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DRY GOODS.
SpEcIALrrEs In WHlrE Goops.

SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY & RRorvrR
NEW IN Ola LINENS. FROM l2kc TO soc
NEW PERSIAN LAWNS. FROM 2oc TO SOC
EMBROIDERED SWISS VI SIIN> ALL PRICES
FRENCH NNsOoks AND PERC ALEs
INDIA MULLS. FROM &c. To 81
FRENCH ORG INDIES ENGLISH NAINSoOKS
ENGLISH PIQUES. MASAlIAS AND PRINCESS
LAWNS
PLAIN WHITE PURE LINEN cAMBRIcs FROM $50
To 81.
INOkY AND CREAM WHITE ALBATROSs
CLOTHS. FROM 62hc. TO 81.
CREAM WHITE AIL-WpOL TENNIS AND CRICKET
CLOTHS, RON Soc To 81 ID YARD.
IVORY AND CREAM WHITE CASHMERES
AlI-Woo. ELANNELS. FOR BATHING SUITS
A1-L-WoOL CLOTHS. FOR MOUNTAIN HABITS
LAnIEs' LINEN AND MoHAIR BUSTERS
Isle THREAD AND BLACK SILK GLOVES
NEW SILK, CHUDDA. CASHMERE AND BERLIN
SHANLS
CLOSING PRICES ON SPRING WRAPS AND
LADIES' IMPORTED JERSEYS FROM a. 50 To $40
ALl-MOOL FRENCH FABRICS FOR TRAVELLING
DIES rs u REDUIED PRICES
MANNED DOWN PRECISION INDIA AND SUMNER
Sill his. EMBROID RED PO NGEES AND ROBES
EXTRA BARGAINS" IN PRINTED PURE LINEN
LAWNS, "A 20c AND 25c
"GlilAT i.EDUCTI, Ms" IL PARASoIs
.H ChDlCE GOODS PLAIN fIoUIsH-S AND Coz
hkCl fllCkS.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Established 1870. tjyl2l Pcnna. avenue. cor 9th st.
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SUMNER C1orH1se
NOW AT HALF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE.

81 This line consisting mainly Of sEERsuCKER SUITS
SEkiE SUITS, ALPACA COATS. MOHAIR COATS
STRIPED LINEN COATS. WHITE AND STRIPED
VESTS &C, &c Take advantage Of this golden oppor-
tunity; never was offered before
All wool Mems Suits at g. reduced from s12.
SO, 800
Boys. Suits at 60 50, reduced from ST.
81 SO. SO
" $780, 9I2
Chidrens' Suits, Sailors aleo ia kets Pants
Prices put down half their actual value
g. suit, Jacket. Pants. now at $3.50.
Is? s ssSS
All made OF the very best fabrics. and styishly got
ten up.
TO- DAY
We put on counters about l. 800 pairs odd Mems
and Boys Pants which will be closed out at really half
A$3 Mems Pants nov sl.5o
A 81 $500
NJ F. E1sEMAN. 421 7rH STREET NORTHWEST
u2 Under Odd Fellows Hall
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" Inv IL This Thuyl

10 the tdltOr OF re EVENING STAR:
The fact stares ;he residents OF Capitol Hill and
East Washington in the face that all the gas-lights
IL the Capitol grounds have been cut OF with the
exception OF some eight ten. while other pub ic
PARIS and The streets and avenues have been light
ed as usual Citizens hesi,at To make the tourney
through this park on dark nights without light
What is the reason for this condition OF tningsy
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WHITE Null DarssEs. W1rH Co..
CRED EMBROIDERY REDUCED FROM ait 60 TO
~.
ING PRICE MAS e.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS At 3I0Q> q Is AND q 50 THAT CAN.
NOT BE DUPLICATED.
.AEGE STOCK OF FRENCH SATINES
WE ASE CLOSING OUR STOCK AND ARE OFFER
SILK hERNANIS AT REDUCED PRICES
INDIA PONGEES AT REDUCED PRICES
WE IRE OFFERING GOOD STYLES IN scorcu
GINGHAAS AT l5c ~ SWINE
FRENCH SAT1NES AT 25c
ABOUT HALF TAkIk VALUE w. 0~AN'N
ONE PRICE
W. y. SINISTER 4 SONS,
80 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUR
n. B.-THE REST Is THE CARApEsC ira
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The Fraudulent Naval Vouchers.

