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sYLPH AND CERES FLOUR is
always cheapest ut
(m30-2W). G, A. UENLEY'S,
WEDNESDAY, ELGaET

The exercises Of the Aberdeen Fe
male College at She Oonyt House Oh
Wednesday night, brought ont 6
very large audience Notwithstanding
the inelemency Of the weathof--for
the rain was falling almost all of the
evening.
Tho Hall was beautifully decora-
ted, md the performance consisted
Of matrimonial music, under the d.
reotion Of Mrs. Matte Watkins and
Mrs. S. J, Shields, and Rotations
by tho elocution olasses Of Miss
Sallie Anderson,
The entertainment lasted until
near eleven o'clock aud the audience
testified its high appreciation Of the
young artists in their several roles,
~ frequent ana nearly BURSTS OF
applause.
We could hardly in iustioa to the
young ladies who strove SO hard for
success and who seemed happiast
when comforting happiness upon
olhaTa vcD t17re En- evr,Vaca m O4,ins
ion as to the relative merits OF their
several efforts, but we can truly say
that in the general success Of the
young performers their teachers
harvested a wealth of well earned
communication, and tho grand old
College added to the frmness Of its
hold upon the affections Of our peo>
pie.
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Make ECvsg Orders for
winter Ng5el Row.

Buy your COAL from O. Fl. EoKFoRD
who can furnish you COAL from eithsl
the McETHyAL1o MINES, HELENA Mine,
PRATT MINES and the VIRGINIA and Ana,
BANA MINES on the Georgia Pacific Road
These mines have reputation of turn
ing ont tho best OF COAL, for botl
CRATE and STEAM purposes. His
prices are as Low as the LOWEST. Gall
on him before buying. june Him.
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Fhe. Aberdeen Tnmneries

VIM f. Johnson & Co., the great
Boston leather dealers, in sending q
report of sales 70 our enterprising
fellow citizen, Mr.. John Newman
proprietor Of the City Tannery, con-
clude their letter as follows:
THE leather market is very quiet
at present and in some line prices are
considerably lower. In Southern
leather there is something doing, but
prices are favoring buyers Your
Tanning is so we'll liked here, that it
will sell on arrival at top.market
prices"
The above commondation from the
leading American firm in the leather
trade is well worth earning aud ge>
ceiving.
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Wore zsea,n ENGINES.

On Wednesday Messrs. Adams .
Ketchum, Of the Corinth, Miss
Foundry, sold Mr. S. II. Berg, O.
our city IN engine Of twenty fyr
horse power to run the brick machine
that he has Just ordered from Mich,
lgan. This new power is addition.
TO tho immense engine that now ru4a
his saw and planning mills.
On the same day this firm sold O
twelve horse power engine and srist
mill and cotton gin outfit to Mr.
Greene Flynt, Of the Groenbrior
neighborhood Of our county, They
also sold Twelve horse powor engine
to r. G.Porkins,of Ttawamba county.
Our county is rapidly filing 70
with steam engines, and it vii. not
be long before every plantation OF
any considerable size will have one,
and the beauty Of it is that they arc
almost al of them built in Mississippi.
By the way, Messra Adams 6
Ketchum have promised TO have @
splendid exhibit Of their engines and
other machinery at the Now Orleans
Exposition.
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Under she soil OF Etawsnea.

Rev. ST. Clair Lawrence,of Fulton,
brought US on Saturday from TIA
wanda county the finest specimens
of Ignite that we ever saw. In fact
it is 80 clear of sulphur and compact
in appearance that it would be taken
for coal Of excellent quality by most
persons. He tells us that it abounda
in great quantities in that county.
He also assures US that iron and lead
ores exist in Itawamba in great
abundance.
Now the members of the Board Of
Supervisors of Itawamba county will
not be faithful guardians of the ins
terests of their constituents if they
dc not at their first meeting make
such an appropriation as will assure
the exploration Of these mineral de.
posits and the exhibition Of the great
geological resources of that county
o. the New Orleans Exposition this
winter. Such another opportunity
to advertise and build up the county
viii never again occur, and while the
Slate Commissioner is willing to do
all in his power in this behalf he
needs the aid of the local authoritia',
and is ready to second all Of their
well directed efforts, Our Itawamba
friends can feel assured that if they
are able to show mines Of lead or
iron within their bounds, in addition
to the kaoline and valuable clays
they are known to possess, they will
soon bave q railroad built through
their county without local aid,
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April 30.-tt,
Thc ladies Department.

