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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
HunSe OF Representatives.

Mr.. Watson introduced an act Tor
che fnrtherapce Of education
a bill to dissolve the bonds of mat :
rinony between Margaret and David
Stricl,es was referred to the Commit.
tee on Mails.
Mr.. Watson introduced bill author
izing the building of schoolhouse IN
BELLEVUE, and empowering the issue
OF bonds for that purpose.
Mr.. Watson also introduced ILL
to fus,d the debt Of Alturas county.
After spending over two hours and
a half in trying to defeat the reap.
portionmcnt bill, the Mormons and
Democrats were finally defeated, the
Jill passing by vote of II to s.
Messrs. Watson and Williams were
the only honorable exceptions among
the Democrats. They not only voted
for the bill, hut ahty supported it from
&rst t., last. Mr.. Alartindale changed
his vote on the bill from "no" to ''ave,'
then gave notice of motion to recon,
slider the bill.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.
THE IDAHO LEGISLATURE.
fr"ceedlngs In the Council the goth
ard 91St Inst.

ard 91St Inst.
Special 'correapon dencs Ct the T1MEs)
BeIsE, January Fl.
Mr.. Missoa will! Introduce rcsolu
tiN requesting the Secretary of the
Treasury to designate the United
States Assay Office at Boise nation.
al depository.
Mr.. Smith introduced a bill author
ixing Boards Of County Commission.
ers to employ clerks.
Messrs. Galloway and Foage intro
duced = bill providing for the appoint.
saent o. a committee of three to re-
wise the laws-each member of such
commission to receive $1,000 for such
service.
The bill providing for the issue of
Sl5, 900 worth of bonds by the city OF
Bose, passed.
The bill relating to limited partner.
ships passed.
The committee exported favorably
the Till providing for the election OF
County Commissioners by districts
formed in each county.
The general incorporation bill is
still under consideration.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Additional Procecdin at their Cnrren&
Session.

Alanson Smith and Homer Sull
were allowed $50 each for services as
attorneys tor tie defense ia the Nor
RVS murder case
The quarterly report OF the Treas
urer and the annual reports OF the
District Attorney and Auditor, we're
received and approved. Hon. John
VI. Csnnadv, clerk of the Board, was
instructed to inquire into the cost Of
having the annual report of the Aud
itor printed in the various papers and
report to the Beard.
The District Attorney was granted
leave of absence, for IS days from
February |, 1855. on obtaining the
consent of his bondsmca.
Lewis Walker appeared to demand
restitution of some moneys paid a, ia X
sale. for lot upon which the taxes
had been paid. He was referred to
the district Attorney.
The Board adopted motion 70 ap-
point a commission Of three citizens
familiar with accounts, to thoroughly
examine the books and accounts Of
the county officials during the past
two years, also into all allowances.
and 10 report their conclusions to the
Board; the commissioners to be paid
$3.50 each in full for such services.
James II. Hawlev, of Haley, YIN.
n. Douglas of ketchum, aud Marcellus
Wedekind of bellevue were placed in
nomineton.
The Board, without taking any
further action, took recess, until
o'clock this afternoon.
fhis afternoon the Board ordered a
warrant drawn in favor of |. w. Wal
ker'for $l3. 55,arnount claimed by him,
as above stated.
The salary of the janitor Of the
courthouse vas reduced from so to
$50 Per month.
Commissioner Gillette notified the
Board that he had to return home, to
look aftcri.s business. and the Board
agreed to complet" the business before
them without Mr.. Gillette.
Commissioner koh!epp was COM
missioned to visit the Norberg family,
to see what they needed.
The Auditor was ordered to draw a
warrant, in favor Of Dr. Jones, for the
difference betwee the cash value and
face Of he warrant TO be issued to
him for las, quarters maintenance Of
the 'ndig' mt sick, the discount on
which amounts to $4l250.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
Cheap Copper.

