davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. -.
CNrrED STATES LAND OrrIcR.

ANtIkp STATEb LAND OFFIC9, 4
HALEY. IDAHO, October 9, 1884
Notice ia hereby given that the Fillmore q Id
Mining Co pany. corporation duly or,anze
snd existing under and b. virtue OF the laws Of the
State al New York, having its pr ncipal office in
the city and county o. New Work. and doing Dusi.
ness in the county of Aituras Territory of idsh, =.
by its legally authorized agent. True ". Rollins.
Jr., whose Psto lice address IL Rocly Bar. Alturas
Count Idaho Territory has made appiicat Oh for
United States Patent for the
CORRECTIVE" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Bear Greek Mining District, Alturas
county. Idaho Territory, consisting of 800 linear
feet OF tine lode. and surface ground 600 feet wide
being Lot No ~, aud described in the field notes
ant plat IF the 9TH isl survey file in this oice
with magnetic variation ut ~ degrees and 80 mill
ufes east, AZ follows, Commencing at the disruv.
cry point OF this claim. aud running south II de-
srees west slong west end line of claim, 20, feet
10 corner No. /: thence north Ii degrees east. 600
rect To Tner No =; thence $ nth ~ degrees east
400 feet to rerner No. 8; thence south Ii degrees
west h0s feet & rorn'r No. 1. thence north 70 lie
trees west 800 feet to corner No / and place of
be inning survey at exterior Boundaries embrace
lng to vi area If - ID acrVs: excluding, however
fr, Ills application! MA description the area in
conflict with the Ada Fillmore" ild-, unsurv.y.,.
- acres; and h. "rea IN conflict with the ada
III more East Extension" lole, u"surveyed ,t9
acre; aren claimed and sought to he pate 1T 1t,
IS. Is acres. From corn No. 2. s. NJ. NJ. No. =
bears north u degrees III Il 35 minutes east tf3 feet
distant.
The said mining claim being of record in I,
once ~ the c. uuty Recorder of said Mining bis
trct, ut II 9iley, in AltnrHs County, Idaho Terri
tory. The nearest known location. being
the ada Lllmore." ada Fillmore East Exten-
ZION, and "kepuhlic."
Any and all rers,'s claiming adverst ~ rny por.
ton of tho said "Oljectye" Lode Mining Claim or
surface ground. are require, to file the n adverse
rlatins thereto with the Register of the United
States Land Office, at HALEY. Idaho Territory,
within the sixty d.ys public alton thereof or they
VIII be LHrred by virtue of the provisions Of the
Statute in such cases made and provided.
HOMER l.. FOUND, Register.
! direct that the foregoing notice of application
for patent be published for the period of sixty
days tt"n consecutive weeks, la the WOoD RIVER
DAILY TINES, newspaper published q; haley,
Altras county, Idaho Territory.
DIG HOMER l. pound Rcpis\n
W. u. WATT. ATTY. for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
SUMMONS.
TERRIFIC ny or IDAHO.
COUNTY uF ALTURAS. so

COUNTY OF ALrURAS
In the Probate Court of Alturas County, Idaho
Territory.
II. Eurahart. plaintiff, VS. j. +. Brown, Defend
ant.
40 y. +. Brown, in the name Of the people OF the
United Stetes in the T-rrit ny of Idaho
fou are ,rebr notified TINT there rs NV on
NE In the Office of the Probate Court of the county
o! Al'urhs, in the Terr!t,ry of Idsho, tie COM
plant Of u. z. Bur,Ihat, demanding Won the
suu OF one hundred and thirty nine and SJ-lOO
3?e!) dollars, upon the following cause of ac'
tch : u ION IN account for luonvy paid to and Tor
you ny sad plaintiH AT vour special instance ant
r'Iir 81, between January and November !. 1854.
"ho Tat unless You appear and answer to snld
complaint 1T my office in Haley. I. f.. within ten
days exclusive of the day of seryic'l, after the
serve" on You nf this summons-if 81 rved wlthih
this county or. if served ont of this county but III
ms district. within % days: 'therwise witnln
forty days or judgment by default will be takea
against you for the sum of one hundred snd
tniit- n" and SGlo0 iSl3y S9) dollars together
with the costs OF suit
In testimony whereof. I Goo. NJ. Parsons Pro,
pate Ju g. have hrreuno set my hand and GfilAh
u" s-alot said Cour. at Hail y Idaho this 18Th
day Of November, 4. ID Ihs.
seal GEO. NJ PARSONS.
Probate Judge.
FIX ohfco Clerk Of til. Ir, bate CTiri.
ktnss' nry McGownn, pif 3 ntt'y. NJ.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10

