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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-02-08

Many, if not most, Of the evils
which the impatient and irritated
sufferer charges to his ill-sortune, to
accident, to the misconduct of 9th
ers, to the injustice or neglect of
the world, will be found, when hon
estly traced to their true source, to
have arisen from defect in the
person himself-to his own want Of
common sense.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-02-08

A dandy of twenty-six, having
been termed an cold bachelor APP
pealed to an elderly gentleman to
decide whether he should be called
''oldp or not, giving his age. 'fTwen-
ty-six,7 said the elderly gentleman,
sit is owing to how you take it. Now,
for man 1t is young enough; but
for puppy it is rather old"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-02-08

9lOPENING THE HEART.-TheR ev.J.
G.A Cunningham said 1 knew a
little boyle was my own brother,
in fact-whose heart was touched
by sermon on the words s'Behold,
/ stand at the door and knock"
Ny mother said to him, when she
noticed that he was anxious, "Rob-
ert, what would you say to any one
who knocked at the door of your
heart, if you wished him to come
IMP and he answered, 81 would say,
Come in."2 She then said to him:
'sThen say to the Lord Jesus, Come
in.' - Next morning there was a
brightness and a joy about Robert s
face that made my father ask,
s'What makes you so glad to-dayp'
He replied: 81 awoke in the night,
and [ felt that Jesus was still
knocking at the door of my heart.
and 1 said Lord Jesus, come and
1 think He has come in. feel hap
pier this morning than ] ever was
before" Icould see that Jesus had
come in by his obedience, by his
beaming countenance, and by the
love he showed to Gods Word ano
to Gods people.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-02-08

There is not yard or residence
so shabby that it may not be i'm
proved by simple outside floral de-
corations, and converted into p
bower of roses. Take that insight
ly old rock, or that ancient stone
wall that marks the struggling line
of the ancestral acres next to the
highway-a few roots of woodbine
or ivy would convert them into
things of beauty. Look at the un-
painted woodhouse, its rough, grey
boards suggesting unthrift as well
as unlovliness; set grape vine
clambering over it, and transform
it into a bower, and you have fruit
for your table or jelly for house
wite's store. There is no beauty at
once so cheap, 80 blessed as the light
of the sun; therefore cut down some
of the trees in your yard, if necessa-
ry, and let the health-giving sun
shine into your dwelling. The
girls can convert the stumps into
pillars of morning glories" or
crown them royalty with flower bas-
kets. On one side of the house
mass general space with roses and
have beauty and fragrance from June
till October. Do not leave even the
shack porch naked and desolate;
but coax trailing vines. or. blossom
ing bushes over it, and..in their shade
the farmer can get new comfort from
his evening pipe and paper. If all
these little opportunities are ssim-
proved as they offer themselves, the
plain homestead will gradually de-
velop into a fTsthing of beauty" ex-
ercising refining influence on the
lives of it's occupants.-Nels on Re
cord.cF eAs4e.l-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-02-08

"For my mothers sake uncle, L
hope you will interest yourself for
me. 1 shall be thrown as a burden
upon her, and she has to work hard
enough as it isl
VERY well, I am sorry. What
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
ARRIVES PROM
LEAVES FOR

Haley, with mails for Blackfoot, 4 A. M.
vienna, -......... A. M.
Hailey, withoutmails,. $50 P M.
with mails East and West4 80 z. 81.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
New Placer Mines.

The Winnemucca Silver State of a late
date says: "Ihere is a genuine excite
ment over the discovery of what are be-
ieved to be rich placer mines at Skull
Greek, a tributary of Flat Creek, some
six or eight miles from Willow Creek
Station, on the Idaho road It appears
that coarse gold has been found along
the Greek for two or three miles, and
claims have been located nearly the
whole length of the stream. Though
gold had been found in nearly all the
streams in the vicinity years Ggo, and
considerable surface mining had been
carried on, there never had been d pros
poet hole sunk on Skull Creek until
evfy recently, and that resulted in the
discovery of gold. f. z. Snapp, who
resides at Rebel Creek Station, informs
us that the most exciting reports had
reached his place relative to the dig
gings, and that several Paradise men
had located claims along the Greek, not
farfrom Hoppin'sranch. Very. rich gold
bearing quartz leads have been found il
the mountains at the head Of the stream.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
THE GREAT FIRE OF 1888.