Mrs. FANNIE O. WnLIs,of the CONS
mittoc appointed to collect specis
men E of,Needle Y ork and Embroid.
cry for the Mississippi Department Of
the New Orleans Exposition, re-
quests us to say to those ladies who
have completed works for exhibition
and who wish to deposit them for
safe keeping, at an early day, that
Mrs. B. Il. Howard, of Aberdeen, has
kindly consented to take charge of
them for ner.
Mrs. Willis has had wonderful
success in the territory to which she
has devoted her attention, and ins
forms us that the exhibit from this
portion Of the State will be highly
creditahle to our people, and com.
pare fayorably with that from any
portion OF the country.
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The material is being delivered for
the immediate construction Of the
Masonic Temple, and we suppose The
work will commence about the 18th
inst. as the contract requires the
building to be completed by early
fell. The corner store room in this
building was rented on Friday las ,
in advance Of putting a single brick
in place, to Mr. Morenski, OF St.
Louis, for dry goods store. This
will be the only dry goods house on
the north side of Commerce street.
At present there is not single ms
occupied business house IN Aberdeen,
and the new ones arc AWAY rented
in advance Of completion.
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New Orleans Repetition

The us. Commissioners for the State
Of Mississippi to the New Orleans Expo
s-tiou, respectfully announce the follow
ing Committees of Ladies who it is hop
cd and believed will interest them selvea
il procuring exhibits and encouraging
their preparation, for the Mississippi
Department. all works of the pencil
3rayou, brush, sculptor's ehisel, etc,
should be sent to Airs. II. L. Money al
Wiuona, during the month Of October,
and by the goth Of that month If posi-
bic; and specimens Of needle work and
embroidery to MIS- II. L. Muidrow, at
SalAYille, during the same mouth.
1t is important that these cOutribI>
lions should be massod as suggeated at
certain points III order that proper care
may be given 60 their shipment, su. re-
pti0L i'll New Orieaus;gnd also in ogt'lc
. enable tho State Com missioner TO
make proper arrangements for putting
than IL place in the Exposition ballIug.
The Committees are as follows.
COMMITTEE TO COLLECT WORKS OF ART.
Mrs q D Money, Wuona
4Ea. JEFFERSON Davis. Bgluvior
Mrs. KATE g. Minor Nateuez.
MIS- 4 NJ killlau, Clinton
Ig- A e. Peytpn iiaEigbuTsr
Aiss saliie Anderson. West Point
Ar-. Juo il 5trulgs. Columbus
Mrs. " II Hardy, Meridian
Mrs j " stone, Iuka
FT...IryF.vr,s.t
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FOB SALE.

The west half OF the Block on which
Mr., Charles Moselle'a residence former
" stood, on Meridian street in Aber-
deem. is offered for sale on reasonable
terms. Apply TO
W. J. WEBB, ST..
May 23rd--lm.
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Buy your CTGARS at the News stand.
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IT is not easy for thing to pre-
serve the status of novelty nova
days: We have had our city lit up
by the electric lights for hardly a
week, and yet itseems as though they
had blazed above Commerce Street,
always.
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Fresh lad pune Sweet Milk ,= cheaper
th0n moals and more healthy Give me
your orders and it will be delivered iron
my milk carr 10 any part Of the CITY
Price low. }. w, WILSON.
iSept, 2l.tf.
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RAN&EN,9 N0TsNE.

The Books Of the Coroner md Ranger
can be found ut the Office Of Murphy
& Walker, in Aberdeen, for the conven-
fence of parties desiring to examine
them. j, II. LAMBETH,
june 2W Goroaer ana Hanger
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----BE5I OIL KNOWN
II Tho business lol The same OF leas
money,
(m'h20f) SHE'LL & 90.
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SOME idea Of the immense demand
for building material in this city can
be formed when we say that not
withstanding the fact that all of our
country saw mills are actively en-
gagged, and Borg's city mills are
running to iall capacity day and
night, he was obliged to order 10000
feet of lumber on Wednesday from
the mills down the road to help him
out on his spring and summer con-
tracts.
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TIE Commencement Exercises of
tho Aberdeen Female College teru4-
mated On Friday evening Essays
we're read by the young ladies Of the
Graduating Class which consisted Of
Misses Annie West, Pauline King,
Minnie Henwood, 1fary Dudley
Sykes, Mary Troup and Mary Lou
Greene. These efforts were of UNI
usual excellence, and were received
with applause by the large assembly.
The audience was enterta!aed il the
intervals between essays, with vocal
and instrumental music.
The Baooalaureato Address was
delivered by Prof. J. 5. Long, and
vas learned, ornate, appropriate
nod beautiful effort.
The exercises concluded with the
comforting Of diplomas by Capt T..
B. Sykes, President Of the Board Of
Trustees, in his usual graceful style.
In concluding our report Of the
Commencement Exercises Of this old
and honored institution, we but echo
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The lnrcest Stool, o.

