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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-11-07
Fractions, in Fifths, in proportion
LIST OF PRIZES.

1867 Prizes, amounting to --------- s-O'rw
Application for rates to clubs sIou'u ~ ~
made only to the cllice OF the Compa0! !"
New Orleans. =, :,
For further information write clearly, w.
ing full address. Make 7. u Moas, W,
ders payable and address Registered Ht Wr
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANh'
New Orleans, La,
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary Letters =,
Mail or Express TALL sums Of five dollars 'D'
upwards by Express at our expcne 10,
M. a. DAVshlN,
New Orlcans,h,
or NJ. A. DACPlllN,
6O7 Seventh ST., Washington, d.
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~ NEW no ORLEANS, Angus" /, is,
TO THE PUBLICI :
Investigate for You,o.,.

Postmaster-General Gresham has,, W.
lished n wilful and malicious Lying MA
gard to the character Of The inn't;hioodihn
Lottery Company, the following iGa''s,,ana ~.
Ell TO lhe pubic to prove his stat,m, a,e e.
we are engaged in II fraudulent l"' inl iAa
be false and untrue: "u'lnes
Amount OF prizes paid by Tho
State Lottery Company from Jann,,, .NVIl,lia
to presentdate: "'y ilSg
Paid to the Southern Express co
New Orleans, 4. NJ. WeScoot
Manager --------
Paid to Louisiana National D,nI a,ssS
Paid to State National G Bank 1890
II. Kennedy, President ..
Paid to New Orleans National ~ lSla
A. Baldwin, President
Paid to Union National Bank & @9il
Charlaron, Cashicr-----"
Paid to Citizens Bunk, l.. l.. Gar. WA
riere, President ;.
Paid to Germania National RonL 0'M
Julius CasSard, President a.,
Paid to llibernia National Bank ~M
Chas. Palrrey, Cashier a.
Paid to Canal Bank, Ed. Toby "m
Cashier a..
Paid to Mutual National RAM 'S,a
JOS. Mitchell, Cashier----- D..
Total paid as abovc----- 5000,
Paid in sums OF under 81 600 a, '-''''PN
the various Offices Of the Comma.
ny throughout thu United States % e.. =,
Total paid by ulI-----.. NsSIr
For the truth OF the above fact. 49,, 10y
the public to the Ulcers Of the aLors,.N'r
corporations, ard for our legality and 4 ',si
ing to the Mayor and Officers Il Tho D r s''' !
New Orleans, to the State auihori,ic. III J
lana, and also to the [. S. Officials If Nv.
lana. We claim to be legal, honest and J' y
rect in all our transactions, ar much n, s " '.
business in the country. Cur etandin,i' =,
coded by all who will investigate ,r nT,
stock has for years been sold at our B0,J
Brokers, and owned by many Of on, !
known and respected citizens.
NJ. A. DAUpIIIN, Prsilr,
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Louisiana State Lottery

awe do hereby certify that We sipe,r.
the arrangements for all the Montnlv ).
Scmi-annual drawing Of the Louisiar;S,,
Lottery Company, and IN person manage nj
conlrol!thc drawings themselves, and that A.
same are conducted with hone,tv, iaing
and in good faith toward all parties, and n
authorize the COMPANY TO list this ccrtifcss
with iac-siniIes of our .ignaiurosattaclti 4
its ~ '.crtiyemonts.n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-11-07
THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION

R ,uvu Tuesday The outlook for the future is uo pro-
m The enrolment was past The growth from the h has
steady and healthy to-day the Normal the largest school % age
Tennessee
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-11-07

Says an exchange: Tennessee skies
bring 80 cents in the market. United
States skies are worth l42 cents, and
the reason of this difference is that on,
pays its debts and the other don't
Money is plenty elsewhere at 3, 4 or
per cent Here ii is hard to get from
8 to 10 per cent. And this is Tonncssc
craftsmanship, Capital would pour int
tho State in streams but for her poo
character. We are all under suspicion
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-11-07

