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Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
STRIKERS TRY INrIMIDATIoN.
700 Congregate In Front OF - Mill at
Cleveland to Prevent Work.

700 Congregate In Front OF u Mill at
Cleveland to Prevent Work.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 1.-THE striking
employees of the Cleveland Rolling Mill
Company held large meeting tonight
and agreed to never accede to the de-
mands of the company. 1t was announced
at the meeting that an attempt would be
made to start up a portion of the wire
mills this morning, and at an early hour
large crowd Of foreigners began to gather
in the vicinity OF the mill to prevent anyone
from going to work. At O'Clock about
700of them had congregated in front of
the wire mil gate, and, pushing the
watchman aside, they rushed into the
mill on an exploring expedition. Finding
no one at work, they retired, but pickets
were kept on guard all the time. They
kept their espionage as regularly as dur
ing the first days of the strike, and are
determined that no man shall go TO work
until they are reinstated.
AT UPPER sARANAc.
PLATTsBURGH, N. Y, Aug. 11.-Presi-
dent Cleveland and DR.. Ward reached
Upper Saranac lake, their destination,
this afternoon. They had a pleasant but
uneventful blackboard ride Of 7 miles
from the railway terminus at Au Sable.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
MEETINGS or THE EMPERoRs.
Military Precautions Taken TO Protect
the Gear from Nihiifsts.

Military Precautions Taken TO Protect
the Gear from Nihiiists.
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE National "a
zette states that Prince Dolgorouki, aide
de-camD TO the Car and military at
tache of the Russian Embassy At Berlin,
has gone TO Gastein 10 arrange for a meet
ing between the Emperor William and
the Czar. After the meeting the latter
and Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
Will meet ~ Kremser. Gen. Possiet, the
Russian Minister on Communications is
already ut Warsaw making preparations
for the Cars visits 10 the Emperors OF
Austria ana Germany. The army u be-
ing mobilized TO occupy the different lines
OF railway 10 be trayersed by the Gar,
and 70 guard the bridges. tunnela and
crossings. The military precautions taken
last year to protect the CzAr against as
sasslnation by Nihilists are being repeat
ed on a larger scale owing 10 the authOri-
ties having received information TO the
effect that the Nihilists la Europe have
recently shown great activity, and have
plenty Of money.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

undertaken to operate its lines. What re-
mains OF the Bankers and Merchants Com
pany Is advertised for sale. A genera air Of
nankruptcy hangs over them all, anu believe
that the Baltimore ana Ohio is little better
than the rest. II, however, Mr.. Garrett is
wiling 70 let the Auditor OF the Western
Z mon nlon Company. examine the books Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company. We
VIII go through the figures with view to
deal on the actual condition OF business. we
are now without any reliable data ne to their
business bevond the current belief that they
are losing $4,000 per month. GOULD,
GARRETT VERY ANXIOUS.
LONDON, July II, 1885.
To Jag Gould, Iypin0ton, ". T.:
Thanks for your cable. / agree with all
you say, and win see Mr.. Pender aAd others
Tomorrow. II is perfectly evident to me that
Mr. Garrett is very anxious about his tele-
graph matters. FIELD.
NEW YORK, Aug 4, 1855.
To Field, London:
Russell Sage says he thinks it desirable that
YOU get all the information possible from { Q
President OF the BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad
I ompanY about his telegraph company, and
his best offer Of settlement or sale. and
bring it with you. II HIRRIs.
[NoTE.-Mr. Harris is Mr.. Fields private
secretary.l
FIELDS REPLY.
The following Is a copy OF Mr.. Fields reply
70 Mr.. Garrett's oablegram from Hamburg to
Mr.. Bates, President OF the Baltimore and
ONO, at New York, VIA the Mackay- Bennett
cables, and which was given out last night:
Your kilograms received. l sent you short
request received by cable from New York
advising you to communicate with Russell
sage any answer you wish to make. ! know
nothing of any lies or any other repor CIR
culated In New York regarding you ar I my
self. You certainly did tell me that You
wished 10 make some satisfactory arrange
ments to settle the telegraph war. / hope we
VIII nave peace and plenty instead OF war
and poverty. FIELD.
! should have forwarded this before, but
Tor errors in the message between Mr..
Barnard and myself. RoBT. GARRETT.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
h crITENALA'S NAPOLEON.
.,os THE GREATEST MAN
BAho.97r :, CENTRAL AMERICA.

