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THE scholars of the High school

THE scholars of the High school
interested in the project are practic-
ing for their entertainment, to be
given in Feller's Hall June the 9th.
The program to be presented on the
occasion, will be very interesting
and worthy of liberal patronage, but
the object in view by these scholars
should meet with encouragement
outside of that. DR.. Arnold, feel
ing an interest in the youth of our
town, has volunteered his services.
The pr ~ceeds will be applied to pro-
curing telescope for the tower of
the new school building.
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WE have received an invitation to
be present at the commencement ex-
ercises Of Randolph Macon College,
Ashland, Va, through the courtesy
of our young friend Adrian G. Ma
denbousch, who will be one of the
orators on that occasion, represent
ing the Washington Literary Society,
one of the societies of the college.
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A NARROW escape was made from
a serious wrec-- last Wednesday, a
short distance above the Wy" north
of town, on the b. and o. road. A
freight train was pulling into a
switch when No. ] passenger train
east, came along and side.wiped the
freight. The engineer and fireman
of the passenger engine, seeing the
danger imminent after doing what
they could to stop the train, jumped
loft. Fortunately the damage done
was slight, and no one was injured.
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REAPING CONTEST. -On account
of the heavy rain the contest, or
rather practical exhibition of reap
ers and mowers, did not take place
at the farm of Mr.. John E. Boyd,
until Friday afternoon. Quite a fine
lot Of machinery was present. The
INDEPENDENT was represented, but
the trial occurred too late for this
issue.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


LEARNERS will save money BY calling
10 At Tuscarora Agricultural Works,
Martinsburg, w. Va; Or on James W !.
Noll, on Tuscarora grade, and examine
the FARMERS OSBORNE THYME
BINDER, REAPER AND MOVING
MACHINE. X has NJ the improvements
and 10 the only binder having Truck
under y that will PASS THROUGH a
SIX FOOT GATE. It il the simplest
and most easily managed Of any machine
On the market. Gone and sell.
my24 I'm. JOHN FITz
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GENTLEMEN s SUITS, all colors,
" shapes and kinds. Youths suits
in straight and Cutaway. Sacks and
walking coats-new, nobby and stylish.
Boys play, school and dress clothing,
In plain and handsome designs. Chill
drens' garments, unequaled anywhere
for style and artistic taste.
Respectfully,
d. WE'LL, Bakers Boilding.
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GETTINGER &HOKE have receive
NJ cd their Spring stock Of Boots.
Shoes. Hats, Caps and trunks, and IL il
one Of the most complete yer brought
to this place. They ask call from
every. one in want. feeling satisfied
that they can 10 better for them. both
as TO quality and price, than any 9TH
or house In town. They have quite 1
plumber Of job lots and remnants ia
both shoes and hats. They are de-
terminec to close on, without regard
to cost. 81 : 81 az
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SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1884.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT - DEATH
OF THOMAS LARGENT.--On Tues
day the first section of No. 4 west,
near Okonoko, while running at a
high rate of speed, in passing
freight train coming east, the engine
was struck by piece Of lumber pro-
jecting from a loaded car, knocking
off the side of the house and doing
other damage. The fireman, Mr..
Thomas M. Largent was struck on
the head, receiving severe injuries.
The engineer Mr.. VIM. Blackwell,
as soon as possible, stopped his train,
and the fireman was placed in the
caboose in charge of the conductor
and taken to Cumberland, where he
received surgical attention and was
brought here Tudsiay evening. He
had been unconscious from the time
he had been struck, and upon exam
ination by Drs. Myers and Snodgrass,
the case was found to be hopeless,
and Mr.. Largent died Wednesday
morning, from compression Of
the brain from extravusation of
blood. He was buried Thursday
from the residence of his sister, Mrs.
James Larkins, the Masonic fratern
ity having the body in charge. The
funeral was attended by Palestine
Commandery knights Templar, in
full. uniform, and Equality Lodge,
both Of which he was a member, a
number Of visiting Masons, the Mar
tinsburg City Band, he being con-
tributing member of that organiza-
ton, and large concourse Of citi-
zens. The floral offerings, consisting
of Masonic emblems, wreaths, crosses,
etc., were very beautiful and numer-
Gus. A broken column, offered by
members of Robert White Lodge
was touching and q At tribute to
his memory.
AoIH LdIsonI was d Qultt duu uu-
obtrusive young man, yet genial
and clever, being well-known and
popular with all classes. He never
made an acquaintance but what he
made friend, and with those with
whom he was most intimate his
friendship stood the test of time. He
was a faithful employe Of the B. and
O. road, and his engineer, after six
years. service with him said, che
was ever ready and willing for duty,
and square to tho dot" His death
was sad aud expressions of sympathy
at his untimely end were universal.
He was about 33 years of age.
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Bargainsy Bargains

