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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-10-11
Public Auction .

The subscriber will sell at public auction on
the premises known the solomon Stowe cs-
tate, Saturday, October Goth, Il quantity of fur
niturc and farming tools. choice cows, 3 nice
yearliNg hcifers, all with calf choice Jersey
bull, year old, sound horse, seven years old,
100 nearly new sap buckets, 10 tons hay, large
amount of grain, ; cow COSSet sheep, pigs, now
seven weeks ODD, IA No. Davis swing churn, and
n lot OF dairy tools and other articles usually to
be found on farm.
Also will be sold at the same time, 10 the high
est bidder, the farm adjoining the stowe estate,
containing about 10 acres of land with good bull
dings with running water at house and barn.
Said farm is under high state of cultivation
and three and Onc-half miles west of Morristown
Corners. Sale positive. Property must be sold.
IL. =. STOWE.
II. G. LANPIIER, AuctiOnecr
Morristown, oct. IL, 1888.
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DIE D.,

BRUSH-In Brockyillc, Z. @, October !, 1885,
Freddie. son of George and COra Brush, aged
9Years, grandson of Or. Solomon Brush OF
Cambridge
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e. q. FOSTER,

NANUFACR'RER and Dealer in all Kinds
Va of Marble K Granite. Work Guaranteed
as Good, and prices rs Low as any IN Vermont.
High Street. MORRISVILLE, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

R7g=N My business in Calf Skins requires all my hme
attention and capital and have decided to close out my
miscellaneous business and property earliest moment pac
tcablc and whatever have sell will be offered at price
low enough suit any reasonable purchaser Inc f9
kind of would be materially aided IN the way % P
M to continue the large stove business that offer to
dispose Of
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TWELVE FARMS, RESIDENCES,
SAW-MILLS, &C., sc.

At present am Offering nearly
everything i'm the STOVE LINE at
LESS THAN COST IN CASH. This is
not fiction but q bona Gde fact. Call
and see Stoves at lower Prices than
ever before heard OF in LanasoiIle Co.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

Champeau & Hills estate. Morristown
hearing continued to Dec. IL, 1888.
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The Peculiar Old Mystery,

1t Of the peuaies of the that tev
would tell patients prescribing They said
would do the patients good to know and only graft
tying foolish curiosity In order TO keep patients knowing they
would write the in patients could
he takes He weak and strong he dypcp and
wants to digest we'll Or he has troublesome wants to
put to rights So he takes Browns Iron Bes is no
my ct @ a. This the best preparation Of the world
onahon with gentle yet efficient
eneebed nrhes impoverished removes feminine
has it. - ' A 'N"A S1'bes'
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Remember This.

If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely
aid Nature in making you well when all
else fails.
If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are
suffering from any other of the numerous
diseases of the stomach or bowels, st IL
your own fault If you remain Ill, for Hop
Bitters nrc q sovereign remedy in all such
complaints.
If you are wasting away Will, any form
of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death
this moment, and turn for n cure to Hop
Ritters. ,-s -. -
If you arc sick with TINT terrible sickness
Nervousness. you will iini ). .'D;,i!;tii IL
Gilnnd" IN the use Gs Ii1;; Ritters.
lf TH.: ere g :faqmai;eT, uT II resident or n
EiiaS::t;'sss district, n;:rr:ca;is your system,
against the scourgo of all countres-mala-
rial, epidemic. bilious, and intermittent
tcvcrs-hy the use of Hop Bittcrs. 6,
IT yo, have rongh, pimplY, or sallow
skin, bad BREATH painsand aches and feel
miscrably generally, Hop Bitters will give
You fair skin rich blood, and sweetest;
breath, health, and comfort. 81
In short they cure all Diseases of the
stomach. Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves.,
Kidneys, Bright's Disease. $500 will be
paid for q case they wiIlnot cure or help.
That poor, bedridden, invalid " liz, sister
mother. or daughter, can be made the
picture of health, by few bottles of HOP
Bittsra. costing but q triae, VIII you let
. March 1, 1883 SO "a
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EsTHnfis,a ll fsr..lii4ns..s,E !,