ELL MN GTVE, EAIL N CHICAGO.
Mr. Bell Mann, the Chicago druggist who IS IN
DER Indictment here for COLLISION with Daniel Car
rgan IL obtaining money by fraudulent vouchers
On the medical bureau of the Navy department
was released Oh 80 40 in Chicago Yesterday for an
PeaTance before the supreme Court OF he District
OF Columbia Chicago pr IS dispatch SAYS: At
Is SAID that the funds In question amount to over
$3UOtU'
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A Rnce Track Controversy.

4 DISPUTE EEFEEREp TO THE spirit OF THE
TINES"
Local sporting circles are somewhat agita,ed
over controversy growing out OF race at Ivy
City last Saturday. Mr. Frank Ward bet Mr. Chr
ence Hall $50 that the mare, Alice boswell,
could not run half a mile In 5. seconds In the
agreement am last Saturday Was nxed for the
trial OF speed against time II was not until f.w
minutes after that hour that everything was
ready. and then al. Ward claimed the stakes. on
the ground Oh failure TO come 10 ltIIs promptly
s:r. Hall objected and insisted upon settling the
matter by running the race. Mr.. Ward protested
NJ. NcCCr:uck and = SandersOn were appointed
timers The MAZE was started. and, according to
nraneY and Mccormick, passed under the wire In
just 81 seconds SaDdefson made rhe time 5.I
Hall claimed the money. but the stakeholder rerussI
10 py II over, and tn matter has been referred 70
the SPIRIT Of the Times Tor decision.
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E. G. DAVIS,
Jeoe CORNER MARKET SPACE AND srH STREET
GREAr D1sAppo1SrMESr.

We positively expected to building July lst
tut cannot set possession of the house door
to Us until AUGUST LIST have to wait until then--in
the meantime We have marked down every article our
immense establishment TO such prices thst Will rnaAe
them fy out quick.
LOCO pieces sEERSUCKER at 7c, reduced from l2sc
300 pieces LAWNS at sc. These all Of our
patterns. having ordered a. VI last January We
guarantee the colOrs of ever , ece.
leo pieces double-w;dth coorea WOOL BUNTING &C
15c. per yard reduced from 37sc. One case same in
Black at 2oc
GOO pieces ured, dotted and striped SWISS l2Sc
reduced from SOC
6.OCU yards lure M0HAIR CHECKS i'm different PlaidA
III l21yc- these goods cost to make 225sc.
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Condensed Locals.
Annu.ements,S &C.. Tonight.

THEATER COMIQCE--Alce Oates in 1.-The Mascot"
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDES.-Concert and inter-
eSLins performance.
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CAMPAIGN TORCHES ard lanterns at RyneaTs, AIS
fth street northwest.
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FUssEIL'S Ice CREAM
shipped anywhere out OF town
li2H NeSl York ayennp
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NJ. VILLAS Is selling cloth "RaSlans,r "Jack-
cts and Bathing suits, best styles, and this
sons goods, at mArveiousiy low prices
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To EVERY ONE who has Used Browns Iron Bit
tiers with beneficial results we viii send SCI OF
e.egant fancy cards send address at once TO
Brown Chemical Co., 10 Light street, Baltimore.
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CITY ITEMS.
To Every On,

To Every One
who has used Browns Iron Bicters with beneficial
results, We will send q set Of elegant fancy cards
send address At once - Brown Chemical Co, Is
Light St, Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-15

