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~ virtue OF a deed OF Trust, dated the srd dsy q,
August. A, D., 1889. madeh by Will, X. Poster md
Emma Foster, his wife, to the undersigned tiuSlrs,
70 eclre the payment Of a certain prGmiiGOry uOte
mentioned herein, which deco is recorded In ths
office Of the clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio
county, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No II, page To-,
will proceed 10 Eell at the front door OF The COCrt
House, In the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1858,
Commencing AT 10 O'clock A ", the following Dc.
Scribed part or portion OF that parcel OF gfOunL
owned BY thesAid William Il Foster, aud lyIuS In.
mediRtcly north Of J, and J. /. BAker'BRddItiOn 10 The
said city Of Wheeling. and between the same and
the Stands Of the Wheeling Pittsburgh r Baltimore
RAIlTOad Company, and fronting forty (iO) feet on
the noIthii c Of Eleventh street, aud bounded ID
follows Beginning at the southwest corner Of lhe
tw0.SlOry brick yelling hOuie owned by AudrW
H.. Britt, situated on said PARCEL OF ground: thepN
~wcEtwAIdly on tue line Of HtNAIth strrel twenty
feet Sx inches go feet 6 inChesl; thence uOrthwaI.
" al right angles with aid street about one hun.
bred and twenty feet TO the south line Of the Aad1
Of said Wheeling, Pittsburgh 4 Baltimore RailIOad
Company; thence with said ltEt named line esSi.
wArdly forty feet; thence 1T right angles with aid
railroad csmpany'S line about one hundred and
tEeuty feet lothe north line n Eleventh .,rret:
thence weStwArdly along said north line Of aid
stree nineteen feet SIX inches 10 the pace Of be.
ginning, being the west hall Of lot No 3 and the
eat bali Of lot 10. 2, M laid out In u private plat
Of said parcel Of ground in the possession OF All.
Britt.
TERMS OF. SALE-0ne.thIrd Of the purchne
money and 80 much more Us the purchaser NAY
elect 10 pay In csSh. and the residue IN two equal
annual payments. with interest from the day Of
sale, the plrchn or to give his notes with COED Ie,
curIty for the deierrtd payments and the legal tits
10 the property to be retained until the purchase
money! Is fully paid.
The title Is believed to be perfect, but, Ielllngm
trustee, | she'll convey only such Title al ia vested
r. ia JOSEPH r. PAUL.,
lei TFittHA
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Mrs. Milo Ingram gave the names Of some
Of the most reputable physicians In the two
cities Pittsburgh and Allegheny to whom
she had paid large sans Of money for treat
ment, but she rapidly grew worse. She was
then taken 10 the most reputable physicians
and surgeons In New York, but with no bet
Ter success. They had all pronounced u can;
Ger, and declared she must die. The flesh OF
her bteast was eaien awsy down to the ribs;
Ina bIeast bone was laid bare and the disease
made lis way upwards, causing the breast to
become detached from the wall OF the chest,
hanging loose from above. See page %, Of
Dr. Hartman's Ellis OF Life" how Peruna
cured her. They are given away by druggists
(gratisl. p@"
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DIED.

w%ARDRS.-on Thursday morning, August Q.
1857 at s o'clock, JEsSIE A., wife OF ". J. Warden,
in the SD year Of her eye.
Funeral ir,m the residence OF her husband,
Rdgington's Lane. this afternoon at . o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited. Interment at
Greenwood Cemetery. GOSH
sCIIAD-On Wednesday morning, August s, 1855.
at / O'Clock, MA1IIIAs sCHAD, aged a years, 8
months and Is days.
The funeral will take place Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. from the late residence OF deceased. No.
4sl9 Eofr street. Frlend1 Of the family are respect
fully invited toAtterd -
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wuERLlNG. ". VA. AUGUST 10, 1858

Persons leaving lOwn for The seaSon, and
summer lraretsrs, can have TnE DAILT IN
rELLIGkxcER mailed 10 them, postpaid, for 10
eents per month, Tie addreU being changed as
.ren u, desirsd
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The weston AsyIum-A burning Dis
- ----- grace.