The American Register, published il
Washington City, is the ablesi Demo
cratic publication in the country, and is
so endorsed by the Democrats of both
houses of Congress. The Register thus
speaks Of the programme of the Repub,
loans for the coming session Of Con.
gress: 1T is stated that the program
OF the Republican managers in the com.
ing Congress includes a desperate at
Tempt to reopen the tariff disturbance
IN the hope of raising row in the Dem
ocratic party, by which they hope to be
benefited. If the Democrats are wise
they will an lie this subject with great
prudence and discretion. They have
now the inside track in the national
race and all the advantage which sue.
cesson of surprising victories can give.
The fate of the next campaign will rest
with the conduct Of the Democratic
House. If they put aside useless dis
cusson upon measures which they
aloIe cannot accomplish, and address
themselves to that which will be of zen.
eral good, they will enter the coming
grea, struggle with everything in their
favor, and be rewarded with sweeping
triumph. But if they plunge into tariff
discussion, there is danger ahead"
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from 1SaxWeu.
70 the Home Journal ;

To the Home journal;
Mr.. Winker, who was accidentally
shot a fortnight since, is recovering,
Mr.. John Lightioot returned from
Lincoln county II few days since with
his bride. lie was married October n
to Miss Anna Brewer Of Moline, Tenn
Mr.. WIN. Lawing and two sisters, OF
Ozark, No, are visiting relatives in Our
community. They left this State for
Missouri AZ years ago. Mr.. Lawlng Is
Il kinsman Of your townsman, Mr. Jno
\. Lawng.
Our farmers are yet sowing wheat
Mcgsrs. Martin, Foster q Go. have on
exhibition fire musical clock
There are several trains daily here,
and With our railroads prosperity our
village brigh'cns.
An interesting Sabbath School, under
the superintendent Of Prof. Barber, il
held at Walnut HI achooI.hourc every
Sunday evening, beginning at three
o'clock.
Mr.. Sim. West is hard on the show.
We are glad to know that the News
is to have an editor CHARoN.
A man lately went to Le~istown, III
nois, got drunk in one Of the saloons
and was arrested and fined lie up
pealcd the case 10 the Circuit Court, nn'
it was tried before jury. 1t VA
proven on the trial that the town o
Lewiqtown had licensed three men a
81 900 to sell liquor and make drunk
ards; that this man became the victim
Of these copartrcrs (the town Of Lewis
town and the saloon mem, and va
made drunk that one Of the coparl
ners (thc town Of Lcwistown) sough
to plumber their victim some more b.
fining him. The jury declared by thci
verdict that the town authorities canno
go into conspiracy to make men drum
and then fine them for it, and the ma
WAS discharged.
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.Mzzaazza4.}
HTs-<f
Commissioner

Incorporated in 1865 ior % years By NJ
Legislature for Educational and Charl,la
pnrposcs--wth capital Of $lCOGNC-s
which reserve fund OF over $5OO,jtO 10
since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote isirt
chise was mahe part Of the present Sat-
Constitution adopted Dec. ID, \. D.. 1872,
neA.. The only Lottery ever voted on 30
endorsed by the people Of any State
u ,,,,,..., .,o,,I,, ,,, ,,o.I,,1ne,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-11-07

Its Grand Single NumhsI
Drawings take place MonthII
A SsLEn.Cip CPpCRTUNI1y
rC WIFI a FORTUNE.
ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, ClAS
L. at NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday,
Mon. 10, !3S3-!S2nd MONTH
Drawing,
Capital Prize, $4,000.
loO,cCO.Tickets at S. each
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
EpUNg,Y MEW;X'
lettings from our Exchanges.


