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Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
Richmond bnys hides and furs.

Richmond bnys hides and furs.
 Examine that hobby clothing at Richmond's.
 We have left few pieces of cassimere for coats and pants at is bargain.
 Brooks, Hamilton & Co.
 We have just received over d hundred dollars worth of newest and prettiest styles of job type, and our fine new job press will be here next week, so bring on your job work.
 We hope our delinquent subscri- bers will not forget us in paying up their annual debts. There is now due us over $500 for papers already delivered. Please come tip, gentlemen. We would not i'm. perfume in the matter, but need the money to pay for recent i'm. pfovemehts made on paper and in job office.
 Messrs. Montgomery & Hopkins, Merchants, Appleton, Ark, July 31, says: Send tico aozcn Dorcs Mexican Liver Pills.o We thought we got enough frotn your agent when here, to run us. We can: sell any other pill. People won't have any but the "Mexicat Pill" Your Satanta has never failed yet. Your medicines all sell well.
 We learn that the Honeaville postofllce has been discontinued, and that the package of PIcAYUNEs sent from this office has not been received there for two weeks. We are sorry of this, as our subscribers have missed some valuable reading matter in those issues; sorry also because the office has been a great convenience to citizens In that neighborhood. Will send our Honeaville papers to Bourland's Store hereafter.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
CAEsAR.
NOdcaw Bits.

The cool weather helps our feel ings. It is bracing.
 The rain SundaS morning wa: much needed, and did much good, Our people are looking ahead tc November 10th, to give Judge B B. Battle 8 lift, as be is the right man for Associate Judge.
 Farmers are very nearly dont gathering their cotton, and are hauling it. to market aS fast as possible. Hope they will come out all right this year and be able to get out Of debt.
 ', X.L,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
Lancsburg Leaflets.

Too much rain Sunday fUr the boys who wanted to sec their girls.
 Oscar Alsabrook and Nat Dan iels had better keep on their own side of the creek if they want to keep out of a fuss, so some of our boys say.
 Mir. Paten Woosley and family left Mondsy for Western Texas, Mir. Woosley has made a good citi zen and we very mitch regret to give him up.
 Mir. James Ryder and Miss Ade' limo Chanlee were married Sun day morning at the residence ol the brides father, Mr. Geo. Chaui. leE. Who next?
 Mir. J. E. Wootton, lately from Alabama, will commence a school at Harmony the first Monday in November. He anticipates Euild. ing up permanent school.
 The Rev. G. w. Reeves, of the Cumberland Presbyterian church. preached an able sermon at Tan yard school house Saturday night. Mir. Reeves is a good preacher and we would like to have him preach for us again.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29

 Office Of A. F. Ballard, Dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, gro ceries, hats, boots and shoes, hardware, queensware and coun. try produce:
 s. Charles, Ark. June 10th. Satanta Med. Co.,, Little Rock. GENTs:-I cannot tell all that "Able's Honey of 7ar'' did for me this Spirng. but l think 5000, mOrth cf good-at least, I tcould pay "Ffty Dollars" for 50 cent bottle again under the same circum- stamces if it was the only chance to get it. Yours truly,
 X. k. BALLARD.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
The Perfection of Flour.

First premiums taken by the An
 chor Milling Company at the st. Louis Fairs 1882, 1884 and 1885. "Crangle's Imperiap and Purity absolutely the lightest, sweetest and most wholesome Hours made. Fer sale only by N. T. Richmond.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
Walk Eiit

Lisbon, Ark, Aug. 25, 1885. J. H. Morgan, Wholesale Drug. gist, Canden' ArK. Please send me one bottle of "Satanta" by Eli, The bottle l got broke chill and fever on . per sons. It beats all the medicines.
 Yours. J, w. HOWARD
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
Enmet Etchings-

Our farmers are about done gathering their crops.
 Barton & Go. have heightened their Gtote and are now filling 1t up with new goods.
 A young mnn from Gonzales county, Texas; came in last Satur- day evening, and will return after he interviews the county clerk and a minister.
 Mir. N 0. Battle, living two miles from this place had his dwelling house burned last week, caused by a defective hue. His loss is very heavy, as he scarcely saved any. thing. BILL.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29

