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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
STATE AND VICINITY,
Rcccnt Dolnss Of West virginlnns and
Their n eiElbOrk,

Their, are about ono hundred and fifty thou.
sand head Of ahsep in Greene county, Pa.
Otis Anderson, who lives In jackson county,
received last week parsou vouchers for
amounts avsragsting as.GlG. which is exclu.
sive Of S25 attorney fec, and will bereaite-
draw $72 a month. Mr.. Anderson hes been
blind for several years, has considerable OF a
family, and, before his recent tasdyr recogui-
ton from Uncle Sam, was in extremely indi.
gent circumstances
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

GorE.SaESrs-Firn.
y. s. S. As, coupons 1881
u.s.4Hs coupons...lliAi
RAILWAY soSps-west Shore Gyes declined to
s33s AMI rallied 70 5ih It Is stated that the com-
pahy has received all the money It requires for its
immediate wants Southwestern issues were strong
and higher: Texas racihc incomes advanced u
AVA and Rio Grande 10 AZ. Northern Pacific Gtsts
were quiet at 9SAc.
STATE SEcuRlTlEs-Q1iet.
pacile Gsof '9j.:."..129 TEX. pac land gr,s 1874
Central Pacific lrsslli4ldo Rio Grande ,iv... ~
E Tss,ss &Tc: bonds art
Missouri 6s............l0i Virginia 6s......... 40
81. Joseph..............llO Virginia cou.ols, e..
:: p:& ): q: tiss1s..-ll5H tn mat coupons. 40
tennessee Old..."..... IS Virginia defcrred..
Tennessee Is. Eew... 3114
srdCKs-The market opened strong aud higher
this morning. The demand 10 the dlst hour OF 6u i.
HISS Vas bitsH ana every netive sick oil the lit
corded higher figures THuing was oil a very large
notab y Lacxawauna, Union Pacific. Louisville d
Nashville Missouri Pacific Western Union, Pacific
Mail, Lake Shore and Gri gers were taken r
long account. The sharp iise caused some selling
to realize profits and decline Of AalA percent
took y ace.
Frum midday until $50 speculation was irregu.
lar but firm. Low.pliccd Gould saascs were IN the
meantime ttrons and transactions larger tLaIl Tor
long time. In the las. hour vigorous buying set
In Near the close room traders sod stocks aud
reaction OF 1+al percent took place, but Tic lna
sales were u. a fractional recovery. A feature OF
tho marSct was ,,csdy buying on resciions by bro.
h - Identified with prom u mt op arators.
AS compared w.lh astnight closing prices arc X
70 " percent higher for Western Union, Louis.
vile & Nashville, Missouri Pacific, Canada South.
4 Texas, New York Genital, E1c. Northern I'atiac
pre- erred, Pacific Mail. Reading, Omaha. Texas
lAcillc and Wabash, and Ato ~ percent lower los
Canada tactic; Cenis'l Pacific: Chicago, Hurling.
N0r lI,pn. tar1, rnj b.,,Y T a.
Shore, Michigan Central, new Jertcy CcnIial
Northern Pacific Common and Union Pacific;
Monitobh was * higher Ut 923f. Oregon Improve.
ment | at 80, OREGON Navigation at %, Pullman
: at ll5, and Mcmthis d Charleston AZ 1t 35kS
oh & Mississippi decliicd X percent. Some besis
have applied TO lie bulsYndicnie Tor private settle
ment. but IN all ca.es they we referred to the
STOCK Exchhngc as the proper place to cover,
TFnp Ttot,u 01pt,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
RIVER NEWS,
Notes About the s,ennibunts, Bank Briefs
and telcgrnnnic Reports.
; The John Walton passed. up with a biz tow

OF emp.ies. 5Ti
= Charlie Anderson has been summoned
back TO Cincinnati to resume his clerk ship on
the Graham, as she will probably come out Il
the present mild weather continues
There Is still a heavy ice gorge at Kate's
Rock. The ice. chen it caught there. piied
up to heiehth OF several feet. Under this
has gone all the ice that has passed hero dur.
ing the past three days. x =,
The river, commenced falling yesterday
morning and continued to do SO during the
day. At dusk there was depth Of about s
ieet 4 Inches u the channel. No ice Of any
account was floating and seve raj of the small
boats steamed up and 80, out. The shore ice
is still bad aud causes much trouble to boats
making Landings. - = :. I-E..E,-.. :. :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