One whole block burned in just one
hour. On deck Dec. 1st with stock
every Man, Weman and Child Should
See to Appreciate. Elegant Holiday
Presents, Wedding Presents, Birthday
Presents. gifts of all descriptions of i'm
ported silver wear, jewelry, watches,
bronze and plush wares, cut glass, Be-
hemian glass and thousand other arti-
cles to select from. Orders filled by
mail, express and selection packages
sent to responsible parties. Look out
for my Holiday Messenger. the finest
paper ever circulated in the West. Ii
you do not receive on or by Dec. Goth
send for it. E. H. HEEDRcK,
The Haley Jeweler.
In new brick block. fDec12tf.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
Ye Who Have Homes

Or hope to have, look well that We
guard them well. To the mountain
man home is almost myth, ana vet
Unborn in every mans heart, no matter
what his habit, there rests longing for
a local habitation and name, and to the
throw every safeguard round the home
circle that ingenuity can devise. spare
no care that thought can give
There is no one thing taken into our
fined petroleum of commerce; hence.
the man who does not use care in buy
ing his supply of coal oil is grossly neg
lecting to provide for the safety of his
family. Elaine coal oil is absolutely
safe. The fire underwriters Of the
United States rate it safe as gas. To
test it, fill the bowl of an ordinary lamp
with it, and after lighting the lamp un-
screw the burner and set fire to the
wick at the lower end, and gradually
immense it in the bowl of the lamp. In
stead of the Elaine igniting. as would be
the case with ordinary oils. it will ex-
/ tinguish the flame on the wick as it en-
tiers the oil. Then screw the burner
tight on the lamp, lift it and carry it as
very careless person or child would
sideways or upside down, aud it will
invariably go out, or upset it by acct
dent and the same result will be accom-
plished.
We beg to offer an apology for having
taken so much of your time. but having
just received car load of Elaine, and
believing that il you viii investigate the
matter no other oil will find its way in
to your homes, and that result make us
public benefactors. We have presumed.
You will always find somebody in. al
ways glad to see you. COFFIN Bios.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12

