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MEATs-Beef. porter-aonse, &c per H.; sirloin,
Ie14ai5e. per 10; chuck. loai2Kc. per H.: do,
corned, sa10c. per To- do. dried. 2oc. per H.; do.
eaipped. 39c per H.; ID tongue. 5Od60c. each.
lamb, 12aioc. per b.; veal. per H.; NUT
ton, ISai5c. per h. pork. 1254a6c per h.; bacon
hams. 16c per H.: cut. 2Ga25c. per h.; shoulders,
i2aitc. per To-: cut, 14ai5c per To-; lard la1a14c.
per To-
FRUr.-AppIes, soa5oc. per PIX; lemons. aoaaoc.
per doZ; oranges, 550c- doz.; bananas, a0a30c per
d.: pears, s1ase per peck Go. ancy). 75c. per doz
grapes. pc. per To-. 35c. per box, do. (Malaga),
J per H.: eilestnuta (iEnpofted) 15c. per qt.; cram
BUTTER AND EGGs.-rhtladelphia print, Soc per
10; western creamery, 45c. per H.: New York, 35a
To-: eggs, 80 i;s5c. per dnz
FIsH--Perch white, a5a4oc. per bunch: rock
25aI9c. per bh.: salmon, 35a5Oc. Der H.; cod fish
per h. paddock 10c per h. halibut 15aaoc. per
d.; lobster, 15e. per H.; pike Zoe. per H.; smelt
21c. per To-; black bass, l5aacc. per b. cat fish, 1O
per ID; rcd Snapper l5c. per 10; blue fish, 121c.
per 10; muScaiungc. l5c. per h. scallopS, CSC per
pint: spFawn, 80; per ~ oysters. 75c asl per gal
~. per pk:; cabbage. 5aI0c per head; carrots,
2a5c, per hh.; cCcumbers pewl. loa25c. each;
c1u!ifIoWes 15a@oc.: onions, s0l75c. per PIX; do.
SPRING, 3i5e per oh-; potatoes, 23c. per PIX;
% tswsetl, soaeoc per pk.; sguashes, B. per H.:
PIX 10 new 75e per 'ioz; radish, 1oc. per bunch;
inint- Sc per bunch: egg plant. 1oa25c.
each; lima beans, 15c. per Ut; celery, 5a1Oc.
PIX red cabbage, 10ai5c. per hd; Brussels sprouts,
- per pk.
observation-disclosures odd, .as1 per pair; do
young, SOC $l.0; geese. - ISL 5 each: ducks 75a
SIG per pair; squads, S250af3 per dOz.; turkeys,
70 Use. per H.
GANH.-Woofccck. s7as7H per doz: duck (blue
wing, Il Der pair: 90 tred head. s. 90 per pr: do
canvas hacEl =AGo per pr do. tMaiiard1, s125 per
pr: 10. iblick head, per pr: do tsnaiD, Soc
perpT; geese, 75c each. pheasants. $3.50 per pair;
IT;rdes f2501S3 per 6Oz: wild turkey, zoe. per 10:
sniPe S pei de-; rabbits. a5a3oc. each; squirrels,
15I2h: EACH orpO5urn, 35a50c. each; terrapin, s5a
SO peg doZ.; Siiders. 50c.as1 each
FUIL E@CSES every night at Herzng'S Museum.
Take time hy fcrs0ch and secure seats in advance.
See advertisement. ''PinafOre" next week.
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PLUSH sACQUEsm.
PLUSH SACQUEs,!,