Wiley Jones. the big liquor deal CT and stock man at Pine Bluff, says for old sores and ulcers, neu' ralgia and rheumatism, pains, cOrns and bunions in man ard for sweeny, poll evil, fistula, saddle gals and scratches in horses, that "Satanta Eminent is the best on earth. He knows he Ls.s sold over thousand bottles.
 For sale by Moncrief X Bro. Prescott, hrk.,' and J. NJ. Price x Bro, Bousht0n, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Woodbsry Portis & Terry.
 COTTON MARKET.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
For saic5

have on my farm, eleven miles south of Prescott, one full blooded registered Jersey bull and several harf.breed calves. Call and sec them, or call on Hugh Modcrief, Prescott, Ark, tor particulars.
 DR. A. D. WREN
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
Poctically Shaved.

If you wish for an easy shave As good as barber ever gave, Just you call at my saloon At morn, at eve, or busy noon. I'll cut and curl the hair with care; I'll suit the contour of your face, My shopis neat and razors keen; My scissors sharp and towels clesh, And Everything I know you'll find To suit the taste and please the mind At ADAM FREDERICk'S Barber Shor
 Prescott Arkansas
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Buy Richmond's s2.5O boot. Richmond wants to buy hides. Buy groceries at l.. J. Fishers. The days are growing much shorter,
 Blue ribbon shoes at Rich- ,noDd's.
 Considerable rain fell Sunday and Monday.
 Mayor Clcw went mp to Little Rock Tuesday.
 Mr. John Basdeu speht Sunday n town with friends.
 Mir. J. N. Jost, our jolly tailor, yisited Gurdon Monday.
 Finest brands of whiskies,wiu es and cigars at Dan Wards.
 Full line of canned goods, etc., cheap for cash. Geo. CrosnOe. Rev. G. w. Logan and wife of Funmet, spent Friday in our town. "Interview Moncrief X Bros., :he live Drug men, they keep 'Sa- tanta Remedies"
 Mir. B. H. Logan one of our clever hardware merchants, visit ed Hope Friday.
 Go toJ. 0. HowelPs for School Books, School Supplies and all Kinds of Stationery.
 Millinery goods of the latest a,yles kept by Mrs. Shankle, at bio Lewis Jewelry store.
 Mir. John Arnold and wife, of Texatkana, have been in our city the past week visiting relatives. Fresh Oysters and Lake Trout | the ice hoase every Thursday.
 George Crosnoe. Blankets, shawle, nubias, hoods, etc., at cost. Don't fail to price.
 Brooks, Hamilton x Co. Automatic and all kinds of sew ing machines repaired. All work guaranteed. Joe hersnaw' Fancy and family groceries at rock bottom prices at
 L. J. BShers. We are selling overccats at from @ to tl0. Be certain to see them.
 Brooks, Hamilton X Co. : Xr. D w. McS~ais and wife of r.mmet, came up Friday to visit tnsir daughter, Mrs. Oscar ihii' lips.
 Not much money made m the hardwarc business these days-not at such prices as they offer at Eos or & Logan Hardware CG's.
 See ad. of Shaddock X Hoffman, fl New Orleans. Messrs. Smoote, IcRac & Hinton are their agents, and will loan money on iRpG6iased farms.
 Mir. Johnnie Ferguson returned nome from Paris, Texas. last Sat urday, on account of the illness of lis mother. She is slow in inn proving.
 ' We regret to learn of the heavy i loss of MT. l.. w. Brewer, by hre at his saw mill near here, Monday light. About 100, ,ooO feet Of lum- esr caught fire aud was burned. Bo insurance. Loss nearly g., ,"oo'
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29
CruOp Cured with Ablc's Huncy of
 Tar.

