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M mnsT4xTrll.IcEkcER PUB. co.
!, lsrsn,. Ass HEK ESCAPE

M shic Astcrts, Captain Anderson,
4 a ssnsimo February 2ath In Tow OF
!, aeamsr Richard Holyoks. bound
. sas Prsneiseo, and Ie, g. of Ia
"a lsland 90 tbs morning Of the 18th
"a messrats bresszs ffena the south
"a. Ths asEns night the wind died
,sa,. and the heavy southwest sea and
,rthssiy ut Of current drifted ber
,adssly OnI tbs Vancouver shore, nesr
~, he bark Lizzie Marshall vss lost
= sinssr. l,oth anchors were let 20
ssoon as soundin,ts we're obtained, and
A. ship brought up within fifiy yards
2 ~ breakers and lying parallel with
a more. Almesi ~ soon as anchored
As sind sprsne up from tie vest south
~ And blew hard. and thinking she
sv1li soon strike and so 20 pieces, the
sso anarisr boats we're lowered, the
aa.<is Isavine IN Ons to try and reach
tah Bay 90 teiestrspb Scr n steamer,
ssssne orders for the other boat TO .tay
y he ship siil shs struck. soon after
ksfnt boat left n violent squAll from
IL southwest cams up. and the second
zsis. vho had the pert quarter boat
sih lhFee OF the tirev, unable or an
slIrR 10 stay by she ship any longer,
nc % the straitA and Was soon lost
asblof.
llis mate. with ax asssnen, cook aad
ersasd, we're still On board, and got the
sxs boat from the forward house ready
hleeerinR, but fearing that they could
Mlssp ont Of tbs breakers. stuck 70
hkip.
~ fIst boat, the captains. finally
nlsIsd Pysht after narrowly escaping
siaf swamped In the high SEA that vas
rrsise, and Ia ailsxef to bis telegram
ukBs for assistance received word that
n steamer RiohaIc Holyoks had gons
ksn The other boat with the second
ssis was picked uIfoff Pillar Point by
b harkentine y. M. Griffith, and
foeabt 30 Port Townsend, the 0ccG-
sxtsef both boats being pretty well
BY their efforts to keep their
sei1 from swampipR.
a soon as che Gnffith arrived at Port
psnsend tbe steamer Richard Halyoke
ne down from Seattle, and learning
. position Of she ship. Immediately
zftad down in tbs teesh OF the ssronp
'sisFly gale and high ses running,
ding 20 her rer uisttion AZ the best boat
sooRh water on the Northwest coast,
a rssehed the vessel at 10 q. m. on che
ID. She snceceded ia getting her
lsser 70 the ship. An effort was made
, 81 the anchors; bat one was inex.
lisably caught In The rocks and had 10
; slipped. After considerable trouble
! essiinR the hiswser clear OF sub
IsfRed rock lying outside of the ship.
D sisamsr rot bts away without fur
- damage, and towsd her 20 Port
aeslas. picking np the captains boat
! he way np. The ship now lies at
prs AneelosL the only evidence Of her
Afpw escape beiilg the loss Of one an
saf and n damaged xindiaas. Taken
|iesslher the ship got 0ut Of the scrape
~ rsmafkAbly sssod lack, 20 had the
Nd changed 90 ilss sSath during The
me shs lay thssie. she weaid have
snnz on 20 tha ledge and gone 70
isess In ten minutss. and that portion OF
q sFev still on board would have
~ added 10 the long list of unfor-
11xis seAman vha have lost their lives
. ~ xest coast of Vancouver Islsnd.
feef Towssksp, March |.
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We calt she sttsushsn of ths iadsss of
this eisy and PaSss Hsyand - ths a<1vss-
tissmsns Of J. efranss 4 Co They ass
3esermineA % eloss COS e eaee and
ksss msas Q biR re1octioa u Al o.
aartrsensa Oar lnen's fasn.zhiza
eseas ere seid - 50 ss.s sa ne eei-
isr. 80
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DrsaEs. March @--ln the Aunlcipai
Csmneil to<lzy SIR George Owens gave
nsssns thai be 9eald move ter The sp-
pokntment Of . COMMITTEES 10 frame an
aadrsms os welcome 10 the Pftnce a.
Wales e. his arrival Clancey as shts
iamped ar and desired 10 esvs notiee
shka he voala move thai no snce oon-
mits<e wesla be zppeinte1. There vss
ereas sxessssnens, and several Ccnsersa-
tisss were ahouted down 10 atter1pss %
ask the Lord Mayer II ths disloyal -.
mAsks aisrinaed 70 him IN the report cf
kis speech bad been correctly revoxted.
Gssaessne ill.
Iospox. March 9-n b anneaaeed
tkis Rfternoo1 that 0tsdsfoee 10 ~.
War mtsh Rs<slA FrsAsb.e
A medical inspection of ever raj
uxut b he bsi1iaA arng u1s eseeree
yalsrday and b In proErssa todAs. y
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B A R G A L n q
G