PLUSH sACQUEsm.
PLUSH sACoUEs,!
PLUSH sACQUEs..
To dispose of the entire remaining stock Of Plush
Sacqnes still on hand of which many choice and desra
bic qualities still remain uIsod. shall make rye
concessions from our former low prices thus aordng
q n opportunity to purchasers.
Quality No. IL Heavy silk Plush. SEAL ornaments
chamois pockets. $50: reduced price 500 Is:
Quality No. as Seal Plush extra quilted satin lin
ings. 9 6: reduced price S25,
Quality No. 3-6 Heavy Seal plush, sealskin finish
$40; reduced price $50.
Quality No 4--9 Fine Seal Plush extraordinary well
finished. $50; reduced price $40
Quality NO. 511 Finest Grade Plush. perfect nita-
| ton Of sealskin. $40; reduce price $50
FURS! FURSI FURS. AND AGAIN FURS,
Come to and purchase standard Furs from our fine
selected stock. and save from so 10 100 per cent
AND GET THE BEST.
Come to rs and examine fine goods before you
purchase article in the fur line The only stock that
Is complete and unbroken in the city
FRIDAY:MORNING. JANUARY 2 1885,
We will offer surplus took of Fine Seal Garments
as follows:
Two So busts length AZ inches ONLY S14s forroer,
5000
Fou 49, busts 40 inches long, s165 former price 5000
to 1925.
Seven Fine Sacques, 0-busts a inches long, $500:
former prices S265 to $780,
Fur Lined Wraps immensely reduced in price
ZOO
Superior Quality Hare Mus satin lined with adjust
able fastener at the uniform figure Soc. actual worth
81 90
BEAVER FURs. sEALsKIN SETS AND HARE
CAPES.
Hare and Beaver Fur Trimmings in all widths at re-
duced prices.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
400 492. 124 AND A2S
al SEVENTH STREET
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g VOC GOING SOUTH

aF me photos of Eets kemethr'S, 100 Pa ave.
o iUe TO De g. Per toz-, win i3Jh painted free,
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Lakaksl mirror Al saa1tsr.s Restaurant. 5os eth

APPLEToS1s American Cycl0p;eila. For best reTEiS
seP For -siIscelidneOuS COLUMN. this paper.
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The reater with which Nine snlia6e estafaishad ~
bnfsness and the sole device used by her for Ast
I've and stu used all kinds Of box accord1n0
and fancy pieatings h offered fer Gala Send -
circular. No. 8 hsst 18th strset New Iork ocs-sm
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HENNING, THE CLOTHIER.
| jail 41o SEVENTH STREET
j. u. O'MEARA & Co,

d. u. O'MEARA & Go,
1347 Pennsylvania avenue
LARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
LOADING SH6T GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH CA.
THEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE SILVER
PLATED VA. DINNER AND TEA SETS CAS-
SWISS MuiiC BOXES. from two 70 +, tunes; GOLD
H hnn PLY ~ TX W.T. HES JEMt,LRI, CUTLERY.
NICkLE BAEJOS, WADE AND BUTCHER KAZORS
REVOINERS, TOOLS and 10000 useful household
articles.
p direction Of the owner to change business will
eel, ON the premises. ali the above STOCK OF J. u
S'MEARA 4 Co: l34! Pennsylvsria avenue northwest
washington. ID. e. SIZE commences at SEVEN r. NJ
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY Auct
b.-The Mixtures viii not be sold a.. terIlin-
alton OF sale, The store will be occupied by J. u,
UMEARA CO.. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
tai
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Fon RECEPTIONS AND PAnrrEs.

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER)
ELEGANT g ~ WHITE AND BLACK BEADED SATIN
WHITE ERIsE AND CoLoRED Two.ToNE BRO
CADED VELVET AND SATIN DRESS FRO MS
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS PLAIN AND BRO
AND SURAHS IN BLACK. WHITE AND ALL
SnADEs FOR STREET. RECEPTION AND
NEW SILK GAUZES AND ILLUSIONS
COMPLETE ASSIGNMENT OF BLACK AND COL
.o SEISD LYONS AILsILK vEIVETS.
6O-lNCHES WIDE BLACK SILK AND WOOL SICI-
LIENNE FOR CIRCULARS
20 AND 50-INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSHES
ToRLADIES SACQUES, FROM $3.50 TO Sl6 PER
PER NOT's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
GhEA LY REDUCED PRICES ON Paris AND
BERLIN WRAPS, JACKETS, NEWMARKETSA AND
DOLMANS.
IRISH ANn GERMAN LINEN DAMAsK TABLE
q Otis. ALL WIDTHS AND Il MOTHS
FANCY LINEN DAIASK FRIN0ED LUNCH
CLOTHS. WITH DOYLEYS TO MATCH
8-4 WIDE CANTON FLANNEL FOR TABLE COVER
NOVELTIES IN HUCK AND DAMAsK TOWELS.
To SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT
RECT PRICES.
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". WILLIAM has one fur-ned circular ieft which
he Will sell for $50; former price, So.
DECOY DUCks and geese wanted. Hemp,er's, op-
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NgALARIAL POISON CAN BE ENTIRELY RE-
w moved from ths system by the Of Ayers Ague
Cure which contains sure specific. in the form of
vegetable product, used in other remedy War
ranted.
VHOR THE PROMPT AND CERTAIN CURE OF
erysipeHs. use Ayers Sarsaprills which is the spe
cihc endorsed by the eminent medical authorities
d20-eo
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Coop LOGIC

