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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03
If YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY.

If you wan to be happy you must be
good.
a maxim ali right in its way;
But a far better one it understood.
Is what | have now got to say.
If you want to be happy you must be
we'll.
Whatever the station You serve in;
And of all the medicines one bears the
lead,
The good SAMARITAN NERvINE.
| once tried every sort of cure,
TO restore me to good health
And spent in vain, OF that I'm sure.
Considerable share Of wealth.
But All was vain. till a friend adv ised,
In Il manner most deSeryin'.
The medicine he most highly priced.
R~ICHMOND's SAMARITAN NERvINF.
| took his advice in one short week.
| felt no further pain
Fol doctors no longer had to seek.
For | never felt sick again.
I'm healthy and happy the whole day
long;
So if health be worth preservin'.
The constant burden of my song
l., try SAMARITAN NEKVISE.
/ will cure the young. t will heal the
old
7 will make the whole world better
At st. Joseph. Missouri, the medicine
is sold:
Drop DR.. Richmond a letter:
He'll give Won advice far better than
wealth.
He'll point out the way to preserve
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03

IA special dispatch to The Raj
cigh Visitor, dated Sept. 29th, says 3:
About one hundred disguised men
went to the Pit,sboro jail last night,
about | o'clock, and demanded the
keys from the jailor, and by threats
made him give them up and show
them the prisoners they wanted.
They took Jerry Finch and wife,
Lee Tyson and John Pattishall and
carried them to a public road cross
ing, one mile from Pittsboro, and
hung them TO a tree. The first three
were accused of the murder of the
Finch family on the night Of the 4tf
OF last July. and John Pattishal'
was accused OF the murder of the
Gunter family, ear the same place
some eighteen months ago.
The Wilmington Star ha'
completed It's eighteenth year. /
is the oldest of the North Carolin;
d9i!ics, and we have always though
it the best. Shine on, bright Sta1
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03
[From the Chicago Herald.
IT COULDN'T BE DONE.

1T doesn't seem possible"
whats that, my dear ?"
"Why, Mr.. Atkinson, the stats
%ticlsn, says that all the people i'll the
world could stand in a field ten
miles square"
"WelI, they couldn't
But, hubby, Mr.. Atkinson says
So
Il don't care if he does, You
don't suppose a woman could stand
in a crowd like that, do YOU
why not"
Because nobody could see her
clothes"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03
Who's THE BEST PHYSICIAN?

The one that does most to relieve
suffering humanity OF the thousand
and n Ills that betall them. bring.
ing JOY to sofrowino thousands, is
certainly the best OF al physicians.
Electric Bitters are daily dong this,
curing hundreds tina, have tried all
other remedies and found 10 relief.
As a Spring tonic and blood purifier
they are a perfect specific, aud Tor
liver and kidney complaints have no
equal. In the strongest sepse of the
term, they are positively the best
and cheapest physician known
DAILY Times. Sold by al drug
sists q, 80 cents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03
New York State Repu'

--1ne New Ork State EepIlD
lican Convention in session at Sara
togo, last week, nominated 1rs
Davenport for Governor, and Gen
Carr for Lieutenant Governor. The
Democratic State Convention nomi
mated David Is Hill for Governor
and Roswell +. Flower for Lieuten
ant Governor.
president Cleveland has ap
pointed Fabius Ii. Busbee to be u
5. Attorney for the Eastern District
OF North Carolina.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03
A REMARKABLE ESCAPE.

Mrs. Geo. c. Clarke, o: Port DIAL
houSie, Ontario, states that she had
been confined to her room for a long
time with that dreadful disease, Con
sumption. The doctors said she
could not escape an early grave, hu,
fortunately she began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery tor Con
SUMPTION, aud in a shout time was
completely cured. Doubling ones,
please write Mrs. Clarke, and be
convinced. Sold by All druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03
II