60. per was never so cheap as nosv
The present price is thirteen cents n
pound. The old price, few years
ago. was eighteen to twenty cents,
and during the war it went up to fifty
cents. Curiousiv enough as the price
of copper has gone down, the uses
for it have increased, apd hundreds
OF things are now made OF copper
&ha. ", r. formerly made OF cheaper
metAs, or not made ut all. In the
East Gopher is now usad in the .panu-
far,ure Of ums, tumbler WARMERS,
cuspiiores, jewelrv boxes, brass mats,
umbrella stands, hat racks, stovepipe
collars, stove legs and stove platforms.
There are now also seen copper bath
tnos, basins, closet pans, boilers,
pipes and copper balls for water tanks.
Copper and brass wire is now used in
hundreds of articles where iron wire
alone was formerl v seen. Next we
shall see copper used as roofing on
all tlrst-class buildings.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
Advice 10 Mothers.

Are y.u disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by sick child
suffering and CRYING with pain Of cut
ting teeth II SO, send ut once and
get bottle OF MRS. W,NsLow's
SOOTHING S.KUr FOE CN!lpkES
1EElnlNG. its value Is inca,cuIahle.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
nrs, there Is no mistake aoo It it. 1t
cures dysen,ery aud diasrhtsa, regG.
iatcs the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie. suft-ns the gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and ell.
srgv TO the whole system. Mrs. WIN.
SLOWS SooTHING SYRUP FOR CHIr.
nREN TEErHlNG is pleasant to tn.
taste, and ID the prescription of one OF
the eldest an best female nurses and
physieiars in the United States, At d
j. for sa'o by al! druggists throughout
IN" world. % cts. bottle. iel2dw. v
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
$500 REWARD!

WE will '"- s'vr ara 81 Liver co,ria-r
pysT-nt sk ~ aiSc' ., sre,.n Cnnsps,,ss
snnot ezra ~th Vests N'-s4- Liver ills Chen
as So s'rSiy eaePi VIII Jhsy pgrsly vsg.,ab
seve' fall To AAieea fugsr Cossd Lssgs b1ss,
ning 30 pl', .; FSs ss by III d,u,sh B.~srs u
ssn,.rv, ard irfA,co. The genuine manufactured Guy BY
JW'S Q. WEST CO, Mt i.5 ". nsa,sn 81, Chc>ss.
sr 'A .sas ~ u..a grss,a s.-.>s az
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
Order thp Weekly in Order to Keen
POStc1,

Parties going away Tor the winter
SHOULD not TAIL to order the WEEKLY
TINES sent to them. 1t will only Ct, t
them $l5O for six months, ami will
keen them better posted IN local DC.
cnr-'"c..s than dozen lat,eys > W. Ok
coald.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
Notice Tor Publication.
LAND UYPycE AZ HAuxy. ipARo.

LAND OFFICE \. HAuEy. ipAuo,)
jannasy 10. 1855.
]. Enos G. Wal!ing, of Annrss county. Idaho, Who
insds " mesissd app &c .ttop No 1858 3. C S.,fr
TIE sW = Section 10. X IS E4st. do hereby give
notice OF nv int'utio to make dnsl proof o. e.
tabhsh my claim ~ the land sh sve dcsry BID and
thst expect 10 prove my siurnce and cultivation
before the Register and Receiver. ~ HALEY. Idsho
on FebsnaPy 81. less by two Of ths following vii.
n-'se Charles NJ. Blsch. Peter Nevis and FrSn.
c's bssei al If Be!lev1e, and lsSsc W. Garrett VI
Haley. Ijaho.
ESoS @ wALLIN0.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
MoCo1 nick & Co.,
B AN X ERS.
HALEY, IDAHO.