mine. Rocky Der. ......
Fah hnn-t ard lots 9TH id. Man, So. Il
| SeWt IT, ................. e'et,
Wells isaa' oti. ass. I,ei!eyu- ''.'-.'..i
"riaht y II I's 8, TO- II. Il. Ii Ia. Esli.yn'
nu. 5. ID eo"s. | v-hi.-le.
Wells \ EN- lots and $. RI r. to,. ~. =.
-; o. u a. nora. IS cAsn. d v-h.ci,s'
Wills Ii lotH :. So ~. BIZ, Bel .yn.' %
Will MS .ots and 4, bl q, Brl,e,n ne..
Weber $ lot :. bl IL. Broaft.r,,- '"e-..
WAL = nonse and lot north side Blu lion
Watts Bros posse ssory interest lsu ,rr IL
miles above AM RI an Falls. 10 horses ~
cows. so-2 year old. 90 yearliny., 40 b..s
cattle way H. mower md rake ~
VII t. south east i, Sc, ii II a. t,wn.h::. z.9
., south range II east, organ
WI liaIns Gus Let 1. bl ). Shoshope
william. : nu,sn w,st 4, south w.st %
section ., t. wnship 2. north range "A ~,
W*rd Qnantrell lots Is and Ii, bi - Ha;lsn'
furniture,2 billiard bles. n,
Whit Edward lots and =, IL -, E,trh,,r, ~
White Geo lots and 6, bi 10, h, trhum
Welch Mar, lots ard 2, bl ~! K.trhun, : ,
Wheeler y lots . and TO- III 81. Ketchn,n
White Chss Lotto. III So, .t,hum
W,lter The" pcsstssory interest 100 acres
Soldier creek. = hWses. ........
Wenner ) lot II. bl s.. Haley. ~
Winters Is and :. bee, HALEY, mer. !"
cha disc. = horses. cows, vehicle 4,
W"liine Enos south west J., section 10,
south west K. north west L section 10 anI
so til west u. north enst 4, section ~
township l. south r'nga Is east, horses.
vehicle, . machines. =.
whitman Walker mortgage debt Of Nj d"
Brown 'nort5 ,ge debt If J Dorsey an
Wison Vim NJ III rttase debt of T. lessen =
Wentworth Lmortgage debt of X Strange.
Wells Allen mt rtnage debt W a Sifers 81
Williams Alex ID mortgage delt Mary
vs., NJ h.ri no't oa H.; Is
uh 10 4
WIT ins Mrs-poss' ssory interest lCO rcras ~
on Little Wooh river. / horse, mules. /
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Application for Patent.
MOI NJ ~.
UNITED STATES LAND OrFIcy,


HALEY. 'uAH,, October IL, 1sS: I
N'tic" is hereby given that the Film r. Colo
MIning Company. corporation dny organized
and existing under and by vi,tt- of thu laws OF
the State OF New York, having it's principal office
In the city and county Of New Y rk. aud do. ne
business in the coun'y o Aturas, Territory OF
Rollins, IT.. who's Post nee nj iress ~ Rocky Bar
Alturas comfy, Idnh territory has made appli
cation for United States Patent tor the
JOHN BULL" LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Bear Greek Mining hi trict, Alturas
county. Idaho Territory consist ng OF l5nO lin, M
feet of the lode, and surface ground GOO feet wide
being Lot No. II, and .Si ibed i'll til. hrli notes
and plat of the official 9ey fie in this Office
with magnetic variation ut Is terets and so inl,.
ut"s east. as follows
Coiniu,ncI..g 1T the discover point of this
claim, and running south II degrees, west long
west end line Of cialn $40 feet 10 t. r.,el 40 I.
Thence no T., II ,'r' east so feet to corner No
2: tusnrc south 10 degrees 800 fee to cur.t
NJ" 3: thercr sor:h y DEGREES west 600 feet 70 cor.
ner NJ" 4 thence noitn 70 degrees west 1900 feet
to corner 70. ard plac" Of Dc ginning survey OF
ext rior boundaries; embracing al area OF 20 &c
s'r.s applied tor No conflicts From corner No.
2 L. = NJ. NJ. No. bears north ii degrees. II min
NJ an 20 seconds nAst . ~ 81 iret distant
The saiu mining claim beng # rocor! in the
office ' the County Recorder of said Mining Dis
trct at Haley in Al,rss county, Idaho Territory,
H. pc vc-t BROWN locations beins the ",ir, AT
Eastern and "Repnhlic.'
AIRY and ali pers ms claiming adversely any por.
T. of the said John Bull" Lode Mining
adverse claims ther'tp with the Register Of the
tnitod Stnt,s I,ani ONCE, at Hal ~. Idaho Ter.
ritry witnin the sixty days publication tn ereof
or they vi be barred 10y virtue If tIe p,ovisiu MS
OF the statute IN such rHscS nude and provided.
HOMER l.. POUND. lsellster.
direct that the re"oins notice Of arrlicn.
ton for patent be published tor the period Of
sixty days item cor secutive weeks i'll the Woop
RIVER DAni LINES newspaper published at
HALEY Alturas county. 1'aho Territory.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
To all Whom IL NAV Coccary