"a BOILING stone gathers no mess" but it
may get Ru advertisement for DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup painted on it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

The following shows the range Of the thcr-
mome!er, us observed at Schneptsdrug store,
Opera House corner:
y. tT EE YESTERDAY.
1858. 1851.
IN. IAN r.x.7r.a. IL M.12A.3 r.M.7p.
81 81 IS &c Il IS 81 81
70, INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. January 81 1870 a. Vi.
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, generally fol.
lowed by clearing weather, southwesterly
winds, generally lower barometer, preceded
in the oaio Valley by slight rise and gen.
orally colder.
For the Lower Lake Region, fair weather,
followed by increasing c!oudiness, local rains
or snow, soushwesterly winds, generally
in the extreme eastern portion, slight rise in
temrerature, rising followed by falling bar
ometer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

CisclNsATI, o., January S0.-Flour lrri and
unchanged. Wheat firm; No. 2 rcd 81 G3al o. Coru
heavy; no. 2 b0c. Oats steady: No. 2 mixed 3Cc,
Ryuste'dy: No. 262a63. Barley steady and unchang.
aud higher; primo steam v.0c: Bulk meats strong
aud higher: shoulders &c; abort rib SIC. Bacon
strong: shoulders 7RC; short lib VIC: ! o.t clear
'3zc. Whisky active aud firm al 81 II. LultGs dun
and unchanged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

TOLEDO. January S0.-wEcat dull bu, firm; No. 2
70" va ns;Jan. 07c: February VIC; March
sl00}sMsy alo5;J nesl co: No. sspIlug sS,9ic Corn
February bS4c: March 679sc rejected 5OasOxn
Oats demand light but holders ltm No. 2cash al, d
January S6ISc May 3i54c bid: n jected aSxC. 10.
yer Seed Gliet and steady: prime cash Si75 b Il;
January $3.50 asked: February IS 50; March s. 20;
M . 81 A. Lid. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

FOR Rent,

TOR RENT-THE DWELLING "
- g? Fifteenth street., with or wilhnn, w
ture. Possession given April lst. ''u' lails
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

Tor RENT-FlVE ROOMS ~ :,
A. comfortable dwelling, al Nu Iii ~
Possession given February LIST, Rs. li ilya
Jas sd 'SAAWAI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

DOR RENT-STORE ROOM WI RI ~
~ without Two rooms In rear Of tIo,c vk
Main street, cornor Market alley, F,t int,SSs ~
formation Enquire at l03G Main tttert ''''aes L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
THE DAILY N xREiEaS.
The EInnncInl World.

New Yong, January So.-Noney market easy n
1Hs2 percent. Prime mercantile paper lnj% per
cent. Sterling Exchange banEcrs bills steady a
81 S5llla; demand 81 IS. 5.0T
GovEaSaENrs-Firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

TOR RENT-A TWO STORY RHior
ingS Z otns; hot and coli water and rss ivuh:s
Ul a. Lllilc. co ilef Foil and EIitr,ID 1aEGtt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
Swept into the Stream.
One Thousand Acres Of Land md "Wsht
IA Smart OF HeNrs.'

