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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-22
PoSTPONED.

The above sale has been postponed unit
THURSDAY, January is. 1885, at the above
mentioned time and place.
W. H. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
By A. E. KAYE, Deputy.
Eureka, New, Dec. 81, 1884. d2S-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-22
poSTPONED.

The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the 31st Of January, 1885, at the
same hour and place. w. 81. SWEENEY,
Sheriff.
By A. E. KAYE. Deputy.
Eureka, Jan. Is, 1885. Jal4-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-22
POSTPONED.

The above sale has been postponed to SAT
URDAY, March IA, 1885, at the above time an(
place. W. b. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
BY A. e. KAYE Deputy.
Eureka, Feb. II, 1885. fel3-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-22
POSTPONED

The above sale has been postponed until
FRIDAY, the 18th of February, 1885. at the
same hour and place. W. 81. SWEENEY,
Sheriff.
By A. E. KAYE, Deputy.
Eureka, Jan. 80, 1885. a3l-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-22

Go to P. Steler. He sells his solid sill
yer and plated ware below cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-22

OF Memory, Lassttude, Nocturnal as Loss
Aversion TO Society, Dimness of Vt.ia. issions,
In the Head the vital auid passing n; Noises
IN tne urine, and many other disesss Sauoseryed
DE. Il will agree In
hundred Dollars for a Gaze y, .b.u ei. FIVE
the VITAL RESTORATTVE nind that
special advice and treatmentl viii lunoer his
for anything impure or injurious ~. cure, OF
Dh. treats eli Prtysta ntUsunna IN II.
cessfully without mercury. s"nsansssess sue.
Free Thorough examination ana assatfon
GLIDING analysis Of urine, Is co. pr,n aavioe, in.
Restorative, 81 80 9 bottle. ~ o 20 vital
the quantity, IS GO; sent TO anv a souf tmes
receipt OF price. or O. o. D.. seco. uatess upon
seryation, and In private name ~ .Iom Oh.
A. T.. MINTIE, nj. ID, uesirec.
IL Aeeruy ~. Sau Frn.cs.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-sent"
ton by letter stating symptoms az appica'
Communications strictly oonfdenti. Ano age.
DIR. MlNTIE'S KIDNEY p~~
NEFHkEE1CUM, cures ali Nina ~ u.gy,1,
and Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh1. Anouney
Leucorrh9s. For sale by all druooists, St y
bottle, six bottles for e5 90, aW
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELTON pvrrs
are the best and cheapest DYRPEPsuA.ns
Us cure-fn the market. 70, u
all druggists. ma,
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r. YOctcr.~"

i,sss i i .aieassssIssee =. ;.s;sss'
d. the sBill sus .ME
The, world;Gill,Sa de s,5f& I'D, NJ
Gre: he says.t6e psop,s
literal in their !cenceptien asa'
that they are in lgporaasA S9sn
they interpret the FIRE. to, qe.
slr9y pll, that is :. earthly, to
mean nterpl. cossl ming, blazing
heat. lie contanas::thaat. fire
referred to.ln the passage means
the "spowerj Of God that will
convert earthly to heavenly.
The past. will be forgotten, and
oaty the. present will exist.
rhere will be no Future; every.
thing, will benow;":: He also. be,
feyes that America is the, Israel
andsays Americans. q ney race"
are TO be the chosen ones:-
Herald. ~. .
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Difficulty in, Arresttipg Mormon
Polyeanisth

