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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-30
MEDICAL.


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Dc,kbcr So 1854.
NRssRs FLEMING Br5s.:
S;rs,-Your pills cane ALI right, and can say
they are good bilious pill. ! have used great
many pills, but I can say DR.. c. McLane's rms,
manufactured by Fleming Brothers, are genuine.
And, genileme:, you have my thanks IN sending.
I gave some Of those pills 10 my neigheors TOT
trial. One of my neighbors got three pills. ne
said they did help him. He felt the next day hke
a new man. He wishes me 10 send for NIFTY cents
worth for him. So, gentlemen, will DO All can
to introduce DR.. c. McLane's Liver Pills, manu-;
factured by Fleming Brothers. You will md
enclosed one dollar, for more OF your GOOD pnis'
wish YOU could send me l sample OF your YER
mifuge by mail. think It will take well here.
Yours, - It'll respect,
Please send SCOT.
Ne. Sr,..''Hts. v. Y
October 90, ISSai
FJsnfs,. ~.
Dear STS,--.- 81" = w!il hnd one aoIlaI,
for which You WI. I'd me more OF you
DR.. {. McLaues Live. 49,. | trust you nave r
ceiyed the pay for the - .wo boxes ordered
and received. would oHly lay, they have done
me more good than l could express. feel much
better now than have for two years past. SEND
them soon. More hereafter.
Yours truly,
REV Pint. SPAETu, :,
WG5tSasdlake, n. 7.
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In going through tunnel it is real
mean for a passenger to kiss the back OF
his hand with loud, resOunding smack.
When daylight is reached is causes the
other passengers to eye each other with
painful earnestness and dire suspicion.
Bismarck Tribune.
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sIIElIrr's RETURN.
,orrcE To rAKEpKrosIrioSs.

Iirman Ro.cnhain Vs. Elizabeth Rpscnhaln.
In the circuit Court VI ONO county, W. va.
In chaDrery,
Take notice that the dispositions Of jacob
schoenbcTg. SOtlicb kosenhain aud Llpman
RuscBhaiu and other, Witnesses VIII bc taken
nj the ofi'ce a. Cracraft 4 8ilrhriSt No, llb
ChapIlnc street. In the Guy Of wheeling, In
the Sinie Of West Virginia, on the 10Th day
of January. A. u. 1881, between the hours ~
20 clock n. M. and u O'Clock y, m, 10 To read
In ~ ,dence in the above named cause an DO.
half Of tAid LipmRn Ro"phain. And ".
from any cause, the taking OF the said depo-
sil!Uns thnll rot I've commenced, or being
commenced, thall not be completed on that
daN the tRkirg OF IN. same viii be adj ouTnoi
from time To limo until the same shsll lie
cOmpltsd. LlPNhn hpsENHAlS-
ToILiIApf-TN ROSFSHAIS,
IEAIRAEr q UIIlnnINr.
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soTsoes.


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Tie sat. NJ Ura I'Dgnfr, 10 m.shc,ig qr Oh.
IpuUfU, Gfccfrtvs

I"UufU Gfc'iTv'
Wecummapd YOU ilat you sum mpn froJ-
rTi ck kUoh!er ~ no lc found ia your BALL
wick To Rppcpr nt the Clerks Once OF the
thrut court ~ DpiO county, a. Rules "a 10"
held for tho hsid court, ON the nrst Monday IN
November, 1888. Ia answer n bill In Chancey
exhibited aVanst him In the said court W
'Rr line KCoh!er and have then there ths,
wit
said court NJ tie court cuEe OF said county,
IN the city az WI ceiling, the 18th day Of Do.
tob,r, HsS, and ~ the twcnty-nrst year of
the EtBte az West Virginia
-. u. MsCoLLoCIi. Clerk.
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CRk''RAFr 4 0iLHRIsr.
dCCoawt folIrltors for Com plhInnnt

rJ'HE rTkTE DF WET VIRGINIA.,
/ County az ohio, In tho Clerks nfroe of
I've Circuit Cont 81 OHIO county. West Vir'
gtrln neccmI.r Rules, lssS.
caroline Buchler ~. Frederick Rochier.
In chRnccIy.
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suERrrrs HETupS

Frederick RoehIer In no inbabitnnt 81 my
NOV en- Ter. Ih-A. -
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c7O A WEEK, sl7 day :, bone ss.,J
~ q I m.ss- y cS.:ly gaia! f,.s Ise
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
Firemen's Grand Bail.