I Smart OF Bears.'
On the deck Of bis Mississippi stcAmbyat stood
an aged Southern planter. Indicating ~ sweep
Of his MP tho waters the boat WAS pas s over be
said to II passenger from the North: "whrn WIS
tSelrc years old / killed my trat bear on neu
Plantation nj father was then eating OF. Of Aior
e.t that grow dl,ectly over tho waters Of this bend
Ihat was In!gNty yood plantation sud there VA
fisht E!natt OF beh!s lleip, 900, In. that one
thoIsand tclcs OF lInd went Into tic Mississippi
years ago.
IL Us puttirs no st!aln uIoa the figure to kAy thai
crcht forests o. youthful! llofe, w0mauly beAug
anu manly strength arc bwept In the sane wT
every year lnlo the gn at tututd lotteut OF dbess
aud death. Yet It should not be 10 That It IS
~ a dhg7atc az well as a loH. People src Largely
100 catcIets 0. too stupid IL defend theif own 10
tcrtS's1the most precious OF which Ia heat !. las'
goue, all Is gone. Dis hso Is simple bni 10 'cu
icssne.s er ignorance the timples. tainRS might
well DC complex as pt0posi. lou III Genie netloat
As the huge Western rNcfS, which - often II o.
hetl.les along their shores, arltc IN O few noun
tain springs, 80 all our alr cn'S can he traced 70
Impure bluod and II ANAL group oi dlsol'ls'ed or
gaus. -.
( The N oyt effective and inclusive remedy ioI dt
cas- Is Ia ithER'5 TONIC. Itsosto tbs solts'
Of palm and wc2kuc.S. ln rcspontc 10 is Act.+n,
tbs liver. kidr eys, stomach aud heart btGtn lhea
wore a!rcsh, aud disease |, driven ont. me iou.s
~ not, however, An In ox!caut, bat cures 4 lttae
for strong drink Ilive yoU Iysptp.tS. fhth.Il;n -
Tim, rr troubles wh!cn h.yc reined 10 yle!e W
n'h.r sveotsf Here IA your fctp !sS-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
5: western mixed ssel2c: white western

catcy 20 i've Sugar quiet and Ann, ref 81 steady;
powdered sls9ic. Cubes sEc.. Molatses quiet and
steady. Rlce steady and 10 fair demsnd rapgcou
21<c: patnR SC In bond. Rosin dull. Tnrpentine
dull at'sic. Tallow dull aud weak at lS.i6a7kc.
Eggs, western frcsh quiet and eady at l7AaiSc,
Pork quiet and stronger; new mos o., 5oal6 70.
beet auiet aaa Mei ~. Sut meals urn; Lard
Mak IssS ~ s.sAh nj vsSy ~ pSotusy
LUIS ve9sessc' Suly .lay &c butter aull and
weak ~ iVaSsc. sheese IuleL
BALTisohx, January 99,-flonr steady; Howard
4 o.; family ~ NA5 70. Wheat. western easier,
GSanS IVY; ~ Win,Si ie4 spn. January ahn
fep dany styEsM va IstGh " tS,st! va Aptil
o. ,Whm, i ~ nay u iihaiih Mcin, western
SsJs,SOEc; March bvS,6Ic: Anil f1S;aGic: NAV
Cad. &c; steamer btka5t1S 0tu ea,i, and 1uiei;
WESTERN " white aStsc mixed toatlc: pennsylvania
40ai3c. RYG uul and lower al 63aFGe. Lay
steady with moro demand: prime oehOrc Penn.
SWAMI shn Mafy!ana w e e,a W; rfoslsions
lniet nnu easy, hiGN pota elo ": INK I,heals,
snous,S,s M a ~ ,n Baeo
Lard, feiard iOs. butter steady, west m, paci.i
iosl,c: creamery ?SsSSc, Fgss iIominrl nj iSIIsc
Coileo ilrmer: Rio ci!gocs. Ordinary 70 al, llAa
l2kc sugar quiet and steady; A soft y e. Whisky
steidy at 81 ISL lsH l'-,,I
rlllLAnELrnlA, January 20 Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat opened 40 higher, advance lost,
closing easy, speculation fairly active; No aspiring
~ elevator g9c; So 2iGd y 05h ior fresh; No red
January 81 06Isal cG3t FebrIar. 81 OF. March
sna gon; H' sn ~ eau sai n IVA MSs st "a, i!
Ga,kc 1f tm. r"eNtS mrca ,s ss MY s.
steamer yellow bSc; sail mixed Jsnuary hsahOSIr:
February h.a5SSc; March byJta5Ssl Ap,l [s6Ic:
May t2aG9isc Oats arm: no, 8 white iIEsai,e:
No. WI tic. 325<AiSc. ProyiMDlN firm. Beef, city
,m. s,o am assS hSc. hn,Shots ioa,a ~ u
sHs,ce sm, ir liz link Ia. o,ns,. SSs
changed, = Ir75I 7I7''77--
CisciNsA1I, o., January S0.-Flour Grr, and
unchanged. Wheat firm; No. rcd si t:al Of earn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., /.
CHILDREN!