-. - .. D. - 49, = -
z Blackfoot, Idaho, Msy. a.
! Last Saturday three deputies
visited Paris, .tp arrest eight
persons. charged,with Illegal
! cobabitatlon. They fund an
at the freezing
house, the chief Mormons, the
,onss: wanted. being inside.
The, deputies attempted TO en-.
ter and were refused ad,nis-
sion under o claim thatSthe
meeting was > private. The
doors were locked and guard
ed inside aud out. The depu.
ties were bantered,. TO: go in
and bring ont the men, and
were given to understand thar
they would. be severely dean
with if they attempted TO do
so. Seeing no chalse of the;
arrest Of the Aen if q Crowd
So. determined, ihe deputies
aefg followed by a part OF the,
Hf6Wd. The deputies went
Yuti ~ ;tewn. .pptii the crowd;
'disp persstE fhat. faftetpooni
thaa hHputips s5Testsaa s.
HamphreY. Z aNaS
loWSssnis 81 81 bpsoil S3lll
10 Z sSfontp lei. |, Sunday
SAsS 5teng spri 6uf to1
Rla tkf9d kts an attempt,
HAD beefi made lSl y onxpelier,
to rescue them. The daphtiesl
autographed Marshal Dnboise
6Qpdays He tooka special
.srain n for Montpelier, arriving,
therel Monday; DorHiGgsend'
called attke plates Of Al,thel
county officers, bnt none were.
there. Ha ;eearehed two or.
three houses, .~bIt j.. found no
one that. was wanted. AT
least 15J Mofmons were on the
>Hut. offered no resls-
tancs. ruboiso had warrants
for nearlyall tht officers, who:
hre .';p0lygamists. To day
lbhuD:. Jones pleaded guilty
DC uulawfnl rehabilitation and
ts lined Z $500 and costs.
lAboht fifteen similar cases ares
on the docket and more to5
come. :. ,rs.F ~.
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lshronicC CatarFA-.

q CIV. McHic<,:sr 4o6 Sofa rccrs
AstnceS StLo,iis, 10 twenty .yedrteof agt
iand has been Z sufferer from schfoni'
4. .catarh, s9lich sflaJ !bceonf6 quito oiled
rsive. Wheh he came 10 Dt.; Hshiusn, twi,
imontln .hgd, he. Sas told It w6ta6tsks sia
;monslH 10 eur him. Sbut De II prd-
'grssscd :beyond pli expectaEons, hnA
rncarly dll s!gnSsorthei -dlsesse bsre di1
,sppcared.t Z Beiere beihs ,trsStsd he coulE
inot 0reafhssoat pfths nose; ai1 now N
,haSc Scfedsce .eonlroi of the nash organ.
PxKpssk'did the business. y ':-ri, 4.
3smS Dunn. of ,io Gay stfecs, 81.
0>ou&, hai suffered from catath since
4676. The gentleman told the repori3
tho following straiuhlforwaH story o.
this ease. .. I took the 'disease Ia ikleni :.
tphis; II Commenced In Sny aesd lint
extendcd 10 my throat, land baf. oduRi,
.So,lsavcd. III welt to 4 number ut' fiy-
,sicians; and thief told me iay tfyabtC VI
HON orths lieat that eslsed ,the ,seasS
For the lnst year hsxs beenspfctIdit
ii,~oftlIfesS, II ;coai9 not aBcehd q Hrhttt
'stai5 witheut sufsfing from thottRer d
;:breMh and FAN beAtiug Of thehe.t Sn:
spy7&pPetite WAS very, dcfec6to tskft9y
eSfing / ;onea. eoughrd ~ taiAsi Dat &
iMo,h4 thrps':up Sye5yh yhuhk f6 ~ eei-
!ach: fe6uidnS Ste Nj =
sout 1bnnting. five ~eek3sssk kiAeh
.nhder the cnrelof III ii6rfnaSah M ho&,
my coushfas disapvcsred. Ind y kee& 1il6
d new IMAM" cESfrx kgM ~ ksafs
nnert ssa3 ,,SSa s. .f.els "a 5fstltsg
r Next came Eepper S5sei6 fdb
sabio7o Carr frtet, 81 '1soii t1ntz1(
;old psiisnt q 7yr, knmt4pa 81 =
,thaf III 4nd sun d,Icst sint 6R
chronic eatairh II thS head ~ - q,
js nov x'almost tcufed, Bis iunG ~ ~
'firely well and ms head greatly thabf1 ~
Tbe gTatitpnG Of @tliis Ees6emgf ~
almost b6unailsss, nnd lie cfisesad St3I
she reporter inahc ,siropgeki iterShs, 5tfSs
ing "p pERUsh will cpfc arS dheaie = 4 |,
, I. 1.P..bpkshart or cumterlsnd, Md
superintendent u. & O.R.RsC3Vqi6tef o
:{conductor ON The Daitimose& Oht Rfit
road for twehty-eight yesraHptPfey{60s
ly rdruggist3, wntess. ada, BIB. HkaS
MAN & Go, iCofmbus, O:.sd hate eusea
but one'Eottle ofPRRvNA betteeiimyseH
land son. '-Heknd dpthfr thnb1tI
sand is now WELL Asfor mSself1thas e.
tireiy relieved 'ti,e duIlncss IN n3S, heae.
which has been Of long standing- hz
suit Of chrome, maiaria. ~ p1rSf tod9s
anything in y.lile that Easf md tafk
great satisfaction. My wife nov IN
Ing It also" Z f--
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1885-05-28

