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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

DESTRUCTION OF An ESoiSE.--An attentive
correspondent writing from Blair's Station. ON
the ,Spaftanburg and Union Railroad, informs
US that on Wednesday, the stcam engine Of Mr..
A. +. BIairs mill Mt that place, while running
the saw un lera steam pressure Of ninty poun L.
broke all TO atoms. Fortunately no one was
Injured o.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

EsS" Mr.. W. ID. Bewiey, formerly of the
firm of Bewlcy Bros, of Laurcns, has rented
the store two doors below FAINT, McKissick &
Co.'S Grocery store. and nill open large and
;omplce line OF Hardware, Stoves, &C., on the
lst September We are glad to welcome Mr..
Bcwey to our community, particularly rs he
will bring with him former favorite in the
society Of our town.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

Gas" We have in our office fine rutabagn
turnip of this years growth, which is very rare
at this time of year. Tie usual time of sowing
ru,abagas is about the middle of July and we
never before heard ofor saw one ofsucb size az
the one before us in the month of August. 1t
was raised in Mr.. T. J. Greer's garden.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07
The Town Academies.

The Town Academies.
BY reference 10 our advertising columns il
will be seen that the Trustees have placed the
Male and Female Academies Of thetowu under
the management Of long triedsepd eminently
capable Teachers, thereby givi6g 6Svh schools q
prestige for success and efficiency, equal to any
school in the State, end entities them to the
confidence and patronage Of the citizens Of the
county.
Miss Fuller is orc of the ablest aud most
thorough Teachers in the Stste, while herpure
christian character is certain guarantee that
young Ladies placed under her. care will enjoy
t, , all those clevatins advantages which will fit
them for the highest and most influential posi-
tious in refined society. We cannot TOO highly
recommend the Female Academy School, uader
Miss Fuilcrs teaching, to parents and Guar
diens.
After our paper was made up we discovered
that we had omitted noticing the selection Of
Miss Salle Munro as Music Teachtr. We will
take pleasure in making the apende next
week.
Prof. b. F. Bailey, Principal II the Male
Academy is so we'll and fvqably known
| throughout tne county tnaI IL SetuS aimos
unnecessary for us to write VOID in commen
daton of him. lie is Acknowledged to be one
Of the most thorough scholars, psrc AMI high
toned gentlemen in the South, aui We have
abundant reasons for saying thai he invariably
impresses his own ennohling qualities of heart
upon the consciences- department of hi.
-tPupIrs.Tla s'--------Y--tN -
Prof Bailey is eminently qualified TO pre-
pare young men for entering any college in th
South, and no man could take more pride o.
devote more time and labar in advancing hi
pupils than he docs
With such man at The head o: eur Nal
Academy, we see no reason why the people o
the County should send their sons anl wards
to other institutions to be educated.
An old pupil Of Mi. d. a. TownSul, tn
abest teacher Union ever had. and a distin
guishel graduate Of Harvard C,llege -thc first
educational institution in the couutry-Prof
Bailey offers the finest educational advantage
to young men, at moderate rates and with re
fined social surroundings.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

CuURcn Row * CALHOUN, GA.-Calhoun,
G'. July 3l.--The colored Baptists of this
county had rough time at their annual re-
union. Amos King and Charlie Harris were
reprovcd by jim Roe because they did not
sing with sufficient spirit Roe pulled out
his pistol and fired, missing his man. Then it
was discovered that the brethern were gener-
ally armed, and knives. and pistols aud sticks
did lively work for awhile. Roe escaped to
the woods, while several others have been ar
rested.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

EsIy" Gentlemen Of We lgeiell, Sumter Co.,
write Commissioner Butler that the cotton
worms which recently appeared in that section,
are not increasing rs rapidly ~ it wis feared
they would. They are not as numerous rs in
1888, but arc more generally distributed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

B@S" Archibald Starncs, 20 years old, OF
Dawsonville, Geo., took his gun heavily loale d
screwed it into a blacksmith's wise. attached a
string to the trigger, placed his head to the
muzzle and blew his brains out. lie married
a young wi ife q few wears ago.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07
axe effect October /.

gsS" The West Springs Mining Company
property sold by the Sheriff last Monday,
bought by the creditors for $4,000. We learn
that the work in the mine will be continued
underi,s present capable manager, Mr.. Hops
kns.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07
Postomoe Hours.