THE GROCERIES NOW IN STORE
1T us Front street. opposite Sullivan
block, will be offered at retail for . few
days. 81 less than cost, to clese out the
Business. store fixtures. Including safe,
horse. wagon. etc. can be purchased at
less than cost. Seai
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MsfcR PosEsISrkiLIazNcER
ihsrs has been much said Of late
sbeas port Of entry AZ semiahmoo or
Nhateem,
kcs ] soaid liktlt b state TO the public
- l1ea In regard 20 this matter. The
~ slAss Cor that pors Of entry weald
= q sspiahmoo. for several reasons,
Ihs 1Fsi Of which captains of vessels
~ teaf me cat In. besanss u ID on the
e<ndary line and where much snua
<iz4 ~ for yeaFa been carried on. and
~ cEissr ktasianed ~ ssmiahsn0o cctld
weput and capture ths offender, zee
EN " fonie is established betvesn
Naa&conl. Semiahlnue and New West
pl1atsr, the steamer 90 running would
sse " relsifn tn q port thirty miles
80 70 eater and then run that thirty
nlles back 10 Seaitahuioo 10 land pas.
ssesn and freight. SemiAhmoo 10
S,scsiS IN ths routs and Just the place
port OF ensri. Since the essAb-
pns1t ef . port OF entry at Friday
skso1f y eaites many miles uf travel
49, ~tftt.A AseA8 aA@ hAA@ao s@
kutkh Columnia. The same expenae
~ y sAssd BY hsvina q pcrs of esstry
1&ansAmooS fhtlhArbaf N une Of the
- O the eaaat. l know there 10 .
syeases a&lsinat Hemiahmoo. and u 10
v - why this 10 the ease; never
As1sse shs VII hloom. because of her
<'N Advltnlaeah In the near future.
~ hrninil land In that part Of tho
eHl<y = u The hess and vel ssislsd.
- ~ tbe papefa shas The satslerz arr
ssIssz hsif af their lana 20 other set-
- ihis ssertzisly 10 40 indnceEent
eens seekers ,liey can a. oncs settle
s2<R hsar nsiRhlors.
tasft wi econ he . paper priated al
a'a mnuA 10 thil disGnsa uf tha EEtst-
Z kfstsliS a. zee hy its lass iss1e.
ssg Eind; We win Rfve the nee Ea-
sne aiihanca. . saffiaa IL 10 aay We
- nsss hum ali paFt& We wiil
e - . fee copies Of TIE Esser-
w dcvn ,kis wsy ss,a.
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.oyrRTisINc RATES.


.-a.~a,nsI oard,. p per m0ath for one
fs.S n ~ snofth for one-hAh tnch-
~ n erts line for one insartion,
- Ias FOR tax Insertions. and %
st<II....s,rl,L Advertisements. 10 cens an
=. IsWrtion. lII.50 an inca for SIX
- - n a inch for tWo weeks. tl-sA
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FOE WEEKLY
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Meeting of Board Of Fire
Delegates.

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
partment u hereby called for SATURDAY.
eyenln'. March 7. 1876, at so'ciock. Meet
ing 70 be held at the house Of Engine
Company No. !. BY order OF the Presi.
dent OF the Board. JACK LEVY,
feB Secretary
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY
liberal reward for the recovery Of
the body Of Martin Nett drowned In
Lake Union, Friday, Feb. 20
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The skatIag Contest.