A dispatch from. Vienna,
dated May 18th, says d terrif-
ic . snow storm, is /, raging
throughout Austria Hungary.
Many persons have been fro
zen to. death .sand the crops
generally are destroyed. The
prevalence or cold weather is
general throughout Europe.
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- OXFORD Mss, THURSDAY NAY es 1855
otigfn Of FerlIiar ,preverOs'

|. :. Truth IS stranger than fc-
[tion,' was invented by an:eai-
Itor as a headline to q twenty
Eupe lie so monsuouslyeo-tray.
fagant that he knew no ora
! would bcliere fen words of IT.
The original Use, Of this prov
! orb is continued nEtothis, day.
| Whenever you see that line in
a newspaper dpn't believe n
word you read tnder It. .. 80
E 'Sfll make q spoon. or gpoil
|.R hnrn,, was the thought OF a
man who never made. q spoon
In. all his life, and, who knew
perfectly, well shat hecouldn,t
make one, and only took a
mean mans malicious. delight
m. spelling q horn. : P. S.
For a man who likes to take.
his hprn straight the introdue-'
;tion Ola speSf alwdys spoilsi
So 4Aawink Is asgood,as o nod
ito q blind horse, Gss bS.
asnan with1a. stiff nee Ehp
wanted: to nod bht 6od ldn1s Z
,Althpugh, why any sAlIR nah,
{Aonld yish eithexs pk or
.Lch Mt pblild horsa hmm.
.can teilsa IN 4; j -; s.; "a
"a little more mi 81
;1ttle mQre slum Del M6S
JyatH Batedtp ahs. Maggays !,
Nass e3olen. ig him from thf;
nighsjwatchmaa who invented
itin his lreamss.., II. sSsss,- 4
Fast, Bind, ,fast find ,wasl
renarkS1.by E,poNce 3dsles.l
Id pax9 fhE E4oughsogEss
TO keep tAs-peaee. Sand. lined
him S15&. 3 i S,l;s ! .,,;.T |
S1t,s vel. tlat6nas twsll, d
Aya by q, mnrasfer. who
a dude. The name sof
u 6rasrer Sis ,sHp s'ressea3 /
lest Ne should be6veffnn With
more. orders+than be. couN Gl,l
and tlIts7be compelled 70 hirsl
a clerk, who would eyMtpaily3
run of, with sall the, MdIld NJ
Ais fare in love, and, ,W$y;J
was: the inspired thought of ~
railroad conductor. ]. .;StN
'0he swallow does netmaket
a summer was the. brilliantl
of a pan who was try |
ink. 20 see how many swal'
lows do make a summer. I.
Nota Benz walthe therp,ome' I,,s
Ter Eol hily and saIisiactCh.t
pVi''iCh'
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1885-05-28

The lower grade sailors on
the Russian .manrof-war at
New York receive only,S1, per
month wages. They admire
everything in New York ex,
cepting the Emericn yodki
which they think to weak.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1885-05-28

