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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-04
Constable's Sale.

BY virtue of an execution, issued out of the Pro-
bate Court i'll and for the County of Alturas,
and Territory of Idaho, aDd to me directed and de-
liyered. for Judgment rendered and entered IN
said lurt, on the 9th day of November, 1888. In
favor Of James Denmitt. Lawrence Lilhs and
Samuel Gorman, as firm of J. w. Demmitt Co..
and against J. d. Burch and jerome Hits. as hrln
of j. D. Burch Co., for the sum of s205 and cost
taxed q. 500, have levied on, seized and taken
al the ght. iitla and interest OF the abovenaned
defendant j. d. Burch of, in and to the following
described real property. to wit:
South 20 feet lot block F: lot ,, block 30 north
feet lot 3, block +: lot block j. south l29 feet
lot B. block 30, lot 10. block 3l lot ,, block "a;
lot. 1. and 6, block II: block H. block 3d. block
81: all situate in the town OF Bellevue, A!turas
county. Idaho Territory.
Notice is hereby given that on the sth day OF
April 1885, at / o'clock p. III. of that day, IN
front of the Courthouse in HALEY, in the county
If Aturas will sell the right. title and interest
of said J. d. Burch in and to the above de.
scribed property. at PUBLIC AUCTION. for cash
paid to Inc in hand, to the highest and best bid.
der to satisfy said Execution and all costs.
d. F. OLIVER
Constable of Haley Precinct, Altnras Co, l. T.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-04
Chila's Snow Flake.

Every lady. wishing clear. delicate complex
ion, should use Child's Snow Flake. 1t nourishes
and fresheus the skin: removes tan and sunburn
and the natural appearance impaired renders il
impossible to detect its use. Warranted perfectly
harmless. Sold by all druggists, or by the manu-
facturers, JOHN A. CHILD CO, Druggists
Portland. Oregon Mail orders promptly attended
to. Price SO cents alm3w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-04-04
For Sale.
Attention, A. o. y. w !!

Stated meetings of HALEY Lodge, No. I, A. o. U.
W. are held every Monday evening, at s 0O O'Clock
All visiting brethren are cordially invited to at
tend.
BY order of
THOMAS BELL, NJ. W.
HOMER L, POUND, Recorder.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-09-25

t >.& % =
Are now Offering a complete stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ghca 70 for CASH.
| place of business at j. Simmons old stand)
The people of Little Falls and Morrison Go.
are invited to call and examine our
Immense stock and learn our
Prices. It will pay you
CIdDAK&s, CHOAKS, CLOAKS.
We invite especial attention to our mammoth stock and
timely selected line Ladies' Coaks and Coakings supeor
lin quality and cheap price, Call and see them, ladies'
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
brought Morrison county, They carefully selected
and all the latest popular styles. We selling them
% Of
FURNISHING GOODS.
We have stock Of Eadies and Gents Furnishing Goods
that better quality and cheaper In price
than any heretofore kept in this vicinity.
DRY GOODS.
Our line Of Dry Goods particularly large and complete
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-09-25

We invite especial attention to mammoth stock and
finely selected line of Ladies' Coaks and Coakngs superior
in quality and cheap in price, Call and see them, ladies'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-09-25
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

We just received the largest stock Ladies' Dress Goods
brought to Morrison county, They carefully selected
and all the latest popular Styles We selling them
cheaper than such goods before offered in the
and investigation will convince the Public of that fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24