EOR the next thirty days, in order to
IL make room for new stock, we
will clear out at less than one-half of
former prices, our VIII ole line of Gents
Furnishing Goods, such as neckwear,
suspenders, hosiery, fine white shirts,
fancy percsl shirts, flei and gauze un-
derwear, hats, trunks. etc. Now is the
best chance for you to supply yourself
at the Baltimore Clothing House. 2
doors south ofthe Everett House
Taos. KRAFT, Salesman.
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0ur Childrens's Departm ent leads
~ them all. The Styles are lovely
beyond description. They are repre-
sented everywhere and are very much
admired for their striking lovelinsss. -
d. WE'LL Bakers Building MARITIME
burg. w. Va.
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nUR all-color serge suits. from
" $3.50 to $40, the best in Martins.
burg. The coolest for warm weather.
seersucker coats and vests, crepe suits,
alapaca coats and white vests--at low
or prices than ever before heard OF. Do
not fail to see them ut the Baltimore
Clothing House, 2 doors south of the
Everett House.
Glad to have you call, whether you
buy or not.
THOS. KRAFT, Salesman.
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THE laying If the corner stone Of
the Presbyterian chapel at Shenan-
doah Junction last Tuesday, was at
tended by a large crowd, and the
ceremonies were very imposing. The
stone was laid under the auspices Of
the Masonic fraternity.
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Voung Mems Department We be
Il iieve 10 good luck It has been
our very good fortune this year to re-
lect such elegant Patterns, that it re-
quires no ex. ftions atall to sell them.
They impress the buyt with their
chasts and rich character upon first
sight, and they are the gu ltess ence of
of beauty. y. WE'LL, Bakers Build
ing, Martin burg, w. Va
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TT YOU WANT to see big crowd
Il 20 TO the crowded st.re Of 9. p.
HERRING q cos.
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twill be 70 your advantage to call
- soon, before the rush IL too great
and the incest designs are picked over
a handsome Souvenir with cverv
Boys Suit. D. WE'LL, Bakers Build
ing, Martinsburg, w. Va.
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WE call attention to the list of
special premiums, published in an
other column. The premiums are
offered in addition to those of the
Valley Agricultural Association.
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NALL at J. s. TKAMMELL'S and
~ examine his stock and prices, and
you will not want 10 20 iurthfr.
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CAPT COLsToN has put a water
motor in his printing Office and the
Statesman issue this week was print
ed by that power.
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M L. JONES Spring trade is OPEN
w Ing with q boom. The nun beers wbo
come to buy Of him are conclusive proof
ofthe superiority OF his goods and III.
confidence they put In his method Of do.
ing business.
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a LARGE lot Of Gents Dress Hats
"A very cheap. direct from the man.
ufacture, for sale By
II. N. DEATRICK.
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Tooth Brushes.

AEcents each--t BOWMAN'S drug
store.
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Save Time.

DEMEMBER, If You 20 to j. S
In TRANMELLS. y.u can save
time, because you will not have To run
arou nd to different places to find wha
you want. There il IL all under one
roof--a con- plete assortment Of every
thing.
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a FULL and complete line of Drug
IA gist's Sundrits and Fancy Goods,
at BOWMAN'S Drug Stor
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HHANKFUL for at least share Of
u the Drug trade of Martinsburg
and the country friends, / am, yours
truly, G. w. BOWMAN,
Druggist.
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A RE you gentleman and need fine
IN watch charm ? which is ''ail the
rage" in the cities, call on w. l.. JONES.
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n FULL LINE of MIS-.
Uses, AND CHILDREN'S, FINE
SHOES Of the celebrated Carlisle make.
Just received, and for sale only BY ii
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EyIGHT HUNDRED Straw Hats
IL jusi from Auction, to be closed out
at once s cts, 10 cts ID cts sc at
q. p. HEBRINGS.
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nON'TFORGET. The only plae q Is
IL get the celebrated Carlisle shoe Ia
at Ii. N. DEATRICk'S.
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GPRING boots, shoes, hats and trunks
~ coming In all the time at GETTlN
GER h HOkE'S. at prices that cas- not be
duplicated by any other house.
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M Y OWN MAKE and warranted
AVA perfectly pure in every respect.
l will not sell mean article If / know
il. @. w. BOWMAN, Druggist.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
HAIR Br vaslles.