Poor fellow He lay in a sta.
por. Tie physician had said he
that he could not recover, The
ministers came, and, bending
over the bed, solemnly remark-
ed: s. So !; g =. = SO
"You must prepare for the
worst" - =. =.
The poor fellow, whose wife
had been doing the cooking,
opened his eyes and said: -
"Why, is dinner rcady'"
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1885-05-28

: 0oi Holder, candidate 4 for
Auditor, spent two days i'm Cor,
inth lately meeting with old and
making new acausntan ces. I: He
left q fine suppression: behind
bin; very many we know, would
willingly see him; in the .Andt
tors office. ;.He is an excellent
gentleman and we'll qualified for
the place.-Corinth Herald,
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PrrrsBuRd May. = 2I.-l


PrrrsBuBG !, May, 21.-A
strange disease. battling the
skill Of the; physicians, | hroke
ont ct. Paris Rosds,.a SIN sta.
tion On the FaShaud die Iailroad,
eighteen mills from Pittsburs
a few days age, In one family
alone there .hayes.besn I've
deaths and the ,nother 10 IN ,ane
Eight lpefsopo hare died aud
eight more are sick, 1'he local
physicians refused. TO attend the
patients, and steubensille Ioj
.piyr cians are there ,Thel dis'
case is spreading, and al >cases
prove fatal. 1
{ MythieM jdeas are tanning tlfs 'pnb
lie tbsowmafh t,'e 1feAta 81, ,pi ea ludlce,
y ixqcre en9es eS hnufbhgg 2 Hayo you
tiie 2qu on idea3 tfait sTostr scrofuln
14tedt thy sths nso.oe p6tash md
lps1f$93f No nutter wlrht ie catlse,
the peer cf iii other ictned-
Il n ri i rtupse tlint your Af0 sb-
N M fsfs11ll n f1ie sNakit -et; t;,,l nafal
9ql1op34kf Nh, ,B. ~ tie .tlficatest
Tet66dse 3ff you. Chronic ufcar1 and
0cilBaH d b6fes, ,thefestiit OF potash h nd
tuerrgryy ~ ctiic'll' gentlemen VIII
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2 ~ 49, ffs,s . W. - - Il -. -,
The other day, Attorhsy !!
General Gu land sNaS stopp
dASASe stree An.old M
EhdS atisf .boS Sing 3 foih
said: ys,,. s,.r- !, i,
: 4 reckons yer is kep' putty!
busy now, sab,
Yes, very busy '.',~
Il Yer doan' pear ter reco'nize
me.;Fsr, ~, e ,'.,..s 'o...':..t i;
=. q remember your face but ]
scanpot:recall your name.' :.
!: 4Daf'ssf.hut I thought. .sak
T'se Ely Back, an uster be er
itlsEiee Q, de peace an vessel
dster pfaetice afore me down,
in Arkansaw. :. Doan' .recgE
leck, de time dat yar, ,fendkds
de- cnllud. ,gsnuermau whut
stold de hog frum de. white
pusson, Does yer? Wall, I
sees :. dat Syer's in a hurry
Good mawnin.' I'se stoppin'
heah in de city n,wouldlike
fur yerfer call i'roun' ap.' see
me.@Arkansaw Traveller.
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A, Ksntucklan. Declares. that the
End Otthe World Approaches.