NEW YoRK, March 2.-Madisou
Square Garden Was sparinQly filed this
morning With people. The number Of
skaters has dwtadled considerably since
the start. The score at noon today Vas
as follows; Walton, l36 miles; Mad
detiks, l2s; Boyist. t2s; Donovan. lis
Elhes, ll6; 0ormerly, Ill; shock. lI0;
Dinksy, l06; Ward, los. and Chapman,
i0S
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htAINR


IA NoarH A,uKscas.-Iks NsrtA
s.srs'ua Rrisss Coz March 10 an en-.
sasss na,nbsr. 10 every way worthy OF
- szesilsnt repulasion ~ thai psrioas.
Y eosltsins articles on "Futare
o. [sscn," hyl ArehdsNean Rafrar;
q Moral Aspest o. vivisscsinn. = hy
zsascs Noah Dlvis. .srhe Rssivai 81
- asleln," h.I kIumt haisaead,
= q Akn anil AainaIs," !" ks Gearpe
:, nsnilnee. 's1hs uaa and Ahass
sN W Praid<ns d. G. Gslssan,
nisfien IN Possiies,- hy Jnaes
~ sod -Rialvsy Land Granis.
seen HsseAnisan.
- sessnss % rax PxAcs.-A
sAi slsesisa MIA held IN Rsnssu pre-
ss. = ~ slss ssslA,,l for ! yassios d
rs1ce q ala shs vacancy In sAa,
snNd ~ tle sesaanAsion Of Il. L
and resnitsa n he sleetiosn n
y tnsss ever II. u. Msrfla - : -
lss1s. Mt lMow was 10 town zee
49, : ~ qHa9 bed and IN no9 prs
&g}->..s 1tAin4t1zr ia<iiee o. tia N.
saSs.ss khnt To- ~ fssidsnts ~ tAal
- s'Ml ~ : i.nills elsctsen IN Va
fsaEs - ~ = = = hvesisy uas eheesi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-03

PrrrsBURs, Pa, Mar. 2.-The travel
10 Washington today through this city
is unprecedented. At the union station
the thronR was % great that passengers
on the train from tho west Wefe unable
10 net from the cars 20 the restaurant.
whlie sieeping car aocem modatlons
we're al q premium. The daily express.
carrying the national guards, left in
i've sections, and extra trains are leav-
ina every hour, both over the Peunsyl-
vaILia and baltimore q OHIO roada.
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WAAMTNaloN. March IA general
eol,rt martial wss ordered today for the
trial az usedioaa diFecter Pnilip Walls,
on q charge perferred BY Secretary
Chanailer. ok neRlees Of daty IN the sdr
mintslsasioa q the efsice of SarReen
General Of the Navy and Chief at he
Bareaa II Medisins and saFaery form.
erly held by him. By which negiecs. 10 !.
alleged. the v0ashef frauds In that
oaresu vsre made possible.
apenea - settsers
,rha Orou Reservation. Dakota, has
been opened b settlers.
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hEv Yosz. March limited States Sc,
i0l5si &Ids, lilA; fs, LEN; Pacific 6's
l2b, American kxpruss 901s Canada Pa.
oife @x. Canada southern 3ij<, Geo
tral facitie 3t5s, Burlington III. Lack
awanna l03SS. Dsnver a kio Grande 81
Epe 1854, Hannibal a Sc. Joe -, Kan
sas& Texas lsh. Lake shore 6tk Louis
vile 4 Nashville 3its, Michigan Central
621s. Northern Pacific IS, Northern
Papife preferred AS, Northwestern
ssh, New York Cental pSf, Oregon
Railway and Navigation 81 Oregon
Tnlnseontinentsi lSs. Oregon lmpruvs-
msnt ~, tactic Mail 6sss, Penans se.
Rock isian1 li2.f, ~ Paul T2s<. Texas
Pacific i8,x, Union Pacific s7N, United
States ExpFess 50. Wells Fargo los.
Ws,ztarn Dnion ~
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essssal O. ant. Realth.