,s4otes commercial Commits
fbs U"',o', ,-,a,viev with Him-The Late
'lon 80 i. :. Year-OId Daughter Act
interpreter An III omen
inE ~ preceded His Death
"..sg,veroN, Aug. 11.-W. e. Curtis,
- 49, If the South American Com
fs'lS,1' S,. has returned to Washington. In
nl''.sa, ',a,view today he said; "Of all the
o lI.o NV met on our visit to countries
sa 81. WI If the United States Gen. Barrios,
'.'r o,asident of Guatemala, was by far
latest. lie was as great in his way
..,bor Grant or Napoleon. He pos
f~Isn the natural gifts which tended
/ ''',I go great leader, but he was lack
[ ,s tbe advantage Of education.
As BRAVE AS A LION
.,. ros one Of the bravest of men. An
no ,os made to assassinate Presi-
sDpp, Y. pa,r,os by throwing bomb at him
Guy slJ y"e a. bis feet and he quietly put his
w I'm the fuse and eXtngulshed it,
Wy -tf,ny9s he did so: These people
q l1'P ~, Pnow NAV enough to kill me- In "a con-
~ laas lsst March between the commits
.',r onJ President BarTios the little Z
ali daughter. seated upon her fathers
4 rss acted as interpreter. At this meet
President Barrios said; w hen you
i beek to vour people tell them | am
q AZ t5sr and intend 10 become one OF
am A1egl have accomplished a reun-
0T | t6a Central American States l in
4So5og9to New York to reside there
4 M become a citizen
4 PUBLIC OVATION.
* incident occurred in Guatemala the
s5f be,ore Presden Barri0s lett for the
H. 4 Grand celebration was held in the
{. ~sra House in his honor. All the mill
n bands in the country were invited,
# reBdered a march composed in honor
Il HIM by the greatest musical leader.
n buflding was filed to its utmost ca
8 ,city. and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
#e0ed In the midst OF the celebration a
nee banner. or screen, was lowered over
Sbe front of the stage containing the in
zraDfion. "Vive la Union de Centra
E narieauo. Ylye Ia 5. RutinO BarriOs,
#ee Nilit0r." The excitement wps in
Pnse AS this inscription met the eyes OF
#esudience.
4 cgrsRfNG TURNED TO WAILING.
q "When theentbusIasm was at It's highest
&e banner suddenly parted in two
Il rough the name Of BarrIos, and the
s. gsr half felt the floor. Had an earth
s|ake occurred ile effect could not have
en greater. The cheering was instantly
raed 70 w4iing, and many people left
81 building, believing this an evil omen.
nOae them was President BsrriOs' wife.
bo said that the death Of her husband
as near at hand. President BarriOs
{ Bs assent from the celebration. The
yt morning he left at O'Clock for the
S Lar. and Ras killed in hattle.v
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
TRICKS IN WHISKY BARRELS
Thick Slaves at the Bung and Thin
Heads at the Top.

PEORIA, ILL. Aug. Lit is stated
that some Peoria distilleues have been
using barrels constructed with a thick
staye opposite the bung. The bung stavs
also was made thick. The heads OF the
barrel. instead Of being three-quarters OF
AN inch in thickness, were only half an
inch thick. These barrels hold from a
Gallon 10 gallon and half more than
tbe gauger's rod aud cslipers show. Some
time agO, as report goes, some whisky
belouging 10 large distillery was de-
tained in the East for alleged irregularity.
'rhe barrels were test q. and were found
tohold more than they lgauged. II N re-
norted that several other distilleries were
nsIng the same sort Of barrels.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
AT upPFR sARANAc.
MT. PLEAsANTs IN NFECTIoN.
Fears of Starvation Added to the Hor.
rOrs of the Epidemic.