Transact a general banking bnsiaess.
lny aud sell drafts on the principal cities of the
Cnttel States.
Draw exchange on Great Britain and Ireland,
France. 1tnlv, SpHin. Portugal Norway and Swf.
den, and al the German Stat
Advances made on ores. gold and silver bullion.
Careful attention given to collections. aud re.
mittances made on day Of payment.
CORRESPONDENTS:
Chemical Natl nal Bank. New York
FIRST Cation Bank ............... 80. Chicago
Omaha National hank ..,,,....,...,, ON. Ia
Crockcr. Woolwurth l. Co. ......... .Sxn Francisco
Mccormick Il Co. ................ salt Lake
80 JOS II. BURKETr. Cashier.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22

HIM Tor working people. Send 10 cent
HIM - stage. ard We will mail yOu vaEK, .
"l3I roy-l. vslnshle sample box IT eonds
IN twill prtN~ 10 the way OF making
more money IN f.w days than ycu ever thonght
mossioi" at any business Capital not required.
hon can ii'e IT home and wo in spare time only,
or al the time. All Of both SEXES, OF all ages,
granhy succ ssiu. 30 cents to SIS easily earned
every evening. 1hrt MI who want work may test
thr hii"ir IS W" ntTke this unpar llelec offer To
81 wt' ave It W lsst sized will send 81 to nay
- ne r"nhle Of writing ia Full particulars
Fecs'"iis ct, sent free. Immense nay absolutely
sure fr all who start AZ once Don't DELAY Adj.
dress si;NsoN Co.. Portland. Maiue Dc
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
Palace Dining Cars
run UPON
All the Compaly's Through Trains,

and thu Sc in charge thereof have orders NOT 70
accept of any second.rate commisrary substances.
and they don't do it-as a trial OF the cuisine will
verify.
The most fastdous traveller who has never hsa
experience OF how they do things on the Chicago,
Milwaukee st. Pan Railway, is surprised at Wit
Messing how easily they make him completely
comfortable. But the secret is in having the IT,
cilittes. in knowing how and having the DISPOSE.
ton to do it, He soon discovers they possess all
these, and when he has arrived at either terminal
of the grand road he is ready to certify they have
performed all they advertise"
For details consult the literature of the psssen.
ger Department. and any wel!.informed Ticket
Agent in the country-and when ready to Co. 70 By
this route.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-22
ESOS @ wALI.IN0,
LAND OffIrA AT HALEY, lnAHo.

January 20. 1885 I
Notice Of the above aspiration will be rub
lishst N TIL TIMES, printed at HALEY. Idsho
winch hereby designate Ss the Newspaper pub,
lshsd 1~aYest bAs lar. n+~crih.d In said sppics,
ton HUMIR L. POCND Rs.yts,s,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

the bruises. and make t1sn out fI-.E .
s.W elk = d. vita great 6ei'oaT at'''
chat is s..rnew al uau- tess .c4..
krow. g,oui q hardly Use Or b. r'-- e-
u0 i1 2 divorce proceed n-, i"r i- =.
frfgre ms standing as racf e'.
-II. u EHt testify Il romp- 20 ~
an order ot tbs court. in general " q! p
OF c.u-sa. I could d. no-nios o. H.
pr1uise ree 1oho- ~ nay profession.
.-I WI give YOU 81 ever tlhafe-l I
YOU will dr.r vnu- o. nf-sslar Do. t-Is ,1 a.
Ter and t'inE only 81 me- s1e sid, Tai--
r. sa-- lsiy. r111g Hr.
ESQ, curse ! -aid. THAT alters ne
c=se n Is E4f. Wil. te= w ana maze
tae t1Ins oar flif as HaG ~ o. i-
"..i itn Der t8e1 vltt t-e usders and
ing tBat was 70 -aA every tat i'r
wr1s. sud Odd t-a ] gave per - j.
~ o. i~r b - nerves. inc ~ such -
] szv shook mr 1-sd grsY-.f. an,. "a
--e vas very lFT. p tas' 1'Fsl - Ful
her throuEt. Nne cesi-t COB f-1-1 t1+
ig- lad hrr c-se P -tF. ard sf--r tle
r.-.irr Il y -re-s-s an ~. - il d. lr-
= .ar ~ o. Self No. $tst Ir- bus
t,sr.t's ar.a-r-ss devoted their tL,~.s 81.
she ts.k Of showing t1st be- wss L9t hat
as rich as we maze out
but tre divorce was granted add
IS lt1 it q Hig ice ~ simnly and rolr-
-r fps When fhe III Sc z0t 1's pay. l-
wing up a .t1 t1- country. t-' 'LrF
er- out Vsr srt ezeiHst ue ,o- pr jury.
ard l.tf.r Wee Mckee. SIX months
after that the Jude cane tno. he
1e1.'t l+d another case noe -1.F1r--,
and be- Eol t--5 - wa.tlnE. >ree Teen
CSC have hung Together. Ite-='- money
Ir mejico-'e-a. partnership, IL i. is pro
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
MAsHINGToN rERRIroRY.
How IL "a P-ep-sed - Gain Ambulance
70 the Unfon