-TOROHCN, POMPADOUR,---
And other novelties in Laces, that has
ever been shown in this market, and at
far lower prices,
(m26tf). STERN BROS.
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VIZ had the pleasure Of visit on
Friday from Rev st. Clair Lawrence
Of the Fulton Itawambiau, who gives
a glowing report of The condition Of
the crops in Itawamba county The
oats are the finest that have been
seen Tor years; the corn is excellent;
the wheat fully up to the usaa. ayer~
age and the cotton looking we'll
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-06-12

Pr Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
Vanilla, Lemon, Orange. Rose, Neota-
riue, Almond, etC.--for ilavoTing, Ioe
Cream, Cakes and Pastry BY new
process, mr. FriUC extracts from the true
elect Fruits and Anomalies each char
aoterisic flavor and produces iiaVorings
Of raIe eXceiieuce--of gceaJ strength
and perfect puIiy
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Warehouse Notice.

Bids will be received until JUNE 10,
1884, for manager OF Fire>Proof Ware
house for the ensuing season from
September LIST, 1854, to September lst,
1856. Che Directors reserve the right
to reject any 81 all bids.
GeAtd.) III. ECKFORD, Seo'y.
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If you want the best and cheapest
COFFEE, SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs
60 to-
(rn80 2wJ. @. A. HENLEY'S.
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Remember the General Passenger
Agent of the Mobile q Ohio Railroad
has agreed to carry visitors to the
A. g. NJ. College Commencement at
two cents per mile,going and returns
ing. Sale of tickets viii commence
June 14th and continue until 10Th,
inclusive, and are good until the 2lst.
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USE TIE PERFECTION SAFETY
con OH.

There is no coal oil il the state to ocn.
pare with it; there is no KNsl2i5 OIL in
The town. Not one single gallon of Kins-
low oil has been sod iu this piaea in
twelve months or more Tho highest
test oil on sale heretofore, lie $50 test
The PERFECTION OIL is
-176 FIRE TESI----
IT'S safer and purcr than any other oil,
and just as cheap in price as the cheap,
est Oil in The markets,
DON'T fail TO ivy it; pour out your old
oil, put in new wick, and give 1t fair
test. For sale only at
! ". ECKFORDS,
(m'ch2e) phmuiy Ding Store
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~ Go TO-
&C. a, HENLEY'S,
II You WANT TEE E1NEsT
(m30>2TI SUGAR DEIPS


TuG State Exposition Commission
or is il receipt Of letters by every
mail calling his attention TO what the
writer's regard rs important deposits
Of marls, green sands, fossils, etc,
These parties will consult THEN own
best interests as well as those Of the
State by sending spooimens-ireight
prepaid--to DR. Spillman, at the A
& VI. College, VINO will classify them
and place them Oh exhibition in the
Mississippi Department of the New
Orleans Exposition, if they possess
merit.
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| viii dohver pure, fresh sweet Milk
At any residence in tho CITY, twice oaos
day, 20 those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices ], W WILSON,
Sept. 4i-U.
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S. A. JONAS, I US Com
a B. HUGr miss.oroe
April GJh' If
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ggS-Just received an elegant line Of
MEMS, BOYS AND Oh ILDRnN'S
--CLOThlNG.---
Call and see them, and you will be sule
to buy. They are at
tm26tf.) STERN BR0B.
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Cheapest TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in town, at
'm3D-sw. g, A HENLEY'S
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NARBLED-- At the residence of the
groom, ca May 21st 1851. by Key. ]. II.
Odan, Sir JonS N. Yousa 10 Miss SUSAN
STAFFORD, aii OF tins county.
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.lHnnb & %. r1nkn the hest