parka.tIr Sale Journal
The Wheeling ISrELLIGENcRR OF Monday
contained a ~startling-no, We take that
back-a "what-you might-have expected,
exposure oil some Of the disgraceiuI and
hiph handed outrages perpetrated at the
STATE Insane Asylum. The true facts in
the case. which are susceptible Of proof,
are that the management Of TINS instltuuon
Is a burning, shameless disgrace to th !.
State. Keeping strictly within bounds II
would be hard 10 characterize the conduct
Of some OF the officials too severely. we
have good Democratic authority for what
we are saving, too. 1t is not a Republican
arrangement but a Democratic 9 The
disorsceful condition Of affairs will be in
y~estipated sooner or later, but the sooner
| the better for all concerned.
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West virginia anu fEsstNSN
The following letters to the Chicago
Nsu9 we're sent from West Virginia:
DEAR SIR:-The President has the con.
adence Of our people regardless OF party;
while Republicans, with unusual unanimi-
ly, approve Of his course and regard his sd-
Immigration as a great success. He
been Just 10 his party, u TO bis coun'
try. The Presidency came to him during
great excitement, in al hour OF profound
sorrow, when all seCtions were a1ousei and
bis own party divided. At first our people
regarding hin So the leader Of a action
doubted; hut when his wise and moderate
course, aided in establishing tranquility
and producing prosperity they wondered
apd now when hehas filled the Preslden-
tia, Office near two years, they admire Tue
Intelligent, broad and solid course Of bis
administration. The Republican party has
grown stronger under his leadership, u
viii enter the great contest oil 1854 deserv,
ing and confident Of the continued trust Of
the nation. a. 3ort 'R'
CiGrEsJnrg, ". Va, Augutl, 1883.
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GLESX's SULPHUR soar puriiles the skin.
Hills Hair aud Whisker Dye, 50 cts. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure III one minute.
MWFGW
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A MUMMY recently found wears a Bern
hardt glove. Such are the cycles oil style.
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LIE iAL NOTICES,
RECEIVERS SALE OF THE PPII
Az LIANT CLASS WORKS, at Brilliant. jssa.
John W. FOtuey, Plaintiff.

"a.
The Brilliant Glass COunany, ct Al. p,s,,1..
Tbs State OF Ohio, Jefferson County. SS.,nsA
PleAS Court. N"@a9a
Pursuant TO an orde, Issued out Of the c,n.,
Common tlO's Of JeiieNOn County, on, ~
us directed. We Will III MONDAY, TIC ISih d. "
August, A. D., lsSS. at | O'Clock ,. N. on tha -! "
iiItti, oner tOr sale at Public Auction the iniihETijua,,
described premises, to.wtt: Situate In Ihe Ton;iSS
81 Jefferson and btAle VI Ohio. aud btIuy nSSi u
inRetiOnnl section No. % IN fractional fown,bSEn,
No. !, and RAllgel. Beginning for the zane ~
locust stake standing on the cast line Of thctlSSSdaa
land q Pittsburgh Railroad slight Of w,TS n SaIgg. ~,
east Of tho contEo OF lAid railroad Ilack hnpS Is y
which the southwest corner Of DoWnets STeIi,Sa
bears north IS tRAt . peruheh and l6 Inns, n.y. NY
Mug thence south IL WeArS00 feet with fhc S.a,
line Of aid IAiltoGd appropriation in ! 49,.
thence south 40s cast 40 feet 10 a stake. thSTc.
north "" east 800 feet 10 a stake, and tle q no,iiS
49, west 40 feet to the place Of Re,innISv SL,u
tanning. s0,l0O Of an acre, preserving and Cxccpting
the underlying coal, 10. ethGr With the hCIpfv aud
buildings thereon aud ali the LuiIeIl, pppiITs im, a."
uaCes, mOulds and other machinery and tool, cor.
nectGl with or used for working slld Factory wa
Appraised At Sg,&Oo0
TERMS OF SALE, CASH,
The above described properly Il one Of the rr,
convenient ana Desirable Glass Factories in ths
ohio Valley, situate seven mills ,OUih Of the civ
Of Bteubenvtlle, and opposite WelISbUH, ". W
convenient 10 coal, anu within two hunjicd yarj,'
Of well Of flowing gus.
JOHN NJ. COOK and
JOSEPH ". JORDAN.
Jno. N. Cool, W. P Hays, Jas. F. patos Snd jo,.
dan n Opltcr, At'Orne q VIJ
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DEAR srR-President Arthur has agree
bly disappointed . great many people VINO
opposed his nomination, myself among
the number. a. W.: CAAPHkLL'
s.. Paul MINI, AuguSt2 9, 1888.
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%TRAvELEN's GUIDE.