have ths G1v spld ~ entire interest IN the
saoo' known as 20 nm n IS .sr Hall" HAIL "
= X Green. who viii collect al! bills owing 3 B.,
and pay all debts due account II the said q, r
mrn Be'r Hell.
hereby commend Tho Lew management Of
Green i VIM t. the support Il ,nv friends and
u" pubic generally. II. A. ANDERSON
Rsiiey, EiaLo. Nov<nairr ~. 1884
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Notice.. Timber Culture.
L. .. LAND OFFICE, HALEY. IpAso'
~. r,I.r 1hS.

L. .. LAND OrrIcF, HALEY. lpAao'!
Dec mL.r l. 1854.
Complaint having been entered ut this ONE ~ ~
DENIS Deasy against "udolpL Csiderwo"u ~ Nm
ure to comply With law ~ 10 TiTb'r.CuIture q u,
try No. H. dated Nov. mbrr u, 1853, upon tne IN
= Section %. Township North, Rang. 10 Lh ncei.
Altacss coui ty. Idaho, with a view u tue ea. m
lat on of said entry contestant niltgiHt thas
delphi Cald.rwood has mt plowed the nVe ~ N.
gu red To be plowed between the 2i-t dSy ,asi.
vember. lSs3, and the 2lst day Of Noveaoel, s.r
the said parties hereby summoned 70 !,
at this ONCE OF, The Sd .lsy Of Jann-ry. ls.o,
O'Clock T.. m 10 respond and furnish tes''"'"'
eoncevping said alleged failure. ,.;v,r.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Dissolution Of Co-PartlarShip.

The co-partnc-shp h"re'of ra ex sting Mtveen
Ar.ers' ~ ,irc.n Tor IT, purpose of carving or
y aer'! csrr"nt rim. .usi fess, liz her hv ais
solved 10y mItual consent. Ny. h. 4. Anderson
sue Gods IT, BUSH md will collcr' ali bills
due 10. uud pay all debts owira by SAD ARM.
4. tNnEtSUN,
J. II. GREEN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10

thereby conm"na my l.ts partner 10 all who
my need his services J. r. GREEN. \
Ehley. ld.ho, Nov. 10. 1855.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Private Oispsnssrv.