rOrs of the Epidemic.
MT. PLEASANT, PA, Aug. 11.-Great
fears are entertained thai dysentery will
become an epidemic in Bridgeport, a
mining village one mile south OF this
place. To-day over 80 cases were re-
ported and deaths. DIR. Howell, the town
physician is down with the disease, and
like many others slight hopes are enter.
tanned for his recovery. Impure water
and filth generally are the prime causes
for the ravages Of the disease. In many
places the atmosphere is hlled with q
stencil which is nearly unbearable
Dysentery alone did not cause all the suit
fering Owing 10 the slackness OF work
at the surrounding coke works, and the
large number who are altogether out Of
employment, starvation stares many in
the face. 1t is nothing unusual to hear
children cry for bread. The head OF one
family stated this afternoon that there
had been nothing in his house for two
weeks to eat hut bread and water.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
JORDAN sKEPTlCAL
Iransporting S4O.Oo0.Ono.

u. .A''tni!,N'S5IoN, 'ti i,'S5 Aug. H.-An appropri-
',-D' G' sIVJe.V was made at last session
N. goasIes' Tor the transportation Of
=. F7V.V9a0cO in gold coin from the
\ s',rga'lIf ,.sf at SAN Francisco TO the
N usasuIl .a, az New York. owing to the
\ ,s. ia's' asked by the express compa.
n 'ts ,,..,e. secretary Of the Treasury decid-
',iusier .. the coin by registered mail.
+, ao'lt $l0tO00,000 has been transfer
nm '.s a,6 way The money was mailed
o 1s'.,' packages. In view, however,
tuo.leliy which has been given the
H. y VI transportation. IL has been
| NJ ~ '.,'.' o5sl TO suspend further shipments
precious metal Tor fhe Dreaent.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
.ToveTs ina PoodIe's BLANKET.

MoNrRrAL, Aux. ii.-A seizure Of
ieWeiry. which had been smuggled into
gse Doninion from New York, has been
made by the customs officers. a this
-ort Il appears that woll-dressed
seaman has been noticed 70 cross the
honndnry several times 10 different points.
sbe was always accompanied ~ poodle
dov. and IL was under blanket wnich the
dog usually wore that the YaluaDies were
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

LONDON, Aug. 11.-Lord Iddesleigh's
memorandum TO the House Of Commons
in reference TO the com mission on trade
depression suggests wide inquiry into
trade and agriculture, and that the COM
missiOners be sent out 70 report IN yari-
Gus branches of industry, and TO examine
foreign and colonial trade, the bearing Of
foreign regulations on English trade, tha
transfer Of trades from England to other
countries, and the wages and hours Of
labor
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

LONDON, Aug. u.-Lord salisbury has
drafted the Queens speech prorogulng
Parliament. His aim Is 10 make IL u
manifesto in favor OF the Conservatives.
The speech will refer TO the quietude or
Ireland without coercion, the successful
issue Of the Egyptian loan, the REVIVAL OF
peaceful relations and friendly alliances
with foreign powers, and the activity Of
legislation since the Tories came into
Office, as matters for national congratula-
tim
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
Two BUILDINGS COLLAPSE.
Ten LOdGers Miraoulously Escaps--A
Destructive Deluge.

Destructive Deluge.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. ia heavy
rain and thunder storm visited this city
before daybreak this morning, flooding
cellars and streets in all parts of the city
aud causing serious damage. Two brick
buildings two stories high on Grand
avenue, occupied, one as = hardware and
the other as a dry goods store, collapsed
during the storm and were totally
wrecked, owing 10 the undermining by
water and their defective construction.
Ten persons were lodged IN the buildings
at the time, but all escaped uniniured.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
AFGHAN DISCRETION.
Russians Not to be Given the Slightest
Protext for Making an Attack.


