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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
PqDlic Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

notice IL h"rehy given, .la in purs vance of an
>rd.r OF the Probat. Court of thu. County If Atu-
rss, Territory of Idaho, III ide the 10Th day OF
October, 1854, in the meter Of the of James
Coppock. deceased, the undcrsigne the ndmin,s-
TRAITOR sold estate. VIII sell ut public auction to
the highest bidder. for cash, nud snhit-t to con
nfhat1@n DN SUI tuu- on day the 18th ,lay If
peremper, 1881. Mt 10 o'clock II NJ at the front
u'T oi the Courthouse. in Hpiley, in the said
Cnnty OF AtnrNs, all the right. tnIc interest and
estat" OF the shld James g. ppock at The time Of
h's death: and all the right title and int rest til ut
the sad state has, by operation of law or other
wise acquired other than or in addition To- that #
the sud Janes Coppuck at the time at his t.,th in
ana To ALI those oertrin lo,s. ri or parcels OF
lah situate. lying md being in the,rid cnu, t. of
Aiturss, and bounded and described as follows to-
wit: ~ "
Tt" un0iv dod enc. half of "the Ho,nestaLe" min.
tn5 rlstm. situate N Luke crock about Eve miles
from its mouth, and alou two miles east.rly FRI II,
40" "flhSstao mining claim, located June, lf
lSo the notice of which location is recorded On
ps 462 OF Book Of pusrtz Claims IN the office OF
the recorder @, said county. The mltiiVi lei half
oi rue Dexter mining clntu situNtc about e SHIT
miles northeast OF the WIN of k,t'tau on AXE
Greek, located April n, 1854 II" zee of location re.
corded II, saia Recorders Office in Boo |, of
Quartz claims, page GOS.
Terms and conuitpus of s4le: Crs,i: ton per
cent OF "" purchase mont tN hc W il tht a,,c-
t"neer when struck OF on Any OF sni. balance on
confirmation of sgle by sad cour, Deed ut *.
ienSs of purchaser, j. NJ bl-RkEl'r
Pablo Administrator.
HALEY, Nov. Is. 1854
khgshdry McHoNun. attorneys. MS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAM OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAM OFFICE,
HALEY ipAiIo, Orton'r %. 1854
Motto" Is hereby given that the BIZ, Luie Mining
company. an organization incorporated under Tue
laws OF the state Of New Jersey. by its altprn. y
INTACT VIM ayndinans WHOSE posta.liro ADDRESS is
Haihy, Alturas COUNTY. Idaho. hns made splli,a-
non FOR United States Patent for the
ATLAS LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Middl" Boise Mining District iltuyas
county. Idaho Territory, consisting Il, $3.50 nrt ar
ttet Of Ia" lode, ana surface ground fest VI 'il.
being Let No Ii, and described in the hplt notes
ana plat of the uficIal survey IN nla IN tls
w'th magnetic variation at ~ degrees east MS fol
lows:
G m'nsnring at tn" tisrnvcrv roint end rurriur
ttrnH. n"rtn "a degrees west 1850 feet al n .eutr,
'"t rlhim t. western cad; thence north Nc degrees
'ist so fe.t to cGrIer No /: thence south Is de-
trtes west oio r" to c"r,r No >. thence south IL
utSre's ""st tooo ieCt 10 Ne ): thllct upr,h
L" ittGI"eS eH1t bt' feet ncr No thence uprt,
q u'P'">s west iJln e. { - corner No l. the ,arc
% itSin'lng survey OF exterior huuidvrl,s Of
ola IN, containing 2U:i,T sores. rron. corner \u4
! N Mol bears sov:h IS degrees en,t 3!6l
+, 1t Il slant
The SAID mining clcim being OF re- ord ia th,
ono. of fle H. cor!cr Of sad u.iriAe disiri,t
p, haley, IN Atiras comfy, I|,ho rerI tory
IL" 'tarr.t known loc"t,)I> being The Leon IA
aud the Minnie lode mn NJ e. aims
d're,' TINT this nUicy h IuN)jahe' IN tive
WOOD ftNER INES, th- ueVsprNr published
nrr''st toe sal Mining clsLl. Cor the prriud of
sixty iaNs.
OH HOMER l.. FOUND, p"gister
~. HNNpNNN, AIT .Hey Tor t.tpit,aUi.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
Public Administrators Sale Of Real
Er'o+n
UJ.u u,