YESTERDAY a cOlored woman named Emma Fra
zter dropped dead Ia 'front.' OF house No. 1874 22i
street northwest
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BIC BARGAIN.
BIG BARGAIN
VIM open Thursday morning % Pieces
SEERSUcKER GINGHAM Plain and Fancy Stripes, At
81 CENTS YARD.
so Pieces FIGURED LAWNS, s CENTS
es Pieces oRaASDY LAWN yard wide. 10 CENTS.
Yard Wide INDIA LINEN. 81 cts. 10 cts. llcts l2cta
CROCHET couNTERPANEs so cents
TABLE LINENS. 10 cts. Is cts. SO cts.
TURKEY RID TABLE LINEN OIL BOILED IS eta
woRsTED DRESS GOODS, l2h centa
4&Inch NUNS YELLING, 80 cents
Childrsns HOSE, no seams Is cts
Ladies' BALBRIGGAN HOSE, no seams
Fancy stripes and Solid Colors Is cts
Gents. Colored HALF HOSE no seams q eta
OPENING NEW STYLES IN BRUSSELS AND
INGRAM CARPETS
WSON's.
63s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South Side.
Yz Near Center Market.
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CAMPAIGN TORCHES and lanterns at Ryneals, AIS
It'll street northwest
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PARTIES leaving the city for the summer are a1-
viSPd 10 leave the family silver In trunk with Ii
National safe Deposit company, corner 18th street
And New York avenue. or rent a small safe for =
nominal charge, and place bonds or other valuable
papers therein
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CHR XASDER- Pure 5-year-Old Port Wine made
from the Virginia Seeding grape; also, Just ar
lived fine lot OF London Dock Port. His Rasp-
berry and Blackberry .irc recommended by ply
sicians for summer toIupi,lntS Get II ut the
Native Wine Depot, No. 81 9TH street Nv.
PERSONS contemplating decorating their homes
with wall paper VIII md II 10 their a'lvantt se to
call upon the firm OF IL u. IitI.dtraol E Co, 1l13
+ street mort invest. where Il large assortment Of
fOrrign and domestic wall papers are constantly
Kept. from the cheapest grade u tarse suit Tor
the finest house. The stock Is composed or the
latest designs both in SIDE wall and ceiling papers,
freZeS, holdings, &c. from the best factories OF
America and England. and In style price Ind work
EaI.ship cannot be eXcelled They guarantee sat
lslactiOn. They not branch OF any house.
Please remember name and nuHber-R- W. hen
deTsOn Co., I1l3 street northwest
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THE SMALLEST FEE said TO have ever been ac-
cepted by lawyer was twelve cents. accepted from
colored boy ut the Police Court in this city.
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GEoRer SpRAssY.
5O7 SEVENTH STREET.
Two years ago we introduced system Of holding .
Bargain Sale immediately after the season
closed in the Summer and Winter and, instead
OF Closing out the balance of our Stock at an
enormous discount to the auction houses we
decided to give the public and our customers
especially. the opportunity of buying single
pair OF pants suit twice year at Q less
price than they can be made for.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
607 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite o. 8. Post Office
U The name IN White Letters on the Windows "a
ty11
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OverstOcke ed and must be sold:
an immense assortment Of travelling trunks; baby
ture viii be offered at and below cost. at R. Gold
schmids, 8l2-7th ST. n ".
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NAHiSGiOS. ~ -. "u4J ID. 1904, S-1J J. III!
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather
Stationary temperature, northerly WINS becoming
variable. For Wednesday fair weather is Indicated
Tor New England and the middle Atlantic states.
with nearly stationary temperature.
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At Francs @'Strictiy One Price,,'
corner 7th and D, genuine Percale Scarfs {nt
cr1mped calico like some merchants are palming Of
on the public Tor percale), beautiful and selec
patterns, only 48 cents per dozen. 2
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The Americas Club Cases.