The Tiger Hook and Ladder Co. No.
/ will give an ban . per pro,
Crane in anothsx psi4nn, in cofAl
Brothers new hall nent Monday even
ing. Dixie Boone's orchestra has been
engaged for the occasion, and every
preparation is made for grand affair
in fact the grandest OF the season. The
cause it one of common interest TO the
people of Ketchum. and should be en-
couraged With 8 liberal patronage. Ey-
erybody turn out, help the fire compa-
ny, so important to our safety. and
have grand good time.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08

This is the hveliest place in Custer
county, and is emphatieally mining
town. The town is built in deep grllch
and surrounded by mountains higher
than those around Bullion. At the
head of the town is the Bayhorse smell
ter, which originally had only 90
ton stack, but to which a0-ton stack
has been added. About this there are
half dozen or more white coal kilns,
in which the coal used in reducing the
ores is burned. The smelter is the
property Of GiImer & Salisbury, and
has been in constant operation for three
years.
The town is net large, but has bnsi-
ness like appearance. and the inhabit-
ants are doing well,
| A tramVay been built from the
mines to the Sinelter. and the ore Is
now sent down It 70 the foot Of the
mountain, from wAica peint is conveyed
to the works on wsgelis.
The Ransh6rn IS test IFnsluc-
i ing mine in the dissrfcs, and IS tie prop
erty OF the smelting company The
Sky LARK, ovaeti by fise 5szuaha Mining
/ Company. the Silver king, owned by
Owen Long. George C!srk and others,
+ and the Sallie and Nollie D. 0waed bs
]. D. MURPHY. are slso prosueing largs
quantities Of ore. The cost eftranspor-
tation at the present time does not per,
init of the reduction OF low grade ores
but when the new Trait creek road i.
completed this dihieulty Win be over.
come and more mines probably worked
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
Agreement Of CopaTtneTship.

Sor1cE Is Hxnksr ervzs that the under
signed have This day formed eOpsrtnerShip
On sqlsaI divisions IN The Livery and Feed buss-
mess to be earrssi On under the flrua name ana
style Of Mitchell < stinton, IN the town Of
KssehuIa, IdaAe Territory
THOMAS MITCHELL
KesShura. Aug. IL. "a THOMAS STrNroS.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
A Big Nugget.

on Thursday miners in the Minnie
Moore mine Knocked down solid chunk
of galena ore weighing over ten thou
sand pounds, which Fred Myers offered
the Colonization Company for their
mammoth cabinet if they would remove
it from the mine whole. The block Of
ore is worth between $500 and 81. 600.
An 1S-inch cube will be cut out and sent
East, and the remainder viii be stored
in ore bins. 1t is no uncommon occur
renee and not difficult. matter to get
ont large blocks of galena anywhere in
the Minnie, but this is the largest mug
get we have heard OF being taken out
Chronicle.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
Pearson in Boise County.

From a private letter received from
Idaho City, dated Sept LIST, we CLEAN
the following. The murderer, Pearson,
who broke Jail some time since, was on
the South Payette yesterday morning in
the camp of party from Sheep Noun
tain. One of the party knew him. but
supposed at the time that he had been
set free. Pearson left the Payette and
went ahead of the prospectors on the
road to Banner, only Ave miles away,
but took to the mountains and scat
tered before reaching that place. The
prospectors came in here this morning,
andsone of them went back with Sheriff
German T. try and get track of Pearson.
He was still in his shirt-sleeves and
without weapons. If he comes this way
he is liable to be caught.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
Personals.


Mrs. G. III. Churchill, publisher of
the Denver Queen Bee, and author Of
book Of travels through California,
visited Ketchum this week, and secured
large number of subscriptions TO her
book and paper. She paid the KEY
STONE pleasant visits while here, and
exhibited, by conversation, her thor
ough knowledge OF newspaper work.
Asa Abbott came over from Atlanta
this week, and viii spend several days
among old friends on Wood River.
Maj. VIM. Hyndman was up from
HALEY Thursday.
Rev. E. Pratt, OF Bellevue. paid
Ketchum visit this week. He ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with his
recent trip to Boise and Idaho cities.
Judge J. t. Morgan, of Oxford, Ida
no, paid the KEYSTONE sanctum 8 cal
this morning. He IS looking for {
business location, and feels confident
of Ketchum's future success.
| Messrs. Morrell, Bruner and Van Ian
| bingham, of HALEY. returned this morn
ing from trip to Vienna.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
Mining Notes.