As l have about 800 Cbiljren's Suits
lett from my fail and winter stock, l will
close them ont nj nstOnisliIngIy low
figures prior 10 receiving spring invoices.
Almost nil Of my common suits rave been
sold, but l have concluded 10 scst my linz
Cashmere Suits ut such cnticing figures
that, although you Intended TO buy only
cheap suit You will be enabled 10 p''r.
cllnse a first Cla.s one.
~ Reductions In Chiidrei,'s Suits:
$500 10 . 40, IS 90 10 500,
IN q % TO 3.75, 9.5N TO G.95,
100 10 i.dO, 1000 10 1851.
Reductions ln Chlldreh's Pants:
$1.0O 10 Csc, $3.50 10 l.s5,
LES TO 9Sc, 200 to 1.G5.
Above comprises NIL wool Cas.Imcres
and W0rsteds.
DAVID ASSET,
rex 80 Twelfth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

All OF the portrait painters report business
little dull Just now, bnt expect 1t to bright.
en- mp visibly little later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

NEw YoEK. January 3o.-Lcad dull; conno,
SS7Su3 o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31

Leather.
NEW YORK, January 3O.-Leather steady ant
In fair demand: Hcnlock role 2lHa25c. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
Live Stock,

CHICAGO, January s0,-Tho Drorers Je,rne, re-.
ports Live h,ss-Koceipts 1900 mead; shipments
5000 head; market strong and lUc higher; rough
packing IS 6ga6 10: packing and shipping So l0a6 90:
light 81 t0aG 10; skipH 81 Coaj Is. Receipts
800 head: shipments 2, 800 head; market stronger
and loc higher all round: exports s. 5ca7 60; good
to choice shipping IS SoaG 40. common 10 medium
81 t0a5 60. Sheep-Receipts $500 head: shipments
1000 head market weak: nnmnp l0al5c lower:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10
A Short Study for Roys.


The life of Charles O'Conner, the
eminent hwyer, shows what dill.
gence and perseverance will ac-
cOInplish. When eight years old
he was an Office boy and newspa.
per carrier. His father published a
weekly newspaper, and Charles, be-
sides attending to the Office, deliver
ed the journal to subscribers in
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey
City. He used skiff to cross the
rivers, and frequently would be out
all Saturday night serving his route
1t is said that he never missed a
subscriber. When seventeen years
old he entered lawyers Office as
an errand boy. He borrowed law
books, took them home, and read
them by the light of a candle far
into the night. Several lawyers
noticing the boys industry aided
him in his studies. When he was
twenty-fOur years old he was adj
mitted to the bar, and even then ii
was said that young O'Connor's le-
gal opinion was worth more than
that OF many other lawyers. But
success comes slowly to a yonng
lawyer, and 1t was not until his
thirtieth year that clients recogniz-
ed the legal learning and skill of
O'Connor. He was very poor, but
industryan ability were his capital.
He worked hard at the smallest ca-
ses never sighting any trust, and in
time secured the reputation of q
man who would do his hest for
those employing him. 10 this con-
scientiousness and industry he owed
his success.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10
A French gentIeman and schola

A French gentleman and scholar
recently visited one OF the Oldest
families of Boston, who resides in
one of the Oldest houses in the sub
urbs, which is heated through regis
ters in the floor. The visitor plant
ed his chair over one OF these,
where he sat sweltering and sweat
ing for an hour or more, not know
ing where the hot waves came from,
and was'entirely too polite to speak
of his discomfort. Noticing that
the others were perfectly comforta-
BILE, he concluded that the tempera-
ture was probably not at all un-
comfortable TO the literati Of Amer
lea, which he had often heard was
extremely cold blooded. The fami-
ly were terribly mortified when
they heard of how their distinguish
ed visitor had been broiled and
rendered so uncomfortable. He
threatens to write a book on Amer
lea.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10