Nctite is h r"hy given thrt il pursusuoe of an
order II the Probate Curt of the County uf Alta
r,S, "erritor} of Idaho, 1nPdc til. 10th 'ny OF
October 1851 in the matter of the estate of Flor
ent S:ha'k. deceased the Undersigned the I'D o, H.
1sFh'ar Of said estate, Will sell nj public a,tflon
e. thu Nthest bidder, tor cash. and subject to con-
mr. ,I.iioii by said Court. Friday the iath day of
D,caluber. 1884, IT 10 O'Clock A. M. ut the front
door of the Cour house in iiniiey in the said
County of Alur0s. ali the right title interest and
estate OF the said Foren Schnlf the time of his
Death, and III" right. tic md interest that the
gao estate has, by operation of law otherwise
acquired other than on in addition 10 that OF thu.
sau tI"reht Srhaik at the time Of his death, in
1ni to all that certain lot piece or pnr,. of land
si'&ate, lying ana he nS III the std County of
turps, and bounded and dtscr bed rs fellows to-
wit:
Lot four az, Of block four az. of the town of
Sho-hone.
Terms sni conditions of sale Cash ten per cent
of the purchase money 10 be paid to the aurtion-
eer when premises struck OF, on the dnN Of
sale, balance on confirmation of sale bv said court
Deed al expense Of purchaser.
J. N. RI RKErT.
Public Atlni TRAITOR.
Hriley, Eov. IS 1884.
KinGshHry M.tfowan, ot.arneys. MS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26

BY vir!nn of ~ execution issued ort OF the Dis
Fri 4 ut ;, e - 'ond Judicial District OF the
Terrific! % i:tho in and for the County Of tn.
res add tpiiic dir, ctrl md dcliverua for a ndn.
mont rentt' "ei ant cat r II Ia sHi CONT on the
I2d day .! ~ pit Aber lisa. IL fnyor Of Helen,
q, !dprrt. an" iit,iist Il i.-ievf, Jr | have lev.
led on all ~ tae ri.t. iitlr and interest OF the
ah"'--nanicd Getcuirut - Hni I tn following,
DIS ',ii' r'ai property, wit.
Inht c rtGIh To-. p cre, or p reel Of land. w tn
GWul' snA-hufsr n It sfrr building thereon, 3 nd
Nn IVA rs tno Lrftvrr pro,arty sii,tsta on the
W. sidr OF Ntir street, III The town # Aipnnn,
couHtv OF Altntqs. Terrtor, o. i,iaho with al of
She improvements thereon
Notice is h RI v aiven that ON tle 18Th day of
Noveihhar, tHSt. AZ O'Clock III If 1t day. III
irAnt If tle Cour lOt ae in HALEY, County OF Al
IN as. WI sell y" night. title aud interest t
satd II. lefcvrc. ir in aua to the above described
property. d Pubic AuCIIo,;. fJr cash in hard to
se h guest and best bidder to satisfy sad Exccu-
ton Nud MI e, Sta
Dated the Alta day of october 1esi
II. FUhET. Sheriff.
o." Fly PAr FuEEY. Deputy sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
Apple fer Faient.
rNIrEp spAvss tA>0 Or,rcr,


