-08
Grafton Sentinel.
Who Shot General Kelley &?

A couple of weeks since a CORE.
spondentofthe Wheeling Htelligencer,
writing from Philippi, in giving an
account of the memorable first bat.
tie of the war;" which was fought
there, maze the statement that Cen
eral Kelley, the Union commander.
who was wounded in the fight, was
shot by one of his own men. The
statement gave rise to considerable
discussion among the survivors of the
gallant First Regiment, many of
whom Indignantly denied the asser-
ton, and several letters appeared in
the Wheeling and other State papers
from individual members of Kelley's
command, giving their respective ac-
counts of the circumstance. Within
the past week private letter from
General Kelley upon the subject has
been received at this office, from
which we make the following ex-
tract. Being the Generals own ac-
count of the occurrence it ought to
settle the matter as to how he got his
wound, and will no doubt he read
with interest:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 2, 1888.
I Geo. A. Dmnington, Esq.
Dear Sir: Itapuears from
a clipping you enclose from the
Wheeling IltelIigencer that a CORE
spondent of that paper writing from
Philippi, asserted that | was shot at
the battle of Philippi by one of my
own men. 1 can fully understand
! how Statement like this would ex-
cite the Indignation of the gallant
soldiers of the First Virginia Regi-
ment. l presume Mr.. Campbell was
away, or such a statement would not
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-08

A number Of Gov. Hamilton's
friends held a meeting in Baltimore
Monday evening. A letter OfencOur.
agement from the Governor was read
in which he said: 81 am for the SEN
timent and not the individual, and
am in favor of contesting every inch
Of ground, as we did in 1881 and have
done since"
Speeches were made, committees
appointed, a plan of organization and
work perfected in regard carrying the
Baltimore city delegation, and the
following resolutions were adopted {:
Whereas. the continued control of
the Democratic party in this State re-
quires that boss rule and machine
management be entirely excluded
from the control of the party, and
that it be hereafter RENTED to the
control of the Democratic people ::
Therefore.
"ReSOlCed, That a committee Of ten
be appointed by the chairman, with
power to select such other commit.
tees as may seem necessary, whose
duty it shall be to appeal to the par
ty in the city to elect delegates to the
State convention entirely unpledged
as 10 candidates, but fully in accord
with the 'anti,ring and reform senti-
ment of the party and with the re-
forms attempted and in part accom-
pished by Gov, Hamilton.
"ReSolUed, That Coy. Hamilton is
entitled to our fullest confidence for
the faithful administration of the ex-
ecutive of&e, and while we recognize
him as a man whose official course is
entitled to the highest praise, we
hereby announce as the sentiment of
this meeting that we are bound to no
individual in this contest, but that it
Will be our design to advance princi-
pies, not men,"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-08
Time to StOp It.

us too bad, Sir or Madam, but
don't get frightened. Your hair is
falling Off-that'S certain. A glance
III the mirror. or an investigating
committee Of fingers tell the dismal
story. We won't discuss the possible
cause. 1t il enough that Parker's
lIair Bals1n used now will prevent
further destruction. Is your hair
somewhat gray, too, and crisp? Alas,
yes. The Balsam will give back the
original color, softness and gloss. Not
aye, not oily. elegantly perfumed,
a perfect dressing,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-08

AT a meeting of the wOrkmen Of
the First ward, Baltimore city, held
last week, Mr.. VIM. F. Thompson
said he chad been a Democrat for
thirty years, and 1 have discovered
that the Democratic party is not the
party Of the people. l can point out
men who drove around the Dutch
man and the Irishman who are now
at the head Of the Democratic party.
| claim that the system under which
the Democratic party holds the State
and city is a thousand-fold worse
than that during Swann's time. The
Know-Nothings counted our votes,
anyhow, but when you put your vote
in the box, what becomes Oft? | will
say this much ofthe Republicans, that
they never paid S1.15 a day for work,
but they always paid honest wages.
| have been long enough with the
Democratic party to say something
about it. and | think it is the grand
est humbug ever gotten up"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-08
A Plthy Sentence.