Read what Officer Green has to say:
 Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 8, 1885. Satanta Medicine Co.,, Little Rock:
 GENTs:-Several weeks ago, l caught severe cold that settled on my throat and Ldhgs, which alarmed me very much. Dr. Able's Honey of Tar and Lemon was rec commended to me as the best rene. dy in the city. After taking sev- eral doses my congh and cold was entirely cured. l gave some cf the same bottle to one of my child ren that had a severe attack of cr0up; the effect was magical, it seemed to cure instantly. also recommended two Of my friends to use it, which they did, and pro- nounced it the best remedy for coughs and colds and croup in children they ever used, and l never intend to be without it in my family in the future.
 J. D. GREEN.
 The most pleasant season of the year is now at hand. The temper ature is moderatins gradually; cot ton is being picked as fast as pos. sible; trade is reyiyine, and it will soon be time for buckwhcat cakes and Kentucky maple syrup, but this mental enjoyment is not to be compafed to the pleasure experi- enced after being cured of a chrOn1 ic case of chills with one dose of the great "Satanta.'
 For sale by Moncrief & Bro. Prescott Ark. J. Nj. Price x Bro. Boughton.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29

Ed. Hood spent Tuesday at Ar. kadelphia.
 Fresh oysters always on hand al Dan Wards.
 NIT. W. H. Wigginton visited Lit. tie Rock Sunday.
 Ladies' and Misses gossamers and rubbers at Richmond's. Best 5c cigar in town at
 Geo. Crossnoe's. Mrs. w. NJ. Brock of Huntsville, Alabama, is visiting her two broth. CTS here.
 Richmond & Steele want corn and cotton seed delivered at their saw mill.
 Dr. F. M. Williams, of Delta, has been in attendance upon court here this week.
 Don't pass J. NJ. Price & Bro., Boughton, they keep all the "Sa- tamtd Remedies"
 Richmond sells the flour that took the sweepstakes premium at the St. Louis Fair.
 You can buy clothing 9 per cent cheaper at Brooks, Hamilton X Co.'s than any house in town.
 Fresh Stick and Fancy Can dies always on hand at
 Geo. Crosnoe's.
 Engines, Saw Mills, Corn Mills Cotton Gins and Presses--R. l., Cobb & Co.,, 12O East Markham st. Little Rock, Ark.
 Senator Jones was Oh the train Monday, on his way home from Little Rock, where he went on business trip.
 Down goes the price of hats! l have good lot of Ladies Hats that will be sold at cost. When you come to town call and sec me.
 MRS THos. BRYAN.
 Sheriff w. l.. Connevey. of La Fayette county, was oil the train Tuesday afternoon, on his way home from Little Rock.
 Hon. T. c, McRae is the proud father of a fine IF pound boy. born Tuesday morning. He will now have fitting successor to his seat in Congress.
 MT. Sid Haltom, of Emmet, was in the city Tuesday. He win re. sume his school at Stephens, Ouachita county, next Monday, he informed us.
 Capt, w. R. White, our postmas' ter, visited Washington Thursday evening last. He came back Fri day wearing pleasant Smile wonder what's up? Prof. s. T. Boyd, the gentlemanly principal ofthe colored free school informs us that there arc S4 pupils in attendance. Heis expecting ar assistant this week.
 Mrs. Lu. F. Watson left 0fi last Sunday morning for Little Rock, where she has accepted a position as emanuensis and typewriter fol the Homestead Company.
 Mir w. E. White returned from his Texas trip Sunday. He likes some portions of that State, bu' was not very favorably impressed with Abilene and Taylor county. John Sullivan attended the pray er.meeting out at Mir. Louis Gallo ways, about six miles southwest O town, Sunday night. He praises the singing and general exercises
 Mir. Albert T. Prator and Mis- A lie Terintine, of Magnolia, were married last Sabbath at 10 o'clock He is a brother of Mir. w. N. Pra tor of this place. The PIcAYUNT tenders congratulations. We are requested by members of that church to announce that the Rev. A. J, Fawcett, of Pine Bluff will preach at the Baptist church Monday night next. We hope he will ha, @ a good congregation
 New subscribers are coming ii fast. Soon our list will reach 1 .OOO Don't wait, bat come for ward and get a good county paper devoted to the up-building and best inter ests of Nevada county.
 Uncle Haley Eershaw has in q new "ad" this issue. The firm has just received some of theil Christmas Goods. They keep 6 full stock of family and fancy gro- ceries, which will be sold 10" down.
 Mose-e Ky N. Prator. Capt. Syd
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-29