HAlrE, 'nNHu, bctohcc Ii. 1854
~ nee 10 hereaS gwen, that TIE fllun r. cold
Ni,HnE Company, r'lporrt.nn day o.san,ze,l
"nI "NiSsing uuuer and h! vi.tle of the lews oi
tle STAT" Of New York, having its principal o!';c.
IN the city aud county ot New \ tx nll dotng
h9S.nrss IN tn" county A,turas, T,rr,s ~ +
idaho by ITS legally authorized nreut. True "
holtins. II, who's roso'cn M n, 81 i. Rocky Bar
Ninrns coHnty, Idaho Territory, has ru.d. appl,-
cation i"ra tnittd States Patent ior the
JOHN BULL" Lode MINING CLAIM,
sitnste in hrar Creek Mining d, trct A't,ras
county. Idaho Territory. tonsistlng ut SEQ lin ar
tttt -! the lode, nnd surface groua, G0l fac. Wi lt.
ling Lot No. Il, Hn described in III" hfiL ,iotrs
AMI Plat ~ fae o'l"l survey IA" y, tuis OH t,
ut,S tNs,. - follows:
Commencing at the discovery poiut Of this
clam, an runn'n NJ south L utgrt -, VS., long
west enc me II claim so tavt t. rnrf No !.
ti"hrf no. t. II Iesr east go fyt to conner No.
= ten'" touth - goes cast ill t,e' to- corner
Nc J; tn &c" s"utN Ii d-rcco west ta feet 1, cor
n"t n" !; th"n'e Iur,u - degrees west so f.. I
q corner \o. / Hol place Of y, aionirg survey of
"Nt r,"r boundaries: tnbr1riug N aye. 81 30 "a
,'r hppiieo tor No v"HfjctS From corner 40
:" !. VI. NJ. >" bears lth :, degrees. :, tni,,-
NJ ana 60 seconds cast 2.i94 80 feet lis, mt
rhe said naming claim being Of rtoori N the
o 'te u the 'onrty N".orler Of saia IIinnc bis
NJ l. ~ HiI'I.tu Altras county. Idaho Trrrit,,v.
ne herr'St hn"wn Ioyati n. beng the '',srra,
EHStsrn" tid t,rlilic."
ANY 'nd AL p2rs rn- claiming slvcrsoly any por-
It OF the said JOAN Run" Lodi. Nlnir-
claim, or $ rfH'r Arcull. r.ouirrd to fl. their
adv r." claims tscrtp with th. Register of the
nii'i - Is Land % &c, at t!aii,y. Idaho Ter
w y with tae siNtN days publication thereof
or ,AsN ", h. barred ~ virtue # the provisions
OF tie It tate in such c, tcs ia1ue qad provided
tioNi.H /. POUND i:vA4ster
o'rfNt that the treaninc notice II qppl,ca.
t'"u TOR pSttht be published Tor The, period of
sNfy DAYS ten c"7sroati>" c}s, iu the Wcoo
llNiE DAILY TlNEs, LyNsHapcr published At
HA,F, At1'ras county, IuaEo frrr tory.
OLD EONIR 7. poTNG R.--s,ar
W, ii. N.rr, attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
Application fer Pataut.
s~ri ~ No. So.


HAILAS. lDAHu. oct Der 20. 1854.
Notice Ia hereby gwen that thc Big ! de
Mimi" Company, nrssu,z ition incurp,irAtel
uhisr tbs laws o. the stse ot Nv Jersey, hy its
nttorney-sn-fsct, Wnl, Hyn mau whose post II,
adoressls hsii,y Alturas >e,,ty. Idaho 4 ,r,tary.
has made sppiitat on for United States Pat.it
for the
LeoNoRA LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Middle b..ss Mining District AturnS
f'nuty, Ida" r.rripHry, consisting OF one thou
sand linear feet of the ioie. ard suri-ee sr.Iul
siX hundred feet Wide btins Lot Nc ~ and dc.
s'r'oed IN the field notes ami plst Of tn, official
survey on ile IN tbs Office, vita magnetic vaii.-
ZION At IL degt'es east as liows:
Commencing at IL discovery clint on the W ST.
err ed II clsisi. aaj ruaiips theuce uoc.h - d.
gress east 800 fe"i to NJ there so,.ti. Is
degrees ensi eM feet Ia corner ~ =: tavcs So Nh
ld DE-. rees west $50 'set 1 cor.er \. ); ,heAc.
rth 6s DEGREES ", st .GIn l".t t, comes. ". (.
I. the pisce Of h.s rrIns rvey uf tXt.r.or houu-
'i't No.. y 81 II Nc bears south = i~s..e> 20
Ii l'H.s aud ~ b ronjS east ~ re,t oistsuf.
The SAIL r'ning cisIn. being II record in tho
ONCE y .ht .t'cort"r Of sad Nl'ing his.
fr''t al il,e., n Alturls t.nInty. lisno rerjte.
~ US s,r.re~t 'to'yu l0r. lions ',oirr the Atss
i1Ss ana he lr.ks. l,t -. lo.l, ainin. rlgii,,e
direct th'f n. noice I've uub.i he'd m the
Wo ht1En ,irEs the nswsp.psr PAIL ehel
A"art' I'll Sid hating liam, for the period Of
six,y days
Oh HOMER l.. PoT'"D. Regista-
"N. hfNnNAN. At'or iey for Appiica:t
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
Application for Patent.