: .
\ Or. Swsrthsrd, OF Eardstown,
Is lecturias IN. the streets 9:of
Louisville pnd attracting great
crowds. sThe y 'Ooaricr-Journal
gives the 5ubstspcesof- his talk
in this way The war, cloud that
reaches from Russia TO Englapd
he sayo, 10 :snre 10 burst in I'll
fury this week He hears The
bpnder, pnd rcsn sec the lurid
bolts. IN the. darkness, and says
war is ineyitable.l II will come
in a.few days and may he to-
,norroE.7' The signal given to
the world ofthe-neaf tapproach
Of it's ending is waning and, to.
o student of tho scfIptaresAt.N;
'unmistatable, .t.Thcre t.snss
.saia the .dootar.. .plq ri
| @ors OF. ra:sndii ssH
notions are. csytEg
there \ will ,bosipH Nh, nd
this werlFju moi % 6nfned tp
nxoAaia6 wlIl 6k;gs1 srali
H. q whole fartt
4 tSfats d. with huinaii
blpe9, and tho heaven Of ercry
nisphers iwall be .darkened
With the smoke of battle IN
Amerca The 1granaest struggle
will take place. sThe powers
that now exists wall 7be,orer.-
tbroEn. !. Cleveland is to be. de.
throned and. placed Gin. prison
Gem Grant will be ,,Emperer OF
this contip emit, but will reign on
" SIX weeks, ct tho end of which
time peace will he declared, apa,
a grand revelation will follow
The earth will ,T0ck aud roar
like q sdlceno. There will he
greet transformation; new life
will spring within man, L east,
and vegetable. ..This state of af'
fA;ts will continue three. years,
at the end ,of, which gsine Sths
world WA boa, parad diser Eden
will be given .back'to us with all
its glory, happiness and sweets.
At the eud of three years Christ
will como end rsigp~for < 1000
years, when the millennium,wN
be at. haud.". asrs !"
Da-lng -this bS y"
~, syoctcr.
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oSsLnhdsea osnts; on the. DOL. 1
lar se1l'sixteen ctnoes 10 :thei

lar, sell'Nxteen dnnces 10 the
pound, four, pecks TO the bash
el, and : ono hundred rand
twenty eight cnbic, feet to the
cord; ithat will make twork
,man do p full days ..whrk for
'afpll days pay, iwhetheI the
'ess,o% hislemplcysr As, ,lpon
lfEfsSf pptS'that will make
capkAl%, .dlsEergeS The ,Ron's
share ofan profits and divide
khsrn tanSify aud Justly with
.Nhor; that Nill carse. the rlan-
104hturer TO CEASE from adnl.
tSfatiHg hissgoeds,. his clerks
fSn SnSBfrlo dining fhdin his en-.
pbE:the officiai from en-
bird lpgthe: :fsnds .tommitted
tcssE E6ffust;,,a religion. that
G1ESmake men honest, up.
ttht, pure and Trustworthy in
allahe walks OF life; a relis-
{1n,that, not only, makes men
hnppy, bun. elso makesithem:
high teoEs. lex. 80, :, "a. & IA -.
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Z EofA(shristn1as Hiak wear. I,The
record 'ot the smeliows,. show.
erar. was1 lost in ths dim tnists
aSSsfiipion. the great Irish
ss* N 3fo@ o@sfs n fst An, =, az
B tfysad ma. ten NO tales
! was u .stlIe 4oyu,,s excla nation
of the firstedifor Who slew, q,
\, an whoIcama,;n win q con.
Ahmed 'storr If Ak ahantefE. II.
wns tbasamS eSiior w6n. Upon
rae iying ~ and .foE 'text,
csnfs from Z ,;Iscst .fdn kr:Ax,iS,
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Citation Notice.

. The State OF Mississippi, To
2 NJ Fortner. - ~l' ..-;.' ~
You are. commanded to 7ap.
pear before the Ohancery court
of the county df Iafaay ette, .'in
said state. on the$first Monday
of July 1855, at roles, 10 defend
the suit in said ooartof Henry
\ Davis, wherein you are o
defendant.ss--s - -
JOHN F BROWN =
- -. Clerk:
pril 30, 1885.
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ssa ..fF -" ..s.a - I - . - q. ~ '
! You .are doing nicely. said
the-dactor encouragingly tonr
mds dkrkey patient. I will
~ 5Eain tosmorrow, and Will
You. this prescription
I've you from pain in
&. "a Then he went
6vs So sss;;s ,,sySi.i II
4 .Dats 5scription dnt de
doctah lsi,s said the patient
feebly to. his wife tan'1 vans
yo' ter 60 to de"drug stot ian'
git it filled: Tell de drug
sto' man dat,its TO my inter:
im,- an be sho an Ak. himEef
Use ter take it eternally, or
Jess rub it on de outside, an
sf sd, whar.'EN. Y. Times. !.
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1885-05-28

A Tippah county man is re-
ported to have sold his horse,
worth o hundred dollars, for
sixty and left his crop to 60 to
TIE Expositions
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1885-05-28

'How dreadful it is said a
sympathetic woman, 'to.- be
murdered and then be packed
in a trunk. l. couldn't stand
il. Id smother to death
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The Religion demanded by the
Times. g.