IT 0ONEN'S solid back French Hair
- Brushes from 81 TO So. Every
brush warranted perfect. Hair brushes
of other makes, ranging from 10 cents
to So each at BOWMAN'S Drug
Store. in IA St.
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10 AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS.
sut small Capital Required

Call on T.. G. HUNTER, who has
opened q Photographic copying house
In connection with photographs, where
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HeayY DeOline,

EkSEYS down to $l.5O in all col
u ors, with cuffs, at
q. p. HERRrNas,
Cor. Queen and Martin Sit.
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Blue ErOnt-Blue Front.
Straw Hats, Straw Hats,
Lowest Prices, Lowest Prices.
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Drugs and Nfetlicin es

DURE and fresh drugs and all the
il new preparations on hand. Farm
er's receipts and De ctor's prescriptions
dispensed intelllgently at @. w.
BOWMAN, 16 North Queen Street.
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EXCELLENT PORTRAITs.-We
have received from Messrs. Hough-
ton, Miffiin & Co., Publishers, finely
executed portraits Of Emerson, Bry-
ant, Whittier, Lowell, Hawthorne,
Holmes and Longfellow. They are
known as the Seven Atlantic For
traits, and the set is sold for seven
dollars. They are splendid compan :
ions for either library or sitting
room, and desirable in every house
hold. Portraits of these writer's and
authors and copies of their works to
read and quote from and to converse
about, are useful to the cid and mid
die aged and instructive and educat-
ing to the young.
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4 II must wear Clothes, and there
IA fore it is matter Of great impor-
lance where to buy neat and stylish
Spring OoutRt. We carry the largest
ana best made stock of Clothing for
Men, Boys and Children ever offered,
at moderate prices ID. WE'LL, Bak-
er's Building, Msrtinsburg. w. Va.
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THK BET LINE OF SUMMER
- HATS FOR MEMS AND BOYS
WEAR, consisting Of Manila, Maci !.
nav, straw and Malagas. for sale very
cheap at SO Queen St
H. N. DEATRII K.
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Great Bargains.

Great Bargains.
A FEW OF BURT 4 COUSINS
"A CELEBRATED DIES
SHOES LEFT, which will ba closed
out at q reduction of % to 33 per cent,
by GETTINGER s. HOKE.
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LWAYS PURE, and fresh syrups
"A at BOWHAN'S Drug Store. l6
North Queen street.
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lust Received from the manu- :
- facturer--cheapes, to the best.
BOWMAN'S DRUG STORE.
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A ZIG CRASH IN SHOES.
"A 1000 Pairs bought uader the
Hammer, ard must be closed out in 80
days, at g. p. HkRRING'S,
Cor. QUEEN and Martin SITS.
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Great Crash