,I,gv T,,.,-. -. mi ~,
. '' 'N' "''''r ~" 'oHi')
Not'cs ~ uor pv eIv"n, that the Big Lode Min
ing company, an organization incorporated II; der
VIE ih"H o tnr Atitt "f Vow lSey, ny its authur
- " "Sei' VIM i4,thiah. hose post face adj
ufrNs ~ Ait''as count. Idaho Territory. has this
VA! III j." ms application Tor iteht Tor 100 An
ear rect oi Tue
MINNIE LODE
MN. M ,.;n ,o,i., ,;,,, , ..,
viii sn,f,,. ,,, ', no' ,t ~ niUi Ih'i.'thiS'
MiI1'e n ise Mirt,., uit;t ",n, S'.",, "a III
,l -, I "'i''nt' 'iSt"''t' county OF aturns
ii, Ia ,,ot, a,S ,u usSie,.steo ns the
I ~ N1,,,"r ~, M i:, '' III US oh!,e az
,o,i,ti'',' -. ~ \, ~ " ti"' ''i' ifiahHtuc
C,r1urn ;nr ,t tha III c,var, 49,, ' ~ W.
+,,!, ~ ~ I've discovery PM ana run ing
- y" ~ 'Ns'''N "pH' " reef u "ts' tnd
to- rorucr Nn H. t,,,,. ~ =" "'S' oo' Icy
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
Application fnr Patent.
NOTICE no. 81.
tNIrEn STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO October &. 1881 {
Notice is hereby given. tha. the Eilincre Gold
I Mining G" pany. cooperation duly organ ned
snd exiting un.r and by virtu, of the laws IN.
stat" - New York, hn'in.s ITS pr ncipnl otic. in
the city liId county o. N.u YORK and ii Ing mai
hess IN iie COUNT Of turas. Tcrr tory of jdal..
by Us ie@allt authorized agent, True ". Rollins
A. wht Sc Pst9.tce address Is Rocky Bar, Aiturss
Count Idaho Territory has made appIicat on f. r
a United States Patent for the
"oBJECTIVE" LODE MINING CLAIM.
sitnats in Eear Creek Mining District. Aituras
COUNT, Idaho Ttrritry, consisting of 500 linear
iett OF the lode and surface groUnd 900 feet wide
being Lot No. b. and desert bed in the field notes
anu plat Of the official survey file in this Office
with magnetic variation ut lS degrees and 80 min
ntes east. as follows: Commencing at the di-cov-
ery point of tins claim aud running south II de
SreeH west floig Wcs. end line OF rlainI aot feet
to corner No. /: theuc- nortn il degrees ea-t 600
,eet to G. rner No. 2; them nth ~ degrees east
Lou feet to corner No }: thence soutn II eQre.s
west eo- feet t. corner No /: thence north 70 de,
sre.s west ,atO feet to corner No End place of
beginning survey OF exterior bound,ri.s eu,br.r.
IB 1" nj areh Il 20 hG acres: clHatng, however,
if'm 'hls hpp!i'H'iOn pnt description the area in
conflict VIII. tn, Ada Eilmur-" lode nnsurveyetl
~ p,l nrr'Ai ma req ~ conflict with the "Ada
acre; are, claimed aud sungnt 10 he n,t.It-d
iJ'iJ acres. From corner so ,. s. VI NJ No.
bts north I! degrees al 80 minutes euat j63 feet
DIST mt.
ihe said mining CHIN being of record in toe
office Of the unity recorder of ssid Minng Dis
,'''' a. - ''i'A' III AturHS comfy. Idaho Icrri-
tory 'he ncst"st hrowU locations eng
the Ada Nllmore,' ''Ata Gilmore Eat Extr,.
sion,' and "h-pub!ic."
Any aud all persons claiming adversely ANY nor-
ton uI the sad 'obje'tYc' Lode Mining Cini,rl or
surface ground. ave required 90 file their diverse
t''ins thereto with the @gist.r Of the United
states Land U!hce, Mt HALEY. Ilahu Territory
within the sixty days publication tn recf or they
VII he barred 10y virtue of The prov.s: ons of the
Statute IL sucl! cases nstie ana prov
HOMER J.. POT Nd. Register
direct that tn" fore ing notice of application
Ter pnt'nt be published tor the period ui sixty
days ttTn consecutive weeks in til. WoOD RIVER
DAILY TIMES, newspaper pabIslcd a. Hailcy,
Aituras coun,y, Idaho Territory.
o16 HOMER l. p1If-yp H.oist,r
W. H. WAIT, Atty. for Au,liram
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26