Anna u. Etsgoat VI. VIM. q. Andrew and
&. syiiiets R5sgcst late partners, doing
bubin iness under the firm nasra Of Ans
sslress - Provost nnd os i,srs. Fl -,
n n sUANT TO mn order of. (9tirt made
!. III ~, 20 above caae BY bis oiior judge
Sssss fhs a. bearing date December i2.
5isrs,s N 4 gara ship creditors OF the slata
ned to prssenf { 4 AMI 81 are hereby noti-
rs ofiice a ~ ~ IHs t9s 2slsss
grs sor tho Sss y 81
oarted uf my ia flits ,a !pe
sasge all md ssss pe ~
sssn tlsm arg s.
y Is,S @ . d iIrMpl5 5fslsys sf,,s,sr. .iSsss
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.55-y SMALL Accounts nre no harder to
pay With small crops. than full Accounts
are with full crops. This being true, col.
lectsons UP to this .ime have been tiEc,
and to those who have SO /. promptly
ssSeUAIeED'' up with me have nv
thanks, and to those who have rot ara
URGED to do so An ONCE, as I
greatly need the money to pay my debts
with.
Come along with your Cotton or Money,
end II you owe any thing pay 1t. or. If You
wait to trade have a large Stock of Goods
at prices that can't be, undersold.
Respectfully, &C.,
oct4, 1888 l2 No.
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| STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NJ ANDERSON COUNTY.
Bv 7hos. c. Ligon, Jutigc Of Ph'oGutc.
WHEREAS, Thomas NJ. Murphy has
| applied 70 mo to grant him letters Of Ad-
ministration, de bonis non with the Will
annexed, OF the Estate and effects Of Ezo.
kiel Murphy deceased.
These are therefore to cite and a,lmon-
ish all kindred and creditors OF the said
Ezek!e! Murphy. deceased, 10 be and mr.
pear before mo in Court ur Probate. to
IL" iicit at Anderson Court House, on
the 3rd day Of January, 1884. after pub.
iication hereof, to sllcw cause, if any ihey
nave, why the said administration.
dc bnn'i non with the VIII annexed, should
not be granted.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
December, 1888
:. , II. Q. LIGON, ]. 2.
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BUCKINGHAM WHISKEY.
A REALLY PURE STiMULAWT.

"A REALLY PURE STtMULAWT.
FTHIS WHISKEY is controlled entirely
Il by VENABLE & HEYMAN, New
York. II is distilled in Maryland in the
slate water regions of that State from the
small grain grown there. Tho distillation
is superntendel by gentleman who
thoroughly understands his business.
Nothing delctcrious is permitted to enter
into lis composition, and none Of it is nj
lowed To be sold until fully three years cid,
i'll order that it may be entirely free by
evaporation from fusel oil. Yenable Il
Heyman oiler these goods as perfectly pure,
to fill a long felt want for medical purpo-
ses. 1t is their own brand, and they stake
their reputation on tho truth of this asser-
ton.
For sale exclusively at Anderson, S. c.,
by II. O'DOunell, John ODonncil, Palace
Saloon, S. L. Craig & Co, NJ. ID. Kennedy.
+. w SINDORF,
Cha -lcston, s. c.,
Wholesale Agent for South Carolina.
Oct. Is, 1883 J.! IN,
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Carpets ana Rrlgs.
laespa ers, Talse / Nofioe.

Is S41k Persona arc armed moi 10 hunt.
81 gut any tintsr for bask any
81; ~ or otker-
;sf M, g on sT
Ss,s,s n lleison and
sis sssii s s.; arains
,,ss ;ls - yiIg s. !, ss., II
)5I M SAYL RS sso. q q
IL 81; Y gs9 :, !, S
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Bay State Boots and Shoes,

IT HAVE been selling the above make of
4 Boots and Shoes for over two wears
The best Shoes to be had. Cable screwed.
Every pair warranted. Fol sale low bv
A. Ii. TOWERS.
Sept 27, 1889 ii
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ON

~, ira,isii9 Ytic
yoltaic ESifa Safr Ssas .ss
s|s1si sss sss 81, ss \, i /
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NOTICE FINAL sETTLEM EMIT.