J. &C. Mitchell has purchased the one
fourth interest Of Frank Weiss in the
Cottage Home mine, situated in Bassett
gnlch, about eight miles west of town.
J. G. Mitchell, who yisitea several
lodes ON Warm Spring creek few days
ago, informs Us that the Black Savage.
Lucky Boy, J. J. Ellis, Buffalo and Keno
lodes are looking first-rate and yield
ing high grade ore The latter isanvery
valuable piece of property, and viii,
without doubt, soon be classed among
the leading mines OF Wood River
The Indiana and Aributal lodes, on
Warm Spring creek, are improving with
development.
The EIkhorn continues turning out
large quantities of first class ore.
Dixie Boone and partners are running
4 tunnel to tap the Victor mine. at the
depth OF $50 feet. It is now in thirty
| feet. and they expect to reach the vein
within twenty feet more. They tapped
q vein of ore a few days ago that is high
grade, and which they think will ado
value to to the mine.
A prospector discovered galena minis
on the head of West Boulder few day.
ago that is one foot wide, and reported
to be solid gaIena Of high grade. The
now find is only about one hundred
Yards from Billy Schultz cabin.
the Philadelphia smelters this year wa
from Boulder This district is coming
to the front in good shape, and viii, er,
long, become famous.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
Social Bits.

Mrs. Habershaw visited the Ketchum
from the Junction mine yesterday.
Mr.. Al. BeaIaas and family have re-
turned from Shoshone, determined to
content themselves with life in
Ketchum.
1t is reported that the District Court
has granted decree of divorce in the
case of Schwartz and wife of this place.
Mr.. Clough, of Germantown. Pa.
and brother to Mrs. w. A. Rocks. OF
this place recently arrived to spend a
few weeks.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
herescfore existing between the
undersigned arsser the sF7n name and ssyleof
Thompson < Robinson who have carried on a
saloon business On Warn Spring creek. Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Frank Ron
h.son confines the business and assumes al
accounts favoring o. against the late ARA
FRANK ROBINSON
getehuzn. Aug 8 Issa p 2 THOMPSON
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
NOTICE.

c. McTICKAB. Matchmaker and Jewcser
would respectfully announce 50 the citizens Of
Ketchum and vicinity, that he has located in
this place for the purpose of carrying on The
watch repairing and iswelry business in all is
branches AL kinds q clocks. watches and
jeFelry carefully repaired All work guarza-
tesd 10 gre satisfaction o. money refunded.
NJ prices win De at bottom rites, IS low IN
the lowest. Hoping roreceive share Of your
patronage. IreEnsin
Toars respectfully,
Iiy4-l C. MevIcKAE.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
I. 5. LAND OFFICE, HAnEr, IpAHo,

[. S. LAND OFFICE, HAnEY, IrAHo.
August %. Isss
NOTICE is hereby given that the Philadelphia
Mining and Smelling GoulrsuT, IN organization
incorpora ted under the laws OF the state 81
New Jersey by its authorized agent. kdnS1nd
Idaho Territory. has this day tlei its aprlicA-
ti0a for patent Ter fifteen nundred Assar Ices
OF the
TExRRooK LODE MINING CI-2Isx
Or vein bearing silver and other minerals with
surface ground 5yT feet- average, N NidIh, sigp-
atei in Marin Springs Creek Mining District
County OF Altuxas and Territory o. Idaho, and
designated by the Eela notes and official plat
on file IN this office as Lot Number =. and CsS-
erihed in said asld notes anu ofitc1sI plat WITH
fuaSnetIe variation at Is degrees and 80 minutes
East as follows. t0-wlt-
Beginning AZ the discovery point ard run
Ming thence s. deg. 50 min. Il. ssa feet re cen
ter q south end line Of claim: thence n 81 deg
al min w. SO ices 70 corner No |. thence > 81
deg o. min F. 90 feet 20 corner NO :: tEenSe
\ gseE Sa mira. v h9 feet to corner Ne 3
therca \ Il deg - min. = 91i. ? feet TO corner
No 4: thence \. 81 deg ~ mir W sal feet 70
corner NJ 5, thence : Il deg. =. MIN v, ~
/ sset to corner Ne s. thence s deg - rnin- r.
tla feet 70 corner No, ]. the place Of beginning
ssrxsy Of exterior haEftsrses OF etSlIG. contain
lIle an area q = anG = Ncres- FROM eexzasr
! E5Q.E 4, s. NJ. X. No. bears n - es~- = inAn-
( z sss2e feet distant
( The nearest known tecatiors are the AssaTs,
& RaEhavag 2lis HUB No
ANY snd an persons slx1pling adversely any
porttcr 81 SID -rsaAaooS" lode mining claim
/ ur sfrfSce seoNRa are REQUIRED 70 tie tnslf al
verse ella ms NlrA t,le lse<tSssr ot The 1leesi
Ssates Land CficS 3. HALEY, IN she Territory q
ISiahe. 6urla- the sixty d&ys period az raotics..
z tien hereof. or tces wsE} be SaSred oy virtue OF
Z tta prcv isse3iS, IL t1s0 Statats-
IL : hereby ordered that the foregoing Sosies
+ * Application toS PStsut he published for ~
Z s-i0& 1t 81 DAYS ttFn consecutive wesSsi N tllS
kEroAtsE EsysrpSK- = we~fSly newspaper pne-
liSle<l 81 kescnglzl, lslSbes
HOMER L. POUND,
wN. HxSnMAS. Register
Attorney tor elaiaaSnt,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
TOWN TIDINGs.