Mrs. Sue King of Hope, Prots. Bry' an and Youmap, of Lewisville. A large number of the teachers of this county were present.
 Some of our subscribers-sever' al postofiices-are complaining that they do not get their paper of late. We regret this. The fault is not ours. It is due to poor mail facilities in portions of this county, the contractor at Hope having quit. We trust our Willisville friends and those at other places will be patient, as we learn these irregularities will soon be rcme- died.
 Our new job press and new styles of job tyEe cost us near s42O.OO. and there is no better job office outside of Little Rock in the State. Now let our subscribers and friends generally, come for ward and give us assistance in work, and pay up for that already done. Accounts of patrons in town here, will be presented in a few days, by 1st of November if not be- fore, and we hope all will be ready and happy to see us.
 The following gentlemen have paid for the PICAYUNE since last week. Jno, A. Brown, Capt. Syd Parker, w. IF Heron, Sam Dunn J. NJ. Daniel, Jesse Ballew and M' D. Adams, Prescott; Austin Mitch -el, Bourland's Store; J. P. Nc, Cough, Lancsburg; J. C. Kelly, Boughton, E. F.. Naborss Fred Chambers. Emmet. Thanks. We hope all in arrears will be prorspt in settling, and lot us put them on tue poll ot hoAors
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giveh that scaled
bids will be received at the office OF the
bridge commissioners Of Ada county at
Caldwell, Idaho, until February 10th,
1855, atone o'clock p. n. (ths same
shall b. opened At 2 o'clock p. m. on
Same day and date) for the construction
Of = combination bridge across the
Boise River one mile above said town of
Caldwell at or near tho site Of the
present bridge. Said bridge to be 24O
feet long, consisting OF four 80 and one
40 #. spans and IL r.. roadway, one
foot higher than the present bridge.
sSaid brjdge to rest upon piling sunk
from to - f.; also for Al approach
On the north bank Of the river one hun.
dred and sixty feet long resting on pill
ing 30 It. apart; also grading and nlling
at each end Of bridge; in accordance
with the plaps snd'spscitications adopt
cd BY the board Of bridge commission
ers and now on file 1t the o<tice of the
bridge commissioners in said town of
Caldwell.
Tho board rsserving the right to re-
joct any or all bids.
The o6ics OF the board Is st the store
Of FIR. Coffin 4 Bro.
+. T. DAxILsOE,
M. ,. GwINx,
SHERMAN N. COFFIN,
az Bridge Commissioner.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Good Seeds Direct from the Farm
Many OF our readers hare known
Joseph Harris a. IN Agricultural writer.
H, was formerly editor and proprietor Of
the Gsnssss Farmer, and is now one Of
the editors OF the American Axricul.
turist Of Nav York, bat resides on hil
fam near Rochester, N Y. His "Walks
and Talks on the Farm" giving his sx-
perisnes Of actual farm life, are full oi
interest and instruction. L ks many
other farmers We presume he finds
wheat growing at present prices net
specially rsmunerativs, and is turning
his attention to market gardening and
sssd raising. We have received his
ssed catalogue for 1885, with directions
for cultivation. Hs warrants his SEEDS
to b fresh. pure and good, and sell.
them 1t very reasonable prices. He
writes NJ thst he will bs particularly
plsass d to have the readers of TIE
Caldwell TRIBUNE send for bis eata-
logus this year. Do not hesitate to
send for It. Send your name ~ soon as
You read this. Address Joseph Harris,
Morton Farm, Rochester, N. Y.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Frank Lesiie's Popular Monthly
For February il one Of the most inter
esting numbers Of this attractive maya
zine ever issued. Its articles are bril-
liant and timely. and cover - range. o.
subjects which cannot fail 70 attract
the attention Of every one. Tho open
ing article ID An exceedingly valuable
ono, on frederick burg the Home Of
washingtsn's Boyhood and the Burial
place OF his Mother" and accompany.
ing 1t are seven appropriate illustra.
lions. "Aascdotss Of American Law.
ysrs" 10 . gossipy ssd intsrsstiag oentri.
button, finely illustrated: and Professor
Charles A. joys article ON Guernsey.
Aldsrney and Sark" will b prissd no
less for it. interesting descriptions than
for it beautiful and characteristic pic
lures. Mr.. n, Seymour contributes .
wsll-writtsa article, "From Bismarck to
Benton" with nine illustrations; and
Oscar W. Riggs article on liking Cot.
ton at New York." with it. seven truth
iul views. affords an interesting glance
Of one OF the industrial features OF this
while the student Of natural
history will BE- especially interested in
Ralph 3. Tarr's "Auimal Life 1t tho
Oosan-bottom." beautifully and curious
" illustrated. Tho miscellaneous arti-
Giles. stories and poems maintain the
high standard Of this iavorite magazine.
0srrst Walkers thrilling romance,
''Ths Death-mark," rsao les its twenty.
drst chapter. The colored plate,
Household Pets" is triumph Of ar
Iistio color printing The piios IL IS
,snts . number, or $2.5oa year. post
paid. MRS. PRANK LESLIE, So, IS and
81 Park Place, Now York.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
sherm. Cofbn's Marriage.