The champion glass ball ,sh""ter OF
Taneytown will mot shoot with MIR. Nathan
Englar, of Linwood. for $50, but will for
800; each man to have 100 bals, at moi
.less than Is yards rise. Mr.. b. is now u
BE- heard from Banner.
The Fickinger -Grossnickh' SANDER
case was brought to sudden close on
Thursday last by the latter agreeing to
paw $3.50 and all costs, which amounted To
$3.50 Banner.
Tilghman Grossnickle narr"wly escaped
drowning himself and entire team o. four
horses last week at HiDea's Ford, on the
Mouocacy .-Banner.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
DIX OELLIG & PFoUTL Tonic ELIXIR
AND Pills

DIX OELIIG & PFouTz TONIC ELIXII
AND Pulls
The reliable preparation So highly rec
commended hv it. merits This medicine
is known by its curative powers from thu
Eas, 10 the West, from tn" North TO the
South Owing To the purity Of TIE cdi
cine and the satisfaction II has gwen, lh'
demand is largely increasing u Is the
great cleanser and purltics tie system: reg
ulales HE liver. hearts, lungs ana hldhr\s
cures dyspepsia; is Invaluable rs tonic
viii imparl strength tothe system, restores
lost annette aud is Also certain I" remove
all distractions to in regular course OF ma
,urr in t,.nales II will also strengthen the
weakest cord. rcslor' down bearing. AID is
a sure remedy for Whites, pain IN The lack
side or rnHer the shoulder blades. h''''I
tess nu breast, ar hc',hlng ut w'iI.
nR. PFourz'> Ct.nTlFrCATE~.
DR.. Ptouiz Dear SIR. Having 'c'" ~
hirItd for long time with dyspepsia 'rt'
a general ,rnstrnlinn at NV nervous >>s
ten and having used II great many melt
cincs " ilhunl experiencing any rclirt. !
was induced bv your ngcn, Il, this plncr to
try n hottie of .our Tonic Elixir and found
great EelltI IeIDIt l lllti uSS' '''' " ''''''f
and now firmly believe il will effect per
mancnt cure.
A married lady who is not willin. !"
have her name published states: "l"ng'l'
cannot tell what suffered from dcu'i
tatiny whites and down bearing "t the
womb. | tried all MS Of remedies aud
phv.icans and still did not &c, cur d The
bp>, physicians ONLY gave me te'n"rarv re-
lief | continued in this way until | was
compelled to keep my bed more than ban
ahe time Twas Recommended 10 try y"ui
Elixi, which did | am now fully reslor
ed to health to the great j"4 OF myself aud
husband We could pr"c"re quite u nun
bcr If hi, class OF certificates hut tor on
yion- reasons they woul. not, OF course al
low their names To he published
For Sale 10y DR. NJ. + Leatherman, Me
chanicslown, James Elder. Emnli''sburg
Schcy & Bro. and CARROT Co. drug
cists. Frederick. Md All orders addressed
to NJ ID. Piou'z. Waynesboro, fa., will b'
promptly filled.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
Saturday, April Il, 1883.
:aTI O'CLOCK, q, ".
The following Real Estate, viz:

An tina, piece or parcel If land situated
in Mechnnicstnwn District, Frederick Co,
MARYLAND. on the public road leading from
the Valley Roads Church t" E>irrs' Val
lev, the farm sold by Samuel Ditirndal t"
Henry r. R~aver. adjoining the lands OF
Henry Willhide and the farm Of Andrew
Cotfman, deceased, and others, one and
one-lmlfmiies from Lnhz Station, contain
ing
80 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less,
of which there are ~ or Is acres OF wood
land and the balance is ,ilnble land uadeT
good fencing The farm is in II g"d
neighbolhend, convenient to Church and
SenoOl the improvements cons,s, OF
A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
a wei of water near the door, good size
barn. large hay shed, corn crib. smoke
house and nj necessary oulbuldings and
a large variety of
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
Notice..

The copartnership heretofore existing
b., w.ep Ross r. Witherow and VIM Ia.
Armacost trndingss
W!TUEROW & ARMhCOST,
has this day been dissolved.
The business v i'll be continued by Ross
r. Wi,hernw BY whom atl claims VIII ne
paid and all collections received All those
knowing themselves to I've indebted to the
Arm vii settle the same Vt their earliest
convenience.
Ross F .Witheyow,
Fab oath 1883. MechanicstOwn Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
County Com nissiO0crs Meet.
ing.