IL VIZ tAIN !
MANHOOD. WOMANHOOD,
An exhaustive treatise on Sexual En-
eesSes. the diseases arising from them,
and their treatment and cure : also a
brief lecture on Epilepsy and other
Nervous Diseases. showing the relation
ship existing between the Sexual and
Nervous System. By DR.. :. \. Rich
MoND. St. Joseph. Missouri. Price
Sl.5o. Fully illustrated and elegantly
bound. containing over 300 pages.
This wonderful book reveals the in
nerlnost secrets OF nature. and j., in
fact. a key Which opens the book Of
knoWlege. and pluck> leaves ii healing
from the tree II lie. II treats oI sub
jects which are OF immense yalg.. 10
every man. woman ard ch:ll il the
and. and VIII. i'll all probability, save
Years Of sickness and fortunes iii doctor
bids. Agents wanted everywhere. both
male and female. Send III once and ger
agents circular.
Is SAMARITAN NERyINE for
stle by DIR. o. HOOKER. DrugeiS..
liillsboro. y. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03
PENSIONS.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION By THE
BOARD OF INQUIRY.

BOARD OF INQUIRY.
TIE State board of inquiry, whose
duty it is 10 pass upon the validity
of pensions, &c, has decided tina,
widows whose husbands died from
natural causes or disease, and sol
liers who were otherwise disabled
by reason of wounds received, do
not come within the meaning OF the
pension act. This makes the num-
her Of pensioners allowed about
2,400, Of which abou, half are wild
ows. This will give each a pension
this year approximating Sl25O,
Had TIE other classes been allowed
there would have been 1900 pen.
eioners and they would each have
received s7.50.-Raleigh No,os ono
Obserrey, Sept. 29th.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03

Just published and tor sale by the med
zeal book dealers. or may be had direct
from the author.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03

W. S. Sloan, Chinquepin, n. c.,
says DR.. Clark's Blood and Liver
Pills take the lead over all others.
For sale by W. \. Hay es, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03
TOBACCO IS HIGHER Az
ARRTSH'S WAREHOUSE.

n. c., THIS WEEK THAN II HAS BEEN - \
LONG TIME.
Onr Manufacturers Dealers, Order BUYERS and Big Spectators are o.
the Nark4, and al GRADES If Bright Tobacco are HIGH
SMOKERS AND CUTTERS ARE OCI ON a l-ldl"
7. fact # yoar Tobacco has color you will GO home happy. II Is i'm.
po,,an, to have your Wrappers III keeping order. Most Of ~ grades Of
Tobacco sold in Durham are manufactured here except. the Wrapper, and
THE STRONGEST WRAPPER BUYERS IN THE TWO STATES
ARE ON THE DURHAM MARKET.
We are determined that n market shall get ahead of us. We have led
all other markets tor four years, and we are now doing 1t and shall con
,nue to do So. No use talking CAN PAY AS MUCH If NOT
We are obliged 10 have your Tobacco, S stand square and '""r =" -
HEADQUARTERS.
WANT MILLIONS OK POUNDS. o. 49,.
GRADES.
Have 1t in ne.ping order if possible, but wet or dry can pay as much As
anybody or any market.
Your friend,
d.. J. PARRISH:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03

A negro man named Bud McBane
outraged Mrs. Hugh Walker near
Milton, \. G., beat her with a piece
OF fence rail and afterwards shot aud
killed her, in the presence Of her
children. Her husband was at work
in a tobacco barn. The mar made
his escape.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03
STATE NEWS.