Prem ~ rf5>rgo Vs'rs.
Att5e Gibson Heuse day or two ago
q strongly euit gentleman. whose nous
tsc1e Was out iaiat'y t'azed with av.
stepped Up TO the couoter % egister. He
wrote bis name IN arm. Gear hard. and
tnen looked up 10 Gen. BoHy Lewis with
ylsrce ~ rec0z, iti0r. But there was
no Eeriuz lnes in TIE Generals ewes
q woHd red % be- could have known The
8 ran4ar and forgotten bin. 50 be glanced
~ TO- name on the re~ist. r. u wa- J. r.
Lesi s. 81 ~taftle, V ashin tor T-rritorv.
end tre stranger AS n01e other than bis
brother. whom BE- had not seen for twenty
nine years.
Then, Il course. following the usuaI
American style, there was season d
hard.s1sking and mutual irQ liries b.
gardiug each other. Not onig tast. tut
the General was introduced 70 bis
h-nt er's vile and son, who accompanied
bim.
Judge Lewis. for that is bis little. has
heen 10 tse West for msuv years. IN ls69
b. was made Que Of The Superior Judge.
in Idaho, and sfterwsrd be filled a stint
lar positiaB ia Washington Territory. At
p-esant be is fhr leading lawyer iu SCAT
tie. md member Of the Territorial A.
s-mb'y.
There is in WASHINGTON" be said. "a
deep-y0ced damand to be made stste.
We have toa necessary population, and IL
81 a shame t. keepus longer in the galIin 2
bonds - Territorial dependence simply
because we are Republican"
1.-The Territory J. Republican 2"
yes, AS strongly 50 as is DaEota. All
the Northv esfern states and Territories
are OverV brlmiuglv r publican. This
/ coming year We shall do az Calif1rn'
did. TIE Territorial Assembly will call
a Constitutional Convention, which will
+ draf a constitution. Then we will pro
coed 10 elect State efiicars under n. a Con.
FRESHMAN. and the Lexislature viii the,
/ choose two -enator~. We will send them
/ 20 Washington city the authorized req.
r.pen' ativps Of the state Of Washington
and tnry will demand admittance. Thai
/ is the on thing that ia lett for us to d.
/ under the cLcumf tances0
You ind Territorial government
troub csOwe p
at is. indeed. We are hampornd AZ
every turn. All orr res uousibIe offic ala
( are appointed, and if w want ANYTHING
/ the chance are that We can beg AID beg
and never ret it. Our Dcleg o. 20 Con-
gross CAN'T vote, and he generally has but
+ little Influence"
"Wa-fiugton is one Of those places
where the women vote is il z"
"1"e; theV have all the pr vileges and
dutes OF citizenship just as the men.
They sit on jurie=. ami it Il al avs
Ladies and gentlemen u the jurv3 and
they make splendid, PARENT aud discrimi-
~ me- jurors, can tell u."
I'D they ever tun for oGicp?v
son. YES. a woman il nearly ALWAYS
m Bde School lnsp' ctor, and once one was
Auditor Of a couaty. She m de good
Aul tor. too. We haye found that ex-
nding the RIGHT II suffrage to women has
bad most excellent effect in giving US
quiet elections"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
INDIAN PoslMAsTEns.
The Muskogee once ais Up Knotty
Question.