The Board Of County Commissioners
60 FREDERICK c,>rn,y, will hold their first
session (Arril T,.m) at their Office. in the
Court House. COM encirg
On Monday, April End, 1888.
a, 10 o'clock. n m and hav adopted the
following order of bu. mess tor the session
Making transfers and hearing appeals as
follows:
Monday. April end, Bucxeystown and
Frederick districts.
Tuesday. April 3rl. Middletown, Crea-
gcrs,owu end diminishing.
Wednesday. April 4lh, Catoctin, Urbans
and Liberty
Thursday, April 9th, New Market, llan'
yers and Wood-h"r,.
' Fr dav. April 9th. Perersvillc, Msun'
Pleasant and Jefferson.
SATURDAY,, April It'll. MISUNDERSTANDING
will appoint Collector OF State aud County
lakes for 1888
Mnud y, April 9th, Jackson a, d Johns
Vile
Tuesday, April loth, Woodville, Linga
more antl Lew i>t"wn.
The remainder of the second week vii
be- devoted TO general business. passing nc
counts. making appropriations for io'd'
aud bridges an on, door pensioners. ap
pn,nlmenl "f standard keeper, physician
to the jail and judges If the election
THIRD WEEK,
This has been set apart for hearing petit
TONERS tor new school houses ana new
Lri iyes The particular attention of The
II 4 Ia. ,,,ii,. ~ al a 81
I, rui " i'll be made nor i'll any credit ht
allowed ON II Y assessment after he CLOSE
Of this session Transfers may he made
hrtorc the clerk nj any time prior 10 tins
meeting.
BY order
m223r +. A GITTINGEn Clerk,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
Newspaper law Decisions
Gotham Gossip.

The Hav~rst,cS Shooting - Easter
FycaOers. Bonnsts and Presents 4
Ginning Society Novel and a Fl'3tcr
on Murray Hill,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
Rough on Rats.

The thing desired found at last.
Ask YOUR Druggists for Rough on
Rats" IL clears out rats, mice,
re :hee, ains ha' hncs '5c hox4'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the suhscrib
or has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Frederick county Letters of Administration
on the Estate of
GEORGE A. GRAHAM
late of Ere erick, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased arc
hereby warned to exhibit the same, witt
the vouchers thereof. on or before the 10
dav OF September 1883, they NAV otherwise
by law he excluded from the benefit OF
said estate Those indebted to the said
deceased are desired to make immediate
payment.
CATHARlNE GRAHAM,
Nelson Willhide, Administrative.
Agent. March At.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
CHOICE FRUIT,

TERMS" Sale 4s prescbed by the De
cree :--One half Cash on the day of Sale
or the ratification thereof by the Court, the
remainder in tw" equal semi annual pay
menls the purchaser or purchasers giving
his, her or their notes with approved sccu
ri,y and bearing interest from day T sale
with good and sufficient security to he np
proved Ly the Trustee; the purchaser tt
ie Ut the expense OF conveyancing.
CHARLES A. EYLER,
Trustee.
Hiram Spencer, Auct.
inch 20 Is
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29

Boues Wanted Fifty tons OF Bones
wanted at the Cresciie Mills, Mechanics
town. for which the highest price, cash.
will be paid. ,,,,rr
Jrre SHs ~hIib
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29

VIC1 NO. 8. OR PAIN BALM,
For Cholera. Cholera M"rhus. Eramp Col
ic, Diarrrea, Dvsrn,rry. Sore Itr"at,
Neuralgia. Rheumatism &c
Price 80 Cents Per Bottle.
For Sale by
Witherow and ArmacoSt
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
Skinny NJ Gn