The weather continues beautiful and
pleasant
Clothing fer sale as cost at the New
York Store.
NJ. NJ. More, the stage superintendent,
is ut Vienna
Elegant diamond pins at ResIfs from
SIS to $500.
A new showcase filed with the
choicest cigars at McLenDan's-
Go to j. B. Reif and get your watch
repaired in first class shape.
Over three hundred persons visited
the Guyer Hot Springs last Sunday
" C. McLennan made trip between
Ketchum and HALEY last "Wednesday in
one hour and ten minutes.
Walthams patent dust-proof watches
Just received at J. B. Reif's. These
watches are perfectly dust proof
John Haley came to town yesterday
to examine the new read connecting be-
tween Haley and Challis.
A. Booths celebrated "Oval Brand" Of
fresh oyters in any quantity on ice at
the Bon Ton Restaurant.
Jake Ottenheimer. of Bellevue, will
rent the new building being erected by
Mr.. Mckay, on Main street, and open
n fine saloon.
party of picnic participants were re
Gently robbed of their chicken dinner al
the Guyer Hot Springs. The offenders
were easy girls
w. W Reinhart has sold his one-hal
interest in the White House saloon t.
his partner, J. w. Moore. who contin
ues the business.
It is said that parties go fishing be
low Galena in preference to othe
points, because the fish are already salt
ed by the recent cargo of salt that wa
epset ia the stream.
Stage drivers on the Sawtooth roa'
differ from the usual run of that fra
ternity, in throwing up the suskin
whenever they want drink at Allen
toll-gate, the Mountain House." jus
over the divide.
Last Wednesday evening a lamp e,
ploded in J. Jones boarding nous
between here and the smelter, settin
fire to the household goods. The I'll
was extinguished, without the buildip
sustaining any serious damage, but I'll
loss of goods amounted to over 500.
Several citizens bring in complain
against the practice of shooting blacl
birds around in the streets. They ha'
been alarmed at carelessness, and {
not admire the idea of hearing birt
shot scatter against the sides of the
residences like gravel in q wind. Loo
out boys; you are liable to get bigg
game than you want.
John Mahoney was sued for his ro'
tax on Thursday and had it to pay
else go to jail The law ON this point
clear and we'll defined, and will be e
forced by the Road Supervisor. Sc
eral cases have been tried at HALEY a
other places, and delinquents have be
forced to come to time. For their o'
convenience and as a saving of mon
it will be advisable fop all who have L
paid their road tax to come to time
once
Pearson in Roise County.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
corartnership heretofore existing between tie
undersigned under the firm name and style Of
co4how & ssinton- il sAis day dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Thomas stirto,s szsssrsre.
all accounts for or against tine late finn.
LurHEg C. CosHor-
Eetchurn, Ang. /. 1883 THOMAS srsrcs
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08

There was concert at Union Church
last evening, given by blind woman.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
T.E.CLOHECY
BANKERS,
KETCHUM, IDAHO

Transacta general banking business
in all its branches
Buy and sell EXCHANGE on the leading
cities OF the United States
= sen Exchange on the principal cities
Of Great sNriEih, Ireland. Switzerland.
France lkIgIum- Holland. Norway.
Sweden. Glnsrk. Italy. Russia, Ger
many and Austria.
Collections made with prompt returns
at lowest rates
Certificates Of deposits issued payable
ON den&nd.
Accoulas solicited
CONSCIOUSNESS;
sax Francisco. -, Wells. Fargo ( Co
oAl1I LAKE, ---.-.------ ------
CHICAGO. -..... - FIRST National Bank
NEt [sHEs- Wells, Fargo & Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-12
First Use OF Anthracite Coal.