Great Crash.
DARASOLSs MUST be closed out at
i once. Come If you want bargain.
G. p. HERRING,
Corner Queen and Martin SITS.
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D EST and finest line of infants shoes
- in town at n. N. DEATRICK,S.
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THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST and
- most complete stock Of men'f.
boys end child.el.'s Summer HAS ever
brought to Martinsburg. a. GET
FINGER q HOKE'S.
Examir them before buyinQ
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Martinsburg Wooden Mills.
DARTlES having wool to be MANI.
- featured, can leave the raw mater .
lal At the store Of Joseph n. Shaffer.
Continental hotel building, Martins.
burg, and 1t will be called for and man !.
ufactured and returned to the same
place, with bill for collection.
myM I'm VIM. CALVIN.
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HIuo FrOnt-Blue Front.
Ladies Slippers, Ladies Slippers.
Job Lots, Job Lots.
Reduced from 81 as 10 % cts.
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IN THE MUD. Having business
in Lebanon, Pa, we took the train
on the g. V. r. r., on Wednesday
morning last, expecting one of the
usual comfortable and quiet trips
to Harrisburg. 1t was all right un-
til about one mile above MELVILLE,
we struck the washout, occasioned
by the storm of the previous night.
But being able-bodied and big-foot-
ed, we took our chances along the
track and made and fianked the large
gaps, where the torrent had spent
its force, though we carried away
with US considerable Pennsylvania
soil, that had been tramped into a
lob Jolly condition, by the tramping
feet Of at least 200 workmen. The
ladies and the baggage and mails
were transferred by carriages and
wagons. One of the busiest of the ap-
partitions on the ground was tall,
well-mademan, foremost and fear
less Of the mud, moving energet-
ically in the effort to repair the
disaster, who, when we got close
enough to scan his face, we
found was General Boyd, Super
intendent Of the road. A force was
kept at work the entire night, by the
aid of electric lights, and by noon of
Thursday, trains were running over
the tracks. Of course permanent
structures will be erected hereafter.
The Tuesday night express from
Harrisburg, in charge of conductor
Tabb Snodgrass, was saved from de-
struction by farmer who discover
ed the upper wash-out, mounted his
horse and with lantern and armful
of straw, rode up the railroad track
and gave the warning. Thus only
the expense and not the life account
was increased.
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Blue FrOnt--RluC Front.
Shoes Shoes, Shoes,
Job Lots, Job Lots, Job Lots.
Half Price, Halt Price.
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Harvest Whiskey.

JUST RECEIVED, Eve barrels Of Ken
- lucky Whiskey for harvest use. FAR
mers before purchasing will please call
and sample. r. 4. COOPER,
Opposite Independent Office.
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oMMUNICA TTOES AND ALL MATTERS OF 10
CAL INTEREST ARE CORDIALLY TEVL-
TED TO THESE COL UMNS.
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NEWS.

THE "INDRPENDEHT.. HAS A CIRCULA TON
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY
PAPER p PUBLISHED IN BERKE-
LEY COUNTY.
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DRESS Goods for sale cheap al
II H N. DEA1RICK'S.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-16
The Republican County Central Com.
mittee.

The Republican County Central
Committee met at the Office of Kings.
bury \ MCGOWAN, in this city, yester-
iay afternoon, and elected Fred
Myers, of Bellevue, and Hon. E. NJ.
Wilson, of Bullion, in the place of J.
u. Kelly and Art, Smith, who have
left the country. The committee con-
s'sts OF Fred. Myers (chairman), Isidor
Morris, 7. p. Caravan, A. J. Me-
Gowan secretary, Samuel Friend,
Texas Angel, Jos. Pinkham, Sol.
Newcomer, Nelson Davis, G. Clark, G.
"A. Florence, G. J. Johnston, A. S.
Senter, and - White, Of Shoshone
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A MISGUIDED YOUNG MAN.
VINO Intends to Engage in the Map Pub.
fishing EuSineSS-A Timely Warning.

l.. F. Butler, who formerly drove
HALEY and Bullion, has been to Ceur
(and owned) the stages between
d'Alene, but returned to Spokane
Falls to winter. He writes to the ed.
itor of the TINES, stating that ne is
busy on publication to be entitled
"New Cnur d'Alene," and requests
that copy of the TINES map of the
Wood River and Sawtooth region be
sent him at Spokane, with an estimate
of what they cost per 10000?
The map will be sent to Mr.. Butler;
but right here we wi h to 90 on record
as warning him against the publication.
If any map publisher has ever made
money with his maps we do not kno "
of it, and believe that unless done bv
subscription, no map publication will
pay. AS to the TINES map, it was as
perfect pub1lcatlon-sh as it
did, the topography of this whole re-
gion very accuratcly-as was ever
seen, and cheaper than any map pub.
iished heretofore. "Everybody" said
SO, and all admired it. But precious
few bought it, and after selling about
s25 worth in three months Cat rs cents
each) they were withdrawn from sale,
and given away, each new subscriber
to the WEEKLY TINES Cat only SO per
year,, getting copy. We don't
want to publish any more maps, and
strongly urge Brother Butler not to
engage in the business, unless he is
willing to work for glory alone, and
board himself besides.
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THE WATER COMPANY.
Trustees Elected Status Of the C0s,.
pahy'S Affairs.