Coop LOGIC
LIGHT POCKETS.
HOW To WAKE A LITTLE MONEY GO LONG
Don't ,ay orekeeper three profits when you can
ge. goods a. one profit above original cost
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
927 AND 929 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Sell Atwood wem Clothing exactly 10 per cent
above actual cost of manufacture.
Don't trust the dealer who promises to sell for few
cents what You know a dollar won't buy.
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
9o7 AND 500 SEVENTH STREET
Promises you nothing what is prepared TO perform
The heavens rained gold dollars and all wool
Clothing cannot be bought at cotton field prices.
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 AND gig SEVENTH STREET,
Offers nothing but reliable goods Manufactures all the
Clothing it Sells and retails at exactly 10 per cent
above cost.
Don't part with money the 9Th Of fsiry-
tale" advertisements Remember that 1t is easy make
promises. and also recollect that
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
opt AND a29 SEVENTH STREET.
Gives reliable advertisements and offers reliable goods
and lowest prices.
Buy with your eyes wide open
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 AND 92s SEVENTH STREET
Is always Riad to those who come to look We invite
comparison because honestly believe that in duality
of the goods and in low prices have real compe-
ttion.
Buy at place where child can buy as safely a. an
adult.
10 PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
Is STRICTLY ONE PRICE, AND THAT PRICE Is
MARKED PLAINLY UPON EACH GARMENT
Open evenings till g. Saturday till H.
eB Please bear in mind. have no connection with
any other house in this city. d29
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E I; 4 ! Y Y :: :;
NEW YEARS GIFT TO THEIR PATRONS
bR0k5S 2E wnt 5s sasi
sds zxA sas
The average price Of these goods has been $780,
cHILpR IN NET TA in years only made
around bottom reduced to 81 SO.
The average price of these goods has been sll50
| MISSES AND CHILDRENs HAvELOCKs. of All.
red aoi Ge a for s9sT back
The reduced to S5 So for TO- H. IA and Is years
MISSES AND CHILDREN's COATS with deep
back. reduced to $500, for l. and years
The same reduced to Sc 25 tor 10. H. IA and 16 years.
Average of the above has been $3.50.
| ABOUT 81 MISSES JERSEYS sizes % and 30 inches
aan from on e q, n collar pA' and o0w
sa & Sass en Of sass sefs a
BAUM's,
4l6 7th street northwest.
Read our "alv" in to days Republican,! d27
SEM1-AsxuA1 REDucr1oss.
SILK vELvETs and DRESS GOODS, CLoAKs
NEWMARKETs. vISITES and JACKETS
| at greatly reduced prices We have much larger
stock than usual and have determined to close them
! in choice goods
Special sale of Colored veves at So So mark cd down
| from $3.50.
Tcot Cloths in choice shades reduced from g. so to
Brocade velvets, in black and colors have been
marked down, and will be sold very cheap
Colored Brocade Silks reduced from So so toe1
Full Bleached Damask Towels reduced from "A 80 to
50.
Black Satin Merveieux reduced from 81 Is to 81 60
20 pieces German velvets. all colors reduced from
Our stock was never larger and goods first
class and of the newest styles.
We have just received a choice lot Of evening Silks
and Crepes. Crepe de Chimes and sat.ns
VIM. sHusrER SONS,
9ls Pennsylvania Avenua
N.B.-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST dis
HOLIDAY OFFERING.
E. G. DAVIS,
7l9 MARKEr SPACE
GRAND DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY GOODS
EHAvE ON OUR COUNTERS NOW THE FINEST
LINE OF HOLIDAY GOODS WE HAVE EVER OF
WILL ALSO OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OUR
BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
POPULAR GOODS AND POPULAR pR1cEs
E. G. DAVIS,
dc COR. EIGHTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE
NOT Go1Sa To CARRY ANY Own
THEREFORE HAVE MARKED EVERY LADIES
WRAP DOWN TO PRIME COST WHICH CONSISTS
OF SHORT AND LONG COATS. SILK CIRCULARS.
CLOTH DOLMANS. SILK AND CLOTH RUSSIAN
CIRCULARS, AND NEWMARKETs; A HINT WHERE
TO BUY CHRISTMAS PRESENT CHEAP
AN ELEGANT LINE OF FINE EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS. SILK UMBRELLAS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS. SILK AND COTTON HOSIERY Nov
ELITES IN LINEN DAMASk SETS, TOWELS AND
NAPKINS.
ALL CoLORED BRoCADED vELvErs AT Ac-
rUAL COST TO CLOSE.
ELEGANT LINE OF DRESS GOODS TO SELECT
A PRESENT FROM.
ONE PRICE PLAIN FIGURES
s. L. HEMPsToNE,
dig SO3 Market spaca
SHIRTS RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICHa
muslin and 2lO0 linen. reinforced only rs
Fine Unfinished Shirts only SIC Finest Percae Shirts
only $3.50.
Finest Iaundred Dress Shirts. solid bosoms ready
to put on. for 81
Six finest Dress Shirts made to order tsod bosomssor
II anfeS at
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BlsHop.s CAMpHoa1NE