Sherm. Cofnn's Marriage.
Sherman NJ. Coffin's movements wsrs
yelled In mystery from the time he wen,
east till tho Invitations were received
last week.
TIE csrsaony took place in St. Nary
(Episcopa) church at . .. NJ. January
goth, Rev. A c. Stilson performing It.
The bride, Miss Jessie, daughter Of Col.
o. 3. Phelps, was attended BY Miss
Gracs G. Comm Of bsise. sister Of the
groom, while Mr.. j. A. Hamilton, Of
Ottunws, did like service for Mr..
Coffin. Ne reception was held, the
young couple leaving for the west At 10
o'clock. They were accompanied a. far
~ Charlton by Miss Fannie Herbert,
Mis- Helen Haxon, Miss Kittie Aaxon,
Mr.. Charles Major and Mr.. Charles
Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin remaiasd
in Omaha thrse days and arrived at
Boise Tuesday morning.
Mrs.. Coffin will remain In Boise, Wis
ting the senior Mrs. Coin until their
residence here is complstsd-about
month.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
1.-Two Notes from a Live Papsl

1.-Two Notes from a Live Paper.
Boise City Democrat
Cottonwood flume is full Of ice.
Cottonwood creek. roarsd threaten
Iingly last night. :! ~ y
This il the eighth week that tht
ground has been covered with snow.
Old Milt spires 70 the chief justice.
ship Of Idaho. We are with you, Nifty.
The old barn on Capital Square
known IS tho Opsrs House will seen b
among the things that were. The Cap
ital Buildings arc to ornament the spot
It occupies.
Will the Capital buildings DO con.
psssd Of Idaho marble. thousands Of
tons OF which exist not many miles
from Boise City, Banples Of this mar.
BILE prove 1t Of superior quality.
Misses Mary and Hottie, daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Catalan, last
week passed examination before the
Territorial Supsrinterd snt and obtained
teachers certificates for ten ysarI.b
1t IL current that two new papers arc
soon to b published at Boise City. Ons
daily, by Mclaughlin. who loft here ,
few days since. The other is to b Of
the literary persuasion. or firesids COM
panioA, by Mr.. Ovens, Of Chicago, who
has been in town several weeks. There
il plenty Of room in Boise for several.
more powerful journals. But still We
think Kuna, which il still unblsssed
with palladium of liberty. presents >
more inviting fed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
SYRUP OF FIGS.