PrOtext for Making an Attack.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Times pub
lIshes a letter from Meshed, Persia, In
which it is stated that the Afghans are
acting in such way as to give the Rus
SLAMS no possible excuse to make any at
tack. The writer says that the Ameer's
troops do not pass the frontier which
Russia admits is Afghan, that they re-
frain from moving their troops towards
the Russian positions, and even from
strengthening their own outpOsts. The
letter also says that the excitement
among the Turcomans, which was re-
Gently attributed by an English writer to
the alleged brutality of the Russian
soldiers towards the native women. is
really due to the warlike preparations
which Russia is making throughout Tur-
conan territory.
$4,000 TROOPS TO BE REVIEWED.
SIMLA, Aug. 1l.-Camp exercise. in
which $4,000 troops will participate, viii
be held at Lahore probably at Christmas.
The government is earnestly considering
the question OF reorganization Of the ma
tive army.
CHOLERA AMONG THE RUSSIANS.
TEHERAN, Aug. 11.-CbOlera aud
dysentery are causing great mortality
among the Russians on the Afghan from
tier, especially at Pendjeh. Twenty-eight
thousand Russian infantry and $4,000
cavalry are now in trans-Caspian terri
tory.
FEELING THE PUBLIC PULSE.
MEsHED, Aug. ia Persian con-
tractor from Merry states that two Per-
SLAMS in the Russian service, accompanied
by several Atghans, have gone to Herat
to confer with Ayoub Khan's partisans,
and to report upon the state Ofthe country.
Gen. KOmareff frequently passes to and
fro between Pendieh and Merry. Active
military preparations continue.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
CLEvELANp IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Paul Smith Takes tho Party from Au
Sable Forks.

AU SABLE FORKS, N. T., Aug. H.
President Cleveland, accompanied by DR..
Ward, Of Albany, passed through here
this morning, ,enroute for the Adirondaoks.
They we're met at the depotby Hon. II. ID.
Graves and taken 10 his residence, where
a short reception was given, after which
the party was led by Paul Smith. who will
take them by stage to the Prospect House.
where the President will spend a few
VVaakQ
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

DETROIT. Aug. n. The house Of q. A.
Clement, seven miles from befe, nas
struck by lightning last night. Mra.
Clement wao Instantly killed. and her
bodg consumed by tho dre. whlch also De-
aungod fha house. Cisnana one child
and hired man, were badly injured.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
Iu.Trcntment oil a Rural Dean.

BRLLEvILLE, ONT, Aug. 1.-THE ln-
dlans on the Indian reserve at Deseronto,
becoming dlspeased with Rural Dean
Baker, violently assaulted him, sumo y
night They dragged him from his pulpit
and threw him out Of the door OF the
church Baker viii lay the matter before
tho nnurfa
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

MONTREAL. Aug. 1l.-Georre Walsh
and James Miller were inatantly killed
aud boy was seriously injured &C Blue
Bonnet yesterday wBiie crossing The
Grand Trunk railroad In a wagon. The
express train struck them as they reached
the centre of the track.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
uuII F'irnfInr nd NIsnca.

LONDON, Aug. ia horrible bull
dght took place at Nlsmes sunday. re-
sulting ia the butchery Of horses and
bulls, and serious Injury 70 Frascuelo,
the famous torreadOr.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
RAvAoEs oF rnE ELAMEs.
The white sulphur springs Hotel in
North CarOIina Bnrnod.

AsHEvILLE. N. G.. Aug. ii.--This
morning az O'Clock the main building OF
the Haywood White sulphur Springs
hotel, at Waynesyille, took fire from the
kitchen and was totally destroyed. The
furniture was saved. There were abort
300 guests at the hotel. They nll escaped
ard saved everything. The loss 10 about
$4,000 with no insurance. F
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

sILvERrON, ORE. Aug. ll.-Ihi'
morning g.. n. LibbY, man aged 90 Neara,
shot and killed his partuer, Arthur fattll
ased 20, and then shot and killed hlinstll
The deed was done very deliberately, and
mo- cause can De- ASSIGNED for ID except
the theory that Libby WAS insane
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
COUGHS COLONY DIsBANDING
The Attitude of the President has the
Desired Effect.