THE pKJKNpANTs icQUITTID-A NEW CnARGR
The case against william 4. Bra10ard, Thomas
". Berry aid Richard Harris, OF the Americus club,
Of LOS Pennsylvania avenue, charged under the
second section Of the rambling law with permitting
gaming In Premises under their contrel, continued
rom last Tuesday, was again called tor trial In the
Police Court to-day; Assistant District Attorney
I1l0inas for the prosecution, and Nj. A. + Williams
for tue defense Nr. Thomas stated that the gov
ernuenr was unable TO produce any ADDITIONAL
proof, and the court dismissed the case
subsequently Detective Ran swore out warrant
under the FIRST section OF the gambling law with
keeping q gambling device, adapted. devised
ana designed for the purpose Of playing games OF
chance Tor money and other property.
TIE DEFENDANTS RRARRHsTRD.
After Nessra Harris, Rrainard and Berry left the
courthouse they were rearrested. by Detectives
Ran and Block and taken back int court on the
new warrant Mr.. Williams stated that this was
simply an attempt at q second prosecution ON the
BY the constitution distinction Is t ta said
the COURT ''If man Is tried for misdemsanor and
II should. upon hearing the testimony turn out TO
pe Felony, the charge Of misdemsanor would have
was then agreed that the testimony should be
heard on Thursday, and then counsel should be
given time to discuss the law in the case. Mean
while the defendants were released 500 collate
raj each
CHACSCEY held Fob THE GRAND JURY.-OScar F.
Chauncey, the young man who was arrested sew
era days ago by Detective Edelin,, and who at
cinct station, was tried In the Police Court to-day
on charge OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses The case was sent to the grand jury;
bonds, 81 600 He obtained S suit Of clothes from
MI Frederick Frtedlander and rendered In payment
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The Great sale Of Odds and Ends:
R. Goldschmid. Sl2-7th st NV, has placed on his
price, some even as low 10 per centon the Dollar
OF the original value; Odds and ENDS OF decorated
and white china ware; toys; wooden-ware; picture
frames; glassware; brackets un-wAre; shop worn
travelling trunks baskets &C.;
This sale will continue for q very short time only
as the goods have been marked down figures that
viii sell rapidly.
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s'BOssOn Variety St0re.s
705-707 Market Space.
Will sell for one week l.49 Mexican Hammocks Il
80 cents 6
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OfFICr OF TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. u. G.. July Is. 1884, a3J a m
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CHANCE FOR INyALIDS-The new medical inStt-
TUE LOT the Treatment difficult DISEASES
Ready for business al 6lS street northwest. hose
patients who have RALLIED to get reilei elsewhere
should call.
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KoCk ENoS SPRINGS ALI RIGHT AGAIS-Elcs
Enoh springs, already famous for ITS great variety
OF mineral waters and IbUnn..nI supply recent 1,
aided 10 It's iaurels IN having water spout which
nooueu the premises, Carrying away the Laundry
70 winchester and impairing tn road, but nov.
everything is in working order again. and the hote
well nigh nlled with guests
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A Strong Testimonial.

Duffy,s Malt Whisky. sold by George E
Kennedy Son., 1909 street northwest 3
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Campaign Torches and Lanterns
at RYNKAL,S. AlS It'll ST. n. W 6
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

No offer refused. Hemp.er's, optician, selling o
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To EVERY ONE who has used Browns Iron Bit
t.rs with beneficial results Will send a ser q;
=. CANT fancy cards. Send addres, at one. Ia
fro''n Chemical Co, 10 Light St, Baltimore, Nd
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POPULAR GOODS AND PRICES
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MAKKEr-At the oueeus-
Town drove yards. on the Metropolitan Branch. K.
y. X. K, three miles from the city, Lewis ID.
Means, proprietor, yesterday. IA heaG OF cattle Up
ana sold as follows: Best, 6; good, So TO So: TAR
. 70 ~; medium, ~. TO 5: Ordinary, SO 10 AZ.
lux oio sheep ana lambs on the market Old sheep
soio al 50 10 ~; limbs, AZ to 6A. cows anu
caves brought irorn s25 10 900 per At.d State OF
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
TRACY 4 FOOTE'S HOLIDAY DISPLAY
1t Even Surpasses the Previous Excel.
Ience Of the House In the Same Line.