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, as Executor of
VIII! OF Archibald Armstrong, deceased.
hereby gives notice that he will apply TO
the Judge Of Probate for Anderson County,
on the 9th day Of January next. uSSID for
Final Settlement, of that rnrtion of Es,otc
OF Tcstator held and enjoyed by his widow,
MARY Armstrong, deceased, for her life, and
Tor letters dismissory from his trust rs Tx
ecutor.
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lsEALl JoiIH W. DANIELS, Ger.

TO the above named Defendants:
Tako notice that the Complaint In this action
was hcd IN the oifico Of The Clerk OF the Court of
Common Pleas for said County aud State on 12h
day December, A. ID 1858, and that unless the
minor Defendants, Austin Spence and Jacob
spence, or some ono IN their behalf apply for the
appointment OF G Guardian al Iltcm tn represent
them In this action within twenty days alter The
expiration OF the publication Of this notice The
Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the apnoin,.
ment Of one for Them
TliOS. c. LlGON, Plaintins' Attorney.
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GrOcel'ies.

GTGAR, Coffee. NJ GLASSES, Cheese. Crack.
NJ crs, Flour, Buckwlea. Flour, Canned
joods ant Fancy Groceries, Oat Meal and
Fine Tea.
Sept 81, 1883 Ii ~
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G. Gac, ..:TA.a J..
:, {. III ".,r..i I'M
49, - ''"'s'.f :.> : .t..,:t-I%' - =
1".:'! -, re-. rsr:i..u-; !,
-. - ...s,'. r, vi
h.4,.'3...:
vi - G"..4 .......
G..;=, -....,.
~ ~: I.,'.lar
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Tut RS HABR DYE

GhAT HAIR or WUIFECas chnryod ~.
s5ant!y 10 GLOSSY BLACK by Il single an.
PIicatlon or this DYE. Sold by Druggists,
OF sens Dy express on receipt of9l.
Cfico, n Murray Street, New York.
TUFTS MAHuaL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE
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gsr9fIi Il ut,oye IL tho exags fepYessee;
tho SEWING SSiACHis.fs'sAI
sSpEs 2D. 4

/ Is Z; lssl s @ I. .:.;s 81 !; 4 psft < M HI
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BLECklEY, BROWN & WELL.
Large Sa9ck OF Goods arrived and to arrive, bought
greatly under regular prices, and which we
propose to sell Low Down!
vVc Nuotc E'l.icss ON q rrw nl nur

"r Hnof hrir"S 10 our Lcnti Lines:
X "otl Mems and
~ H'Si - N'Hs + Hats awyu
i' Ell ~ Aracat
MailainiH - ''' N""7 '''' '"c"',
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: beautiful line of Wall lapcrng, Border
ing, and Canvass. Buggy and hand um-
hrc!las, all Tor sale low by
4. b. TOWERS.
Sept 81, 1855 IL
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ ANDERSON COtSTy

A. r.. ARMSTRONG, Executor.
Nov %. 1883 70 )
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SOLID SHOT AGArI
Blood Pois

Mc i,nvo f'r twelve ,ass,ba hoo.
SSi * slhri!c IN H.. ir,l,lnir,,t Of i nv
M.Ech u Is reto'n:nri. l,~l. mi hsyr " WI n
pal''tst In n ,i:i-l, i.iHtiicr. W Iii,
eatc' u J. r''coni men i,ii,cars 4 @ s,..
|'n r. ali f'itt tao r,c,ic4i IL, session y
ia'ct "a iG iorcsst WacSnnwlr,i .si., IA mi ,l,p
ishat Diseases, zine 4ui r,q. '1'
y. J. GtLLnyJ
.Mnarce. Ga. "''!ASoS
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Vegetable Compoundafor sale by vii.
hite & Wilhite, Anderson, s. G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-06-10
STRANGE HAPPENINGS.