Trains arrive aud depart as follows City time.
Baltimore & OhiO-MAIN LINE-DEPART-
l:55 o N, $40 u IN, $40 p m, $40 p m, 7:o5 a N.
@. o. Wy.-F:2Oa III, 4:l5 p nj. 1l:l5 p m. $40 AN.
VI. r. q B. DIv.-t:.0 4 N, l:0 p m. $40 p Ar.
RIVE Main Lne-l2:l6 q m, le:90 a n, SD p m,
$40 4 m, Ilb p In. G. o. Dlv.-t:l0 p m, $50 q N,
ass a m. W. F. 4 B. Div.-S:2b a m, 1l:2o . m. 6:25
pm.
r., G. d st. L.-DEPARr-6:H q m. 9:02 I'm,
i:9l D N, AT p m. ARRyE-s:S a m, 1l:l2 q m,
S.S7p m, T07 m.
Cleveland, I.orain & Wheeling.1DEP1ET
Bridgeport and Z C,nlrSvi lc Accommodation, go
A m and BIS y IN; Cleveland, 1900 noon: MtRion,
l:i0 = M. ARRIVE s:35 II a, lV:20 a IN, 2:i5 p m,
AS p IN.
Cleveland & PIttAburgh-DEp I%Er-O:il a
n, l1:5J q nj, 4:G6 p IN; Steuhenville Accommoda;
lion SOS a m, Wel,S3llle Accommodation b.OS
4 nj. A~RNIvE-la:0S \ IN, 4:4H . m, SIP m; steu,
benyillc cconln o ration 1888 y m, WellSyIlle Ac'
a N ~ nJa tInn S,49 n m
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Nsw ADVERTISEMENTS.

GOAL MINERS wANTED-TWENTY
rnod Cal Miner can nnd steady employment
NJ Kim Grove Coal Works Apply to ". i. oata'
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sale OF DRESS GOODS,
Immense Reductions From Former Prices,
GEORGE R. TAYLOR,
1850 MAIN STREET.

With the view Of closing out our entire stock of
Dress Goods carried over we have divided it into five
lots and marked them Town to prices that will strike
any one as being the lowest ever known for goods Of
equal value. The whole line will be arranged and
ready to show this morning.
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AT BALI MORE.
Embraced in the brilliant aud unprecedented
programme, Is one Of Unparalleled
Electrical Displays
And another night oil wond,ous
MYSTIC PAGEANTRY
Neyor EouRled In lie Word

NUFUI ITIHIVU IN n TVEFus
On the RlectrIc Night, Loid Baltimore will arrive
in the HafbOr OF Balum re upon one Of the finest
steamers siloat, and which will literally, bea blsZe
will DO escorted up the hIrbor by from sixty 10
eighty tug boats, tour alb east, and c4ch carrying
lee ric lights In various color, From all Sides OF
discharcei from special bArges stationed for such
purpose, and The spectacle ss u whole will be II
unprecedented one.
Arriving In the city, Lord Paltimor, his Cour.
tiers. HOuseholi and Ulcers will be escorted 10 The
civ Hall By q mVst novel Military Pande-a thou.
sand soldi n covered with Electric Light' In dit.
fefent colo!s; horses with eltcuical piumGy, and
The whole city presenting a scene simply indeScrl
babe, .
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Is directly upon the .ine Of the 3. & O., onlya 1T
tie Iver two hours run from Baltimore and ono
hour from Washington. The Old John Brown Fort
still st tnds. AZ ali the paradCs, displays aud Pa
geants at Baltimore take place ~ night there will
be abundant opJortuui les TO visit Harptr's Ferry,
nIh / AtN ~ EIlR
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ON NIGHT.