NEw YoBK, March 2.-Generai Gran.
is feeling better this morning. The
bright weather seems 20 act az q sci nu
lanf. lie 10 still at work upon his me-
moirs.
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ikAsuuxofus. Mach 2-Rspreeenta
tive warmers committee. which has
besin Investigating The workings Of The
Punsissn 0fiice. has dstermine6, owing
10 the shors time before the adiourn.
msnt Of Congress, 70 make no formal
report other than 10 present the evi.
dsi,ce taken down By the committee.
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Nxv Ycxz. March 2.--Monsy easy AZ
"a psg cent, closing at M; prime pa
per, aGi6; exchange bulls quiet At
el.h8ll demand. ft.6.
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fsn0 ArRre OF TIfBER LAND,
l0OO o. sks Nsw Yexk TiDbsr Land
As.pcisk<o1- A&4rse4 wtxh 6<scr1p<lnn.
- c. 1EMFLE1fAk
C4rs o1Ften HzE1uass cs@pnny,
falls n 6>aE<AN W =.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25

organs. ""' digestive
=. deputy Marshal Campbell came
np from shoshone to-day with El;;.I ti
.dgett' charged with perjury. in "on !
| m with contest in IN. isna
Jmoe' His examination will 't t.L !.
pace Friday, before United St.,.!
Commissioners Parsons '''a'e,
Dear friends: We have sold II, -
our Denmark Retort, unr,vaIed so ~
Cos' rarlor Heaters, and tru.: vo,,
|w,al bear with US . few days, a. s our
invoices have been delayed en- rou.e
week. c., MUS OF q
", Inc WEEKLY TINES, issued eyerv
wednesday, contains all the loc:I(
news OF the week. 1t tells NOR.
|aoout this region than ten letter.
could: The price of subscription i.
only - per year, $3.50 for six months
oeno It to your friends. SingIe|
copies, 10 cents. e''
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
The 4. o. u. W. Ball.

Those who are fond Of stripping the
light, fantastic toe" will have an Oh.
portunity of enjoying themselves to
their hearts content, a. the members
Of the A. o. U. W. Of HALEY Lodge
do not particularly care about dancing
themselves, and will endeavor to sec
their guests we'll taken care of.
Quite number Of ladies and gentle.
men is expected from Bellevue, and q
few from Bullion.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
4 Wedding ct Crichtou.

Crichton, on Csmas Prairie, will be
in her glory morrow, because she
will have = greater number of people
within her limits than has ever been
seen there. Christianson Braase, OF
this city, will be united to Miss Sena
Justice, in the presence Of the par
ents and intimate friends Of the high
contracting parties, and the event will
be celebrated with fine dinner and
. real old fashioned country dance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
BALK-LINE.
The New Gaue Of Billia, d. a. PLAYED
In the East.

IN the East.
The term "balk line" needs a little
Explanation to those who have neve,
see" that kind of a game played
Players became so proficient in the
old straight-rail or three.ball carom
game that by holding the ball on the
rail they were able to make runs oil
from 500 to 1900 points, as in May,
1879, Sch@ffer defeated Slos.on by a
score of 1000 to Al. From its one.
sided nature that style Of game natur.
ally became uninteresting to the pub.
lie and, in order to hold public inter.
est. more marked restrictions were
placed upon the player. Benjamin
IGarno. of the New York Clipper,
struck the idea when he invented the
balk'line games, with the lines drawn
eight inches from the cushions, which
was adopted at meeting of experts
held February IA, 1888. This style
of game vas soon mastered and it be.
came necessary to increase the dis
lance of the line from the cushion, and
the last professions! tournament, which
was held in New York in April last,
was played with the fourteen inch
balk lines.
The chalk.lines are drawn upon the
cloth, fourteen inches from the cush
Jon, extending from end to end and
from side to side OF the table, forming
eight distinct spaces, as seen in the
following cut. BY the rules of the
game when the three balls are in space
but one point can be counted unless
the second shot shall drive at least one
'of the object balls across the line. Ii
the object ball so driven should retur"
from the cushion into the space again,
another point may be scored with al
the balls remaining in space, but the
second shot must again drive an OBJ
'iect ball across the lire. Should the|
two object balls roll together, how
ever, one upon each side Of the other,|
us seen IN the accompanying cut, they
may be carried as far in this position
as the striker is capable Of taking|
them. In the open space between al
the lines, or with the balls in the cen
ter of tho table, he may make as
many points as he can, it not being
necessary to send the balls across the
line IN such play. Thus it will be
seen that open.table play, synonymous
with brilliant and difficult execution
must necessarily characterize the game
from beginning to end:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
President Hendricks Dead
DIED SUDDENLY At HIS HOME ~
WASHINGTON.