The North Carolina Baptis, State
Convention meets with the church
in ReidsvilIe, November l1tn.
The Greensboro Patriot SAYS one
third OF the territory OF the State Is
under the operation of the no-rence
law.
Charlotte Observer: From the
present outlook, the attendance OF
children at the white and colored
graded schools of this city will reach
l,5V0 this session.
Roxboro Courier: All thing con
sidered, there j. every reason why
the gray uniform e!,null be adopted
by the STATE Guard, and WE hope 1t
will be at q very early date.
The High Poial Euteryrt5e tells
OF a man IN Alexander county NJ 0
had a chicken worth a laonsani dol
lars. He found in her gizzard an
emerald whicA proved to be worth
$1,000.
Major Robert Bingham, in an ad-
dress lately delivered before the
Normal School. Wilson, n. c., sta
ted that North Carolina made no.
900 bales of cotton .hetore the war,
and $4,000, 900 pounds OF tobacco,
and in 1880 she made 100000 bales
of cotton and $4,000, 600 pounds OF
tobacco, and as much grain as before.
Pit:sboro Home We regret very
much to hear OF so many tobacco
barns being burned. Within the
past week we have learned of the
burning of five. One belonging tc
NIL. Hackney, one to John Pure
, tovrone to Wesley Goodwin, one tc
Mr.. Bowdcn and one TO Chas. Craig
!, col. In curing tobacco II cannor
guard too carefully against accident
i, Goldsboro Messenger : Judg,
Walter Clark is due the title OF th'
rapid transit Judge" Not tha
, there is undue haste or nervousness
:, about his manner Of dischargin.
j business, but because he believes il
/ and insists upon having the prope
thlng.done at the proper time. II
is courteous, with a proper amour
OF dignity, and keeps the business c
the court moving. Ii all the Judge
j would 90 likewise we think Their
would be fewer instances of Grove
81 ed dockets.
If Raleigh Visitor: There is a youn
q man in Raleigh vino is a great fish
erman. His room is filled AWAY
7 with nets, SENS, trot lines, &c. Th
young man loves to take "a drin.
too, about as we'll as he loves to IFS.
lie went home the other night, I'll
up to his throat, went to his roo
and for a few minutes was vel
quiet. One of the family peept
n. through the key hole to see what |
he was doing. Imaginge their %suri'ri.
u when they saw him setting his ~
line all over the 0 He had )
bis nets and was batting the hu"I
d on the line with worms. This is {
actual fact.
p Greenville Reflector: There is !
J.. use talking about it, we are don
ct Dragging on the HreensiI!e slI
This wayrof losing II . week
some outside fellow coming a.
taking them off, and the very pret1
est ones at that, will not do. Il
De continues long the town viii lose q
It's beanties. SO we have decd,
that the best plan is not to let II
people abroad know that the pref,
be est girls in all this broad land Ii,
right here in Greenville and III
he county. And further, the tei.o
who dares speak word to the co
trary had best engage a pair
false teeth before be faces us with
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03

In Virginia a great many Repub-
licans are declaring Tor Gen. Lee in
preference TO Wise.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-10-03

VIM. Jernigan, Belcher, Alabama,
says Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil
has recently effected the most won
deriul cure known in our country.
A neighbor bad his mule crippled
very badly by a cyclone. The foot
vas left crooked, and the mule had
to get about walking on one side OF
its foot. | advised the use of Ra-
mons Nerve and Bone Oil. He
used it, and the mules foo, is to-day
sound and we'll, and it can walk as
we'll as ever. For sale by w. A.
Hayes, Druggist.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-06-25

Ao. No ION Distribution of Powers o., report 1s
they compared the engrossed Article ana nno WV
Very respectfully
SAx'L E. HosE,
THEODORE RAkDELL,
H. H. DUNcAp,
w. F. THoMISoN,
Committee
Which was received and read. I ,
Mr. Milton Chairman of the Committee ON freAaoie AL"
Bill of Rights, made the following report
CONVENTION HALL TALLAHASSEE, FLA. JYue a. 1885.
Hon. SAMUEL PAsco,
President ofhe Convention
SIR Your Committee on Preamble and Bill :of Rights to
whom referred
Resolution No. introduced by Mr. Rogers,of Suwannee
in relation Preamble and Bill of Rights NO. IL
introduced by Mr. Carr of Leon entitled An ordinance per-
tainno tn tho R of RIGHTS Ordinance a. in reduced
nv Of Levy preamble and certain
sections to he inserted in Bill of Rights Resolution No So
introduced by Mr. Miller Marion relative e election of
all officers by the people rights defendants in crim
in Bill Rights: Resolution No lOl,
introduced y Mr. Ovcros of St. Johns lights Of for
eigner hold and dispose of property Resolution No ILL.,
introduced by Mr. endey Hernandez relating to poyga
Resolution No. 40 introduced by Mr. of Su
wannee entitled An Amendmen the Bill ofiRights,'
Beg leave to respectfully report follows WI have given
all of said resolutions ordnafces due
and such az see to be inserted therein
have incorporated Bill Rights, which report.
and respectfully beg leave refer all of said arces reso
tons and ordinances back the Convention a ask to be
discharged froE. the further consideration thereby.
Very respectfully, -
W. H. MILTON iGhairman.
Which received real and the accompanying Preamble
and Bill Of Rights read as follows
PREAMBLE.
We the people of the State of Florida grateful 80 Almighty
God for utiona liberty in order sec its bless
ng and form perfect government insur4g domestic
tranquility maintaining public order and guaranteeing e4ua
civil and political rights to all do orian and etab's TINS
Constitution
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-06-25