Wells Health Remover. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weak
ness of the gen-rative functions. 81
at druggists Prepaid bv EXPRESS
$l.o5 6 for IS. E S. WELLS, der
sey city. N J.
General News.
From the new edition Of Measrs
Geo. P. Rowell & Cos. AMERICAN
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY, which j.
now in press it appears that the news
papers aud periodicals Of all k'nd+
issued in the UNITED States aud Ter
ritories now reach the imposing total
of IL 1906. This is On increase Of 585
in twelve months. Taking the States
one 'by one, The newspaper growth IN
some is very considerable The pres.
80 Mt total in New York State, for in
stance. is l 500 g,in o. 80 in the
past year. The increase in Pennsy|
vania IL 40, the existing number be-
ing 943 Nehraskas tot'l gre" from
l72to 2Ol, and Illinois from 800 10
oO4 A Wear ago Massachusetts had
APO papers; now the number 'lS 43S
In Texas The new papers ontn"mbered
the suspensions by 8, and ONO now
has 1888 papers instead of 6O2 The
most remarkable change has occurred
in the Territories, in which the daily
papers have grown from 43 to 63, and
the weeklies from l69 to 243-Dako
ia being the chief area Of activity.
NUN bers Of monthlies th,on ghout the
country grew from 976to 1854, while
the dail,es leaptd from 9aS to o62
The 6grres given above are exclusive
OF Canada, which Possesses total OF
COZ. 1t is interesting 10 note that
the new ly-settled regions of the Cana
dian Northwest are productive of
newspapers IS w@Il as wheat, for the
number of j,urnals issued in Manitoba
was nearly doubled during the year
BUCNUPIABA.
ew,qnicE, complete cure 4 DAYS,
urinary affections, smartins. frequent
, or difficult animation, kidney dlseas
es. 81. At druggists Prepaid nv ex-
press, 1875, 6 for SIS. F. S. WILLS,
jersey City, n, j.
.*"Better BE- wis" bv the mis-
fortunes Of others than by yonr own
Take warning ia time. Avoid qHack
nostrums bv which thousands annual
" perish. Use only such remedies As
are demonstrated above suspicion,
foremost among which is Kidney
! Wort. For torpid liver, bowels or
kidneys, no other remedy eqnas IT.
1t is sold in both dry and hyuGd form
by all druggists
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
No. 1907 EQUITY

Inlr \. P.d,Nc"r,l
y .I">,pn {. Re- IN I" i''n' Nourt
.cn..e ! ENr'u'n's
lof tie last Nnl
n"d r. s'am.nt - for .ic'r'ict County
lrhn +. ',t,,cnrd
dc,cn.e ed.
-i'1n: m Equity.
John Whit. and February Tern 1888
Matilda White, his
Wife
ORDE ED this i,l, In, of M:'' II 'S> .
that on the 1,h day at Arri! lSS3 u
tonrr will proceed /" act upon The k,i"''
of Sales this da, flied hv Enrrnr l.. Rowe
Trustee in he above case, nm less tnn>t Ia
the cor,rnrr ln I've shown hrt"'r said ,nv:
provided copy If this order he IN erie
in some news raperpn Published in Frederick
County for three successive weeks PRIOR
to said day.
The Rcpor, states the amount of sales at
$l9G %.
ADOLPUUS FEARHAKE. Jr.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Fred'k Co.
March y At.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29

vitOr Bone and Nerve Llniment.
As an external application cannot be eX
cellrd for Aches. Pains, Lumrs and
Bruises for Man or Beast
Price rs and 30 Gents per Bottle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
Victor Infants Relief,

A sure remedy torColic, Dinrv''Da, Dysen
terry, Gripping and Spasms Of the Bow
els, and Terthing III Children.
Price g. Cents Per Bottle!
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29

Wells Health Remover. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weak
ness of the gen-rative functions. 81
at druggists Prepaid bv EXPRESS,
Sl.o5 6for IS. E S. WELLS, DER
sew CITY, n J.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-29
RUCNUPIABA.

New,qnicE, complete cure 4 DAYS,
urinary affections, smartins, frequent
or difficult animation, kidney aispas
es. 81. At druggists Prepaid nv ex-
press, 1925, 6 for S. F. S. WILLS,
jersey City, \, j.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-04
The Weather..

Some snow fell last night, and the
mountains in the vicinity of Haley are
coated with it. This will disappear
within day or two, and the equinoc-
tial storm being then over, fair wealth
er will follow and continue into the
winter. The snow fall at this time
need not surprise any one in such a
country as this, as we are liable to have
snow even in midsummer. Three
years ago, in Atlanta, between three
and four inches of snow fell each
month during June, July, August and
September; while this year the people
of Atlanta enjoyed 81 months of fair
weather, without storm of any kind.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-04
THE HALEY LAND OFFICE.