Rri - years OF age, who said she had no hom. .,,
msnsr Ia!ier nor mother. aud did not know her nna
".'eoen'y round IN the streets OF Buffalo, drunk
.ne uhildren's Home in Cincinnati hoy q y.,r. n,
"su e ,n.o we'll ~ feet deep ut the bottom OF white
ths ~. II ~ msHhv The hoy aighted the back ~
~ ROOT or pnion tree found by Edward Au.tip II,
New menleo ~ knoted Nnd twisted 40 that IL form. N
Pe.Ie'' resemblance To two human b.lnvn ~. a.
u ."ue win hands clasped and arms sxtended law
~, made bet Of O. with one of hi. fellow,
I'M, he could swim across the SIcramenIo River "a,
dlng and return As he failed and Went ,na.r T., Leu
rsa ahe MS hands In great glee aud quietly pocs
w.rIo ,ynx log OF black oak Benisn,ln Marvin of
ru e .res perfect picture Of ciump Of tees With
ture II about four inches square, N'"N' '"o PIC
Two Mexieans living near salado Taxa. kiusa .,.,
WIN Tue same knife One stabbed the othsr 49,.
o menrt leaving the knife sticking In The wound Th
hs man lerked out the knife and plunged IL into
us adversary . heart, aad both tsu dtaa 'A''
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FROM tk London AcademV
kayi Byron. nay not under where tread,
Dumb weight Of stone lies thine imperial head
Into vault letiIaYgic dark. AMI dahk
No church 10 precincts Gald and gray
ronnHes the plume TINT loved 10 breast the day:
Thy seif,ronsuming. rcathtng heart ~ flame
Mas uuenched to feed silent cofhns sl,ninel
A fierce, glad nre in buoy henrts art thou,
A radiance III HurOrsl spirits NOW.
stormy wind, All ever sounding ocean,
A life. power never weSryiUH inOtiOut
Or deadly gloom. % TERRIBLE despair,
An earthquake nock-ry of strong creeds that were
Assured possession Of calm earth and SKY
Where doom dslrnusht pale souls ,onk .snct1ary
iconoclastl the edihce you spilled.
More durable more fair: Oscourge OF God.
IL was Himself who urged thee on thy road;
Song crowned within the worlds young heart shalt
whene' cr we hear e,nbrO;ied dashed ocean roar.
Or thunder eclOing among heights all hohr,
while Freedom her rem; red banner bears
The denthess names " many q victory won,
Inspired by thy death shattering ciariOnt
In loves immortal hrnaineut are set
Twin stars OF Romeo and Juliet.
And their companions young vyc discover
In Cycladcan iiaidee with her lover.
May all the devastating force be spentf
Or all thv gOdlike energies lie shentf
Nay thou nrt founded In the strength divine:
The souls immense eternity Ia thinel
Profound beneticence ahsorbs thy power.
While ages tend the long maturing Hover:
Our himself tempest Of wild flame,
FOR source of JOY aud very life men vlRn
In ncllowing corn IL bird aud bloom of spring,
In lcRping lambs. and lovers dallying.
Byron, the whirlwinds rrndcd not in vain;
Aioof behold they nourish aud sustain,
In tile far end We shAli account them gain
KOpEs NOxL.
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Pr"m the Times Drn,ocrat
A branch Of weetbrier, All, my hearth
The tender tears unbiddcn start
To weary. world worn eyes.
Mas the faded, fragrant spray.
Aud memories NJ u bywonc day
bcinre my vision riAe.
How often my host darling wore
flic Bweeibrier green; Ale loved IL more
ThHu many tinted bloom:
u oftcu gruced her msidcn breast;
Now planted where she lies NJ rest.
II beauties her tomb.
Ny little love in days Of old
Youths morning hour Of rose and gold
Comes back to inc Tonight;
j ree her In her giriish grace.
The sunny sweetness OF her face,
Her childish robe Of white.
] smell the Swsetbrier ~ her hand.
] SIRE the garden where we stand
On EnUtAud's southern sh0r~;
] hear the rippliAx streAmlet fall,
hear the laughter musical,
Now siicnced evePniOre.
She WINS too frail for eArth's employ,
Too cal,n and pure for human Joy;
But, like the sweefbricr green,
The u,euury Of her gentle life
Makes sweet the years OF worldly strife
That lie our lives between.
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Z" Irmae he called. She t,rned her hend
Tossing nS gold,
~, =, LAKE sun wave rolled
Do~' Tue WIZ WE, 81 i. her NEE nesA and said
iis pulled his moustnchc. bristling and red,
w me ms under Lip hung like n lump Of lead:
rhen hS spake, e Pray, Ir,na, why do you like 20,
She turned se,on him her lustrous ewes
rrs, b,d tle , rn s s himself Moul, prize;
Ahd artfully v-iied her beauty there
for irmA U sIa'g!ihessy's manner was rare.
ut. =" cried Michael MacGregor McCanu.
Because I'm considered y handsome man ss'
" No" sle sob,ed.
While Mixes heart throbbed.
" IL II; j" he asked, :" because fortune has smiled
upon Mike AS her own dear, darling child -
Mo- she Replied,
While Michael sighed
e" h II because" said this lover true
" supply YOU with plenty Of gum to chew"
No, she gnsped
AZ her hand he clus!,ed.
:. Then why" he shriekci, " Oh WHY do YOU love
y our Alike, aud call him YOUR turtle dove -
Up from. the depths OF her golden hair
lr'na rars-d her fire fair;
lie light NJ h-r soul filled the skies of her eyeH
h'ie sniied like q wagon load of pres,
Aud drawing Nike hear,
Close to his car
She uttered these words bet W cen her sivhs.
- Oh Mickey, heAr. love YOU not
berAuse hath hcaity aud wealth you've rot.
nor yet because whenever conIr
NY love for yUu
Has nothing TO do
With the taitiei resins Of Nyun,.i Mum:
love NOn simply for your fu.
flcS elliptic, broken iii twO.
! hree 'cOrliefed base. ball thun,b."
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The Gorrss:s M"s",ao-.c. .r tho C..-.