Desired Effect.
CALDWELL, KAN, Aug. 1.-THE Okla
homa colony, which has been In camp here
some months, is breaking up, in compli-
ance with instructions from Capt. Couch.
He interprets the present action OF the
administration as the Inauguration Of a
movement which will lead to the
opening of Oklahoma in the near future,
and with desire to avoid causing en-
harrAssment to the work he has requested
the colony for the present 10 disband.
Some Of the colonists Will do freighting
from Caldwell to Fort Reno. Others have
taken hay contracts. Capt. Couch and
Secretary Blackburn remain here to look
after the correspondence.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

PARIS. Aug. lt.-Further advices from
Tonquin say that the Bishop Of Quinhon
reports that over 10000 Christians have
been massacred In the provinces OF Bien-
dnh aud Phyyeu. Murders and incen-
diary fres are Of daily occurrence.
The ylcariate has been Annihilated.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Irish home rule
members OF Parliament have arran ged 10
give u grand banquet 70 Mr. Parnell Ia
Dublin, Aug. "a, 70 celebrate the recent
Parliamentary triumphs Of the Irish
unrfv
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
Nantos' I.iherntion-

a5 NGiIoN, Aug. l1.-secretary
,'io,uay received telegraphio com
|lr~,,Iu W rom the American consul at
,.,a .,e..', y, Ecquldor saying that he has
\ l.,.a1. a,1l.o.rmatlon that Mr.. santos has
seersDe5 lD5o' No details were given in
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

r.,pA FrA., Aug. 1.-THE municipal
oie.iien waa held here to-day. Dnt. Post
'ss1 n. l.. Craue were candidates ior tse
mayoraliy. TIE election resulted IN re
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

WNN ~ AtHiNa ~ DANANaANth
PARIS. Aug. 1i.-fOur French soldiers,
while crossing "a field AZ F0nfainebleau
TO-DAY. found b0mbHheii. They ai-
tempted re- unload n. lt burst, and the
fragments cue Two of the men 20 pieces,
and tore the arm on another.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
The Land PnrcIlaao IN.

LONDON, Aug. ie, a. m.~-in th0
House "a Commons last night. the land
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

LoNDoN, Aug. ii.--Cardinai Manning
is about 90 issue q pastoral letter on tie
subject OF the criminal bin.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
! [srBrREAsURER,s AT oUTs.

4 be Alleged to Want TO Count by the
Piece and the Other by Weighing.
SAY FRANCISCO Aug. ia serious
understanding is reported between the
iplag and incoming administration of
United States sub-Treasury in this
#Bpgsrding the count Of the money in
vaults. mir. Brooks, the newly ap-
n'ed suo-ireasurer, is willing 10
ept count by weight. hut Mr.. Spauld-
Joe present incumbent. insists upon
piece being counted before the
laer ismade. There are $93, 600, 600 ia
g vaults, and to count it all over would
Y nom SIX to eight months.
JORDAN sKEPTICAL
saiNGToN, Aug. 11.-Treasurer
uan saws that the statement that q
UNDERSTANDING exists between the out
l2 anu incoming sub-treasurers at San
.l'l,'o regarding the count Of the
.sy I'd The vaults is premature, if not
usiF incorrect. He has received no
auaiion on the subject, and if there
Oe'h any misunderstanding of the
/. stated be certainly would have heard
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

sihaa.i Al a., Aug. il.-Jamoa
~ Ho ~. .,..lny no hia home In
lFrulekss ~ t.nrn Ola, aud died n
ana disappeiated man.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

oays i.i Aug. 1.-THE Union
l,'e ba. '' '.l Dealers Association of
l'tuoa y, issued a circular calling A
Minute, mere on Aug. n tn
'inli6t.I' o' lntgrost 70 the assocl-
e, ,sa ''Ae ,oclsteps TO oppose the
hiunro., h'nItlonists in their re-
ill c6mm',.. .ll'daios ior the Leglsia-
----rl % pronlhlllnn.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

|Apy,,,a.'u a.'u Nashyille's Earnings.
taaa'i-,'.] ~ Aug. 1.-THE report Of
Nssty'i 'p..a .at'ons OF the Louisville
led June u ..ilnad for the fiscal year
sd a '., .''1. bias just been COM
Ne ih Ill., ''"'I."nl fact Is that the De.
oeibed r operating expenses was
ings bei y et.e in tu- earnings. thenet
'sletr Nter thau Tor the pre-.
oa be b.-,'ef ',''ef lae payment OF inter.
lg fund l,l DO, providing for the
i,t esrn. .I'ayIng an hxpd charges.
--' amounted 10 SfGs. 600.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