as The London Times disparages the mainten-
ance of the Viceroyalty when its political inca
pacity is so glaring indicates that the modera'o
sections of both parties are gradually Deco",
ing convinced that the Secretary for lreiahu
would exert more authority If he were not
hammered by the unpopularty of Castle gov
eminent. Logically the English case would DO
strengthened by the change of method. Inc
Viceroyalty is symbol OF separation WHEREAS
the English theory is that Ireland is an inlesral
mart of the United Kingdom, and as such 10
entitled to its proportion OF representation 1"
tbe House of Commons and TO its rightfu snare
III the government of the Nation. Upon wuat
pripciple can the Irish members be admtteo
ON equal terms to seats in Parma
ment. and the island Itself be governed ny
Vicerov like a colonial confederation or
captured province7 1t is an anomaly that con-
victs English statesmen OF inconsistency anu
lack of sagacity. Moreover. practically 'he
Viceroyalty Is inefficient and unnecessary
Communication between London and Dublin ls
rapid and the Secretary for Ireland would nave
no difficulty in directing public affairs without
aid from the expensive Castle establishment.
Mr.. Forster was the real ruler Of the island
when he was Chief Secretary and derived 10
practical advantage from Lord Cowper's ti''e
and the obtruisve maintenance OF mock
Court. There Is now Secretary for Scotland,
but there is no need of viceroy. Why should
England discriminate against Ireland ana III
favor Of Scotland in imposing a burden upon
one from which it releases the otherf
Dublin Castle is doomed. 1t may survive
until the new Parliament has the courage 70
carry n large measure of local government re-
form, but being at once illogical and useless II
must soon be swept away. Its disappearance
will mark another stage in Mr. Parnells tn
umphal progress, but not by any means the
goal which he has marked out for the Home
Rule party. His own appointment as Cbier
Secretary without Ylcerov would fail to sat-
isfy the Irish people outside OF Ulster Any
comprehensive scheme Of 'ocal government re-
form that may be proposed in Westminster VIII
be accepted with larguid interest by those wno
are indifferent to the position of The island rs
an integral part of the Gated Kingdom. A
National legislature possessing, as Mr.. Parnen
declares. the power OF control over the political
and economic affairs OF the country, VIII
alone satisfy tie leaders of the present more
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
MONEY And BUSINESS.

There is unquestiOnabiy better tone ~ bust
ness circles more trading, more applications
for loans to banks and n more hopeful feeling
rs TO the future. But it il still easy 10 discern
symptoms which cause prudent men to pro-
ceed with unusual caution. There s no more
likelihood of monetary stringency thar there
was last fall, but that IL IN no respect better
sign than 10 was then. The accumulation of
idle money ia York banks year ago was
s1O7. TOO 100, and 10 IS now $l5G. 300, GOO.
Last year subsequent demands reduced tho re-
serve only s., 800 900, and there is no present
prospect that the accumulation will bc dmin
ished as much this year. The recent increase
of loans WIS largely for the city government,
which involves no change in the commercial
demand. Il is SAID that foreign exchange has
been affected by shipments of securities and by
sales of cotton bills, but the present exports Of
cotton arc Of course insignificant, and the
shipments OF grain arc remarkably small,
amounting for three weeks TO only 1,656,5S7
bushels wheat and 1873, 4G2 barrels -four.
against 3, FAC O46 bushels wheat and 26S, $50
barrels -four for the corresponding weeks last
year.
Tho monetary situation improves, though
without essential change The Treasury took
in last week $4,000, 900 more than il paid out,
but substantially all in silver and legal tenders.
II contrivod to get out $1Sl 1863 more subsdi-
airy silver than wac paid IN. which ~ 40 h;iOnal
evidence that all tho disturbance made about
the increased demand for this kind of money
has been in tho nature Of an auctiOncer's invO-
cation 10 lis hearers not TO miss the last OppJr-
tunty of their lives to get most wonderful bar
gains The Treasury auctioncer works well,
but the public docs not bite. The best feature
of the situation is that the receipts of silver re-
main small at New York. But there is a con-
siderable increase during the past two weeks
in the amount of silver dollars thrust into CIR
culatiOn, probably about 81 100000, which is
not sign Of promise.
The labor world shows q little of that inn
provement the lack of which has justified
distrust of other hopeful signs hitherto. 1t
ought TO be noted, however, that the carefully
recited accounts OF Improvement in the iron
business at PIttsburg refer to the activity re-
sulnng from the use Of natural gas instead OF
coal for fuel, and the change from the manu-
facture of iron to steel. Both changes imply
some measure of increased depression else
where. Thus a committee OF Cincinnati iron
manufacturers is said to have reported that
they can no longer compete with Pittsburg, on
account OF the cheapness OF natural gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
DODGFNG AGAIN.