For Chapped Hands, Face and Lips; removes Sum-
burn, and renders the Skin beautifully Scotland Smooth
and is invaluable for the Toilet Price 25c per bottle
Try it, and not satisfied return the bottle and have
the money refunded s..
I. G. BISHOP. Druggist
$50 9Th Street. Corner 81 Street Northwest
o19.Sm Washington D. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

Mems and EOy's Gloves. Ear Muffs.
NitfrnS. Fur Caps,
Saxony wool German hand-knit Jackets and
Wooden Underwear. Heavy reduction In prices
previous TO taking annual inventory. At AUER-
BACH'S, 7th and III.
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n. SlLvERBERG & CO..
127 80 Seventh street.

$40 VS. 500
AMoNG THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE CHRIST
MAS times none commends itself more particularly
than the
HALL TYPEWRITER
Simpler in construction
AND $50 CHEAPER,
than its more pretentous rivals. anyone can ope
rate it. Ladies' depending on their own exertiops
viii find this machine Of great advantage Where.
then. is there better Christmas Present from the
benevolent! Please call and see the superior work Of
this new claimant for public patronage
DO R 81. EVANS. General Agent, la21 r street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CrTTEE SIGSAf. OTFrCFe.
WASHINGTON, ID. T.. January :, 1875, 10 a-Tn-i
For New England and the fnisdiD Atlantic states.
calder lair weather, norj Ewesterly winds, higher
barometer
For saturday, for The nldiIa atlantic states, de-
ci1edsy colder faiT weather. followed after TIE
morning by slowly rising tsmpsTtture. FOR Sew
England colder lair WeatbeT. and fJT J1e remain
ilg districts except the Missouri valley, fair
weather viii prevail, with slowly rising teupeTa-
tarss
A PRECIOUS GIFT
The most del. ate. useful and refined q hOi-
day presents that COuld Co offered - a lady
or person Of taste. = beJ9ad doubt, case
or Tat most exquisite. refreshing aaa i1StinT or
al perfumes. TIE genuine "Alrray q LanInan
FI0rlla Water sold by ali druggists, perfumers
iId fancy goods dealers rs there are limitations
Gf tbs aTsicie. Sc that the real Murray L&hMal
s-sT. l. " aJcT is obtained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

CARRIERS. I'll MAEKrr SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02
LADIES GOODS.

LADIES GOODS.
MxK j. p. PA1m.h.
IMPORTER oF FASHION
Win show the coming week
NOVELTIES IN EVENING AND RECEPTION
BoNNRTs
da7 AND HATS JUST Received.
M with Lerd 4 Taylor, New Yors: William Bsrr
Co. st Louis, Mo. Suits made the shortest notice
guaranteed Evening Dresses. Bridal Trousssaus q
so Pennsylvania avenue tower NJ .wnMsnso d27-Im'
Mas. SELMA RuppEnr
COS 9Th STREET. oppost. pat.n. ofnc.
HF aSa RffSmp sss sSek Of ApIE ana
CASHMERE HOSIERY at very low prices.
.,, BEAUTIFUL m line Of HANDKXIT WoaSTED GOODS
ss sHkss Ing
ING spd S eSsH psS n Wsak
cred in Mother Hubbard and other styles Of superior
FRENCH PyEINe. SECURING AND DRY CLAN.
nds a aess Lace Curtains Crepe Wells and all
and Finished in the most superior manner. Plusf
Sioaks. Velvet and Party Dresses speciality ladies'
Dresses done MP without being ripped ANTON & CAR.
oLiNE LEisCH. formerly with A. 4 ischer. d233m
Rare ATTRACTIONS
FOR THE LADIES At
CHS RUPP ERTS
NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STR EFT NORTHWEST
The attention of the Ladies is respectfully called
my select assortment of Emb- odered Slippers Cush
ions. Table Covers Tides. Whisk Broom Holders OF
different designs.
Fancy Worsted Work and Knitted Goods of every
description; complete outfit for Infants.
Merino Cloaks Children's Lace, Satin and velye:
Bonnets 1870
Germantown and Zephyr worsted Knitting Yarn all
colors and all kinds of En- broidered materials on maud
at the lowest market prices. dI3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