T. 7. Hunting, the boss water man, is |
always on hand with the cooling bever-
age.
The Alturas Literary Society on Fri
day evening next will conclude its pro-
grarnme with a side splitting farce en-
titled I'm Not Meself At All.
Asa guarantee of good weather, we saw
yesterday, while driving up Warm
Spring Creek, a large flock of wild
ducks making themselves quite at home
in the creek.
Mrs. Jos. Pinkham will take her de-
parture for Boise City tomorrow, where
she viii visit tilEspring. Miss May Hol-
comb will accompany her and attend
school there this winter
News was received from Boise City
yesterday that Hon. John Haley, who
has been very i'll for several weeks, is
now improving, and his physicians en-
terrain strong hopes for his recovery.
VIM. Harris and family left for their
old home in Missouri to-day. where
| they will remain through the winter
| Mr.. Harris will, while East, put the
Blue Cloud group of prospects on the
market
The KEYSTONE acknowledges another
/ pleasant treat by ]. G. Mitchell, the
new proprietor of the Brewery Saloon.
Mr. Mitchell is now in his new quarters,
comfortably situated and is doing a
/ good business.
/ Winter supplies have been laid in at
| the Ontario, Irvine, West Fork, Allen
group, Tenderfoot, Queen of the Noun
tains, Midnight, Badger, Buckhorn,
Parker, Baltimore, Independence. Noon
day, Flkhorn, Imperial and many of the
East Fork mines.
James & Goeding have killed forty
head of beef cattle the past three weeks
This represents only one half the butch
er business of Ketchum, Bender
Lockman representing the other with 3
like large trade, and it shows that there
must be people in the country.
The man who has been furnishing his
stove with fuel from the KEYSTONE
wood pile had better leave it alone il
future, as we have, after spending some
time in watching, caught him in thu
act. The next time he takes a stick W.
will give his name through the columns
Of the paper.
Ketchumites have undoubtedly no
ticed the red Appearance of the western
sky for two or three hours after sunse
and two hours before sunrise in til,
east. We publish to-day a Telegram
giving the opinion Of noted professo
on the cause of the light. For seyera
weeks past the sun. as viewed from In
dia, is OF a beautiful green hue.
The Times says that the leading cit
zens of Haley, including ]. II. Gamma
, dy, Alex. Whitman, VIM Hyndmar
Texas Angel, Jas. Beatty, Geo. Parson.
I. W. Garrett, Chas. Furey, J. NJ Bur
kett and G. B Fox, all we'll respecte
and honorable Office holders, should b
hanged; but we fear that if any hangin
takes place ALL of these prominent cit
3 zens will jump at the chance to haul 0
the rope.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
THE ALLEN GROUP.
Visited by Representative OF the Key
stOne.-A Bright Looking Vein.

The Allen Group of mines, now oper-
ated by the Buzzo Silver Mining Co., is
gradually being developed into an ex-
cellent property. The Tom Rogers, at
present worked by crew of ten men, is
tapped IN tunnel No. /, 1872 feet from its
mouth, whore both foot and hanging
wall are obtained and good vein fol-
lowed. In tunnel No. 2, the ledge was
tapped on Monday last and found to be
about four feet wide. 1t consisted when
discovered, chiefly OF good looking car
Donates, and gives every indication of
good large ore body. In what is call
ed the Friday drift, 25-foot drift on
side vein several hundred feet above
tunnel No. /, a fine vein of solid
galena, one foot in width, and
widening at its base, is distinctly
visible to the visitor. 1t looks
beautiful. This vein is an east feeder to
the main ledge, joining it a few rods
south of tunnel No. 2, when the COM
bined lodges follow a southwesterly
course distance OF perhaps 1000 feet.
| Mineral is distinctly visible in the main
ledge wherever it is opened, and good
true walls, indicating perfect fissure
vein are everywhere encountered. The
/ greatest distance between points of de-
ve1opment, and between which the
/ ledge is prominent and distinctly trace
/ able, is about 5000 feet; and the inter-
veining ground, sheltered on the north
! and west, with excellent tunneling and
1 dumping facilities at right angles with
! the ledge, and easily accessible by wa
gon grade, affords the mine excellent
natural advantages. Tunnel No. 2, now
turning to follow the ledge, will be
completed by May LIST, to shaft No. /. {
4 distance of about 400 feet. The same
point attained by tunnel No. / 100 feet
above No. 2, will complete good all
and drainage system, and place the
property in excellent Stopping condition
We are convinced by direct investi
cation tnat the Allen group is gooc
property and one that will in anothei
II season make its mark among our lead
ing mines.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To WILLIAM STONE; You are hereby
notified that we have expended 500 III
labor and Improvements upon the PAY
Master" lode and mining claim: situated
in the Wood River Mining District,
about two and one half miles northeast
erly from the town of Galena, County
OF A1turas and Territory Of idaho. in or
der to hold said premises under the pro-
visions Of section 2.324 revised statutes
Of the United States being the amount
required to hold the same for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1883, that the proper
ton of said expenditure due fromfyou,
William Stone, is 1926 fbeing one-fourth
lawful money Of the United States;l and
if within 80 days after the publication
of this notice, you fail or refuse to con-
/ tribute your proportion Of such expep-
/ diture as co-owner, your Interest IN
said claim will become the property of
subscribers under said section 1924.
John 7. Easley,
Hugh Burns,
James Burns.
Ketchum, /. T.. Dec. IL. 1883.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
Notice Mo. rs.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY. Idaho. Dec. /. 1888.


