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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
BITS OF NEWS
Picked DIP Here and There By Register
reporters.

Picked DIP Here and There By Register
Reporters.
One marriage license was issued yester'
dsy.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
SHE'LL OYSTERS! First of the season.
Cafe Brunswick.
A TELEPHONE has been placed in the P,
c. & st. L. railroad ticket Office.
A BANQUET will be rendered the Wheeling
riGemen at Bellsire next Monday.
PERsoSs wishing to procure the best shell
oysters ever brought to the city should call
at the Brunswick.
Mr.. WALKER Brown was last evening
presented with valuable pin, token Of es'
TEEN from his many friends.
The Gaia Brunswick announces the first
shell oysters of the season.
The Capitol club of the East End will
play the Riverside of the Sixth ward, on
the tunnel green this Of ernoou.
Two men INDUCED in little set.to about
ll:30 last night, at the corner OF Sixteenth
and Market streets, which was soon
squelehed
The river marks last night indicated lS
feet and falling. At Dittsburg the river
was feet, inch and falling and at Gin.
e'prsiI 10 Jeet, inches and rising.
The Nisgrss OF the Sixth ward crossed
bats with the Standards Of Triadelphis yes.
terday at that place, the game resulting IN
q victory for our club by score of Il to I.
The Peanut Knockers and Tunnel Or
phsns will cross bats on the tunnel green
this afternoon. and an exciting contest may
be looked for between these two distin
guished clubs.
LUxA's changes are many, but there is nc
change in Martin Thornton. Only three
more Gays and he viii have completed bis
twelfth year catering in Wheeling, in the
sslEsame old style.
CHICKEN thieves made an attempt to
steal John Dieringers chickens from the
rear of his house on Sixteenth street, las
Dight about II o'clock, but were frightened
eff BY fierce bulldog.
UR NOZER mas commenced SUIT 10
libel against the REGISTER for $4,000 dam
ages for stating that he would be before
Justice Davis on 8 warrant charging him
With Illegally practicing.
THE Pswpaw Knockers and the Scrap
eggers of the Belmont mill played q gam
Of base bsl y, yesterday on Han FANS ia
tie result was q score Of % to Is in favor
oftbe PswpaW Knockers.
The Whi,tlers Of the East End, Daniel
West, captain, defeated the Settlers, John
Costello. captain, on the tunnel green yes
terday afternoon. The former club played
9 6ne game and showed up with score Of
q to I against the other club.
The gentlemen who are thinking of re-
organizing the Standard club will play the
Globes. of Bellsire, this afternoon on the
new fair grounds. This will be test game
and if the boys do well enough to justify
Them. the club will be reconstructed, other,
wise they will let the matter drop 1t is to
be hoped that the boys will make a ten
strike, so that Wheeling will be able to
boast of q crack club.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

United Presbyterian Church.-Rev. J. 7
Mcclure d. D., pastor. Services tomorrow at 1890
q m. No evening service until further office Sab
bath-school at 2 p. N. All are invited.
ST. Luke's Church.-Rev. J. q. CAN'T, B. D.,
rector. Divine services tomorrow at 10 80 m and
1880 o. m. Rev Mr. Harriton Of Philadelphia, viii
ofciate at the morning services. Sunday school at
a. m. AL aye welcome.
First Baptist Church.-Rev. O. NJ Shot, pas
tor. Preaching Sunday At 10 80 and 30 p.
Morning topic, "iod Dwelling on Earth" Even
ing topic, Jonah Uneer the Gourd Vine" Sunday
school at 2:l5 p. N. All are invited.
Disciples Oh urch-S rvices TO morrow ut 10 70
q M The exercises are specially prepared for the
aged. No services al night Sunday school at Q 80
q. N. All aie cordially invited.
Zane Street NJ Il. Church.-Rey. J. Henry
Hess, pastor. Service 70 morrow at 1890 q m and
7:30 p. NJ. Preaching in the morning by Rev. X. r.
Keller, OF the Eat OHIO Conference; In the evening
by the pastor. Evening topic: every Gethsemane
Hath its Angel" sundsy-school at p. m. AL
are invited.
Fourth Street n. Z. Chureh.-Preaehins
Sunday at 10 80 m. and 7:So p. By the pastor,
Rev. Jos e. Smith. D. D. sundaY-seho8 at Up. m.
Young Peoples Meeting, NondBa a 100 ?. N.
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THE IRON MEN.
The Last Day to Sign the Sheet scale-Nail
Nntaa.