Another remarkable spt ctaCle will be witnessed,
and effects produced never before attempted amy
city OF tue world.
in the history OF myStlC pagGantry. The costumes,
all entirely new, were made In Fairs, and beyond
ali comparison the Buest ever imported 10 this
country The unparalleled number Of " ~ 7 b.
lenu Floats will be In line, and will be lar or and
more imposing In construction than ever Def re
known. some conception Of the amazing extent
OF the pageant may &c CLEANED from the fact that
upwards Of thirteen hun. red men, hund ed
and thirty ho. SIS, tix b ndS aud six bundled car
Red lights are required 10 place Il upon the stieetf.
No advance viii b. made In the usu mites for
Washington, visitors being enabled 10 stop In
either city, the Baltimore 4 ohio running
EIETY.NTkITE TRAINS
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OLD POINT COMFORT
MONROE

FOIGIINELSs
Are bat one nights sill from baltimore er WNh.
choosing can take Tie Bay Line cleaners Of Balll.
more. witness the grand electrical aud pyrotechni
cal display Ia the hArbOr, arrive Nc Old Point Com
for and Fortress Monroe early tho following morris
Ing spend the day aud be bsCk In Baltimore agHin
bright and early on the morning Of the night OF
the great Mystic Pageant,
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SALE.

Jno. NJ. Cook, W. P Hays, Jas. F. pa,c osNS and Jo,.
dan n OGltcr, At'Orne 4 TylI
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THE
SINGERS Welcome.
For Singing Glasses, Choin, Conventions, as csI
l.. @. Emetson's newest and best work.
Now Ready. Send on Orders.

Good Iow.priced Organ Instructors:
parlor Organ Instruction Book. sl.SO.l By A.
n. Johnson. H., ms II
Clarke,
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MOUNT VERNON
URAY CAVERNS,

Is but a few hours ride on the historic Potomac
from Washington. Splendid steamers leaving every
morning and returning during the afternoon.
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IuANTED-A YOUNG MAN FOR
w Asi,tAnt Book.feeper and Bill Clerk, Must
bs Of coed character and habits; rspld .penmAn;
quick and correct at fgures. One Win some
knowledge O. bCos;hetPing pf ,a.s ! D1n
IntelliCelcer ofiee. AuIO
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WTANTED 1MMED1ATELY-A SUIT
w Of handsomely furnished gp4rtmeH'G ~
a liberal consideration, vii PC eheetIpLiy
awarded. Please adde's p. WokThlN1avN'
NGrT ,Ira UonEA. Civ, AulU
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The Brilliant Glass COtnnany, 81 al, prfnb,,,
STATE o. Ohio Jsfettou County, CSaSS,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-20
Chicago, milwaukee & II, PaHl Ball. ss
Leave AISt-,
Minneapolis 81. r7c


Corrected up to July l, 1886.
and departure of through l,ae5eng
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LcbVc L7cSs a.
Minneapolis ". pzv
-----------...--
O $50 a N 20 5:2s a y.
o 12:00 III . 1916 II
A 200 . MIA 7:N y "
o 500 p m % s:3S 2 IL
o 500 o 10 o $40 : N
- 4:sG p NJ O $50 p Is
4 600 p FL E Vic Q n
% TAO q m 70 7SO az
% $50 p m o SOC r NJ
"a 7:35 pm A 100 q x
-- - -
Arrive Arrive
st. Paul. Minnsspil;
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Lake Elmo and saltwater Trains.

Lake Elmo and saltwater TraiEgs
LEAVE MINNEAPoLIg.
f7S0 m, 1880 am, 1880 m, i12:o0m, iIa9t FL
t4:sOp. s7:U0pt
LEAVE st. PAUL.
1900 am ts:10 m, 1915 am, i01S N, i12.4g kr
*215 D t5:05 and 7:A5 m.
LEAVE sTILLwATER FOB ST. PAUL 4 NISsDARCs II
7:30 m fs: m, il2:O0 m, s1:13 pm, 1850 = D.,
3:45 m, f7aS m.
Daily. Except Sundays. Except Mondays
H- Tickets, Sleeping Car AccommodsSisas EIt
all information can be secured at
No. 10 Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis
J. OHARBONNEAU, Ticket Aeszt'
Minneapolis depot, corner Washington and Fou-ss
avenue north. UP. IVES, Ticket Aga2i
Corner Third and Jackson streets, st. Paul.
CHAS. 81. PETSCH, City Ticket AaSai
New Union Depot, foot of Sibley street,
KNEBEL h BROWN, Ticket Agsss>
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RiYer Division

LIE Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island & st. Louis Exp. D..
Milwaukee & Chicago tx. q.
milwaukee s. Chicago Elk Z.
Wabashaw Accom-. ........
lows l. MINI. Division.
Sou. Mimi, Ia. & Dav'pt Ex.
Davenport Express. 80.
Mason City Kansas City OK
hastings Il Dakota Div.
aberdeen h Dakota Ell.
Shakopee & Prior Lake ex.
Aberdeen h Dakota express
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ARRIVING TRAINS.