Until further notice the following will bc the hours FOR
opening and closing This othcc;
Open daily, except Sunday, at y. NJ. and close NJ
L. NJ.
On sundays the office will hc open from to o'clock
l. NJ. for the dist rihut lon uf mail matter only.
All mail matter for either direction will close ut TINS
Office ut 80 l.. NJ
The mail deposited in the Street Boxes will be taken
up ut LIS L. NJ for both East aud West.
DAVID C.GIST. Il. M.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

pea- Mr.. Robert Vaughn, an aged and re-
spected citizen of this county, died at his resi-
dence about four miles from here, last Monday.
at the ripe old age of 81 years.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

Icy Col J. =. Thomas, Superintendent, and
Gen. Del Kemper, q member of the Faculty o
the South Carolina Military Academy, have
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

rS9. II. a. Shotwell, editor Of the Mechicdn
and Chronicle, of Raleigh, n. g., d.ed the 3lst
ult =, Of rheumatism of The bowels.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

Maarial poison can be entirely removed
frum The system by the use of Ayers Ague
Cure, which contains sure specific, In che
form ofa veg stable product, usei in no other
remedy. Warranted, ,t,l..,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1885-08-07

Notice to colored Teachers.
We are requested OF state tina, the meeting or
the colored Teschers Association has been un-
avoidably postponed to the 2lst and 22di ns,an,
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a Cheap su bind.

A correspondent writes: "A'i it is not
everybody who has the good fortune TO
have sunblnds affixed 10 every window
in his house, it may be worth while al
this season to note that very cllectual
and very cheap protection from tho
suns rays is within the reach of most
people. 1t consists simply in lowering
slightly the upper division of the win
dow frame, and turning the. ordinary
linen blind outside instead of inside
the window. Thus the window panes
are not only shaded, but Il space through
which there is necessarily Il draught is
between them and The linen. The eff
feet in cooling room when the blaze
is strong is quickly pcrccptiblc; for,
as is well known, The oppressive warmth
from an unsIad,d window is due chief
" to the accumulated heat in the glass.
While the bright sun is OF the blind
there will be plenty of light in the
room. Should Il wlud shake the blind
inconvcnicnlly i; can he Kept still by
drawing the cord and tassel into the
room and securing it BY shutting down
the lower division of the window sash.
-Lond1a AeUs.
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Rich silver Mines,

A shepherd, caught out upon the
hills by night, built 4 fire under the
lee Of L pile of stones that lie had tossed
together. The heat split some Of the
stones. and in tile morning the man
saw within one Of the cracks piece Of
shining silver ore. That happened in
Peru, and thus we're discovered the
mines Of Tie Ccrro dc Pasco, which
have yielded 100000 Henry
Meigss had his eye on these mines, and
he made contract with the Peruvian
Government to uiid i railroad 10
mies long from the seaport Of Callao
10 the mines. lie was 10 receive S27,
OJO,000, but his death cut short the
enterprise. Nevertheless, the heavy
part OF the work was done by him, and
now IN American syndicate, Of which
Mavor Grace, OF New York. is at Tie
head, has been formed 10 finish the
railroad and TO work the mines.
Michael Grace, who recently went to
Lima, has obtained the necessary con-
ccssion from the Peruvian Government.
Though the mines have been worked
since the days of the shepherd, it is
thought that the veins OF silver have
barely been scratched, and that scien-
titic mining with modern machinery
will bring forth great quantities OF the
precious metal.
Sword and shield., 1885-10-17

Tcel's marsh. in Nevada, is the most
productive borax field on the Pacific
coast. Its deposit covers ten square
miles Of surface, and is said to include
chemically pure common salt borax in
three forms, suiphatc Of soda and car
Donate of soda The basin OF Nevada
il which ii is situated is covered in
many parts with dry, cfil ,rescent salts,
washed in course OF lses from the soda
teldspar of the volcanic rocks and
ridges OF yellow lava which cover the
country for miles. The waters of the
lakes are heavy, appear like thin oil,
smell like soap, possess great dctersive
qualities, arc caustic rs potash and
easily soporify-
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HELP WANTED-.., emales.