trustees Elsctcd-Statms Of the C0a,.
pahy's Affairs.
At the meeting of stockholders il
the Alturas Water Company, held las,
Monday evening, Jos. NJ. Burkett, w
I. Riley, I. H. Brew, E. a. White,
NJ. II. Coffin, E. A. Coffin, and r obert
E. Strahorn were elected Trustees for
the ensuing year. The Trustees will
meet next Monday evening, to organ
lze by the election of officers.
The Water Company owes bal
ance OF about $4,000 for construction.
This amount is secured by IA mortgage
which will mature on the 18th of
next April. The present income of
the Company is $3.50 per month. 1t
is expected to quadruple in the next
six months.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-16
Al. Sterrett's Examination.

The examination of AL. Sterre,t or
charge of obtaining money under
iilse pretenses, was resumed before
Justice Lennon, this morning
About l O'Clock a TINES reporter
dropped IN there, and was informed
that he might remain, provided he
promised to refrain from publishing
anything which he might learn there
until the conclusion Of the examina-
uoa. Thanking the court and coun-
sci, the reporter withdrew, business
calling him elsev here.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-16
THE RISING sun MINE.
1t Is Sold to a New York Company for
Sl1,OOO and a Part Of the CAPITAL


The Rising Sun mine, Of Bullion,
has just been sold to G. d. MacLey
and other New York capitalists. The
price paid is $4,000 cash, and about
one-half of the capital stock of the
new company. The former owners of
the Rising Sun were Michael Hvuey,
who owned three ffths, and DR.. $. b.
Miller, who owned two-ff,hs. The
money to pay for the mine came YES
tcrday and the new company will be-
gin work at an early day, with DR.. S.
3. NJ Her as Manager.
The Rising Sun mine is situated in
the Bullion mineral belt, and is be-
lieved to be very promising mine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-16
LOCAL JOTrINHS.
JOTTlNGS.

Go to J. G. Fox's for ladies' an,
misses shoes.
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
of that 1875 old Hermitage whiske,
Elaine oil is positively nou-explo
sive. Collin Bros. sole agents d21
Elaine oil can't be equaled. Cofir
Bros. sole agents. d2l
The cheapest place to buy grain Of
all kinds is at |. Morris & Co. DIS
Finest imported cigars at the Mer.
chants Hotel. So
% lbs. corn meal for 81, at May,
krieg & Co.'S.
- fire test coal oil-the best in the
market-at May, Krieg & Co. 5.
Good lodgings an neat roc. us. at
Mrs. LeGran les, next door to Hal
ley Theater.
SO to 1000 Main street for fruit.
vegetables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons.
If you throw lighted lamp wick in
Elaine oil, it will be put cut as if bv
water. Coffin Bros. sell the Elaine.
Good rustic, tongued and grooveo
flooring, and all kinds of finishing
lumber, for sale by a. Adams,
ketchun. oil
ii you want to make good mince
pie, buy your raisins, currants, citron,
apples, spices, brandy and cider of |.
Morris & Co. dS
There will be meeting, in Justice
Lemmon's office, this evening, of those
DESTROYS of organizing hose company.
an! to elect foreman and a set of
officers for the proposed company.
1t was reported on the streets last
night, that a woman who is engaged
in business in this city had bitten of
a mans ear; but TINES reporter
could obtain no confirmation of the
report.
W. Fl. Ravens, the pioneer wagon
maker Of Wood River will make or
mend your wagon strong, neat. prompt
and cheap. Sleighs and :" obs" a
Speciality. Shop: North Ma n street,
HALEY. d1on
"A post-mortem examination was
made on the body of "Jocko," the
woman of the town who died at the
Miners Hospital night before last.
Her liver was greatly enlarged, and
her lntestines gave every evidence Of
Protractea dissipation.
There is crank in HALEY who saws
nat 1t is not on y possible, but easy
TO bridge the Atlantic Ocean, with
#ether suspension or cantlever
bridge. The latter would be the cas-.
lest, he says, but it would take much
longer to complete it, as a very few
s"en could wor! upon il at one time.