heart Disease Supposed TO be the Cause,
special to the wooD RIVE. Turs.,
OGDEN, Nov. 25.-5:l0 D. m.-
News has just been received here thu,
V'ce'Prssident Hendricks dropped
dead at his home in Washington this
Afternoon. Supposed to be heart
disease. Full particulars are not oh.
tainable at this hour.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25

oyYlcx nouns:
49,. ,ivsys opss % owners Of lock soxes.
v.s..i Deiivefy aud Call Doxes open from 500
Y nm S:O p. N. 0andsys. from u. noon. 70
$3.50 Order and Registry Department open
n. until p. -. No Money Order or
no m9 hneiness transacted On sundays or legal
. ea.sssT H. DEW9. P0sSmastsr.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
beef! Beef ~

Now is the time to get your winters
beef, as have 100000 pound. of the
finest beef ever brought to Wood Riv.
er for sale at the Wood River Meat
Market for the next thirty days, at
SIX CENTS per pound.
Come one. come all, and see the
finest bcef you ever saw.
J. w. BURNS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25

money order or registry business will
be transacted, and the HALEY post.
Office general delivery will only b
open from IL o'clock, noon, to 2
o'clock in the afternoon. The box
delivery" will, Of course, be open al
day, - usual.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
Holiday Gifts for Five Cents.

Our heavy stock of toys and holi-
day goods is received, and toys
marked from FIVE CENTS up to 4lO
cheaper than ever.
Our stock of millinery, notions,
fancy goods, etc., is selling at bed.
rock prices, to get it off before the
holidays.
Mrs. LEON FULD, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25

Whe II Harry DaughertyI
A carload Of household FOODS,
weighing 10000 pounds. and billed to
Mary Dsugherty, arrived At HALEY
to-day. 1t was transferred from the
Wabash road to Kansas City, thence
to HALEY. The railroad boys do not
know the consignee.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
THe SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Forty.afth Judicial Day Of the Oeto.
hsr, 1885, 1erm-weaaesaay, Nevsn.
her e.
Seth Heath, appellant, ~. Frank
L. Ross, respoudent-Appsal from
Justice Court. Motion to dismiss
appeal submitted.
N. S. Russell / Co. W W. A.
Siphers & Co-On tria! before q iurv.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Prize so cents.
Nszel Injector free. Fer sale At
Tracy's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25

Asother Queen Of The Hits DiviassA.
The Bellevue, Idaho, Mining Com.
pary, owner Of the Queen Of the Hills
nine, has Just declared another div.
lend (No. 81 of ten (lV cents per
share, payable Oh the 25th instant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
The Best In tho Market.

Cliff & Sidebotham have just 70.
ceived two carloads of tho justly.cels.
brated STAR brand of coal oil. This
is the highest fre.test and best coal
anywhere.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
Al Old.Fashioued New England
ThasksRlying Dinaer.

Turkey with cranberry sauce, and
oil the del;cacies of the season.
genuine New England Thanksgiving
dinner-at Taylor's restaurant to.
morrow.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25
LOCAL JOTTlN0S.
"A Flyer"
Skating 1t Bottoms.
A F. L.. : E.. r.
Take your girl to Bottoms.