Natures own true Laxative. Peas
AMI to the Palate, acceptable 10 the
stomach, harmless in it. nature, pain
less In it, action. Cores Aabitual Cen.
ssipation, Biliousnsss. Indigestion sad
findrsd Ills. Clsansss the system. pun.
Hes the blood. regulates the Liver and
acts on the Bowels. Breaks up Colds.
Chills aAd Fsvsrs. ste. Strengthens
the organs on which Il asts. better
than bitter, Aauseous Liver medicines.
pills. salts Aad draughts. Sample bot-
tlss free, and large BOTTLES Tor sale BY
Little, Cox d Co. ksi,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

SEEDS FOR THE CHILpREx-Jossph
Harris, one ct the editors Of the Ameri.
can Azriculturist. offers to send any
boy or girl under fifteen years Of age,
the best 81 garden seeds free BY mail al
twenty-five per cent. less than segulsl
rates. This is no humbug. 1t IL gen.
uins Offer. Send for his seed catalogue
of 1885 with directions for cultivation.
It is sent free to all applicants. and is
we'll worth reading. SIND 1t once.
Aidress. Joseph Harris. Morston Farm.
Rochester, N Y.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
PERSONAL NUNTION.

r. E otrAhorn and wife arc In Ealsn
Miss Grace G. OoMn went to Ohio for
q months visit, after Bhsrn's mar.
riags. -.
Frank r. CONN and wife start next
week for . month or six weeks OF the
New Orleans exposition.
VIM. r. Glenn, the energetic rustler Of
the Wsissr Leader. spent Sunday ia
Caldwell. He came up TO 60 to church
most likely. SO
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NO CICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At BOISE CITY, IDAHO, !
:. .''@ January rs, 1885.
Notice il hereby given that the fol
lowing-named settler has fled notice u
his intention to make final proof in sur
rort Of his claim, and that said proof
will bs made before the register and re-
ceiver At Boise City. Idaho, On March
10. 1885, viz:
George W. Snodgrass, Caldwell, fol
the S IL NE IA, Sc IA NV and
lot 3. Sec. 8, TIP. N, r. I W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upol
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Jesse Rowland, Of Caldwell, Idaho.
Charles Petersen, Of Parma, Idaho.
Cajier r. Smith, Of Caldwell, Idaho.
JdhDM. Bowman, Of Caldwell. Idaho.
EDwD. l.. CURTIS,
~'"''l-s0s-6 - Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
THE POPULAR APPROVAL

OF the now famous Syrup OF Figs ~
the most sMcacious and agreeable
preparation ever offered TO the world ~
. cure for Aabitual Constipation, Bill
iousnsss, Indigestion and kindred ills,
Aas bssA won BY the wise plan pursued
BY the California Fig Syrup Company.
Knowing that any remedy truly bone
hcsal In it. effect on the system, and 1t
the same time plsarant to tho taste. will
meet with rapid sale. the Company,
through it, agent for Caldwell, Little
Cox 4 Co., gives away bottles free Of
charge. Try It and Judge for yourself.
Large bottles afty cents and one dollar.
81 Sm-l
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Lest, on Front avenue, between the
bakery and my residence. above Kim
ball street. on "wednesday. January Z,
1855, . Bed Leather Pockstbook con.
taiaing abeut $50 in bills ~ follows:
Two 800 bills.
Two $50 bills.
Two Is bills.
Also. soas papsrssnd three pictures.
The above reward will b given for
the return Of the money and papers 70
me. J. b. NILLBURH.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
TAKEN UP.

On January "a, 1885. on my pren-
isve, one brown horse, about l4} hands
high. branded c on left shoulder; nigh
hind leg white stocking; ring around
fstloek on nigh foro f,ot; small white
stripes on forehead and nose. Owner II
requested to prove property, pay al
charges and take the same Away.
j. b. TOTrE8DELL
Caldwell, /. T., January ~, 1885.