THE democratic governor of Cal
ifornia, Hon. George Stoneman, in
reply to an inquiry OF the New York
World, says: II regard Il change OF
political administration at WASH
ington the restoration of the repub-
lie, return to first principles as
they existed prior to the civil war,
and the regulation and control of the
corporations and mOnopOlies, as the
paramount issues in the coTning po-
iitical campaign. In my opinion,
the tariff question to the people of
this coast is secondary TO that. The
tariff question in time will be adj
iusted as the demands and necessi-
ties of the people require. The plat
form of the Ohio democracy on the
subject of the tariff, as far as am
informed, meets the views of the
people of this state"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10
WHY Not Cooperate IN Mercy's Work.

Supreme Courts have decided and
learned Judges say that the con-
tracts made for the continual inain-
tenance of the world-faIned Charity
Hospital at New Orleans, La, by
the royal gift OF 81 900, 900 from The
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
must yer stand ~ a bright exam.
pie OF the sanctity OF a pledge made
by sovereign State. IL Is just-lt
is right-and M. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La. will give any further
information TO persons deskring t0
cooperate In any way in this work
of mercy.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10

A Paris thief was trapped in a
queer manner the other day. He
got into suite of rooms during the
absence of the occupants and had
gathered everything valuable, ready
to carry off. He then bethought
himself that a new suit of clothes
was very desirable, SO he doffed
his garments with view of repla-
cling them by others. Scarcely had
he reduced himself to the garb of a
primitive man when he heard
step outside and promptly hid him.
self under the bed. Some one in
the same line OF business as himself
entered the room, and gathering up
all he could find, including the first
intruder's suit of clothes, departed.
The first thief, therefore in, subse-
quently emerging from his hiding
place, found himself bereft of his
wardrobe. He was therefore COM
PEELED to await the return of the
owner OF the property, who at once
handed him over TO the police.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10
FOR THOSE WHO FAIL.
JOAQUIN MILLER.

JOAQUIN MILLER.
"All honor to him who shall win the prize,
The world she has cried for thousand
years,
But to him who tries and who fails and dies
I Igiye great honor and glory and tears.
Give glory and honor and pitiful tears
To all who fail in their deeds sublime,
Their ghosts are many in the van of years,
They are born with lime in advance OF
Time.
Oh, great Is the hero who wins a name,
But greater many and many time
Some pale-filced fellow who dies in shame
And great is the man with q sword undrawn
And good is the man who refrains from
wine;
But the man who fails and yet still fights on
Lo, he is the twin-brother of mine.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10

THEY are telling the story of an
old lady visiting Washington, who
happened to ask a Southerner to
point out Senator Butler, OF South
Carolina, because 81 want to see the
man who killed so many colored
people at Hamburg" The South
erner maliciously pointed her out
Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts,, for
Senator Butler, whereupOn she re-
marked, meditatively: 81 might
have known It; there's murder In
every lineament Of his face."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10

The April returns OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture make the
breadth OF winter wheat sown near
ly the same AS that OF the previous
crop. Compared with. the area
harvested, the present breadth IL
an increase Of five per cent. The
condition of wheat averages %.
Last April II averaged so. and 50 In
1881. The April acre OF the large
crop Of 1882 was 104.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10

THE History of the Catholic
Church in Kentucky is being pre-
pared by Hon. Ben /. Webb, Of
Louisville, and will soon be ready
for the press.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-10

A business man should keep the
eyes of the public on his wares by
advertising them.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-03-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
I,NIrEn srArns LANn orrrcr.