YocNc MIrpIH- Au.n and Old men md all who
need medic i bAn.L and experience, consult the
ol European Phrsic,uu 1t once. His opini IN
c-s = not.in Hnd may sav" future misery alS
=, as0e. Wien iico"Vr, len. to visit the city for
trca.m at. medicines ern be .rnt everywhere by
txlpr FREE from obs. rGnt on. 1t IL self owl
d"u. TAFT pfysicirn Who gives his whole att,n
ii y, t. class oi diseases at.a,,s great skill and
ph. Hrlins throughout the coritry, knowing this
frequently Recommend dfiirUi' to the OF ID.
ti' SpItiALlsi, 10y NnGu .v..y known Good
krh.e !! Is used. The Dos. tors AGE and EXPE.
EIENLL .D.he ais opinion of 81 pREME impor.
fAncc.
HS-Those who call no one but the Do,,..
Cors" tation IRE. and Snrrcdly Copfd.n tisi.
Cases which have failed IN ob'nning relief els.
agree TO forfeil :! 900 for a under taken not
cured Call or write, Hours. Daily. from "a
m 70 y IN. 6to evenings: sundays, 10 to IL
SENT FREE. Address 3. ah'
THE services If tn" celebrated old G.rmsn
Ph5>ician. DIR o. GIkARD, from Strasturr nsvo
he, II secured at the IIhElH DISPENsARY His
fame asa spe ialis; for diseases OF il unyers
ally known. and hGnireds daily awaiting then.
selves OF the opp, Itun.ty of tree consultation
personally or by letter. III all l.n.,u4g-s.
DIX. LIEBlG'S WUN DiEFlL GERMAN lNVlGORATOH
permanently pr.fents all Unnatural Losses from
the system, mes TIL nerves. streI ethens the
clrs check the waste. ,nvigorates the whole sys.
tenn and rest .res the afflicted t. Health AID Hap.
.iness
m, r-ssol so many cannot sc. cured of sen.iusl
Weaki,ess Loss # AianhooI, ETC., is owing to
colnpl lcntion allied PRusvAr0HRHEA with n.y.
PEfAEfHESlA, which requires peculiar treat
iaent. DR.. LiebiGs Inv gor.tor is the only posi-
tive eur" for PEoSTATOKHHEA, with peculiar
special freshmen, used at the Lieb'g pIsfenssry.
Price OF lnvisoratur, s., Case of SIN bottles $40.
Sent to any address. covered securely from o1ser-
vatioY.
Most powerful electric belts free t. patients.
To prove the wonderful power OF the lnvgor.
ator,
80 BOTTLE GIVEN or SENT FREE.
Consultation free and privat.. Call or address,
LIEBTG DISpENSARY.
400 Gta,y Street San Francisco, Cal
Private entrance, 4e5 Mason str, ct, four blocks
up Gtary Street Keurny MxiA entrance
through DIspens airy Drugstore. j3ntf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10

q
''Ii's!'s' Wste right and ditch tli sn.,t,
mn machinery. heretof,r re- knoxn ~
y SnSse snie!ter at mouth OF Indian errek.
,, miles north .fIIpiley >'''N' ~ =
' .s Wi so'tn side street n; Rocky Bar Known
" ~ Nicholis FL her.. sslonn a n
vonr,osh-west 1T ;, III y. Il Il.vua o
'y WV. On $ lots 10 md II, bl 81. Belle.
f,rt II enst y lot So bl q, Broad.
Vineyard vcrrcrs -, "a l.
VaIce Bros moss ssor ~ " " ilfit -. 10 6,
s ner NJ springs; horses. ~ year Old
w e"W. ~ H"Hr old, m.ch,.-. h.rp,s. ,e @.
vvhmwHy ch'- LIT :, bl SO. Kttchum '''' ~ y >,
, cors 1e v IT, 81 ~, Kesc.um. hor.e., u
'"Nh" Mining 70 hoist.us works on yi.hnn y
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

Two WEEKS ago the Prohibsionist
informed US that Democratic Leeisla-
lures would not be troubled any more
with petitions asking for psohibitory
legislation, but that they would be met
by an avalanche of indignant independ.
emit voters who would strike terror to
the Democratic heart. We would
state just here, that when the time
comes for applying that political dyna-
mite we would like to be present to see
the shaking up. But to return. 1t
seems now. however, that our bucolic
neighbor has changed its mind. In
Saturdays issue the people are called
upon to pat petitions into circulation,
asking thea legislature to fix a day
in February FOR an election, when the
people Of the State shall be permitted
AZ the polls to say whether they do or
do not desire the liquor trade licensed
In the State" As our temperance
friends have done all they possibly
could TO make the Legislature solidly
Democratic, and did succeed by their
votes in other States in securing the
election Of a Democratic President, we
say the Democrats are under the deep
est obligations to them. To them of
course the temperance men will go, and
OF course the Democratic Legislature of
Delaware will pay the tenn perance debt
they owe. BY all means let the tenn
perance people petition, and may we be
around when the prayer Of the petit
TONERS is granted.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

JUSTICE was almost cheated out OF
its victim by the nearly successful at
tempt Of the negro boy Howard Sui
Ivan, the murderer of Ella Watson, to
escape from Jail at Bridgton, New Jer-
sey,on Thursday of last week. He was
confined in the third story, and so high
up that IL was not thought possible he
could escape, especially while ampered
with ball and chain. In spite of all
these precautions, by the aid of screw
from his bedstead, he succeeded in
bursting his chain aud freeing him self,
only preserving The appearance of being
chained when anybody was in his
room. He had loosened the veutilator
forced trap door and cut a hole with
knife through the roof. Two
or three times he viewed the country
from the roof of his prison home, bu
deferred leaving it until a favorabl,
night.
While waiting for this, he was sur
prised by a death watch being set ovel
him Oh Friday night last which pre-
vented his escape. Sullivan made &
full confession OF his attempt TO escape
and he will be hung to-day.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