1I1ANTED-In every town city
Wv and county, an intelligent, ener
getic lady Of good address and some
business ability, to introduce to the
trade and consumers MADAM DEANS
CELEBRATED SPINAL SUPPORTING
CORSET. Retails at s1.50. Splend-
idly advertised: highly recommend
ed BY the leading Modiste, fashionable
Dressmakers and the most eminent
Of the United States and
Europe. Liberal pay. Agents are
making SIS to s65 weekly. Address
LEWIS ScHIELE & Co.
800 BoardWay, y. Y.
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aagQuALAK


The sixth inaual Session orens
Sept 9Th, next.
The location i III the beautiful,
healthy and moral town Of. Shuqua-
lax, on the u. i q. Railroad, %
miles north d Meridian.
Rer, L. II. Stone, Pres t, is assist
cd by experienced and frst-class
teachers IN every department. The
grade of scholarship, tile literary
character and ali the appointments
sof the College, are unexcelled in our
State. The religious tone Of the
school and community is Of a good
character. The advantages for a
finished literary and musical educa-
ton are all that may reasonably be
desired. Terms low. Board and
Tuition for the Session, sl50. Mu-
sic per session SIT. No ineidcntals.
Apply for catalogue.
+. 1. NUM-,
Pres't Board Trustees.
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RazlroQa Tine aM
Illinois Central Railroad.
Going North

Exprcss-Leaves New Orleans 9:15 N, ar
rives At Jackson 5:45 p m leaves 6:C5, ar
riyes at Grand junction at $40 a m.
Mail Leaves New Orleans $50 p m, arrives
at Jackson 1885 am, leaves l2:40
reaches Grand Junction 8:55 q m.
Mixed--Leaves New Orleans 7:l5 a m reacn-
es Jackson $50 p m. leaves G:l5 p m,
reaches Grand Junction 1:l5 N.
Going South
Express-Leaves Grand junction l:29p m,
reaches jackson 1880 p m, leaves 1926 p
m, reaches New Orleans nj.
Mail-Leaves Grand Junction 7:1O p m, ar
rlyes at Jackson. $50 m, leaves 3:35 m
arrives at New Orleans 10:45 n.
Mixed-Leaves Grand junction $50 a ii, ar
rives at jackson ST 0 a N, leaves $50 M
arrives at New Orleans 5:20 p m.
Sword and shield., 1885-10-17

A correspondent Of i Boston news
;aper saws that Mr.. Nast's wife is the
original Of Columbia, t.e tall. bcauti-
fiji woman with the classic face who
has been SO prominent III the allegor-
ical pictures during and since The war;
These pictures first gave Mast his ma
tional fame. In leauty Of conception
and execution they have never been
exce,lcd, anl are chapters OF the histo-
ry Of the nations m:nd-photographed
moods, as il were. Colum5ia. let it be
noticed, is altogether Il different figure
trom tue Goddcss OF l. berry. She IS
n ISIS special creation in the world OF
art.
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Dire IS Goods


For the first time in our lives we
own stock OF Dress Goods. We
have imagined before that We had
some very nice things, at times; but
nothing to compare with our stock
this fall.
Silks in all shades; Surah's in
changeable effects; Brocades in
Velyets, Surah's and Silks, and the
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
What are they? Well, mostly
curious effects-a Frenchman crea-
ton. They are goods partly shearod
only. The meshed parts are rough,
not so long as to show, except as a
shade of color. You.lnay Aass the
effect from question of one Of our
customers upon seeing ono Of our
finest suits " What 10 yolt ask .tor
them HdRkets2
Prices are $3.50, $1450, 1880,
up to S19.60 a Suit.
Canvass Cloth, all wool, ~ IN,
S5c.
Crazy Cloth, all wool, 42 a., 75c.
Tricot Cloth, all wool, 56 Ill, 98c.
An extra moneys worth id Black
Dress Stufs is Cashmere, 16 twill,
48 inches, at S1.27A1, worth fS1.75 ;
Silkwarp Henrietta, 42 in.,s $1.10,
,,.an+L S1 E0 Tboro borarafhc earn
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Surnrn& Shisln
BUSINESS MENTION.