Once on
new bri.:k |
will prac|
States I.pn'
~. COW
kinds a.ai|
stractS OF
ONCE. Iua|
promptly 4
HALEY
.l Ealpn|
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10. II k- army sire Il,


Treats All Chronic aud Special Diseases
SifIi *, MEN
no may BE SUI. r'us from ths ei.sts # youtff,,
TONES or indIsUr ,iCns viii do we'll 10 araiI them
seiN' en- TINS. TIE Sr9pttst boon ever laid AT tu.
afat 81 sun rlrg humanity. DR SplNAI,Y will
Guarantse forfeit $500 for every case Of SER. rsl
Weakness or rr!vst" diseases sny kind or charsc.
ter which he undertakes Sus, fails 10 cure.
hiaHLt-laED VsN
Iher" are inany TT the age OF .hiyty :s siy,y who
are troubled with too frequent tya.uaJioas q. IN.
bia "a. y. often arcor1Nan-d hy siglt, ,,uarf,rr
>ni hUrpinE sensation anl u We kening OF the sys
"'A III mhther TIA" prtient saiEot account r.
ON -Na,,,ntng tht urinsry atpcsts a rory seai.
met VIII o:'en he fuu'lG ana .nnotiu,es srsu
p'fnri"s ot r'HnR'n VIII appear or III" ceier vii
be OF MN, rltls'sh iue. AGAIN changing 10 n
DARK ana hir1d n rc,rHnre. d. :. viii gusran.
t." % -''t cure III al such cases nId healthy
r. restoration, - fhs y.uito-uriusry organs
ofi's tours 10 tu md { Srrriays fr.,u
III :" i q. IN. Ccnsultitiru Tree. Thorough .x
snl'n>si"n aod advice, IS.
Gal, az address,
ii". sP!<NtI 5 en-,
No. II Hearty Sire,. Ean Francisco
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Shelisi;s Sale.

, .NONEMBEn 20. 1894
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need n'cd;nai srrI ,,a u 49,, W' ;' aw s " ~
ca,, iuf, .t RI! stefan ~ once ms apih'oa
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dent tb.t =. ,,brai.in ,rnn ,,i,.a III; u,h,I. .ttsn
49,; H". pn!s " 10 gives MS wno ,s,1 S'n W.,
nhys;rians thron,Sn"t ,t '',,',.try In"wnv this.
frequently ,nrnr,1nonI 5iTnnit nas,s N ~ III.
ESS Gnt ~ NJ cuAt '"srs ~ nv ia
REMEDY ia ,,snd r,h' n NV ~ aNT TYPE
RIE,CE nnle his nn;ninn of SI'ppEME iInuor.
lance;
Consultation free AMI sa,redlv Copfd.nti.l.
Cases which have ea;lad il, ChtsiT,pc relief els,.
sr.n siec,ai.y s"iie'seo. THE Dooion W., ~,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-07-18
Forks.