Amount Of Business Transacted Thar.
Since its Opening-Additioual Heir
Needed.
The HALEY Land Office was opened
on the 10Th of last July, and the Reg.
'ster and Receiver have just complet.
ed their reports for the fractional quar-.
ter ending on the 3oth of September.
From these reports it appears that,
during the period stated, the sum Of
So,l67.3O was received in fees and for
lands sold. There were As new pre.
emptions taken up, and FIVE soldiers
homesteads fled on. Besides the
above, 3,27C acres were sold at 1925
per acre, 259 acres of mineral lands
sold at 80 an acre; 1854 acres were
taken up under the homestead law.
$3.50 acres under the timber culture
law, and 19 town lots in Ketchum
proved up on. The total number of
acres of land sold, taken up or filed on,
or proved up on, will not fall short of
%4,OOO acres, and the total amount of
cash received, from all sources, is. as
above stated, $5,167.3O.
A large number of contests, which
will occupy from three to FIVE DAYS
each, have already been set for hear.
ing, and the business of the Office is
rapidly augmenting and is already far
beyond the ability of the present offic-
ials to handle, even while working
from three to six hours over time every
day. One or two clerks are absolutely
necessary, and unless at least one is
secured the business will accumulate
to such an extent that the hearing of
contests will have to be postponed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-04
BETTER SERVICE PROBABLE.
How Frank 0. Harding Proposes to I'm.
prove the Local Railway Mail Ser.

Frank 0. Harding, who has recently
been appointed Railway Postal Clerk
on the Oregon Short Line, east of
Shoshone, and who went down two or
three days ago to be indicted into of.
flee, returned this morning to close up
his business, and will leave next Sun
day evening, to enter upon the dis
charge of the duties of his position.
Mr.. Harding will take hold with the
determination to accommodate the
Wood River people to the best of his
ability. AS one-half Of all the Wood
River mail will 60 through his hands,
he will have an opportunity of being
quite useful to US. Already he has
ascertained that all the Wood River
mail matter for Shoshone is not taken
off at that point, but carried on the
cars until the incoming train from
Granger is met, when it is transferred
to that train. A delay of As hours
thus occurs in the delivery OF the Sho-
shone mail.
This he will at once put a stop to
by providing separate sack for Sho.
shone mail matter, which can then be
thrown off at that place.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-04
A TOUGH CASE.
An Applicant for Citizenship Who Could
Not Tell where He Was Born.

A man who was admitted to citizen.
ship in the District Court, in this CITY,
yesterday, could not understand Eng.
lish sufficiently to state where he was
born. After several minutes of cross.
questioning, during which Clerk
Richardson vainly endeavored to ascer-
tain the mans nativity, the applicant
only showing that he was getting
more and more hopelessly puzzled,
Mr.. Richardson, judging from the
swarthy complexion of the man that
he belonged to some southern race,
mentioned Portugal. A CLEAN of in
telligence shot through the mans eyes,
and, nodaing his head, he answered.:
So he was put down
as native of Portugal.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-10-04
THE SECOND DISTRICT COURr.
FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
NJ. J. Biddy vs.. Scion Burgess
Motion to strike out amended de.
murrer to second amended complaint
sustained.
The Grand Jury reported four true
bills.
S. G. Humphrey vs.. d. c. Dollar
hide.-Demurrer to the separate an.
swer of A. H. Dollarhide sustained.
Sheriff Furey was ordered to sum.
mon 80 additional trial jurors to ap.
pear in Court on the 5th day of o.
tober, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m., to
serve during the term.
Lafayette Harris, the man brought
back from Logan, Utah, day before
yesterday, on charge Of leaving the
Territory to avoid the payment of his
just debts, was brought before the
Court on writ Of habcas corpus, and
the further consideration of the case
was postponed until tomorrow, at 10
o'clock.
Adjourned.