tanned at low salaries and for short terms the
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-06-25

tccIUT SeJtues =, |
galaxy of wits and fine writer's, OF which Pope and
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-06-25

-WnO mas IOst heI oo"u .l,asu o. rand and al
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-06-25

rust Tie c1iuIs Qua ss.s...J.- ---y,
Past thu ranks of Gods eyanYels
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-21
Idaho Items.


Veiser needs grain buyer. fbA 20
Plenty Of good hsh in thsWeissf mar
ket.
Fire skating on Bottoms pond near
HALEY. -al
There arc seyenty-fvs prisoners in
the pen. ,.;- air .,, ;,r .s 81.
The mountaineers are getting out
their snowshoas. olrtfo nsltA
A largo amount Of lumber Is daily un-
10 ded at Blseb foot. s.l aa ia 70 l-.i.
The posIoilice at Golton's, in A'turas,
has been discontinued. z lf.gs caeo b
The Bellevue workmen will have a
ball on Dect m Der 11th. isa -.,5 ra.I3 j.,
d United States jurymen must attend at
Boise ON tho 26th prox. = - ''-.
Frank Harding, Of the lato Houston
Press. viii winter at HALEY. ati ''0
An amateur theatrical troape has
been organized at C-ichton. ls.l
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-21
wa. Johnny Hope, the alleged Manhat-

was Johnny Hope, the alleged Manhat-
tan bank robber. it.tt
The United States grand jury at Nor
folk, Va, on tho 18Th, indicted the Of
ficers and I'm ployes OF the suspended
Exchange N.tional bank for nisappli-
cation of funds and falso entries.
The posteflics department ha, been
adv SEQ that British mail for trsns. P4>-
citic countries will heieaftsr bs sent via
the Csnnd an Pacific aud au Australian
line OF steamers be put on fcom the
western terminus. ,r
GOV. Ross, Of Nav NJ xico, in his ana
naal report recommends congressional
appointment of commission to quiet
titles to lands alleged 10 be covered by
Spanish grants, the necessity fol- 'which
retards immis ration. 80 iie- em ss
Two thousand workmen wero thrown
out Of employment Saturday night by
The stoppage OF Sirs,,on & Storms ci
gar factory in New York. About sight
cen months ago the firm was boycottsd
for running non-union factory and has
suffered in CONSEQUENCE. N'''
+ Lslsnd Stanford formally presented
to The trustees on the 14.h the dseds to
tho property that is 10 found and endow
The Leland Stanford, Jr., Usiversity,"
comprising the Gridley, Vina and Pelo
Alto farms.. Its present value is four
and half millions. The document
is signed by Leland and Jane Lathrop
Stanford. ,,t
John II. Mitchell was elected senator
by the Oregon legislature on the third
ballot Wednesday, His vota on the
first ballot was u, Williams IA, scatter
ing IL; the democrats voted solidly for
Slater. Ga the second ballot three re,
pubicans changed to Mitchell, making
him 80. Then, according to the caucu'
agreement, II democrats voted fol
for Mitchell, making him Al, one more
than enough to elect. Other changes
! followed. tho official ballot being as fol
lows: Mitchell So (S8 republicans aud
II democrats), Williams 13, Slater so
scattering 2. The seventeen" are ad
ministration democrats,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-21