HALEY. Idaho, Dec. l. 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Warm
Springs Consolidated Mining Company, or
ganization incorporated under the laws of the
State of New Jersey, by It's authorized agent,
y. II. Noyle. whose Post Office address is kepch
UNI Alturas county, Idals, Territory. has made
application for United States Patent for the
NIAGARA"
Lode mining claim, situate in Warm Springs
Creek mining District, Aituras county, idaho
lode. and surface ground 600 feet wide, being
Lot No 40, and described in the field notes and
Plat of the official survey on file IN this Office,
with magnetic variation at 10 degrees 80 min
ntes east. as follows: Commencing at the dis
c0yery point and running thence s, IS deg II
min L, 800 feet to she South n esterly corner OF
the oiaim, post No thence y 4 eeg 4 MN Z.
1859 feet to post No q thence \, IS deg III
min ", 593 feet TO post No. 3; thence ) II deg
81 min w, 1345 feet 70 post No. :; thence 95
deg II min E. COG feet to post No J. the place OF
beginning survey Of exterior boundaries Of
claim. containing an area Of 1857 acres, exclu-
sive of G. IS acres in conflict with Ontario, Lot
Il. also exclusive Of co acres IN conflict with
ssTenbroo1t Lot 81. surveyed subsequent to this
claim, and for which application for patent has
been made, reference thereto being had. From
post No. l L. S. Ill. NJ, No. bears n. rs deg S.
min Il, 1851 feet distant. The nearest known
claims are the Ontario and +Tenbr0ok iodes.
any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Niagara mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States Land
Once at HALEY. in the Territory of Idaho, dur
ing the sixty days period OF publication here
of, or they will be barred by virtus OF the pro-
visions of the Statute.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
of Application for Patent be published for the
period of 60 days item consecutive weeks in the
KETCHuM KEYSTONE. q semi weekly newspaper
published at kesehaIn, Alturas county, Idaho
Territory. HOMER T.. POUND,
VIM Hyndman. register
Atty for applicant tDecs
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
Notice.

All persons, debtors and creditors of
the KETcHUM KEYSTONE, viii confer n
great favor on its management by call
ing TO pay or present bills and square up
accounts during the next seven days,
The editor will leave for the East on the
18th instant. GEO. J LEWIS.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
Post Ohice Hours.

The Ketchum Postofice is open from
A. N. to s p NJ. every day. No Money
Order or Registry business on Sundays,
or week days after 4 2. NJ
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
Weather Strips.

Now is the time to buy your weather
strips for Your windows and doors at
Gillette & Evans (Declstf
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
Singers Sewing Machines.

We are prepared to sell machines for
cash or on time. Call and examine our
latest improved Singer machines.
Decloto --~-E & TT,Ss.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
TOWN TIDINGs.