A well known statesman of this
country once said when summing up
the events of life time: "Youth IL
a blunder. manhood a struggle. old
age regret" He might have added
many more wonders, but they are
not necessary, for his aphorism ex-
presses much. Yet it is a well known
fact that the above could not be said
of life were all classes aware what
great remedy PERUNA is, and what
wonderous curses it has performed.
For the ills of youth it is wonder
Gus specific. The worry and tear Of
manhood's struggle for existence en-
feeble his system, and he needs such
a tonic, and when old age comes on
with its feebleness and regrets for
failures and mistakes, the great reme-
dy PERUNA, can still be used with
Gnnh effect, and if given a fair trial
will accomplish wonders.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-08

| rave been permitted to appear in the
,aDer. The evening of the battle my
wo sons, William and Frank, came
% me from Grafton. Mr.. Campbell
procured a pass and accompanied
hem, and during his stay wrote a
etter for his paper. If the present
editor of the HateIJigencer will refer to
he files for June 1861 he will find if.
! 1t is the most correct and interesting
account of the battle of Philippi and
the incidents of the next day or two
that has ever been published.
In reply to your question as to how
was wounded, / will state that we
attacked the enemy in their camp at
1 O'Clock A. NJ. of June Sd, 1861, and
drove them through the town. At
the south end of the village observ-
ed their wagon train moving out on
the Beverly road, protected by a
strong guard. Having no cavalry
with me, ordered the First Virginia
Regiment to charge at double quick
and capture the train, which they
did, capturing both the guard and
the train. In leading the charge
was shot in the right breast, the ball
passing through the body and lodg-
ing in my back, under the lower part
of my right shoulder blade, where il
remained Tor four months. 1t was
then extracted by DIR. Frizzell, of
Wheeling, and found to be an OUNCE
ball, which had evidently been fired
from an old flint lock muSket, with
which most of the rebels were armed
We captured quite number of these
old muskets.
Before the attack / had detached
Gen. Milroy with the Ninth Indiana
Regiment, with orders to cross the
ridge and occupy the Beverly road
south of the town but in consequence
of the distance and the difficulties in
the way of rapid movement. he did
not reach the road until most Of the
fugitives had passed, else the entire
reLel force would have been captured.
A rebel quartermaster, not in uni
form, by the name of SHINES, had
halted and was in vacant lot imme-
diately opposite where | fell. Some
man exclaimed that | had been shot
by this man that he saw the smoke
of the pistol. Instantly rush was
made for him by some of my men
He would have been killed on the spOt
if | had not ordered the men to spare
him. Gen. Lander arrived at that
moment from the force on the oppo-
site side Ofthe river, drew his revolver
and ordered the prisoner spared. The
extraction of the old musket bal
clearly demonstrated that | was not
wounded by pistol shot by SHINES,
and that L was right in ordering the
men to spare his life. SHINES was
held prisoner of war until l recoy-
cred and returned to my command,
when | paroled him and sent him
through the lines. His home was in
Richmond. You are at liberty to
publish this letter if you think proper.
Very respectfully,
B. f. KELLEY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-09-08

1t is question whether the Repub-
lican party in this State knows its
own mind. The REPUBLICAN of this
place is in the same predicament. AT
least it is fair to draw this conclusion
from CAPPED editorial in last weeks
issue of that paper. The article in
question comments favorably upon
the recommendation of Governor
Hamilton that the judiciary of the
Estate should have nothing to do with
the appointment of School Commits
siOnerS. With the Governors posi-
ton we agree, bur is it not inconSist-
ent for our contemporary to approve
of measure, which last fall it so
strenuously opposed? Its readers will
remember to what extent it opposed
the election of Judge Richard Alvey,
because he would not act in the ap-
pOintment OF School Commissioners,
the very thing it approves this year.
In other words, that which the Re-
PUBLICAN cOndOned last year it APP
proves this year. Moral--if you must
copy editorials, be careful to select
such as do not make you two faced
within one year. Oakland Democrat.
When the editor of the Democrat
says We have been inconsistent in our
position on the question of the ap-
pointment of School Commissioners,
he only shows his ignorance or a de-
liberate purpose to mislead his few
subscribers (who do not read the RE
PUBLICAN as to our position or the
position of the Republican party
of the State on this important
question. We are opposed to the
appointment of School Commits
sioners by the Judges or by the Coy
ernor, but are in favor of their cleo
ton by the people; but since a
Democratic Legislature will not al
low the people the privilege of elect
ing their School Commissioners, all of
the Judges should join in their APP
pointment, as provided by the laws
ofthe State. The Republican minor
ity in the Legislature, session after
session, has endeavored to enact laws
looking 10 the repeal of the present
mode of appointment and providing
for the election of School Commits
siCners by the people, but just as often
has the Democratic majority voted
solidIy against any change. Now,
when the Democratic organs and
bosses see the hand writing on the
wall, and feel that they cannot much
longer hold The intelligent voters of
the State beneath their heels, they
hypocritically whine that they were
always opposed to the present mode
of appointing our School Commits
sioners, and that change would have
been made long ago but for the Re-
publican opposition.
Moral: Thou hypocrite, first cast
out the beam out of thine own eye,
and then thou shalt see clearly to cast
the mote out Of thy brothers. eye. :