HALEY. Idaho, Dec. |, 1879.
SorrrE Il hereby given that G. " Johnston,
" iioer Post once address Ii Vienna, and Jos.
rinkham, whose Post Office address f. ketoil-
uln, both ia Altura- county, Idaho Territory,
have this day fleG their application tora patent
fer 1903 linear feet of the
OCCIDENTAL
Lnsic mine or vein bearing silver and other
minerals With surface around 600 feet In width,
situated IN Warm springs Creek Mining nis-
tftcf. county of Aitnfas and Territory OF idaho,
aud DESIGNATED ny the field notes and official
psst file In this eiiiee Lot M. 80 Ia Fewfl~
Hhin 3. OF Range n + Of lsoise Meridian. said
Lot No. 40, lse.u, described as follows, to-ssit (;
COmrcneinI at the diacosery point and rnn-
ming thence : ~ deg ~ min Il, $50 feet 70 cen
tire nf south end iine ef ciaifa; thence y, - deg
Is deg u min W, $40 feet 10 corner No 2. thence
II dfg - min w i50g feet 10 corner No .:
thence N, n deg IS min ~, 800 10 corner No, 4 :
aheDoe =, u deg = min II, TOO feet 10 corner No
!. the place q hegiAning survey Of exterior
boundaries OF csalni Containing an area OF
1Gi acres No conflicts, Prom corner No.
4, section corner common 70 sections IA, t6, a.
aud ~, + N of y 10 II, bears due south 52s feet
distant, actual neaqnremeut. The nearest
known locations are flfa "viauav and the sfm-
pasialf lode mining claims.
Any and ell PERSONS claiming adversely any
portion 81 said sDccidenial lode, mine or sur
free ground are required TO Tile their adverse
claims with the isce ster OF the United States
Land 0fhee at haiicy, In the Territory Of ida-
ito, during tEa aixtg days period OF publication
hereof, or they Will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions Of the Atatnte
Il Is hereby ordered That che foregoing Mo-
ties ~ Application for Pateut be published for
the period 81 90 dasA ttsn consecutive weekAl,
IN srse KGTcanM EEYs-oNR, a seJai-weekly
Newspaper puhiished al ketchnm. Aituras
county, Idaho Territory.
HOMER L. POUND,
VIM Hvndmar Register.
Atty Tor applicants. tDec5
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-03-08
NJ ETaVOUS DEBET. "a !.

Da. L. G. NESTS NERVE ARD BBNN ia Az
NEST, guaranteed specific fer FysteFie az.
ness Convulsions, hts Ntrsens E,umFs
Headache, Nervous prosttBtion CAUSED ~ ncrsf
of alcohol or tobacco, Nukefth 1ss, Rei-@l Re
pression, Softening OF the Brain fesnltlrr u y
sanity and Lending 20 misery, decay al q death
Premature Old Age. Rsrrenness, lcss of Iowt'
in either sex Involuntary losses, ~ q Slesniet
orrhcea caused by cver-exeruon y the air, sv.A
abuse or oser-indulgence. Ensh ieA COZ tan
for shoe aapt bs mail prepaid o. rtccint ~ frlet'
WE GsiARAATG.E AE\ Ion y
to cure any CAGE. With each 81 der received ~
for six boxes, accompanied with $500, We vi.
send the purchaser our written epnfJi tee 10 ~
fund the money If theareptmeut docs not efse
cure Guarantees issued only hy
WOODAUrs. CLARK n GO.
w1aola1alo azaa Eeetaal IraE CASTS
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Orders By mail VIII receive prompt MI sAsisp
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-03-08
Notice "a rorfeitnre.

To Andrew Covert, Isaac Iiabishaw and
Mike Carey:
You are hereby notified that ] have
expended 800 in labor and improve
ments upon the Northern Belle Lode.
mining claiIn, situated on the head wa
tiers OF Lost River, Custer County, Idaho,
in order 80 hold said mining claim IN
der the provisions OF section 1924, reyis-
ed statutes OF the United States, the
amount required Of you for yonr por-
ton OF the expenditure on said mine. for
the year ending December 81, 1883, il
$50 lawful money of the United Statea,
and if, after 90 days publication, you
fail or refuse to pay your proportion OF
said expenditures as co owners, your
interest in said claim win Become the
property of the subscribers under said
Section 1924, who have performed said
labor and improvements.
jan. 2. 1884. JAMES MCCARRICR