CONDITION POWDER
In the market, and sell il for She low
price Of I'll FEELN GENTS # package,
Good for Horses, Cattle, QbiaA6ns, Ffo.
tm'hz0). SHE'LL & 90,
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/ have this Day sold ~ GH-al Shop
Instruments, GOODWILL etc. 60 IuaEas
Cox md &oAEo STREET, who viii a-u>
time he bnsiaeaa at Gle Old na3 I
viii remain vi5h them sl- la sla3 10
servo ny old customers. and ogagsaL
for my Successors the patrolaga hsro-o>
fore extended to rae. The saon is
furnished in the best ety!s a1d work IS
always satisfactorily done.
Respectfully,
TAYLOR GOODWIN.
June lst, 1884.
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Any one wishing to engage in the
newspaper business in mississippi can
bear OF an excellent opportunity by ade
dressing the Publishers Of the Examiner,
The paper offered fol sale has paying
advertising patronage and large sub
scription list. II is situated in one Of
the healthiest and MOST prosperous
towns in the State, and is good invest
ment for any who desires TO engage in
such business,
2. SIT ia NOT the ESAMNEE that is
for sale. June 4--tf.
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Hon. S. J. Randall, Of Pcansyl
wanna will accept our thanks for q
copy Of bis late speech on the tariff
question
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10y q, ls5A-lm.
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For clean and easy SHAVE, % tc
JOHN NalsOE. lis "Sea-Foam. or Dry
Shampoo which he gives to every Gus
toner free Of charge, is worth the money.
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BARRIERS NOTICE.

}, W. MAYNARD, Sec r.
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HEAEE. Y1EsUAE.

NoRTHERN MAIL Arrives at o45i p. M
IN Closes at Ii. m
CoUTHERN NAIL arrives at 1915 a m. and
- closes at 4 p, N,
GOTTON GIN AND SMITHVILLE MAIL
" Arrives ut u m. GU Mondays, wednesday :
and Fridays, and departs al | y m, sam e
days.
A BERDEEN AN d HAMILTON, ALABAMA
N mail. leaves at G a. m. Mondays, Wed
nesdays ami Fridays, and returns at p III
same days.
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Dsi~BhRUEb5 OF PICKLE AT
(m20,ovl G.. 4. NENLEY'S.
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1A2.a&A>DNH G5&Els
Soa by SHE'LL 500. has no equal for
SAFETY tra5 Explosion on Bnijianey Of
fame, and they guarantee prices as low
rs any hIGB IE8- ARTJCbR oAv BE SOLD
in Aberdeen. no matter what the price
mir be. Therefore 90 not be induced
10 buy IN oil without reputation, when
ycu can get the
-BESp OIL KNOWN
II Tho business 70. The same or less
money,
(m'h2Otf) SHE'LL & 90.
The city authorities are doing
tome good work on th3 streets, We
understand tbat It is the d9jormins.
lion Of the present administration
to do more more street work in the
next twelve months than has 5goo
done IL the last i've yaara,
-------.----.s, sia- ..zs..------>-.
8aElL . COMPANY oap q full
'-e'O.> q
80 = ~ a 1 ~ I =, ')-A4r2,
4 5a5nass, "a ssrs ' tGa vel. 5ss.at ,1G
reputation Of selling .bam 40 Sac most
reasonable PJgsa. aud src always hank,
d tor the patronage they receive, gu
----'' 7l-----
VIZ aEa Glad 10 lla.0 n0r ogr
esteemed eo.eup9rary the El,igUIje
Eagle, that .aa people Of dat entsra
orising town ere making ample pro.
7,siyo in The wa. al sjado trees and
passing S'llo' l""7 ZOE 'Aell pIoteo
ai0n.
---------.., o..
Buy vour CTCARS at the News Stand,
-------------.s,-..,.--.---------.
E handsome assortment #
-HO6IERY, -
A, l e.l1EsHoly Io"iEf2 2.5;,, At n,,,,o
--------,., -
Hon. s. T. Randall Of pa,Dsv.1.
81,
wanna VIII acoeP' our VLi"AAs lot 81
cUpy Of bis late sueech on the tariff
4'oa'-o-'
m =
I he me incest a., "nH t- iLes4ess VAHoIE@
-----------.--..,,,,,.-...----.-------
rapidly with the work on the depot
building of tho Canton, Aberdeen
and Nashville railroad
rros1 md ms s. -1-7---- c,.......
ahan moats anl more bol,by. Give Inc
yonS o % o o' II VIII DC a9t OF N 1
Price low. j. ". W1soE.
lSop'' 2l-tf.
WE notica6 nine ,yorons l,o3.l
with lumber and SHINGLES. on r5a
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We noticed nine wagons loaded
with lumber ana shingles, on tie
street at one time Thursday.
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Try a GOLD TIP CIGAR az t3sa New.
Stand Nv,
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NARA FULL AND COMPLETE AS
.SORTMENT OF FISHING TACKLE
JUST RECEIVED BY
(m'h20). SHELL & co.
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aLr S. Il, Borg is progressing
rapidly with the work on the depot
building Of tho Canton, Aberdeen
and Nashville railroad
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-05
THE CEUR WALEXE THIEVES
Evidence Against Them Accommodating
Here.