River Division.
Chicago & Milwaukee Ex.. "a GLIB q N f5S b
Chicago b Milwaukee Elk. 10 2:25 n o s:lO NJ
Wabasha Accom-. 10 800 m 10 10;S, BIC
La Crosse Dubuque, Rock
Island & st. Louis Exp. 20 1910 m 10 11:0o Z u
Iowa MINI. Division.
Mason City& Kansas City exc 7;45 mig s:SC n
Davenport Express. -. ~ 10:2S MO 10.Ss 9
Sou. Mimi, Ia. Daw'pt Ex. 10 e;t6 40 TOE
Hastings Dakota Div.
Aberdeen Dakota express "A 7:30 m A 8'S0s 70
Shakopee h Prior Lake ex. 10 11:30 m 70 HOSE g n
Aberdeen b Dakota Ex....b ESQ m ) o:ab o no
A, means, daily. O, except Sunday. "a e1cep
Saturday. F. except Monday.
Additional trains between st. Paul and Minnespc
Lie, via 'Short Line" leave both cities hourly Fc1
particulars see Short Line timetable.
st. Paul-Chas Thompson. City Ticket Agent FeS
=. Third street. Brown Knebei, Ticket Asen,s
Union Depot.
Minneapolis L. lssott City Ticket Agent, no
2, NicoIlet House. A. B. Charsberltp, Tssss
Agent Depot,
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Pine Street, from Seventh Street to Grove Street.

Supposed owner and description.
Augusta Young. Commencing SLY line Of Grove street ~
inches Ely of the stable said Grove street;
thence along My line of block Kttsons addition to St.
Paul. - liz to the of said block thence SLY
WHY side of Pine street the center of the Ely line of said
block 80 f WHY along fence post 66s from
said Pine street, thence My right angles Grove street
SO 22 to beginnings being of block in said Kttson's
addition to St. Paul
Tufne Nygren. Commencing at of Pine at Twelfth
street, thence running WHY along line of Twelfth street 100 f
thence My parallel with Pine street so f thence Ely parallel
with Twelfth street 100 # to the line of said Pine street the
middle of block Ktson addition st. Paul; thence SLY
beginning being part of block Kttsons addition St. Paul
Edward Sawyer commencing at WHY of lot block
Kittson addition to st Paul. thence Nelly along My line of
an alley so fl thence right angle SAID lot and
parallel with Pine and Olive SITS to Grove street, thence
along line of Grove st to Pine thence SLY along said Pine
st to place of beginnings being part of lot l. block
Kittsons addition to st Paul
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DEPARTING TRAINS.

Des Moines fast Express. .
Chicago Day Express.
Chicago & Milwaukee Ex.. q.
Sioux City b Sioux Falls. II.
Shakopee and Merriam Jet.
Omaha and Kansas City.
Green Bay and Appleton. &.
Shakopee and Merriam Jet.
North Wisconsin, & Superior
River Fails, "
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MINNEAPOLIS AED ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.

Leave st. Paul. Ar. St,Ps1l
Chicago Express. ......... 1925 am.
Des Moines & Kansas G. Elk *6:25 am.
st. Louis Through Exp. i2:9O pm. 1890 u.
Des Moines & Kansas C. Elk t2:30 pm. 1890 10.
Excelsior and Winthrop. $3.50 pm. 1900 &c.
Chicago Fast sExpress. =. 1920 pm. d7:35 an.
d daily, *daily except Sunday, fdaily except Sat
urday tdaily except Monday. ticket Offices 81.
Paul corner Third and Sibley streets, L, A. Whit
Depot. S. F. BOYD,
General Ticket and PASSENGER AGENT. Minneapo..s,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-11
A Funny Mistake.