All communication intended for publi-
cation, should be sent in Thursday morn
ing, and should be written on only one side
Of paper. Everything intended forpublica-
tion should be written on separate pieces OF
paper from the business communications.
The columns OF the SWORD AND SHIELD
will beopen to a limited number of reliable
advertisers at reasonable rates, but frauds
will not be advertised at any price. If,
however, one does creep in, it will be
promtly exposed when found out
Address all communications to
SWORD AND SHIELD,
Clinton. Miss.
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viobsburg s Meridian Railroad.

East Bound Trans.
MaiI-Lcayes Vicksburg SEQ p m. Al rive.
at jackson 1920 and leaves at 1875 NJ j,
arrives at Meridian at 4:2O nj.
Express, or Accommodation Leave Jack
son 7:30 N, arrives at Yicksburg 9:45
an. Leaves Yieksburg l:80p m, and
arrives al Jackson $40 NJ.
Local Freight leaves Vicksburg 4:l5 NJ
arrives at jackson at 8:35 and leaves at
80 a m, arrives at Meridian At G:45 r 10
Wcst Bound Trains
Mail, leaves Meridian 1920 p m, arrives In
Jackson 3:2O and leaves at $40 a m, ar
riy at Vicksburg 600 N.
Local Freight, leaves Meridian 600 M ar
ives in Jackson at 8: Is and leaves at 4:30
p m arrives in Yicksburg 900 m.
Sword and shield., 1885-10-17

Sir Henry Bcsscmsr, The steel pro-
cess inventor. lirst III idr his mark BY
devising II stamp lhat coH.d not be
used twice. he English government
made him superintendent of stamps at
a good salary. and lie called on his be-
trothcd to inform her that they could
get married soon. His invention con-
sisted Of die that punched 40 holes
into the paper 10 Dc stamped. and the
young lady suggested that il would be
much simpler to make / stamp that
contained mtYeable dates. lie set to
work and devised one. which the gov
ernmcnt adopted. ;tnd Nhicil cost him
the position that lad jast been created
for him He had llim.e.t rendered it
unnecessary.
There is 4 Good story going the
rounds ii Bar Ii srDor about married
lady there who has two beautiful dogs
and one beautiful enid (>ome think
the child is better looking tnan the
poodirS, but lnal is merely matter Of
lastr.) Last Thursday night She was
dressed 10 70 10 tie Assembly and
friend Of hers WIS waiting for her in
her room. Ol her bel were sleeping
her dog and her son. Sue bent over
and k,sa q the dog ;.n.i passed out.
Her .ritad rom trlrd tat Sic hadn't
kissed The eli Il. @. remarked tie
fond Pafea, .,.:e log is 50 good and
The cni.d IS 50 bad t4l..t { mt % out
u
Sword and shield., 1885-10-17

To stop runaway horse, the Rus
slams have light cord with a slip
moose III it about the horses throat,
with the cord running through the sad
die ring and over the dasher at hand
for the driver 10 pull upon at the
horse's List attempt to run. A little
ckoking stops him.
Sword and shield., 1885-10-17
M. & O. r. Rat Meridian

NORTH. SOUTH.
No l Arrives $40 NJ 30 Arrive 1925 pm
+" ] Leaves 5:15 n 8 Leaves 1920 p m
8 Arrives 7:25 m +" Arrives 1872 m
6 3 Leaves 7:40 p nj " Leaves 1852 m
The Southbound passenger train leaving
Meridian at 1852 m, arrives in Mobile at
l:30 m, and the train going
North leaves Mobile at 2 m, and arrives at
Meridian at 7:25 D m.
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Natchcz. jackson and Columbus.