FCIJ. HORSES every night at HerZng'S Museum.
Take time hy fcrel0c aHd secure seats in advance.
SEE advertisement. ''PinafOre' next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02
A General MARK Down


OF our entire large stock of reliable Boots and Shoes
as we must reduce our stock before taking 1nven
tory. HAHNs. SIC 9TH ST. and 1929 Pa. ave.
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Millinery at a Discount.

MItI1Ncfy AT q Ds%COUNt.
BlOut'S Bargain Bulletin for tomorrow Saturday,
The season. nearing It's close, immense stock
stn complete, must be reduced even at sacrifice.
Read and Reflect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

YOu VIII Save 40c. on Every Dollar
by going to AUERB ACHs Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and
H. for very best quality Red, White and Blue Flan-
mel Shirts, Neckwear, SILK Hats, Fur Caps. Derby
Hats, Collars and Cuffs, Dress Shirts and Sewing
Machines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

Kni: Jackets,
Prices reduced at Francs, corner Sth and D.
The only strictly price hat and gents furnish
ing store In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

Mas. c. DONOVAN, OF 315 5th avenue, New York
VIII OMEN y case OF Imported bah dresses to-mor-
row, January 3. in the parors of the Arlington.
Costumes wraps ana Slillinery are very low. See
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-02

Cheapest Place
for Black Cashneres and Dry Goods in general
736 It'll street. j. f. YOUNGs.
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LIGHT POCKETS

HOW TO WAKE LITTLE MONEY GO LONG
WAY,
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THE
10 PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE.

927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST,
Is STRICTLY ONE PRICE, AND THAT PRICE Is
MARKED PLAINLY UPON EACH GARMENT
Open evenings till g. Saturday till IL.
eB- Please bear in mind we have no connection with
any other house in this city. d29
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-02

ano's ~PPNcF Flower egctab.e 4 Field Catalogss
i've ~ -6SS0hee. 2. a. LANG, oaeaboe. ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-02
FH8 DOLLAR COLUMR..

lAdvernsemeuss not exceeaing an inch tor teD
.ines Of small typel In length Will be inserted in
tn1e column for one dollar per week. or nifty cent?
The hSst insertion and twenty-five cents each sd.
ois1onal linsertaon-paysble In advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-02
anted,

Boarding-house for . mining company or
number Of mines In . good locality. Have had
much experience In the business. Apply to 8. J,
Friedman's store for particulars. jylO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-02
The Baxter Hotel, Ketchum

PAUL P. BAXTER. proprietor, is the Oldest
and best kept hotel on Wood River. The dining
Is the largest in the Territory and the tables
are supplied with ever, thing the market Affords
The rooms sre large, airy and well furnished.
when in Ketchum don't fc fgst the fact, or the loca
tion Main street. below First National Bank s2tt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-02
Lost.
Dividend No. r.

NOTIcE.-Ma meeting Of the Board Of Dirsc.
tors OF the Bellevue. Idaho. Mining Company, Z
dividend tNo 81 Of ten tlO) cents per share on tte
capital stock Of the corporation. was declared,
payable on the 26th day Of October. 1885, st the
once o. the Company. F. O. HORN, Nec'y,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-02
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that I. George B. Moul.
ton, Of Baker City, Oregon. have by mutual con-
sent Of all the partners doing business at HALEY.
Alturas County, idaho Territory. as the
HALEY IRON WORKS."
this day sold my one-fonrth interest In the prop
erty and business of said HALEY Iron Works" to
Milton E. Pinney, of HALEY, Idaho. and that am
no longer partner Of said 1rm. or responst le
for any of their liabilities after this date
And I. Milton f. Pinnev. Of HALEY. Idaho. also
oiye notice that have purchased satdJ b. Monl-
ton . one-fourth interest and have taken. by con
sent hts place in said arm snd business and BE-
come 4 partner therein. and have assumed the lta-
hiiities heretofors resting on him. and am liable
for ali debts now existing or heretofore contracted
10 the extent Of hts former. but nov my onefousth
interest in the "Hailey Iron Works" hrm and
business. 6EOmSE ' MUunrcN'
HALEY, Idaho, October S. 1885 o9dw4w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-20