The explosion killed tho child, fatally
injured its mother, and mutilialed other
msmbers Of the family.
The colored female seminary in Quit
man, Ga., was fired by an incendisry on
Tuesday n ght, snd two lives lost.
The Sharon divorce case was stricken
from the calendar a. San Francisco on
SAturday, by consent of attorneys.
Omaha jobbers bsld secret meeting
Saturday TO consider boycotiiny certain
Chicago lines, ia spite of the pool.
Mss Cleveland has returned to Wash
ington. Mrs Hoyt, the other sister, Ire
mains at the White House for the win.
ter. ns
An explosion in an oil works in Phil
adclphia or w, dnesday killed one mar,
fatally irjurad four and seriously burned
thirteen.
Chas. H. Barker, aged rs, of New
bury port, Mass, has fallen heir to seven
and q half millions by the death of an
English aunt. - re s'"~ssse - 'e-
An explosion of giant powder in the
Eull Domingo mine st Silvsr Cliff, COL,
on the 13 n. ckved in = shaft and suffo-
Gated ten men.
A Wichita Falls dispatch of the 10Th
says extensive prairie fires in. Indian
territory have caused 3 loss of $500, 600
by burning feed. @'y ff,
The Nav York car drivers announce
Il strike December IS unloss the demand
for shorter hours and extra pay for ex-
ira work is accsded to.
The great increase in railroad earn
ings in October has rallied the stock
market and is the basis Of predictions OF
lively times next year.
The Chinanrn who attempted to i'm
persosato another in certificate at Sar
Franciaco was given fvo years at Sar
Quentin and fine OF S. 900.
The eighteen signal service men al
Fort Myer, who petitioned to have az
offensive tutor removed were ordered
rsprimanded by the court martial.
The Chinese laundrymen and wood
cutters at Lorenzo, CAL, we're given
twentY-four hours notice to 60 on the
18th, and went. No violence was used.
Manton Marble, whom Cleveland
sent to Europe to study bi'metalism, is
said to be drafting q clause on the silver
question to be Incorporated in the me-
sage. Fl s8
A misplaced switch on the Baltimore
& Ohio near Blne S ons quarry on tn,
125b, overturned sleeping car iuto the
Youghiogheny river. A number were
injured.
Galveston had q terrible fro on the
18th. Tho burnt district covers fifty.
two blocks aud the loss 10 over four mir
lions, nearly one-tour,h covered by in
xuranco. -. ..- !
The Catholic protoctorate st Glencoe.
Mo-, burned Monday night loss. $50,
600. Two boys and .one tutor jumped
from the third stcry, the la tor being
badly hurt.
Gov. Hill visited Sing Sing Tuesday
and heard applications from fliiy con-
vicL seeking executive clemency. Oas
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-21

GENERAL NEWS.
Ds Lssseps wss so years old Thurs
day.
\. The German reichstag opensd on the
y 10Th.
The presidents message is about fin
ishod. 1
Nicolini, PATHS tenor, has secured
divorce.
VIM. Sharon died in San Francisco ou
the 12.b.
TIE irst volume OF Grants book ha,
been issusd.
Sslvia declared war against Bulgaria
on the l4th.
Bariholdi, tho designer of Liberty"
Ia in Ne- York.
A crazy quilt exhibition opened in
New York Tuesday.
. Thsre were 235 deaths from small
pox in Montreal last week.
S2ruille Braden took possession Of the
the Helena mint on the 12th.
Blaine is G gathering material for =
book on '.rhe War of 1871"
:, E!doey Dillon has csntributed 81 600
to the Grant monument fund.
The Ffeucs-Csnadians are greatly ex-
cited over toe hanging OF Riel.
A syndicate Of Italian capitalists has
forced up prices Of silks largely.
4 A hundred Mormon converts left
Chsttsnoc ga Thursday for Zion.
Sharon's will donates $50 900 for the
Improvement Of Golden Gate park.
Bismarck is enforcing his order oxil-
ing tbs Russian Poles from Prussia.
=, Riel WAS hanged early Monday MORN
ing and passed of without struggle.
A fire at Manchester, E gland, on the
18th, oniaied loss OF half million.
The ii. z. church extension fnnd ap-
a preparation for Idaho this year is s2Oco.
Tue twenty mine Tacoma ''riotcrs"
4 have been released on S5, 000 bail each.
Malone is considering leaving the old
dominion 10 settle in the Missouri val
Icy. -. t W
ss Prince Alexander led the Bnlgariaps
in battlo Wednesday and gained vic
tory.
Tie good Indians in the Tongue river
country are starving for want OF sup
plies.
The British havo begun the conquest
= Of Burmsh, and are puaishing Theeba~
slready.
Lt.-Gen. SheridAn's annual report
sayo the army consists OF 26 S59 officers
and men.
!, Ipgersoll has sold his Washington res
? idence for s46. COOS and is going to live
in Mas York. u ~
Eppslen & Sapdsrs, wholesale liz
uors and cigars. Denver, have gone un-
der for over $40, 600
There is talk in Washington OF iE-
pssc 1ing Villas for his action regarding
:. tho carriage of ocean mails.
A year old child of quarrier at
Rockheld, Wis, threw dynamite car
tricgc in .hc kitchen stcvc. Oh The l2.h.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-21