1t Even Surpasses the Previous Excel
lence Of the House IN the Same Line.
Tracy & Foote have this year sur
passed the wcll-earned reputation of
their house for the excellence of its
displays Of holiday goods, and the re.
suit is rs complete a selection Of
choice goods Of the very latest styles
as can be seen anywhere outside Of
the large cities. Their goods include
bisque ware, majolica ware, table tiles,
ladies' aud gents fine toilet sets,
Jewel caskets, work boxes, odor cases,
albums, mirrors, ladies' shopping bags,
glove and handkerchief boxes, meers-
ehaum goods, card cases, cigar cases,
fruit plates, d.pain:ed and plain
vases, perfumery bottles and decant-
ers, fancy cups and saucers, mugs,
mustache cups, shaving sets, ETC.; also,
4 beautiful assortment Of Christmas
and New Years cards. All these
goods are the choicest III their line,
while the prices are no higher than
they are in the East.
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determined that this standard Of excel.
lc"ce in all Of his preparations shall be
maintained.
Commissioners Morrill, and Van
Schaick returned from Boise to day.
aud will probably await the official
copy Of Judge Brod-rick's order be.
fore completing the canvass of votes
cast at the last election.
Preparations are making for a
christmas tree festival for the children
of the Union Sunday School, and Mrs.
Ensign is exercising a class of eight
youngsters in vocal music for the oc-
casion. She has quite task on her
hands.
Mr.. Brashear, teacher Of the Ket.
chum public school, who was recently
discharged for finding fault with the
Trustees for neglectiug their du.
ties, has opened free private
school in Smeltcrtown, with over so
pupils on the roll.
County Recorder and Auditor Fox
is still in Boise, but expected here in
about week, when he will put the
Office and accounts in shape for his
successor. 1t is presumed that he
will then return to Boise, as he has
been elected sergeant-a at arms of the
Council.
District Attorney Bruncr arrived
this morning from Boise, where he
went to argue the mandamus in the
election case. He states that he con-
cluded his argument shortly before
noon Yesterday, and that Judge Brod.
erick rendered his decision at 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
Lewis n. Lisle, of this city, made
an assignment yesterday, and left with
his wife for Soldier, Camas Prairie,
this morning, where he will engage in
ranching The Idaho Forwarding
Company-the heaviest creditor-ha.
attached the stock in Mr.. Lisle's store
and will endeavor to have the assign
ment set aside. The total liabilitie.
are said to be less than 81 900.
Parties who attended the dance, II
Haley Theater, last evening, state
that the hall was more comfortabl.
than they ever knew it to be. An ad
ditional stove has recently been pu
in, and other improvements made
which were generally approved
Quite large delegation was in at
tendance from Bellevue, and all pres
ent had very enjoyable time.
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest bv a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of cut.
ting teeth p: If SO, send at once and
get a bottle of MRS. WlNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDkEK
TEErHlNG. Its value Is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake abolt it. 1t
cures dysentery and diarrhoea, rega-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and en-
ergy to the whole system. Mrs. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill.
pnKx TEErHINc is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one OF
the eldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, ard
is for eale by all druggists Throughout,
tho world. rs cts. a bottle. iel2dwi '
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
LADIES' GUILD.
Oyster Supper and Dauce-Sca1e Of
Prices, Etc.