Prom fls PAt'ad>iD1iq Ne,rs.
A multitude Of kno'ty questions are
crowdng upon Gen. Bryant, the newly
appointed Assistant A torney General for
the Poet Office Department Last wee K
be was called upon u decide upon an en-.
tirely new question IN reference 10 Indian
Postmssters. The post Office az Musko-
gee was raised 70 the dignity Of a Presi-
DENTAL 0fiice, and there are two Indians
urged 70 Postmaster a. the place.
The question now arises whether q.
department can accept the hOrd of An In
dian. VINO IL not citizen ~ tna Unitpd
, ates. The residents Of the Indian Terri
tory are wards If the government: they
still hold their tribal relations: their land
is owned m common, and their treaty
silpuiations do not cover the DISPUTE
point. The treaties grant power 10 the
] disns 10 regulate their own afairs-as
Indians between lndians-but do nor nr0-
vide for commercial relations with white
cir 4 NJ Of the States.
No white citiz NJ are allowed 10 reside
in no lndien Territory. consequently 10
dians must necess srily he male Post
masters. There are nov l43 fturthciass
post oll'fs in the TerritrrY, %. haid %,
Indians, and up 10 this ftuts thpit bor,is
have Decn accepted by iho 1-nart .put
81 bout question because me smsInt ~
security dnas NOT eXr ced Sj.D be- ant case.
Eui no~ that thedtmi OFF, President
Office pr sfnts Itself it Is da"mrd nnoos.
say i0 soiu" the montnd point OF the
Yp'u ~ an lfdlau's honl.
The oni ral- sat shat tho Indian Post.
ma-tre r,uder thair accounts CORRECTLY
ln thc mn'n. sui have given Tho denart.
Grnt np trouble. There a'r-iv mOnst-
ouIer Cd es Boo the Territory a ch are
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
Ratlroans.
Central { Southwestern RaiII'i,,

All trains Of this system are run rr
ara '9l) Meridian tine, wb,,h - - Stand
slower than time kept by city. -liapse
SAEANNAH. GA. Aprf1 Zee.
nNAND AFTER SUNDAY. a a , - = llss5,
~ Passenger Trains On the ~, 2, lssi
-outh~estern Railroads and brsnr 80. an
run as oloWs: --es vi
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

Local Sleeping ars 90 al night rams be-
weeu savannah ant Augusta. savannah and
Macon, Savannah and Atlanta.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
AN ODD PAM OF PARTNERs.


Tor old ores VINO nave hfNeF la' 2.
success in the East. Almost every rs --t
e~n town has an overulus n uhvsie ar.
asf.-.-- -r4.. f.--.,- e-5 me -.-s
5000
U o. a"' to7 '4''+' -V- .-e
no -fhh ness aui ~'uh"7 "A''u F.
be attended 10 are numerous. tuf ne ca
uacjtv IL the patient, 20 uav mr. uz- a.
=. -.-,- .---... .,.l s-.....,+fv amounts n
49,
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tof' avs
WI . tt-a tti- 49, j.
pay 49,.
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j. I'D H~t
experience i'' .. H.
nous -ifr a.
enc ne
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90 t..e.s.-t = f...-o-r can q Doctor ,,
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all tHe- Fs ~ a-l-o- ~ case " y
% a. ga y f~'h 'AeI lh@n thet oo
II 3.Ll s~f tfi'"~- ~" ',el.u ~ ana
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HDio s9i50. VIII ~ -ht o'hef az. r ana
a~F |fs ~ Town hanging aI'uhd Win
het.ihz g 20.
Ainhg ABOUT 2 oe'nck ~ me horh'hg
We ooto ? - our room ma reported If =
sfr--- ~ h@l nfe-- zoe man wounds
ana vas - can akaln 10 ne mo- n'ng' ana
h@4 seen N pf's.h'I' nad l"ng inter-
vie" WIZ lIm aha .i- lrl'Gns' pahhto
our N-rY bfiiiiant llne 81 oei'nse. ana
siNni lhfee DIS lFea'lhk me oep'tY
shrfih-' ne D'' Iti"TtF" 'aat th-
won 0s' Hlth = Hl'u o" gave money Z
r. Iir't7' tasi tne 'lT'"t ana rs GTo"o
nag 8&t, 'h-, p ~ hi'h clraf as
Y f-'' nov s'a'Ir ara
b'A ~ VI'n|s ,n uNsi.I ~ ,'iI
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- W'fh 'ne ~. ""- tp N''ul- ithie
a'ou' his patient, and, as be was leaving
the - n. be sac
% - BACK "iter iItilH. Na't nall
ar .uf Q. So ana 1 VIII 60 70 DreaEIast
WIZ fanf
- gnt I'D affrF W1fie. and. IS ne had
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14
EXPREss.