Thinking some of your readers might
wish to hear from Asbury, l will send you
few scraps which, if worthy the place of
items, / should like to see in your next
COLUMBIAN.
Rev. Garfield preached an excellent SER
mon in the NJ. Il. church on Sunday morn
ing from Revelations, End chapter, nth
verse. The hidden mound, the white stone
and the new name, those mysteries which
can only be partially explained, and that
by those who have received them were so
carefully, eloquently and beautifully han
died as to clearly demonstrate that he
was Threading on holy ground" He has
our thanks.
The farmers are nearly all done harvest,
ing. The crop is an unusually good one.
This is the season for berries; raspberries
are plentiful and of very fine quality.
Blackberries and huckleberries will be
abundant, judging from the number OF
green ones on the bushes.
Mrs zimmerman, mother of DR.. Ammer
man, seems little better, though she Il
evidently nearing the "hayen of rest" She
is nearly eighty years old.
w. w. Sutliff is better.
The "Wild Man" is still seen occasional
| ly along the creek near Forks. Where he
came from, what he eats, where he sleeps
who he is, where he will go, and what hI
is there for, are all mysteries yet to b,
solved. One VINO WAS THERE.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-07-18
JerseytOwn.


Showers, little hail, and cool weather
to harvest. I...t
Mr.. Emery Wclliver, our undertaken
went to Lcwisburg last Tuesday to attend
the undertakers' convention.
Mr.. Krickbaum, M. Eycrly, Esq, and
Hon. VIM. Bryson were in Madison last
week looking after their interests.
Mr.. +. Cloud and the two Misses Krea
mer of Philadelphia, are visiting at Mr.. c.
Kreamer's.
Mrs. ID. Warner of Shickshinny, has
been visiting at her fathers, Mr., A. X
Smith,
Miss Jennie Sheep is visiting at Tama.
qua.
Last Friday evening number Of young
people assembled at the home of Mr.. s. B
johnson. 1t was party to surprise Miss
Laura on her birthday-quite an agreeable
surprise it was too. She received many
nice and valuable presents. Refreshments
consisting of lemonade, cream and cakes
were served in abundance, and after in.
dulging in jovial games and plays till q
late hour, the party dispersed. Those who
participated report very pleasant time,
Boys, don't be discouraged, we are to
have festival yet. About the first Of
August is thought would be suitable
time-of course it might be postponed un.
til the strawberries come again.
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Deeds Recorded.