While those who incontostHbly ropresent the
large majority Of the Democrats I'm Congress
are scheming tu deprive Mr. Randall ot infn-
ence the free-lrade Democrats get lack eye
aQair i'm the Ohio Convention. That body re-
fused to indorse the theory Of Mr.. hnrd and
the old Fashioned Democrats who cling to The
time-hnnorcd beliefs Of the party, and pre-
ferred to repeat the dshonorable dodge devie"d
nv the Chicago National Convention. Tint
niece of trickcry has this to bc said in is favor
that Il seems tn nave caught the votes of some
weak-Ininded pcOlle in the last Presidential
campaign. Ii is the nature of dode -. however
that they do not often cheat the same people
twice. IL is not improbable that voters have
learned by this time that the Chicago platform
WAS a cheat, and Was meant 10 be that and
nothing else. II so, 1t will be spurned by sin-
cere men uf both opposing opinions.
The DemocrnGc party cannot long satisfy
ree-trnde voters and 81 the same time rrtain
Mr.. Randall rs its leader in legislation Judg-
ing from sir. Warnings circulars. the Admins
tration is trying to block out some plnn oi
uoliey of It's own to meet the dlihcuue' on
this question, but il has before II no easy task.
The Democratic majority has turneI its alien
tion To the practical point Of chief Importance
in striving To organize the House In such way
rs 10 limit Mr.. Randal's influence. And yet
when matters come TO n crisis in any State, and
the marty wants To succeed. IL runs instinctively
10 Mr.. Randall and his methods for shelter.
Thus tue party in Ohio IL so oivded that an
evasion Of some sort wa necessary 10 iis sue
cess. But the natural result o. every dishonest
evasion is to offend two clements instead OF one.
and the old fashioned Democrats have many
other reasons for offence this year If Demo-
cratic lodging results in defeat both in OHIO
and ia NeE-Yorll, it is likely that the Admin
istration may conclude to adopt some definite
policy without further cquvOcntiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrrGy.-There were 1887 new cases OF choiera
and .79s deaths by the disease IN SPAN yes,er-
dav. 80 Germany's annexation OF the Oaruiine
Jsla,ds WAS denounced at political meeting heiu
in Madrid. - The British Embassy al far'S mas
made nnbl,e n telegram from Major Kitchener de-
np,pg that he witnessed the shooting OF OINer
pain - One man was killed and i've injured
= a collision of railway trains underground III
London Yesterday. - Notable personages nave
heoun 70 arrive at Kremsier TO take part III the con-
ference of the Emperor Of Austria and the Gar OF
Russia. - There was riot between orange
men and soldiers at Ready. Ireland. yesterday.
DOMESTIC. -Probabable murder at flshkli =
Fmi0ration Commissioner Lynch had stroko
Of auoplexy at Alexandra Bay. - Congre-
cation OF Catholic church in Shenandoah
Penn. requested their Archbishop to remove their
nriest - Work of the South American Commits
sion. 80 Love Feast at Ocean Grove - leul-
nerapce views at Chautauqua.
cry AND SuBURBAN.-Captain and three men
left on a disabled bark. = Probable murder ID
Woodside Long Island. - Young woman STAB
he'd nv her aged husband 80 Stealing box
containing valuablcs. - Local fear OF small
pox epidemic
THE Manufacturers local observations IN
dictate slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather ana
rain. Temperature Yesterdays Highest, TO-; lowest
$50; average. 72lso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
TIE TALK or THE DAY.