The world needs q religion
to day that will make a mans
/ IS good rs his pcte; that
.S~A1-, --.~$e~r.,~ -. 30.
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.EI.Pior. working peo,
BiA,xx,.

eHEI.Pior. working Peo;;.
!, ,blessend 10 cents postage. md We Will,
snsii. sou Gree a royn,. valuable sample
/ sox or goods that will put you In the
way OF making money In a. few days
s1lisnxyou ever thought possible ut any;
business. Capitainot required. lou,
can live at home and work In spare
time only. or nll, thetirne. All OF both;
sexes, ,,ot ALI sges, ,grandiy 'snocesstll'
30 cents TO s. easlly earned every eve
ulng That liwho want work may
teSt She business. ~wc make this unpa.
rnlieied offer: TO all who are not,
Niell satisfied we will send Slr to- pay
ltor. the trouble ofwritlng ns, Full par {
iNcsriars, directions. etc, sent free: I'm
rmease pa5 absolutely sure for ali who
start mt once, Don't delay Address
sHxISsoS & Co. Portland. Maine:
The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1885-05-28

!: s-,s . T@OR @ @Rsat ..-. a q. J
Asmsll new: residence hueBet
on University street. ApRuu
". Y. SULLIVAN
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4,~e,s m:t5,rl.
Always on hama.

,a 4 So,
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-, -
~ *. !, = * K. : !. :. I.
--,;s s,s .sss..::s., :, q
IN .....za. Is "a
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-05
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The great Coal OIL blockade il broken /!
Plenty Of coal oil at Moxiey's drug store. 20
Ten Thousand feet Of good dry flooring
fer sale by ). Z FISHER. lg-lm
For fine cigar 60 to Texicr's.
Texier has the best tobacco in the city.
Chew The Horse Shoe Tobacco Iti..the
best. 3S-N
c F, ana French corsets for sale at J. r.
volmer 8 Co.'S.
The hes. assortment of clocks in Lewiston
ean be found at Geo. Il. Lakes. lott.
Stock men save money by using Mox-
ley's condition powders. They are the
best. 81
CLOAKS CHEAP.--At cost for 20 DAYS.
We viii close out Children, Misses aud
Ladies Cloaks. J. +. vOLLMER 4 co.
Mcguire 8 Browne. Moscow, T., for want
OF room. are closing out lot Of hard wood,
(oakl stell tooth harrcws--sA teeth to soc.
ton, at 81 80 per section. Also few plows
at cost.
SEED POTATOES. II have Z few bush
els of Beauties of Hebron and Burbanks
Seedlings for sale. A good chance for far
mers to secure choice varieties at a low price.
2l-gt /. N, HIBBS.
NOTICE. - Farm for sale of 1854 acres |:
and three work horses also two mares, four
two year old colts, and two yearling colts,
ten cows, seven two year old steers ard
heifers. Also q set Of farm implements.
Enqnire of VIM. EVANS,
2'-lm Gencssee, I. T.
punL1c SALE.--A public sale will be held
at Fincents auction rooms in this city, on
Saturday,. March 7, 1885. at 10 o'clock. The
articles to be sold consist Of miscellaneous
articles. household furniture, one Blanchard
chnrn, and one Parker Bros. double bar
relied shot gun, etc. Property Of
W. II. Mock.
TAKE NOTICE. What is the matter
don't you want any mere pictures! You
will find me at my old stand. tirst door
north IF Universalist church, better pre-
can make pictures in any kind Of weather.
photographs speciality. J. w. RIGGS,
l6 Photographer
We arc all aware Of the fact that DR.. F.
J. Boston. ct Q vision, l. T.. is the ''boss"
dentist in this city yes, and in the territo-
ry so what is the use of suffering with do.
cayed teeth. when he has the neoessary t0olaa
AMI possesses that skill which VII fx(f4St
shcm ,eGhout pain aud In 46@fs ri M
fit you with beautiful III I'LL MI
yon could not tell the gfS1 UT I'm ~
original oues. Cha.t q xeey
him call. ssss u n ~. S$ss NJ VIII ses.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-05