Oyster Supper and Dance-Scase OF
Prices, Etc.
Thisl( "Wednesday evening, 10th inst,
is the occasion of the oyster supper
and dance in Haley Theater, under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Guild.
Supper will he ready. commencing at
5 O'Clock. Hot coffee or tea, with
cake, sandwiches, salad, ETC., at rs
cents. Booths Fresh Select oysters
cooked to order ut 30 cents.
This arrangement will meet the
wants of q large number of persons.
Even families will find it not much
more expensive thar the regular meal
at home.
There will be no charge for Admis-
sien. All may come and go at pleas
ure. Dance ribbon, so cents.
Dancing will commence early in the
evening. Professor Delius will fur
nish the mus,c-three pieces, includ'
ing piano.
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work.,and an equal quantity is already
promised besides; 50 that it will he
kept going for the best part of the
ensuing two months, anyway. Then
it may be necessary to shut down
through the coolest weather, and re-
open As soon a. ore can be obtained
i" the spring. At present the works
turn out about 10 tons Of high grade
concentrates per day, on Nh average
but aext summer, by operating then
night and day, they can turn out 81
tons per day.
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ConstabIe's Sale.

Notice 10 hereby given that BY virtue II writ
Of execution, iasued out Of the Probate Court Of
Alturas County, Territory Of I,sho In the es1se
therein wherein George Dc Lsncey 10 plaintiff snd
have seized and levied upon al the right. TITLE
and interest said defendant had on or 1t sny time
since June =. 1854 tthe date I attached the same
by virtue OF . writ Of attachment Issued out OF
said Court in said causs) in s~d to lot eight bio
thirty two OF the town Of HALEY. T.; and thst ~
the thirteenth day Of December. 1884, At 10 O'Clock
.. Of said day. At the front door OF the Court.
house in said town 81 Hsiley. shall sell 1t puh-
lie vendus. all the right title and inteesst ssd de-
feudant had In and ~ said premises a. June Z.
1884, At any time since that date 70 the highest
bidder, 70 satisfy said sxecution and accruin&
ooets p. OLIVER.
Constable HALEY Precinct. Altarss County.
Dated NV. 10. 1854.
xisrsbu,y MCGOWAN. stt'ys for PIG. ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10

All tho Precincts to be Canvasset.
The official copy of the order made
by Judge Broderick in the mandamus
case has not been received, but it is
generally understood that the order
will require that all the precincts
thrown out shall be counted. This
will elect Commissioner Gillette and
Probate Judge Street, and make
Sheriff Furey's majority II instead Of
80, as now.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
The Copper Snlelter Shat Down.

A letter from Houston, Lost River,
states that the copper smelter had
been shut down TO-. the winter, and
the entire force employed at the fur.
mace discharged. 1t WAS hardly worth
while making such extensive prepare.
tions for three or four weeks cam.
paign, but the work OF construction
was delayed far beyond any limit 6xed
BY the parties interested.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
HALEY PUstvMce.

MAIA ARRIVE:
From the South. Oor.A From Bullion. 8 on A ~
From the North. 800" From Boton. s 90 r n
NAILS CLOSE:
h,ar the South. 80 A. n. For Bullion 6 90 n
For the North. 80 - For Bolton. = so A. u
All mails from Muldoon. Stanton. Crichtou. Sol.
dier, Corral Greek, Atlanta aud Rocky Bar arrive
and depart by rsilr adj.
OFFICE HOURS:
General Delivery and Call Boxes open from 30
A. M until $3.50 p. III. Sundays, from $50 to ~ \.
q, ana s to $50 p. III.
Money Order and Registry Department open
from q .. III. until p. III. No Money Order OF
R.nistry business transacted GU sunday.
II. BUNKHART. Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
FrOzcn Water Pipes.

Water service-pipes are still report
ed frozen all over town, and even tho
Water Company's main is believed to
have sprung a.leak about half way
between town and the reservoir. 9th
er damages are expected to the mains
before spring, as the winter promises
to be severe. Indeed, the company
expects to be out several hundred
dollars for repairs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
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