NnCchc2. JRcAson and COIumbus,
Eastward-Leaves Natchez daily at 3:l5 p
N, arrives at Jackson $50 p m.
Westward-Leaves Jackson daily at 600 a
m, arrives at Natchez 1l:50 N.
Freight Train, daily, Sunday excepted,
! caves Jackson 900 a m, arrives from
Na.chez at ESQ pm
Sword and shield., 1885-10-17

Only S2IO for an elegant Rosew OF
Piano large size; all Improvements; sweet
tone; guaranteed superior and durable IIano.
Thousands sold Best Piano sold in America at
"A A new upright Piano for only $3.50, on
III The ssI1 Silver toned Mathushek Piano, $500,
The magnificent Chicker;rg Pianntoo, the
best in the World, 500, SI25, $500 to y 100
ORGAN: Solid Walnut Case, with high Top and
q frfch design 4 Sets Reeds, 10 Genuine Stops.
Greatest Bargain ever offered.
The uncomfortable Meeon and Hamlin
Organs. from $24 up to $50. Rented until
paid for Nearly three years given for payment
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co and nTississinni Valley.

% AAaoa95A
Going North-Leaves Jackson G:30 M, ar
rives at Yazoo City 1920 m.
Going South-Leaves Yazoo City at l:30 p
m, arriving at jackson at $50 p NJ.
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Stedman & Co.,


The past two or three weeks
goods have been coming in SO fast
and so many, that our uppermost
thoughts were-"Where to put
them" Not mich time to sell-but
we are about straight and stock is
almost complete. Has Jackson ever
had such stock? We think not.
The many wonder what we ale 90
ing to do with all the goods. Well,
you will see. Prices generally tell
their own story. is there house IN
this country that can compete with
US? If so, where? We dictate
prices IN THIS marked Is 70 true2
Ourimmense sales, eashoz4y, with
buyers in New York. the year round
with the money places US beyond
competition.
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The Year Of JaBil5r. all Gl52 ion Hap J
and BayGg Pianos and 0Fg. is.
Unusually Easy Installment Terms
Now offered by Ludden & Bates
Southern Music House,
Savannah, Ca.
i Square Talk with Purchasers, Giving
Special Information About Our New
And Easy Methods Of Selling
Pianos and Organs.

"Ir's i Lone TINE BETWEEN DRINKS Z
So remarked the Governor Of South Car
olina 10 the Governor Of North Carolina
many years ago, biore the temperance wave
had swept over the South. lie probably
spoke his honest convictions, and . DO We
when we saw
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Ir's 4 Lone TINE BETWEEN CRors.
And to this the thousands of family bread
winners in the South who are waiting un-
til the next crop is garnered before they buy
Pianos or Organs will say amen. But we
say why wait, when YOU can buy now on
such very easy terms? Only think Of It,
PIANOS, 50. 90 CASH AND $40 90 MONTHLY.
ORGANS, $1,000 CASH AND $500 MONTHLY.
Why. its almost sin to deprive your
self and family Of an Instrument when one
can be had 50 easily. And to those who
cannot meet monthly Installments, we oilef
these Special Summer Terms
PIANOS $50 CASH AND BALANCE NOV. 4
ORGANS, $50 CASH AND BALANCE NOV i
And if crops turn out poor, 50 that when
Nov. 1st comes the entire balance cannot be
paid, we will accept one-half OF i, ana wait
until Nov. l, 1886, for the other half
Now, come up, buyers. Our instruments
lead the world Our Prices are the lowest,
our Terms the easiest, and we offer every
inducement that can be honestly lived UP to.
SEE THESE SPECIAL SUMNER BARGAINS.
Sword and shield., 1885-10-17

Fine Stool, Embroidered cover, Instruc-
tor and Book of Music with Pianos; and
Stool, Instructor and Music Book with
Organs. ALL FREIGHT PAID on both.
Fifteen DAYS trial, and we pay freight both
ways if Instru ments don't suit
Sword and shield., 1885-10-17

MISSING LINKS.