Tho Montreal theatrical manager who thought 1t
would cause sensation to produce the Passion Play In
the town Three Rivers found that his opinion was cor
rect The people of Three Rivers informed him that II
br came there would be demonstration against him ia
which every abeboded citizen Of the town would take
mart The manager concluded to stay In Montreal
There ia no minstrel troupe OF praise gh-soundng
But has IT'S Joke threadbare;
There IL no circus tent with clown highbounding
Du' nus -fChicago Sun.
A correspondent OF The Boston Transcript says that
seekers OF tho Caio12Qon putehettns Po0onaG
~ so no Lake Memp6rrmi for them" This may
proye welcome Information to some persons. but we
antmaIa we always waited until Bnrnums show oaIno
around and went In free pass.-lBoston Transcript
vounV lazy who read that hops being seriously
by wot weather declared that no amount of wet
weather would prevent her from going to good hop
Angle worms" It ia said are often caught up into
rho clouds by revolving storms aud then dropped again
many miles from the place where they were taken up
This will explain why man VIII spade up q twOacre
aardon when he Is goihg fishing without nnhihg single
ss"~I,sworm. They have all been taken up by re
voying storm and carried into Tho next county-lNor
ristOwn Herald.
Tn, Missouri Legislature has been IN a deadlock
tho election OF an Attorney General The members
meet every morning. and after solemnly deposting
frutless ballot, pass resolutions In which they
point with pride" to the gaorious old Democratic
Marty Then thoy go out to drink some corn whskey'
and spend the of the day whiting pine sticks ana
&" cussing Civil Service REFORM"
They hadn't met for three weeks whom they caught
a,eht 81 ench other In o summer hotel parlor.
Why Cicely DEAR" exclaimed one, =" didn't expect
you here / thought you going to tho seaside and
lcre You Mt the mountains. .
And thought you were going TO tho seaside too
SO was. but do you know that Reginald Dc Courcy
OF course 1t. but what business is that to
They were both wrecked the same shoal-iHsrt-
ford Times.
II is strange that when anything happens to young
woman sho always said to be superatiyey beautiful
and richly dressed. This ought TO mako plain and
poorly dresscd girls feel happy Nothing will happen TO
them.
Dr. Thomas, the Chicago Methodist hereto. did not
learn TO smoke is said, until he became chaplain OF
nm Illinois militia regiment when no has finished MS
rcpast" says The Herald he takes cigar he looks
AZ II As II there were theological knot done up IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
PERSONAL

The Hon. Wayne Macyeagh and wife have spent mGc
time this summer at Poland Springs, Maine.
Nine PATH was asked to appear In II Barbero' and
"Ia Travata" nj Munich with King Louis OF Bavaria
constituting entire audience. but SHE nay refused.
Announcement Il made OF tho death at the uge Of nine
ty.vo years Of Gabriel Emery OF Lens, Switzerland.
He fought OF Borodno. Moscow burned, at the
Of the Bcresna survived tho terrible retreat,
fought at aud BautLen and WAS taken prisoner At
Leipso.
Mr. Dadabhai Naoroce, of Bombay. an eminent Indian
politician, proposes to visit England hs fall and run
for Parliament general representative of the native
Indians.
According to The Boston Record, Secretary Manning
has been at his desk In the Treasury far more hours
ay than Secretaries acreage, but with his best efforts he
finds himself hopeessy swalnred in the ACCUMULATION OF
matters His reason for retaining Assistant Secretary
Coon who Ia pretty stif sort OF Republican, simply
heenu,e of Cons great familiarity with the everyday
rontre of the Department In that way CO0n's twenty
y,nr ~ perence PRICELESS and 40 he stays. although
Manning 90 great stcKer for CIVIL service reform, and
would have put Democrat In C0ons char months ago
n be could be- spared As 10 II, the two are together
for n long uIue each day, and b@fore no makes any
remoysls In office force, Manning always consults
WITH Coon making tho latter spite OF his Ioutcs In the
smaller patronage about tho Department, more iniu-
entail than any other Inhn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
MUSICAL AND DRAMA ITO NOTES.
.T;ss Mary Anderson will appear in the oh