Anthracite coal was discovered in Penn
sylvania soon after the settlement OF the
Wyoming valley. but its first practicl use
was by Obadiah Grose. In his blacksmith
shop in the year 1868. In 1891. Philip
Ginter discovered anthracite coal on the
Lehigh. In 1902, Robert Morris of Phil
sdelphia formed a company and purchased
5000 acres of the property on which Gin
ter discovered the coal. The company
was called the Lehigh coal mine. This
company opened the mine, and found the
vein to be 80 feet thick, and of the very
best quality of coal. The company made
every effort to secure demand for the
coal, but without success, and having be-
come thoroughly disguised with their
speculation, leased the 5000 acres of this
mammoth coal-feld to Messrs. White &
Hazard of Philadelphia. for 20 years. at
An annual rental of one ear of corn.
Messrs. White Il Hazard tried to use the
coal in the blast furnace in 1926, but failed !;
the furnace chilled. In 1882, Nelson con-
ceived the idea of hot blast for saving
fuel, and in 1888 David Thomas adopted
the idea of the hot blast and anthracite
together. White & Hazard had previous
to this formed q company and bought the
property. In 1889. David Thompson
made the use of anthracite for making
pig metal success. by which the 90 ears
If corn were transferred into $40, 900, 900.
And this il the early history of the great
Lshigh coal mines at the present time. l
remember well the banquet given by Bard
PATTERSON, and Nicholas Biddle. at Mount
Carbon, in 1910. at which time they paid
William Lyman, proprietor Of the Pioneer
Furnace, 5000. the premium they had
offered for the first successful use of an
thracite coal rs fuel in the blast furnance.
But David Thomas was the lion of the
day. ffsbuy0 Commercial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-12

Household Hints.

One good way to utilize bits of cold
venison ID to chop them fine, then heat
with some Of the gravy left from dinner.
Or II you have none, with . little water, in
which you put generous lump Of butter
season with pepper aud salt; then NIL
some patty-pans with the venison, and
cover the top with crust. Bake until the
crust 10 "done brown"
II the arnica with which bruised limbs
are bathed is heated, its good effects are
perceptible much earlier than If it is ap-
piled while cold. If arnica is to be taken
a. . remedy, Is 50 many physicians recon-
mend in cases Of severe sprains, it should
be prepared with watar in this proportion
"a teaspoonful OF arnica ina goblet two
thirds full Of water and Of this teaspoon
ful ID to be taken once an hour or once in
two hours, - the severity Of the casede-
termines.
No one but the very rich or inexperi-
enced housewife enjoys using tides that
will not wash. and there are few women
who have not suffered paDgs Of grief in
finding some delicate but useless article
OF this description hanging by one pin in
undistinguishable ruin from the back OF a
chair after the exit of gentleman
friend" The tides made of macreme
and Of the lighter fish cord, embellished
with bright ribbons. are really pretty. and
can be used with unconcern. Those Gro
cheted ofthe 6sh-cord are very easy to make.
Aner making chain of proper length for
the with of the tidy. make alternate
rows of thick stitches and of chains, so
that spaces will be left in which to run
ribbons the ribbons should be the exact
width OF the spaces; black velvet ribbon
Is also pretty to run in. When it forms a
block on the right side work a star in yell
low and scarlet silk.
IL. T. asks directions for making mock
turtle soup. Take part. Of a calf's head,
remove the brains, rinse the head in sew
eral waters, and then let 1t soak in cold
water for an hour. Prepare four quarts
Of beef stock. put this in large soup
kettle, put the head in, and let this cook
slowly for an hour and half. Then
take the head out, let it get cold and then
cut all the meat from it and return bones
and meat both to the soup. Fry in butter
till brown a large onion which you have
sliced very thin. add this TO the soup, with
some pieces of carrot, turnip, parsley, il
YOU can obtain it. some celery, and any
herbs. such as sage or summer savory, if
you like them in the soup. The secret of
success in making this is to cook long
enough, and it should be cooked slowly.
The skum should be skinned off at an
early stage in the preparation of the dish.
and the soup must be strained before it is
served. One authority on this soup says
that lemon sliced and added TO it few
minutes before removing from the fire is
an improvement. This soup can be made
in large quantity. as it keeps well, and
is thought BY some cooks to be better the
second or third day.