Pullman buffet ana sleeping cars Savannah
to Ja' k-Ouville.
Passengers for brunswick via Jesup take
THIS ira %, arriving 8t BrunsH K at :05 a 10.
Passengers for tcrhaud IA, Game vii G. Ce-
dar Key, Ocaia, w 1.-Two 10. Leeeburg, ami a D
stations on FinrIua bailwaY aud Navigation
Z mpany and Florida southern Railway take
this ran.
Passengers for Madison. Monticello. ITALIA
ha see aDd al Middle Florida points take this
train.
Connections 1t Jacksonville daily with Peo-
PIES L-ne steamers md railroads for ST. Au-
guslIre ana all p0in on St. Johns river.
through tlcaets sOld and s@eep car berth
acc"mm dali0us secured at Bren's Ticket
Once, No. y Bun street, and at The Compu-
NJ Depot, foot Of Liberty street.
JAS. L. taylor.
G nj Pass. Agent.
R. G. FLEMING, GEM supt.
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tween savannah AMI Augusta, savannah and
Macon, Savannah and Atlanta.
Connections.
he Mlledgevi lie a q tatontOn train runs
daily leXce. NonSav) be weeu G. rfoR and
Eatonlon. and daily except sunday between
atOHt % and Gordon
Train No. So, leaving Savannah at S:45 p
m, " ~ not stop except on Suhdays) to put
on Passengers at stations between SAVANNAH
amt No. =.
Euiauia train connects at Cuthbert for Fort
Gaiues daily Except sunday.
he Perry accom- hodution train between
Fort Valley and Perry runs daily except sun
day..
The Albany and Blakely accommodation
" IN runs d NY except sunday between
ALBANY and Blskely.
Al savannah with Savannah, Florida and
W, ST IN Bal way: at Augusta vi all lines
To North and East; at Atlanta with AIRLINE
ana henncsaw Routes 10 all points North,
East ana " est
tickets for an points and sleeping car berts
on saIe az Clty Ice, No ~ Bull street.
a. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Gen Ft-s. Agt. Gen. : ~. savannah.
D. - SHAW. W. r. SHELLMAh,
Gen. Trav.Ag Traihc Manager.
savannah, Ga.
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fAu trains OF Ia 6 TO q are run by Central
ml) 4 n dian time. W mich is Is uluutes slower
than Savannah time
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-04-24

PersOnnI.-Rev. W. L. Ould. of
Frederick, Nd, spent several days in
town this week. lie will preach in the
Shcpherdstown and Kearneysville
churches on Sunday, and Rev. Charles
Ghiselin will ill Mr.. Guilds appoint
meuts in Frederick.
District Deputy Grand Lecturer Geo.
+. Showers, of Martinsburg, District
Deputy Grand Master Gustav Brown,
and Mr.. Charles Johnston, of Charles
town, were in town on Monday and at
tended the meeting of Mt. Nebo Lodge
No. 81, A. F. & A. NJ, of this place.
We were pleased to have call last
Thursday from Messrs. E. }. Simpson
and D. II. Stuckey, Of Martinshurg, who
were here on flying visit.
Mr.. Elmer Vickers, son OF Mr.. WIN.
Vickers, started from Shepherdstown
for California OH Monday, with the in
tention of making his fortune.
Mr.. Walter Kearney, of Sykesville,
Md, is spending couple Of weeks with
his brother-in- law, Mr.. Ohio Williams,
near town.
Mrs. DIR. a. ). Reynolds, and Miss
Nellie Rey nolds are visiting the family
of Mrs. Bowles, at Hancock, Nd.
Michael Miller, Esq, of Hagerstown,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Il. L. Rick
ard, this week