Galveston, May 19.-Jasper Rhodes,
the condemned mulatto who is to be
executed next Friday at the county
Jail, for the murder of his wife on the
night of the 2lst OF October, seems
unconcerned about his approaching
fate. lie is quite averse to seeing Wis
itors, and spends most of his time In
writing letters. He has written two
letters to Gov. Ireland for executive
clemency, but does not seem TO enter
tain any hope OF the governors inter-
eeeding in his behalf. His letters to
friends and relatives clearly indicate
that he expects to die and imlnedi-
ately ascend to glory by the Igallows'
route. His appetite is good, and be
seems in remarkably cheerful spirits
considering the nearness of his ap
preaching end. He is receiving min
isterial solace from quite number o
ministers aud priests.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-20

Halifax, N. s., May 19--lnquiry OF
the naval authorities regarding IL. M.
5. Garnets experience In New York
harbor, is supposed to be closed for
the present. Vice admiral CONNER
all favors sending to the admiralty in
London the papers regarding Lieut..
Gardeners action in releasing Boyn-
ton and others captured in New York
harbUr without taking them to Capt
Hand on board the Garnet. In the
mean time Lieut.. Gardiner remains
under arrest on hoard his ship. The
sentry on board the Garnet that night
received forty-1ve days imprisonment
the severest punishment captain car
give without referring the case to !,
court-martial. No other persons OF
the Garnet are held blamable In the
matter and no charges have been pre-
Ierred against the captain or any othe
person on board. rfHfas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-20
BLACK JACK!
Inflicts Himself Upon Illinois
for Another Six Years
Senatorial Term
England and Russia Will PIay
nj Games of Mimic War, One
on Land-Other Oh Sea.
Canada Finishing UP Her War
-RieI Fears n Hanging
RumOrs ola victory.
BOyntOn's Little Advertising
scheme Hurts John BuII's
-..s----. s.,esrIy.
BLACK JACK.


Springfield, ILL.,, May l9.-ln the
Joint session Of the legislature to-day
there was n great jam in the house.
both on the floor and in the
galleries. Fifty-one senators Were
present and 1853 representatives
When the vote was being taken a
dead silence prevailed. Denis refused
TO vote. The senators all voted for
Logan, giving him 26 votes. Ruger's
vote was received with cheers. When
Sittig was called, in long speech cX-
planning his position he voted for
Logan under protest, and the an
nouncement was received with the
widest cheers. This gave vote of
1903 for Logan. On call of the absen-
tees, the democrats voted solidly for
Judge Lambert Tree. After roll.call
Baker, McNary, McAliney, Caldwell,
Quinn and Crafts changed their votes
to Charles Il. Farwell, and Barry, II
democrat, changed his vote to John
A. Logan, and the widest confusion
prevailed. This insurcs his election,
Roll-call was proceeded with after II
time. the democrats attempting to
elect Farwcll, republican, hoping to
got some republican votes, Barry
Withdrew his vote from Logan, but
stated lie would not allow any other
republican but Logan to be elected.
LOGAN GIFTS THE sENAToRsIIIp.
Springfield, Ill, May 49, In Joint
session Gen. John A. Logan has been
elected United States senator.
NOT YET ANNOUNCED.
Springfield, MAY 19-The announce
ment OF Logan's election has not yet
been made this hour. The demo
Gratis are changing to Farwcll aud
trying to drive all their men in, bu
all have not yet responded, and no re
publican has shown any inclination Il
leave Logan.
AT LAST IIAINEs DOES.
No republican support went TO Far
well and Speaker Haines finally an
nounccd the vote declaring Loyal
elected.
"BY THE PEOPLE" uMPH!
Upon the announcement of the vot
Gen. Logan was called for, and beini
escorted TO the speakers desk, mad
u brief speech returning protoun'
thanks for the honor for the thir
time conferred upon him by the pee
pie OF Illinois.