Some time ago an editor had what
was called ga cystic tumor" in his
throat, and one of his contemporaries
stated that "Mr. Blank is suffering
from sciatic tumor on his neck" OF
course this was all error; but greater
error is the mistaken idea that pre-
walls among some people that sciatic
pains cannot be cured Not only
those pains, but Rheumatism, will
yield to the action of Salicylica, one
of the most reliable remedies of mod
ern times. alml
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-11
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Closing Days Proceedings Sat rday,
August II.

The term Of the District Court, which
closes to-day, has continued 81 days,
or since June IS, and has resulted
very satisfactorily to all litigants.
One hundred and seven civil cases
have been tried during the term and
sixteen criminal cases have been dis
posed of. Judge Prickett will de-
part Immediately, having two terms Of
court to hold, one at Idaho City and
one at Silver City, before the first
Monday in October, when the fall
term Of court will be opened in Haley.
Upon the final call of the calendar
the following cases We're postponed:
"A. p. Minear VS.. Daniel Hoffman ct
c. II. F'urey VS.. G. w. Taylor and
wife.
Mary Gutzoo VS.. VIM. Gutzoo.
Frank Rollins VS.. l.. +. Cross.
Ordenstein 4 Co. VS. j. Allen.
Fred. J. kicsel VS.. w. G.. Childs &
Co.
Francis \. Flmple VS.. Thomas II.
Fimple.
Moses J. Biddy VS.. Scion Burgess
Isaac Culp VS.. Richard Coble.
S. G. Humphrey VS.. d. c. Dollar
hide.
Wolf and Jacoby VS.. w. A. STAN
ton ct al.-Dismissed at plaintiffs
costs.
Mary f. Cuddyhey VS.. Martin P
Observation-Disclosures at plaintiffs
costs.
George Gomre admitted to citizen
ship.
Sebree, Holt & kiesel VS.. Thorn S
Hudson ct al.-Demurrer to CON-
plant overruled by consent and de-
PENDANT given two days to answer.
Fred. 7. kegler VS.. ID. II. Gray
Plaintiff given to September 10 to
prepare statement. Defendant has
to October to prepare amendents.
Haley Hotel Company VS.. w. T..
Riley.-Trial before the court in
progress. Being the last case for
trial at this term, the court will prob
ably adjourn for the term this evening.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-11
Smelling Furnaces.

The Water Jacket Furnaces, fol-
both galena and copper ores, built by
Messrs. Rankin, Brayton & Co., of the
Pacific Iron Works, San Francisco
have worked revolution in the smelt-
ing business Of the country.
The advantages demonstrated in
these furnaces are cheapness of trans
portation and construction, fine
ness of bullion produced, and ca
pacity for continuous and uninterrup-
ted work. Any ore that can be smell
ted can be worked cheaper in these
furnaces than by any other process.
The mining interests of the countr,
are largely indebted to the enterprise
of this finn for working up to so high
a state of perfection this important
branch of mining machinery.
\ large number of companies in
Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada.
Idaho and Utah, are operating these
furnaces with most satisfactory re-
suits.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-11
The PHILADELPHIA Shelter.

Since May rs, or in a little over two
months, the Philadelphia Smelling
Company have shipped SO full car
loads of bullion to Omaha, and sent
out four more loaded to-day, making
100 carloads, which is valued at $685.
600. The two additional stacks ad-
ded to the Philadelphia smelter are
running regularly, and in future there
will be 40 tons of base bullion ship.
ped from the works to the railroad ev-
cry day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-11
Burleigh Drills for the NARROWER.

Superintendent Ravens arrived in
Bullion yesterday, from Silver City,
Owyhee, where he went to purchase
Burleigh drills, air compressors, etc.
The vein on the MsyAower is sixty
feet wide at the end of the lower
tunnel, 900 feet in from the mouth.
Burleigh drills will be used to cham.
Der out the ore and expedite the de-
velopment of the mine. The May
flower mine has twice the actual
amount of pay ore now in sight than
was shown up at the time the mine
was paid for, which was purchased for
$4,000.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-11
The Courthouse Corner. stone.

AS we 60 to press the laying Of the
corner. stone of the courthouse is pro-
crossing under the supervision of Mr.
j. K. Morrill,, Chairman of the Board
of County Commissioners. Deposited
and Theoretically sealed in the corner
stone are:
The names and official titles Of the
county officers.
A copy Of the DAILY TINES.
A copyof thh Act of the Legislature
providing for the erection of a court
house and Jail at Haley.
\ blank court house bond.