From the 81. Jomess Ga,eue
The Emperor and Empress of R,suio holS
ysss1asS Mn NAY r. in 81 Andrsw. Hall their ~,
The uniform Of Russian General stood in front NJ Tia
Mrobe The Empires. WAS in n white dress W th mag
nhcent Rod brtchded blue train dazzling coiffar.
% aanond. ,hs Grillsnoy Of which .qn.lied by
OF edinburgh wore Russian dress and blue coffY,rs
studded with dianonds The Holy Synod senate ht.m
anu Asstc population presented their
. .Gs. 81 them Offering gold and slyerkin dishes and
tom are offered Over hundred OF hese dshea w.
EmperorH feet. '' WV 's'u - *"s
The young cessrsrtch, in pale blue circss.i.n uui
iorn Introduced the Cossack chief and Asafc Ta,os
ton The appearance OF the Asiatic depmtstoS ~.
most plcturesyle The Khan Of Khva heir appareSi
To the Khan q Bokhara and the group Of Ten Trcn
mnns from Merry were graoiousy received and Were
evidently deeply impressed with tile m az H..
ceremonial The court afterward retired Tor Few NM
uaen ana returned 70 receive the Diplomatic Corns
among whom was Sir Edward Thornton Will 81. "a
, Tsra was driys 70 The krenn ii. pnssnr
othe! vehicle aud was completely shattered Sir IA
ward WAS unhurt aud proceeded on foot TO m. pniscc
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a Fox Hunt In Lsndsn.
From the 81. James's Gazette,

h.math,ere, was q fox hunt on the Victoria En-
u.nAment yesterdAy Afternoon, May d A. a fanr,.r
was proceeding up the Enlbauk,n-nt with a tam. ynx
n n Mm retriever dog attacked the fox from he
T Ta causing MN To break away from his propri.tor
~ ny" .ne commencement ~ general attack ubon
s o i"h anu ~ every step he found new o,ponrnt.
III rn,,s ~ =, w. downward Running through
~ .as .. the garuehs however. he aged 10 .yns
downtn the OpUn N'"'"A"' o'oug"
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Too Mach Electricity.

=, "A line man named Ferguson, employed -
ucIeI"phone company received electric shoes ''s
mornlnv that might have proved fatal II cunI aunu
nhu nor been equal To the occasion aud brDk"u ~"
eTcult ny cutting wire Ferguson sop Of
pos on tie corner OF Main street aud Railroad -'erGe
aid TOOK hold Of the wire known as the power wire,
which IA CONNECTED with the lire slarm service lie
WApeu telephone wire Ia tile course Of his wOrk, hW
eMabnshing ~ electric current. producing a suddev
the wire aud suffered terribly Ills srieks for All
rAoted his companions attention who cut the wire
TWO % three minutes. thu. hbsgAlinx Tie su1sret
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The --latest Fashion.