Boat FOR UPPER CoLuMDrA.-The
frame Of the steamer to be used on the
C.luubia above the Little Dalles by =.
NJ. Mccartney Go. has been completed
by the contractors, Messrs. Racquet a
Smith, and viii be shipped to Spokane
Falls by rail to-day The machinery of
the steamer Katie Hallet has been taken
out and will also arrive at Spokane to-
day. The frame and machinery will at
once be forwarded to the Little Dalles.
l05 miles from Spokane Falls, where a
sawmll is at work cutting lumber for
the. new boat. The contract with Messrs,
Racquet Smith calls for the completion
Of the boat in thirty days. She will be
used to convey supplies of -four. bacon,
hay, oats potatoes, etc., to the second
crossing Of the Columbia by the Canad-
ian Pacific railroad company, to fill the
contract of such supplies awarded McCar-
they 4 Co. by the railroad company.
The distance from Little Dalles to the
second crossing is nearly 200 miles, and
as there are several rapids in the route a
staanch and powerful boat will be needed
- OT6goaidn.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-05
Terms OF Court in idaho Territory for
1885 and 1896

FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT NOR MAN
BUCK, JUSTICE.
Nez Perez county. Lewiston, the
second Monday in June and tho third
Monday in November
Idaho Cannty--At MI. idaho the first
Monday in May aud tho irst Mono ay in
November
Kootenai County-At Rathlrum, the
second Monday in March and the second
Monday in September.
| Shoshcne County Murray, tie
third Monday in July and the fourth
Monday in December.
SECOND JUDICIAL DIsrRIcT-cAsg BRc-
! Derrick, JUSTICE.
Ada County AT Boise City, the fir I
Monday in April and the the secona
Monday in December.
Aituras County AT HALEY the third
Monday in May and the first Monday in
October
Boise County. AT Idaho City, first
Monday in March and the third Monday
in September
Owyhee County.--At Silver City, the
first Monday in May and the second
Monday in August
Washington County.--At Weiser City
the third Monday in March and the first
Monday in September
THIRD JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT--JoHN T.
MORGAN, CHIEF JUSTICE.
Bingham County-At Backfoct, the
second Monday in May and the second
Monday in October.
Oneida Couuty.-At Malad City, the
second Monday in April and the second
Monday in November.
Custer County.-At Challis, the third
Monday in June and the the first Mon
day in September.
Cassia County-At Albion the first
Monday in April and the fourth Monday
in August.
Bear Lake County-At Paris, the
first Monday in July.
Lemhi County--At Salmon City, the
first Monday in June and the fourth
Monday in September.
Supreme court, second Monday in JAN
| nary
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-05

The Inauguration ball given last evening
was wen attended w q
1 NOTICE.--Th members of Lewiston
Lodge Ne. 8, 1. 0. 0. f. sae requested to
meet at the hall of the lodge at O'Clock, r
NJ. March 9th, for the purpose Of attending
the funeral OF Bro. Dan Emery.
J. M. HOWE, L. STANNUS.
n, G. Secretary.
4 meeting of the Neg Perez Lodge, No. 10
A. Il. + A. NJ, is called for Saturday. Mar
Z, 1855, at o'clock p. M, for work in the
NJ. NJ. degree. OF this members win please
take notice and govern themselves accord
y. BY order of the W. NJ
j. d. McCoNKEr, See.