Entered AZ the Post-oBce AZ Chaton, Miss, =
SecOHd-cinSS Matter
Sword and shield., 1885-10-17
---sPEc EclAL!---

Commencing October 1st, for tsco
days only, we will offer at alnprece-
dented 6mgdinsl
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-20
DIRECTORY

DIRECTORY
or THE
LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
Portland, Oregon.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
McCraken Co. 90, 62 and Ga North Front street.
Allen h Lewis, North Front street. betwn C and D.
W Mason K Co. No az 4 North Front street.
Wadhams K Elliott. talso agents for Hawthorn sal.
mOn.) 46 and ~ Front street.
E Larsen Co, liz and ia Front and Washing.
ton streets
Corbitt 4 Mscleay, @ aud &C Front street.
F Page, 100 Front and Washington streets.
Mark Levy (also fruits and hsh), l22 Front street
Miller West, III Front street. between Washing
William Dunbar. 81 and SO Front, between Stark
and Oak streets.
Closet Devers. importers of teas and dealers in
coffees. spices and baking powders: No Second
street, between and b.
Ferrers. Wholesale and retail grocer, As First
street.
IMPORTERS OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS.
Murphy, Grant Il Co. corner Trent and Pine.
4. Lipman, wholesale and retail. 113 aud lis.
ner Washington ana First streets.
Verder Clossett dealers in tea. coffee and spices,
cor Clay and Front streets.
JEWELERS.
c Cove, New York Jewelry Co dealer in dis.
monds, gold and silver watches, silverware,
etc; l07 First street.
Butterfeld Bros, manufacturers of watches, jew.
el-rs and engrsvers. Agents for American
Watch Tool Company, Lathss aud Watchnakers'
Tools; 1879 First street, up stairs.
IMPORTERS OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Hesle. Crowell L Co. 81 and 81 Front street.
IMPORT ING WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Smell, Heister Woodland. % and "a Front street.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBEkS OF HARDWARE,
IRON AND STEEL.
Corbett. Failing h Co, II and 8, Front street.
Dayton \ Hall, as above, and agents for Warren
David Cole 4 Co. stoves, tinware. wooden and
hollow ware, 1913 Front and lY2 First sta.
F. u. MORROW. n. R. STRONG.
PACIFIC METAL WORKS.
Importers and manufacturers of White Metals pig
lead. pig tin, anthony. copper and zine. Bar
lead, bar tin. Babbitt metal Of all grades; As
North Second st.
MUSIC DEALERS.
D " Prentice. leading music dealer pianos, or.
gans. sheet music, musical books, etc; lO7 First
street.
j H Robbins & Son, 229 First street; importers,
Wholesale AMI retail dealers n pianos and Or.
gans. sheet music, and all kinds OF musical mer.
chandise.
Kohler 4 Chase, Wholesale and retail dealers in
Decker Bros. Fischer, Behr Bros and 9th. r
Pianos; kinball. Mason 4 Hanlliu, aud Chase
organs; II Morrison street.
Durand Organ Co.-Capltal stock, 100000. Fine
organs and pianos. Ut cash prices or instruments
32O-322 First street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-20
advice 10 MntllerS.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of yo~r nest by sick child
suffering and crying witl, pain of cut.
ting teeth Ii 80. send at once and
get bottle of Mrs. W1SsLow's
.SooTiIlNG SYRUP FOE CHILDREN
fEErHING. Its value Is incaiculahe.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer
'~'"eaiately. Depend ppon it, moth.
eIs, there is no mistake aho 1t il. 1t
cures dyscmtery and diarrhna, recu-
oates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, soItens the gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and en-
~sgS to the whole system. Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CIIL
sHEEN TEErnISc is pleasant to the
taste. and is tie prescription of one Of
Che eldest ana best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, ar d
IS Tx ssle by all druggists throughout
The wosla. % cts. a bottle. iel2dwiy