Fron Tue burlington f,-. r1ess
Zee the woman Win the poke~-
anu, HOrrid F0kss-
WHAT world Of inerri''ent their ugline PROV okes
How they wOhble, wOhble wDbblu.
Ii t,'- bHny air OF June,
while tiis French hceled heautisa h0,ble
a nj tlit curious turkeys gObtIie
IN h"hrse, dertstve rune.
kssping Time. time, time
IN n sOra uf Jerky rhyme,
10 ske h sii bOhing nlutio that the u,inciuxy a..
invokcs " ''S go
From the pixies pixies. pokes poker
~, At, Foxes, pokes. pOke1
From the bobhing aud the wobLling OF the pokea
TIE Train.
Prom the Csnturv
Hark
1t cOmss,
1t huns
WITH eur to ground
catch the sound
The warning, courierrORr
That runs along before
The pMlsing, Struggling now is cjearer
49,, Tho hisides ocho =" Nearer nearer
TN Uke drove Vt rushing. frightened cattle
win nHs ana wind AMI clxtlg and Shrek NM, rattla
fAsses the Cyclops OF the train 'S
$50 fair face at = ipsae--
Like \ piano string
Tho rMi!s. un,yurtlcncd, sing;
TIE white smoke flies
Up to the skies;
TlIe sound
Is drew ned
Hnrk
CHARMS II. CRAsDALL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-13
Summons.

IN TIC Justice Court Of HALEY Precinct in the
county OF 3HGras, Territory ut Idaho.
u \ irtnth and Jesse Stinson rlsiutfs \,
carrie BaeLs and Oscar l,ache, defendants
The People of tn. Tinted States of Idaho Terri
t"rs. sehd greeting To Carrie Bache and Oscar
ba's', defendants: You are hereby summoned to
aplcFr bet re- ~" ut my Office i'll HALEY in thu.
.""t'H ~ AttGrGs, IN the tenth dsy OF March
lee'' II 10 O'clock II. M. in uu action brought
AGAINST yen ny said plaintiffs, IT, answer the com.
PAINT Of the above plaintiffs. said uc.io,, is
Drought u recover the sum OF nine.y-oue liars
frty-seven cents tssl ~ due the plantiff. from,
you ia" Sai" 1ti' ndants Gpon an account for ma
teriaI ana Labor furnished IN making or driving
"eti' done and performed ~ your special instance
and request al HALEY, L, b. tween the o7tl day
OF March, 1882 and the ID day Of September lss5
Ana II You fail 10 appear and answer as above
required, JuiSmo nj viii be taken s1airst you for
III" sum OF ninety.one dollars forty seven cents.
AMI tor costs OF suit.
To the sheriff or any Constable of said county.
greeting: Make legal service and due return
thereof.
Given under 10y hand tits third ,lay Of F.brp.
ary lss5. EB IrNNON
f'was Justice Of the Pesrs of said Pyccinc,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-13
SHER IFS SALE.

ny virtue OF an execution. issued out of the Dis
Ssct Court OF the second Judicial District of the
AerFltory OF Ilrho in and for the county of Aim.
tes ana to mt directed and delivered for n ud,.
a . rendered. and entered i'll said Court on the
xo.n oay Q! October 1882 i'll favor of Joseph Pink.
nam snu f. II. Leonard, and against the Lauriu,,
0nver aiming Company, l have levied on all the
ee.Sht, ut!e and interest the said Laurium Silver
lining Company had on the 2ith day of October
1871, OF subsequent thereto, in aud to the follow
ing property to wit All of the right title and
1nteIest OF the laurium Silver Mining COMPANY in
sno TO certain mining claims situated about twelve
miles northeasterly from the town of Sawtooth
ana aoout six miles northwo steriy from the town
VI uslsna: countyof Alturas, Territory of Idaho.
end recorded ON the records of said county as the
sirand Prize Valley Tan, and Red Deer mines in
WOOD River Mining District, together with all the
improvements thereon "
Notice Is hereby given that on the Sd day of
March 1883. at o'clock p m of that dny in
front Of the Court House in HALEY, County Of Al
turas: l will sell the right title and interest of
said Laurium Silver Mining Company in and to
tne above described property, at public auction.
!or cash IN hand, to the highest and best bidder
70 satisfy said execution and all costs
Dated the 7th day Of February, 1885
c. H. FCKEY, Sheriff
By I. H. BINGHAM. Deputy Sheriff fsw4t