The following deeds have been recorded
since those last published
Ecklcy b. Coke, administrator, to Lloyd
r. Brandon, Roarngcreek
Lloyd r. Brandon and wife to William
l.. Torbert, Roaringcreek.
Samuel Meick and wife to Hiram f.
Bower, Orange and Mt. Pleasant.
Peter Kasc and wife to William s. Kasc,
Sugarloaf.
b. +. Redline and wife to Daniel Force,
Greenwood
William Lawer, treasurer, TO Daniel
Brader Main.
Aaron Hess and wife to N. t. DreisbacL,
Fishingcreek .....
John J. McIIonry and wife to Jonas. II.
Shultz, jackson.
David Bittenbender and wife to Elmira
J. Wanich, Centre. ........... ........
Elizabeth Ent, ct, al, to G. G. Treach,
Scott. .......| ...... ..........
John Mensch and wife to Michael Mensch,
Franklin. ..| .... ...s.. ..
Joel Snyder and wife to same, Franklin.
John Megargell and wife to Douglass M.
Megargell, Orange. .n. .
David NJ Kinter and wife to T. II. Ed
gar, Fishngcreek.
Elmira Kelchner, ct. al to John Fester,
Brarcreek.
J. F. Pfahler to Simon Raup, Catawissa.
f. L. Shuman and wife to William Yea
ger, Catawissa.
C. Angle and wife, ct. al, to ]. NJ.
Stookey, Scott,
A. M, Johnson, treasurer, to John Walp,
Fishingcreek. .t..f.... ........... II.
S. L. Bowman and wife to Charles w.
Brubaker, Berwick. .t.-. .,r.I, 4. ..
John Schreck and wife to Eleazer A.
Kelchner, Mifilin.
Rebecca Cavanee to Hiram f. Bowman,
Mt. Pleasant.
Patrick Galignan to 9. c. Galignan,
Bloomsbury. p ..r ..a. .g..
Benjamin II. Vanatta and wifeto Will
liam Knorr, Berwick M .I...1H..
Edward Crawford and wife, ct. al, to
William Miller, Mt. Pleasant. ..r nt
Michael Gcrrity and wife to John Burke,
Conyngham. ...... r'a H-
Wesley Ruckle and wife to Margaret G.
Rice, Scott. H -n. .... .."..
John Hoots and wife to Peter Fisher,
Beaver. .l.H-II'l ..tuN" n'"'
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Mrs. A. Peck of Northumberland is Wis.
iting her parents in Berwick.
Jos Hicks and will Mcbride left Satur.
day on their walking tour, to take in Halle.
ton, Mauch Chunk, Philadelphia and other
points.
Miss Lizzie Hanley left Monday to spend
= few weeks with Miss May McIIenry Of
Saltwater, who has been visiting the for
mer at this place.
Quite number of people had a picnic at
Jamestown last Tuesday. ,..
The young mems Blaine and Logan club
is being formed with an enrolment at pre-
sent of about fifty names. They hold q
meeting Saturday night. Opposing parties
beware.
Chas. Heist of Bloomsbury who belongs
to the Cricket battery, will spend the week
in this place
VIM. Hughes of Hazleton with several
fine speeders, has been practicing them on
the race course this week.
Arrangements ulC DcluS uluut WIFI tut
Hazeton club to play the Crickets a game
of base ball on their grounds Saturday
afternoon.
Democratic enthusiasm burst forth Sat.
urday evening in the shape of large bon.
fire and music by the Cornet Band, while
occasional reports from the cannon was
heard. A short and well delivered address
was made by s. p. Hanley.
Jackson & Woodin finished their last car
Friday, after which they cleaned the boil
ers all around the works, and had them in
spected Monday.
A tissue-paper balloon ascension took
place Saturday evening on front street,
through the exertions of Geo. Macauley
and Will Frantz. 1t raised very high and
moved across the river where it commenced
descending until it reached terra frad,
where it took fire and disappeared.
A base ball game took place Saturday
between the Catawssa club and the Crick-
cts of this place, which resulted in a score
of 10 to 10 in favor of the former. The
visiting club behaved like gentlemen and
not an angry word was passed by either
club. The Crickets played loose game,
and lost it in the start, where they left their
opponents score five runs in first innings.
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Mountain Grove Camp Meeting,

The thirteenth annual camp meeting ol
the Mountain Grove Camp Meeting Asso-
citation will be held at Mountain Grove.
commencing Wednesday, August 0, and
closing Thursday, August IA, and will be
in charge of Rev. NJ. L. Smyser, Presiding
elder Of the Danville district.
The tents are 0x1S feet in size, with sin
gle comb roof, making the second stories
full heighth, with stairways front and rear.
The Association aims to make the expenses
of its patrons as low as possible. The fol-
lowing schedule of rates have been fixed,
viz For rent of tent on the circle 81, on
the avenues So For boarding per term
$3.50, per day 81, per meal 80 cents For
children under twelve years, half price.
Lodgings for the term $3.50, for single
night 80 cents. Boarding commences with
dinner Wednesday, August @, ending with
breakfast Thursday, August IA.
A commissary under the auspices of the
| association will be established on the
ground at which bread, meats, vegetables,
groceries and supplies generally can be had
at reasonable prices. The supplies will be
received fresh daily, except the Sabbath.
The gates of the ground will be closed on
Saturday night at 12 o'clock and remain
closed during the Sabbath. At all othei
times during the meeting the gates will be
open and admission free. A''HAt
| All persons desiring Accommodations
should make early application to the secre
tary of the association, Cyrus Straw,
Drums, Luzerne county.
The Sunbury, Hazleton & Wilkes Barre,
Lehigh Valley, Northern Central, and the
Philadelphia & Erie railroads will carry
passengers to and from the meeting at ex.
cursion rates, and will transport camp
equipage and baggage free. ...l.-..F