|t5g y, D. Va Aug. 1.-THE first
|dBe M 'le Farmers Assembly of
|a tbo "as ~ he d here tonight in the
ks ol '1' ", .nouse Of Delegates. HID.
|reni os s.HlN county, was elected per-
I nst,sol''uiah' la taking his seat, he
! m.aicai 9.Aanization would partake
edes.-o't, nature, as the farmers of the
|beml eU representation in the next
He ,-a,'',tmo'y. Forty-two counties
/ 4 ee.ss's'euled~y Is delegates. me
|t,y -,it. 81. was of % routine character.
Henu,''- '-' s.. aul public schools will re.
H. '''ention at to-morrow's SIT.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
SICK on THEIR BARGAIN.


AHFNNNNf aux ~ ANNHa
70 fag Could fruinof ~ -OH-fte Hafs0n;
From ali hear. ! think that Messfr. Car
rctt aud Mnckay are sick nf their Investment
in iairFfhph property, and would like % come
to some Arrangement with you. / have hAd
some vefy plau talk with Mr. Garrett.
Please let me know N there is anything that
can 10 here before I aaii 90 Aur. 8. The An-
rIo- a merlran directors meet on Aug. ", and
the .hafehOiden on Ang. 81. fiti.p.
SEW YOnK. July n, 1886.
To Fisid, Lond91s
4 hHVe your message. Tho situation Win
lhf opposition companies a getting more
dfapnI lH aIl fhH tmo, Tho American Rapid
lnmunNF Haa thrHfn uu fhe sponge uun Az
iIn fanHrHI NJ fNa Ffrrlfrr. Wish fnl approval
oi tha court. lho Western Union Company has
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
PENSION EXAMINERS DISTRICTS.

There are at present twenty supervis-
ing examiners districts under the Pension
Office. On Aug. q this number will be
reduced to five, and the States Of Ohio,
West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida will
be organized into one section, to be known
as the Potomac district. 1t has not
yet been determined where the headquar-
ters will be.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12
GEORGIA POsTMAsTERs.

John W. Taylor was to-day appointed
postmaster at King, Echols county, and
James A. Murray at GordOnia, Ware
cOuntY Ga
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-12

To jar GoUld, Mem Y0rk.
am invi ed 10 meet Mr.. Garrett at Mr..
Pender's house, Saturday morning. ~ talk
over telegraph matters. Mr.. Garrett says
that he can arrange with Mackay 30 as u
settle the tariff for the cables, a well ~ for
the land lines IN America. Have you any
suQQcstions 10 makeY FIELD.
NEw YORK, Juno Il, 1886.
10 Flefd, Lossdon;
I can only repeat what cabled 10 you The
ofher daY III reference 70 Mr.. Garrett. This
company are lo8ipg over 5000 per month in
their Telegraph business. andit ~ only ques
lion OF tine when N vii carry down tne
Baltimore and Ohio Company. This opinion
Is cOncurred In By the shrcwdest bankers here.
ltUTIu.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12

Nsnufactnrer and dealer in doors, ssso; slinds
rnouldiucs stair rails balusters. acr0ll work
etc; estimates cafetulIy furnished. 18th and
Marry atre&ta.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12

Psrlin crsndcrH, Emclid Martin
Wholesale dealers in agricultural nplements. cor
10th and Jones streets.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12
CHURCHILL PUMP co.

Wholesale pumps. pipe, fittings ste:m and water !i
supplies: Western .gent" TOT "se'"e "'Ao
mills: iii Furnsm street
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12

CRAYON PORTRAITS.
Life. size in gold for $25 This reductions made to
meet demands form portraits; half Of our
former price. We copy from all kinds Of pic
lures and guarantee satisfaction; make any
changes desired. Colwell l. Cook. artists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12
FIRE BRICK AND cLAT.

The hest quality always on hand; orders ni'e'
r.pm,aiy; VI. J. Kennedy. i: Hsrnes street
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12

CLARK BROS. / co.
Importers and jobbers in teas. co6ees and spices
manufacturers of baking powders, dsvorinu
extracts. laundry blue. inks, etc; lA14, 14l6
Harney street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12
OMAHA OIL L PAINT C).

os.. ,xoe Dous,ss st., ,il b0use lA0s saunders at
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