The Shoshone bank received 81 00Oln
Snake river dust last week. i..s.sIt
An Eagle Rock firm has purchased
$4,000 brick for new store. e....
Ed Maloy, OF idaho City, killed two
deer at one shot last Taesduy.
A saw mill has been built at Cold
Springs, five miles above Ers.
The Bingham county court house at
Backfoot is nearly completed.
George Harris, 3 Bruneau stockman,
is building $40 0CO residence.
John Shine. agent st Shoshone, has
been transferred to Huntingdon.
Tho Stev,ns brick, 30x5o, two stories,
at Shoshone, is about completed. io ot
A pumber of small orchards were
started on Camas prairie this year.
Hawkins & McPhee, of Bellevue. havs
assigned. Liabilities about 81 500.
Hailey's public school is crowded aud
private school viii soon be opened.
Stages between Atlanta and Rocky
Bar have been drawn of Tor tho winter.
10 Voshay has gon9 to Omaha with
quantity Of Snake river cement srsvel.
A mountain hon that measured Sis.
2in. was killed near Cnallis last week.
There were nearly two hundred pro-
ducipg mines on Wood river this year.
Shoshone expects two or three vbole-
sale houses to locate there next spring.
Nearly all the stock on Camas prairie
has been taken to the Snake river range.
There is large quantity OF bogus
gold dust in circulation in idaho coun--
ty. .sa
The Bsiloy telephone system will be-
extended to Bolton's hot springs in the
spring. sf .iaioq eoaeos -isel
The Wiswell mill-a now wrinkls =
for the Donovan group has arrived at
Haley. 20 s9ooi ! zsa 10 a1ae 3. - =
Gen. Gee is at the HALEY hot springs
recovering from the gunshct wound in
the arm. AHs 'N'-'.
4 A Lewiston grain buying firm has
1SO, 900 bushels Of wheat in store along
the Stake.
! The. Idahoan has declared unother q
$40 900 dividend. Fifty thousand do.-
b lars in three months. ,...~.,-,, s.,, =, i..,
& w. H. B. Stout, OF Lincoln, Nea., has
bought the Black Jack and, Empire
STATE mines atS.,var4 .aos ss-i aG. ci.
The Ketchum freightersi to Chaiis,
Bayhorse and Bonauzs have drawn on
their teams till spring. cai a'iN rrrie-
Anew disease has appeared among
the horses on Indisn creek. and one
firm has lost nine, saysthe Inter Idaho
Nj. E. Williams, proprietor OF the
sHsiley iron works, died Wednesday,
aged 30. Ga the 4.h he took = Masonic
in urance policy amounting to $500
Dsputy ri Marshsls Bennett, Grsens and
Stalker ade a raid at Franklin, orrlssta
"Wednesday night and arrested Thomas
Lowe for illegal oohabltstion. Alter
wards an arme d mob tndsavored to reg
cue the prisoner and drive the deputies
from town. In the meles a ringender
named Robinson was shot but escaped
a number of oilers wers arresteG>
: .b1fals I