SECRETARY MCCULLoCGH in his
annual Treasury budget recommends
the plan advocated by the REPUBLI-
CAN from time TO time to decrease the
idle surplus in the Treasury. That
plan is to substitute American ocean
steamships for carrying the mail and
performing other government duties
literally, 20 that they will DO able to
enter into lively competition with sub
s'dlzed foreign shipping. 1t is useless
10 expect revival of American COM
merce 80 long as Great Britain subsi
dizes her ocean shipping, thus enabling
her to become mistress of the seas. We
hope sincerely that Mr.. Mccullough
recommendations in this respect viii bs
heartily endorsed at the present session,
though his recommendation is only
made in hslf-hearted manner, and
only made at all TO enable American
shipping 10 contend for the carrying
Trade Of the ocean upon equal term
with other nations that maintain q sub
sidized ocean trade.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02
M,.ll.k en- Irish- Amerlcan..

Thr m amer in Which some of N.
Irish. American members or onr c;,n
Council ara treated hv ,h.i- ILL.
OF the same party. bur who in -,
heart, de, Misc an Irisbm,n shon,., ~
enough TO convince th.m that H.. o.
only pe.sled at election ,imes 70 haI n
the Democratic party into power NJ
Murray must be slow At taking n hint
II he does not read in the attach m.as
upon him by Mr.. Blake. ~ the Th;rS
ward. that IL he expects IN ra,r.in =
member of the Denocratic marty hs
must not entertain AN irdsc.va.a.
though. nor must he sav = vo-J
against the operations Of = r,rr NJ
Murray's services are not needeS rn,;i
next June election. when M R,.Ss
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02
CONGRESS met at noon yesterday a

CONGRESS met at noon yesterday as
everybody expected it would, and got
ready for business. The Democra tic
m embers desks had an unusual show OF
ROSTERS " and other floral :nsignas of
the late election, which resulted in the
election Of q Democratic President but
which consigned some forty Democratic
members Of the present House to the
shades Of private life for two years q,
least The usual committee to notify
the President that both Houses were or.
gained and ready to receive any com.
munication he might have to make, re-
suited in bringing in the President,
message closely following on the heel.
OF the committee. Its reading occupied
an hour and ten minutes, and when thai
was over both houses adjourned in q
quiet and orderly manner and tn,
country is still safe.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02
A Dun .oai Trade.

The end Of the year is nearly az hand,
and though some branches OF business
are starting up that have been closed,
there is not that long looked for revival
OF the coal business, especially that
was all along hoped for. When the
coal trade is active 1t is a sign that
manufacturing is brisk, and when tina;
is active then labor is employed. l,
now looks as If there will not only be
no increase this year in the coal out
put, but decrease Of / 800, COO tons ap.
pears certain, il the reports Of the coal
trade through It's acknowledged organs
are TO be believed. For the first time
there have been in,ermissions in min.
ing during the closing months of the
year.
In all, during the first ten months o.
the year, there were ninety-ons idl,
days, as against only fifty-three las
year. Dizziness in the manufacturing
trade is supposed to be accountab fol
the slowness of the coal trade. Hun
dreds of furnaces and factories, al
heavy consumers OF coal, are closed, ant
this falling off in the demand is felt OF
all sides. Then, too, the weather ha
been unusually fine, but this seemed t.
fail 10 act as a stimulus to the trade
Dealers have been unwilling to dip il
largely, fearing break in prices anC
this only serves TO continue the pre-
vailing dullness. 1t does not seen
likely that the remaining weeks of tn
season will improve much, so we ma,
prepare ourselves TO see the unusua
sight of decrease OF coal production q
compared with the previous year.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

WHEN James G. Blaine sat down 10
the merchants dinner at Delmonieo's
few days before the election, he found
six vine glasses at each plate. Blaine
Immediately turned his glasses down
TO prevent the walters from even ap-
preaching him with their decanters.
In reply to Mr.. Evarts he said +" No,
l mad that nothing strengthens me sc
much as cup of tea. This is better
than all the spirituous s.imulants in
the world. = He added that during hi,
recent trip OF seven weeks, in which
he travelled between twelve or thirteen
thousand miles his sole refreshmen
after each exhausting labor had been ,
good cup of black tea. And vet this Il
the man that the extreme fanatioa
branch Of the temperance party defeate,
by voting for st. John and electin,
Grover Cleveland.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