A F. L.Y- E r.
Take your girl to Bottoms.
A Fly eR
There is fine skating on the pond
It Bottoms.
Saratoga Hathorn mineral water, a,
Merchants Hotel.
Go to the Brunswick Saloon for the
boss Tom and Jerry.
Fresh oysters, IS cents per can, at
Cooper's candy factory.
Strictly bonded liquors at Merchants
Hotel. Old Hermitage.
Hot Tom and Jerry at the Bruins
wick Saloon, day and night.
GO to the Merchants Hotel for some
u that 1879 old Hermitage whisky.
Good lodgings and neat roc MS, at
Mrs LeGrande's, next door to Hal
by Theater.
Another fresh Importation, from
Havana, Cuba, of cigars a. the Mer-
chants Hotel.
II you want 4 perfect. fitting and
stylish dress or business suit, 90 to
Land & Anderson.
The TIMEs's weather prophet sa,
that some of the snow that has fallen,
this time. has come to stay.
60 to Boards lumber yard for your
doors and sashes, and buy cheap for
cash for the next GO days.
all the little folks, and the big
folks, look out for
FLY Err
Isaac N. Hibbs, the defaulting post
master of Lewiston, Idaho, was last
saturday indicted on a charge of for
es'y.
The constant feeling Of being
Played out" aud "used up" can
readily BE- removed by using Ayers
SsnsparilIa.
Moody and Sankey's, Tom and -Jer.|
F-.ll same last winter-it can't bel
esat! Try it - at tho Merchants
Kev' Father CESAR will hold spe-|
'.l service for Thanksgiving in St.!
'"aflss Church, HALEY, ut 8 o'clock
M, Tomorrow.
George Muncey, ex.Constable Of
n' was landed in Jail to day ny Dep-'
y Sheriff Campbell, his bondsmcn]
's'ne given him up.
Venetian gondolier makes on an |,
''age about eight cents per day.
~ 'n's he will marry, rear the family.
W. put some money away.
booths fresh oysters received daily,
soe Merchants Restaurant, and
'@e1 70 order, day or night.
Nv. HoDGMAN, Sole Agent.
don't like this November wealth.
..'a a pretty girl, to day. at ID
cool for outside counting, and
WY n!., aooi enough to keep a fire in !
"a, c:a''tornia genius has invented a,
pmS "s -, Tor producing artificial hone,
w. Wax is run between two roll,
and comes out as the basi. forI
'aey comb.
IL! The storm played smash with the ,
T., r'one wires, and many individual
CT found broken this morn.
Inc line wire to Ketchu,n be-
y t ~. broken, direct communica.
!, y cn had by telegraph.
Ii II; :'or"'a husband can dispose
.,s1 Il: separate property by will, to y
n, IT, ~; OF his wife, suhject,low
at !. allowances by the Probate
!, ~; ;a'or OF the widow. He can
ei.l; :. defeat his wifs's right to
A,.,,. u sne common property.
aed, ,.1 r'l's are . convenient
.u,,s nave always ut hand. They
.s o ns'S. easy to take, ef;ec!
D. TSsaate' sure to bring relief and
h a. y are efIectusl in . wide
diseases which arise from
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-25

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Sh'loh's
Vit.lizcr is guaranteed to cure yoa'
For sale At Trscy's Drug Store'
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-05-25
Electric Fish.

A wc!l-known scientific man, it is
said, has given an order to Liver
pool dealer in such wares for 100
specimens of the electric eel, for the
purpose of studying its remarkable
power OF imparting shock to any
one who is induced to handle its per-
son. The London Standard thinks
that when the depths of the sea and of
the tropical lakes and rivers have
been more fully explored, it will prob
ably be found that the number of fish
es furnished with batteries of tae tor
pedo AMI Ggmnotus type is much
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-05-25

1T is said that Gen. Spinner has an
album of fifty photographs of young
ladies, many of whom are his corre-
spondents. He is greatly beloved by
the young, who make of him a conf
dent in their love affairs and engage
ments, asking of him paternal advice.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-05-25

Mr.. HENRY WILLARD recently at
tended the dedication of the Diakonis-
sen house founded by him at Speyer,
Germany. The building will afford
ample accommodation for fifty pa
tients and one hundred Sisters of
Charity.