Miss Mary Anderson will appear IN the char
sctor OF Rosaiimd As You Like IL for the first tina
ar STAFFORD Avon ne Saturday, under the manage
Inent OF Mr. Henry r.. Abbey The occasion Is benem
for the Shakespeare Memorial Fund
Mr. Abbey has engaged sgnor Galassi. baritone and
Mia Louise La Blache. cOptralto, 10 support Nine
C;erslsr on her concert tour ne 1t winter.
Locke Richardson the wel-known aud popular reader
tUbo IA this sumner travelling IN the Rocky Mountans
ha, managed 70 make the happy combination OF business
and pleasure with good results Mr. Richardson has Wis
tied Denver Colorado springs, Leadvilc Pueblo, Mani
ton and other Colorado towns and has given 10 each
one series OF his shakesperean recitas His entertain
ments were largely attended everywhere He was re-
a ,ved with especial favor NJ Denver aud Colorado
Snrncs and gave supplementary course ~ entertain
ncnts IN each place TO CLOSE his engagement at S"lo
rao Strings duly isl Mr. Richardson reeited shcrf
s,'s comedy OF The Rivals" CO acrowded ana enthus
st,c house aud hts season la Denver was deyo'
fo % Jllius Cesar" "The Merry wives OF W.nasoy
Kip0 Lear" and Dickcus's" Christmas Carol mr.
Richardson ended his engagement In Denver on A~
gust 20.
Miss Rose Coghlan returns from the White NOUN
taips on September 70 begin the rehearsals Oh Der
oonn.ny in "Our JOAN" Masks and Faces,' and het
so MAY of which the 10 laid In Persia an1
.hIob will DO presented at the Firth Avenue Theatre ~
Ch1fstmas week IL Ia said Is ~ supposed thst W
Christmas % The Mikado" will already DO deadf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
Is CLEVELAND uNgRAcIoIT1s TO gASp p,,sis

WdshtnDton CoTfesPVHut"Ve " ~ TO- r.,l,-, frofn
MIR. Randall has received fewer iayois uosa
the Administration than any other proniheht mn "a
the marty Indeed far as II IL known mere no TO-.
eetvrd no favor ut all II ia not known thaI ne ne
n,ade a single recommendation 10 any branch Vi rn
Adminstratiun or had single friend appoihtsa. ti.n
stories 10 The contrary simply iodero nr ice
da yonr CORES popdent knows OF his own kho"osi
has faithful, intimate oll-tlne Penbsyisan,s lean
here seeking pla worth $1,000 year. nnd mas OF
here seeking it constantly since INC. ygnaaall
March III. has got IL because he says ~ am Iss
will not push him for IT, and Know tna' nres tho
name of the man other than dellcaey 20 What
self upon or AJAX fayors Of the ADMINISTRATOR ,u, Mr.
this All means involves great deal anu no vn Sst Mr.
Randall seems to know. II Is known. th9utn ,rst,on
den does not ndorse tho course oil the ~ % srf
and eyerybody knows that Randall and ii'on al r fna
by iowl aud that the former Is the 'atteFs .O''' W.
Presideucy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
oenvay OPERA Ar TIE METROPOLITAN

The prospectus for the opera season of 1886
49, at the Metropolitan Opera House. just out adds
few facts those previously announced concerning the
second season Of German opera: The season will eI
tend over thirteen weeks ana will include thirty nins
subscription nights and thirteen matnees Beginning
on November 49, the will continue until Decem
Der 49, from which date till January 2. 1885, there vii
be no given Re opening on January the
season will continue until March g.
The subscription for the season is now open from 10
a. M to D. H. at the Office OF the metropolitan Opera
House Company, at sevcnth-aye and Thirty-ninthst
The following scale OF prices has been adopted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
DUBLIN CASTLE 1SSAJLFD