Sheriff Furey has received word
from Crur d'Alene that the horses
taken from Wilson and Black several
days ago were stolen from parties
there At the time Wilson was ar.
rested the Sheriff had description OF
but one Of the animals, but held the
Others Oh suspicion, being confident
they were stolen, and that inquiries
would soon be made for them. How
far he was from the mark may be seen.
Yesterday he received description Of
the other animals which are held Nv
hia', and this morning letter arrived
from Ceur d'Alene, describing two Of
the saddles so clearly that there is no
doubt left as to their being the ones
stolen with the horses.
Wilson, who is still in Jail awaiting
developments, at first claimed that
one of the saddles was borrowed from
Jack Enright, and that one Of the
horses was purchased from him. He
now denies that he had any interest ir
the property, or even helped to dis
pose OF it, and that he was only travel
ing with Black. The festive Black
whose name is a negative of his pas
deeds, has not been heard from as yet
The Sheriff has dispatched to Cuu
d'Alene for warrant for the arrest o
Wilson, which will DC a great savin!
of expense to Alturas county, and h
will probably not have hearing unit
it arrives.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-05
Advice 10 Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest bv sick child
and crying with pain Of cut.
ting teeth ? If SO, send ut once and
get a bottle Of Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
TEErHlNG. Its value Is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake aho 1t it. 1t
cures dysentery and diarrhpa, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, ,oftens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and en-
erpv to the whole system. Mrs. WIN.
Slows SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
pHEN TEErHING is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription OF one o.
the eldest and best female nurses anC
physicians in the United States, ane
is for sale by all druggists throughout
the world. q cts. q bottle. iel2dwl'
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Winters and l3eIell ExOllpratpd.

Josh Winters and Allen Bedell,
brought in from Camas Prairie on
suspicion of being connected with the
Morris murder, were discharged this
afternoon, and entirely exonerated.
They are workingmen, of steady habits,
settled on Camas Prairie, and how
such charge could have been made
against them is past comprehension
The complaining witness could not
he found to. day, ard Judge Parsons
liberated Winters and Bedell as soon
as he heard their statement.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-05
A Burglary in Bellevue.

Coffin Bros store at Bellevue was
burglarized last night of rifle and
double barreled shotgun. The articles
stood temptingly near the show-win-
dow, and the burglars broke hole in
the glass large enough to admit the
hand, and helped themselves. 1t is
not known positively whether any
thing else was taken, but nothing
more has been missed. The hole was
broken with piece OF coke.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-05
Something Every Lady Wants.

E. A. White has Just received a
stock of Improved Novelty Gliding
Tables, which he is just giving away
for $3.50, spot cash. His order was
duplicated by mistake. so that he is
compelled to sell at cost, for account
OF the manufacturers.
These little tables are rapidly COM
ing into favor. They are just the
thing for the sick-room, the sewing
room, picnics, gardens, card. parties
ETC.. as they can be put out OF the way
when not wanted.
Remember the price: only. $3.50.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-05
$3,l27.S12.61.
That Is the Valuation Of Property In
AltMras County for Assessment Pur.

pUSCSs
The assessment roll of Alturas
county for the current year has been
footed up. The total value of per-
sonal aud real property in the county
for assessment purposes, is IS,
Sl2.61, and the taxes levied on this
property amount to sS7,5S7.75. This
is an increase Of nearly half a million
in taxable property overl last year, and
of over $1,000 in the revenue. When
it is borne in mind that this has been
a dull year, and that the value of real
property has decreased, rather than
increased, it will be admitted that this
sho wing reflects great credit upon the
Assessor and his deputies.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-05
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