The weather continues fine.
The south hill sides are all bare.
Wild geese are still in the valley.
Town lots still continue in demand.
Toys by the millions at P. Schwartz's.
For Fresh oysters go to schwartz's
store. If
Windy Jack will go home to his pa in
few days.
Beautiful holiday presents at Lewis & I
Sons. If
Druggists sundries in full stock at
Lewis & Sons. If
t. W. Buzzo will spend month at the
Guyer Springs.
Holiday goods Of the finest variety at
Lewis & Sons. If
The Gooding Bros. are still engaged
fencing town lots.
There is no ice in Wood River, Warm
Spring creek or Trail creek.
]. T. Morgan, bankers. recently got
in fine large Halls safe.
Martin Hannah, of Sawtooth, is taking
in the sights of Ketchum
Snow rapidly disappearing and real
Indian summer setting in.
A choice lot of Malaga lemons just re-
ceived at NJ. G. McLennan's.
Quite number of wood choppers are
going to the Vienna country.
Fancy groceries for family use con
stantly in stock at Schwartz's. tt
LA Rosa Cabinets fine imported
cigars at Stewards. If
For good fresh turkey go to
Schwartz's store. If
Elaine" the boss coal oil, at Coffin
Bros. tt
Chas. Bender of Bender & Lockman,
will leave for the East in few days.
Mr.. J. B. Harper has built west wing
onto his cottage across Trail creek.
Chief Justice Morgan came to Ketch-
UNI Tuesday and left for Oxford yester-
day.
A large stock of fine domestic cigars
at Steward Bros Postoffice Store. If
Mr.. Perkins is building additions to
his lodging house, corner of Main and
Fourth streets.
The Alturas Literary Society will meet
at o'clock, sharp, next Friday evening
Elaine" the only nom explosive coal
oil, at Coffin Bros. tt
Twelve men will be employed at the
Irvine mine all winter, and twelve at the
North Star.
A large stock of Beauties. the best
scent cigar in the market just received
by Steward Bros.
Tiger Hook & Ladder Company vii
meet in Judge Hodson's ut T:30 O'Clock
this evening.
elaine. ]" the family safe guard al
Coffin Bros. If
James Moore is fixing up his former
saloon building, on Main street, for {
first-class dry goods store.
A. Booths celebrated sOvaI Brand o.
fresh oyters in any quantity on ice a
the Bon Ton Restaurant.
The weather in the Salmon River
country is very fine, and snow at Wen
ma only two feet deep.
Waltham's patent dust proof watches
Just received at j. B. Reiff's. These
watches are perfectly dust-proof-
Jas. Roberts, who has been with Hanl
Hydes packtrain for two or three years
has gone to Boise City to spend th'
holidays.
Fine imported liquors, beer, wine, ant
brandies for family use during the holi
days, Mt Schwartz's- If
Geo. NJ. Snow, the new banker, ha
put new rustic front on Maj. Hynd
mans old quarters, which now look
quite neat.
ssElaine,7 the best and cheapest Goa
oil in the market. at Colin Bros. If
The Rev. G.. w. Grannis, Presiding
Elder of Boise District. NJ E. Church
held services in Union Church last Sun
day morning. which were well attended
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
The Alturas Literary Society.
ogramme for Dec. 18th.

During the business meeting imme-
diately after the exercises propositions
for membership will be received.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-12
The Stages and Mails.

Arrival and departure Of stages to and
from Ketchum:
, 1883-02-15

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYEp. O, Bor,h,, r.,
'aI,: Both myself and vlfs ON. N'i, -, .n',',
SuiLOHS CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold hU
, 1883-02-15

SANTA Rosa, Cal, Dec, /, lSSO.
S H. H. W4RNER It Co.; SirS have
uscu your SAFE Kidney and Liver Cure,
and tinl it all You clam for it in kidney
trouble T.. T.. TANNER,
President Santa Rosa Bank.
, 1883-02-15

tuaseu iIApVGIat.u-s - -AI'sse'a ssH
Jersey stock, in whom a profit IS ordi.
ra!ilv sure thing whore tho cows are
properly managed and cared for. Dairy
men throughout the country recognize
tho fact that it 4}oes not pay TO depend
upon the old.fnshioncd scrub COW, and
'he practice OF investing IN high grado
animals for dairy purposes is becoming
quite general. Among the dairy cattlo
Il ere is no breed which moe complete
~ fills the requirements Of both butter
and cheese makers than the Ayrshire,
and there are a good many exclusive
dairy farmers who insist that good
-.vrshire cross on y high-grade Short
Horn will produce not only excellent
dairy stock hut such animals as can be
disposed Of for beef purposes when the
time comes. Breeders Of beef cattle
will doubtless take exceptions to such
N idea, but if there be any merit in
/ IS butter and beef combination the
ynterprising Western farmers will dis
cover and take advantage Of 1t,
, 1883-02-15

THAT HACKING CurGu can Ne qu.ckly cured
ry hilow's Cure. We guarAu,"- II, Sold by
Juflmnr Stu.
, 1883-02-15
Notice to Creditors.