EEPREsENTATIvE TAYLOR of Ohio,
General Gartield's successor, will in a
lew days introduce a bill into Congress
prohibiting the removal from office of
honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors employed in the executive de-
partments so long as they diligently at
tend TO their duties. AS there are a
number of soldiers who wore the gray
and fought on the wrong side during
the rebellion Every hungry and very
thirsty y an interesting discussion may
be- expected. Mr.. Taylor does not seen
to have beard that Appomattox hai
been reversed.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

BRAND Of Illinois, though Demo-
crat, had manhood enough to give up
the contest for seat in the Illinois
Legislature when he found the glarin z
evidences OF fraud by which he was
elected, and the Democrats do not pre-
TEND to say now that he was elected,
though the face of the returns were In
their favor. Still We have not heard OF
Mr.. Cleveland becoming disguised with
the more glaring frauds, by which he
got Solid South.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

There arc men and women who will
spend layisbly for show ard screw dow n
tie wages of servants and work psopl 10
to the lowest possible point, who will
be affable and courteous in the parlor
and counting house, ard rude or un-
feeling in the kitchen or workshop.
The type of character which can OPP
press or insult those who have no means
of redress. and from whom there Ia no
hope Of gain or fear of loss, is essen
italy mean, dishoD orable and low.
For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

"ASASeN PNeefNASA@sbs, VI uhuch
DID lag.
This property has been divided and plotted
In seven parcels, as foiiows No. ], u two
story and finished attic su antiai brick
dwelling, in the teutsr OF the town, at the
corner Il III mall street 81 Of Newport
roac, with 10 rooms Il all including one for
merly u. ed as a store. larse stable with
room for three horses and two cows gvod
W water In 81 rt, and IA Iarge x arden,
No. ., A tw story fraIns hos with stone
bacR buildings 10 ms. and .ood garden
Lots OF 'orego ing as shown by fences and %
tablished lines.
| NO. 3, A two S DRY doub G stone house, fur
ooms each, in al. eight rooms, large yard
| and garden. and gooa well OF watt. Lot Is
by leo feet
No ! A lot 4ss feet on Newport roa., with
orchard and spring house. adJoin nv 10 OF
Thomas Dalt. IN add Others uprising ABOUT
"a acres.
40. 5. 6, and :. About lsI #. each front n
Newport ad, all with good chestnut ami
other timber, anutws with waite the thu ee
lots comp isiug bout So acres, adioinipg
| lands OF W. l. viz Dtlwor h and .thers.
| The Mansion is adapted for 4. hummer
| boarding house, or for st1re or physicians
purposes.
Terms OF Sale-lo p.r CO Mt On day OF sale,
an additional 30 per cent. cash on or before
and 20 PER cent, cash on No B. on before
March 18th, 1885. mortgages On each for the
other one-h II, Tor three year,, at per cent.
| frum day of sa Q, final settleme and Iosses
| sion TO be made and given respectively. q,
the times above named for the al ince Of the
- per cent. cash payments Tho ortgage,
in tase OF the buildings TO be cured BY bro
per IRE insurance policies Taxes for 1854 e
| be pad by sellers. Hear in mind that tn
ss IS pS,5ys and without ana vii
Central Exchange. Az ents ~ Ell, CT he 8 Il
n.y 20,2,s,s-4t
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

Physicians Recommend DUFFY's
MALT WHISKY because it is Reliable
and Genuine Tonic. They have tested
ced."
Daily Republican., 1884-12-02

100 EAST FIFTH STREET TO SAVE
"a an lhe price Of new dress every week
ina r I'm You can easiiv save that hy buy
wty your groceries nom us. We have The
this e,, nour and the best sus ar and coffee In
and CT faisins, 3 lbs. fr2o.; syrup at 2
thing a., Out oor delicious peach syrup, Just the
saa ror ouckwheut cakes Try our royai
an a rine sugar cured SHOULD era. 10 and Iic !.
Ans , Tuter and fresh eggs Another lot OF
Fi,,h .,. sn duiss at leo ID. 1t No. lo2 Eas,
n]@0r T. n. WiEK.