A remarkable change in English opinion re-
speeding Ireland is indicated by Clifford LlOyd's
structures upon Dublin Castle. He vas one of
the magistrates who, under Mr.. Forster's and
Lord Spencer's administration of IRISH affairs,
now contends that a radical change in the
method of governing the island is necessary
He advocates the abolition of the entire system
Of bureaucracy and the incorporation of Ireland
as an integral part of the United Kingdom.
from which the VicerOyalty excludes it. While
he condemns Mr.. Parnells scheme of home rule
and insists that the control of tho courts of ius-
hce, the police and general taxation must be
kept in the hands of Parliament, he favors tic
establishment of elective county boards and
the transfer of local government to the direct
representatives of tho Irish people. This
scheme does not differ materially from the leg
isiative proposals of the Radicals and OF Lord
Randolph Churchill. The London Times, in
commenting upon it, declares that the friends
of Dublin Castle can hardly defend it from the
charge of being a dcspotism that necessarily
proves incapable whenever an exceptional
occasion arises.
These denunciations OF the Viceroyalty are
strictly in line with the professions of Radical
leaders. and give promise of a speedy change
IN the method of governing Ireland. The
advanced thinkers of both parties unite
in advocating the discontinuance of n
system that excites resentment and
hatred in the island without proving of
any practical utility in dangerous crises. The
fine irony with which so conservative journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
Amnsemenis.
g." AdoniA

P,,ou OPERA HOUSE" Adonia
EASING" Nanon"
EDEN Ma.5sp. UousE-"A Brave Woman
~ .n,sos sorARE THEATRE--- Willow Oopse a,.u
W.ym.TrAS BKAcB-Palnes Last Days OF fompoi'
Mn Us a. RDEs-"Clio.'
Peoples THEATRE Inc Worio'
POLO GRorNDs-BasebalL
STANDARD THEATRE-", Tn MtnaS1,;;
ITALIA THEATRE-"Siberia ,.,,.so.
iImIoy SQUARE THEATRE" Tho MiKado
W.IIAcK's THEATRE" Chatter. .
MN AVENUE THHATRE-" Mikado.
1.ur srpEyr TnEATRE-" Mixed Pickles"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
NOT WISE TO PUT ALL ITS EGGS IN THE ONO


Eyo,, The Nesc YorE World tDe1n.b
r, "a relaed that President Cleveland bas PioMIsoa
Cvernor Hoadly to make pilgrimage 10 ONO aut IL
Ire campaign and that vieeProsident bendIieAs IN
nromsed 10 nuke some speeches IN Tue state III srAs
~ ,hst A. would not be wise far the Administrator ~
nIaoe ali its eggs In the onto basket TINS ear no
Rti~ye Of Endorsement at tho polls under such c"eu
stances would be, to say the least, disconragihS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24

The spectacle Of Colonel Watterson, of Louis
VILE, standing with a chip on his dimpled shoulder
aud double-darng Sam randall to knock 1t on Is
making moro amusement in Kentucky these days
than the Mammoth Cave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
A NER PLY Ar NoYIORBRS

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-At McVicker's Theatre
,o-nht new play OF the burlosqne comedy order. en-
titId " BluG" by George II. Jessup and william GIN
a, NcyYork the authors OF Adouis" received It's nrs
OraJuc,ou There was u fair house AMI sufficient "P
plause to augur reasonapiy snccesS'ui sc"Son "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
up m,NroN NJ. mARBLE's MISSION.


II il said that the Nasena DeMovasos and the books
oncnsd and examined and deficit Of TWO c Taw now
has commissioned Mr. Manten Marble ~ Of the
history OF the country subsequently, 70 No'o~''''