In tho Probate Court OF Clalam County, Wash.
ingtnn Territory.
In the matter et the Estate oi Samuel y. Irwin
dec nscd-nntCe TO creditors.
Notirr II ho rby given By the undersigned eN.
ecuLnr " the last will and testament Of Samuel
y. Irwin late OF ChlAm County, Deceased 10 the
crrdftOFs Of and all persons having claims against
the s,lid deceased to present them with tho nee.
rssnry vouchers, within one yrar after the first
publication OF this notice, to the snd executor ai
his residence at Quillehutc In said county or to
&. ". Bradshaw. my attorney, ne hi. ufice M Port
Townsend In JeGssson county, or the samo will
b. foreyst barred
WON A. MERCHANT
ls-it Executor.
, 1883-02-15
NIRJOREF GHiT.
rI4pA NE SIcuor.


\ ythN IN The -un Of summers dav
Tripod ut, ol5.a-mouel Marjorie Gray
Maiden quaint u 4 long past day
Marjorie Gray.
I1rl san. tre ruuu. 1u branch AMI spray,
VA. y and gladly aud long sans they
Clz. ,d .. W4.r-'e on Aor way
Loud sang r.ey.
Sr,ct was tho Poses breath in the air,
Gear Q .,y,l the brook through the gardens sair
Nlity o Aayosd In tho suns bright glare
N.uu the g.ar'.
NJ mG.d Narior,s, waiting there,
Had no, Tor heat nor dust q care,
Anew L.: hat she and the rose, rare
Were 20 fair;
Saw not tho 1.-THE and graceful hound
Running - meet her with grNcc;ulb'unf,
L,apng srd 'punginc over the ground
IH,rfly hound.
FARTHER aNay, with gaze prot uul,
Aul Giri.A forehead slightly trowu"d,
Her Eager eyes their object found
Gladly found
She wrs a little belle from the town,
Dainty in manner and face and gown;
He was poet of no renown,
Far fr IN town;
Yet the naughty eyes 80 brown,
Under the poets smile or frown,
& eamed with joy, or, shy, looked down,
Soft and brown.
Sad that one could not leave them so
Maiden and poet Of long ago,
Meeting with Joy by tho old hcdgcrov--
l. Gacn.
But tines departure, steady und slow,
With years oi roses and y,ars Of snow,
Has wrapped the park in chill and GLOW
Roses and snow.
Marjorie married the son Of peer;
Marjorie's life was Ehort aud drear;
Forgotten rhe, for many year,
In chnrch-yard drear;
While to the poets record dear
Came sweet fame and long career,
Fortune, and love, and all things dear
Blessed career!
Blthe was that summer passed away;
Happy tho little maid, they say;
Tender the poet that sunny day
Passed away.
Flown are the birds from tree and spray;
Dust Is sweet little Marjorie Gray;
Deafness the honored poets lay
w4lladayt
, 1883-02-15

4Sna week made mt home Ivy the
LoT al industrious. Best business nov bcfurn
" w the public. Capital not nrrdrd, We
IA u will start sou. Men, women. boys anu
UH | girls wanted everywhere TO work for ~.
n ~ w Now il the time. lOu can work In
spare tnc.Or give your whole time 10 III" bus!ne
No other business will pay you nearly ~ we'll. No
one Cnn fail In make cliUiInSGH In!, IVY rh.nrlhg
at once. Costly outfit Hud terms trr'. Money
made fast easily and hOnorabIy. Address .TRrs
Il Co., Augusta, Maine. h-Iy