The Last Day to Sign the Sheet scale-NaiI
Notes.
To day is the date fixed by the Amalga-
mated Association for the signing of the
Oh, mill scale, and unless the manufsc-
turers place their names to the contracts
before the mills close this evening the work
nen will refuse to work on Monday morn
ing. If strike occurs it will throw out Of
employment large number of men. Be-
sides the sheet rollers many other employees
sre indirectly concerned and will be
compelled TO suspend wsrk un-
iii The differences are settled. The
men in places where the mills are working,
however, are confident that the strike will
be averttd by the manufacturers signing
the scale at the eleventh hour. Wheeling,
of course, will not be changed from its
pre sent condition should the strike occur,
as the Crescent, the only sheet mill here, is
closed down, as are those across the river.
Nothing unusual turned up in nail cir
cles yesterday, except two or three feeders
we're added at several Of the factories. The
heating furnaces at the Belmont are about
completed and will probably be tested on
Monday.
The heretofore non-union feeders held
we'll attended meeting at Knights Of Labor
Fall yesterday afternoon, and organized an
independent pailfeeders union. They
elected permanent officers, and the meeting
adjourned until 2:30 o'clock this afternoon,
when o,her action will be taken.
A repor. comes from good authority that
The nailers are contemplating the building
of email nail mill and buying steel OF
Carnegie & Co of Pitisburg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
A Very Elna Day.

Yesterday was one of the most beautiful
days we have TAD this summer, especially a.
it was q decided change from 9 whit y
weather Of the past few days. The temper
allure arose to q point delightfully."- sand
wiched between cold enough and hot enough.
A tresh, brsciug breeze, we'll tempered
tanned one pleasantly, while the sun kept
up q degree of heat that made it coutor
able. In fact the day was perfectly super
and made one feel like dong something
great, but you did not exactly know what j.
wss and did not feel ike going to the trou
ole 10 study il out, as there was sort of
szy phase in the atmosphere. The suburb,
# this city were beautiful, especially out III
Elm Grove road. and many of our citizen,
walled themselves oFthe charming wsathe
srd rbe csrs. to visit the park, ceueterie
md other places thar their various mood
suggested.
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Joint Occupancy.

70 G,r Editor Of the Register:
SlR--Mr. Michael Stein the Commission
II finn the country, who holds his seat as u
Commissioner by the, ourtesy ofthe voters OF
N8siing on Gistncr, in his sttempte lreply to
W Dobhips in yorr issue Of to-day, has
10 o'ier argument to use, or reason to give
o. his arrange conduct than the following
Lci gtilce satisfied in my own mind that tn
:on;eh plated removal of he Court House
,ould in the end result in depreciating thu
'a,Ue of real estate in that portion of the
ity most nearly allied with my own dis
riot, and at the same time damaging to
sres'tr or less degree invrsmeuts already
nj de by country dealers &c" in other
20 d., aone travel to and from the city
now passing over the hill might cross the
peninsula, and the investment in the Full
on Saloon already made might be dam
aged" Is this the milk in the cocoa nut?
If the argument Of Mr. Stein that North
End real estate would be damaged by
be removal of the Court House two
.qusres south be worth anything, then it is
clearly the interest Of Mr.. Stoker and hi
people that the removal takes place at an
early DAY. l earnestly hope that Mr..
Stoker will take the hint from Mr.. Stein 3
card.
CLAY DIsTRICr.
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Index TO New Advertisements

For Rent-Rooms With Board.
WantEd-SaleSnan.
last Call-Saye Costs.
Wanted B ,arderS.
Private ScnCOl-Miss Belle F. Ba:lie.
Mason's Fruit Jars ESing Bros.
For sale Mt Olvet Dairy.
Diamonds G.. Dillon.
White Mountaia Hammock ChAir-G. Msudsl
Co.
Magic Tooth Powder-R. h List
Bargains In Dress GOOdS-Stone & Thomas.
white Dresses Bruss * Golfer.
Pure Japan Tea 4. J. Smyth.
Big Tbing in BOoks-StantOn Davenport.
Wall PapeT-Jos. trTayes h ~On.
Charleston Wbite Wash-MeLain Bros.
II You Need Anything to EAt-McMechan's-
4 Local Page
New Fail and Winter Stock-Dayid Ash Local
PAGE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29

The faxm-of Lewis Baker, st Elm Cove,
has been surveyed into lots suitable in size
for delightful homes and gardens. The soil
is Of The best. Fruits, vegetables and How.
ers grow with great vigor. These lots viii
be sold at public auction on the 3Oth OF
September. The terms Of the sale viii be
so extremely liberal that no man need have
an excuse for not having q charming home
Of his own. Only onefourth Of the pur.
chase money viii be required in hand: and
the purchaser can have his own tune, If that
is ten years, for the remainder, By paying
interest only. This win be cheaper than
renting, and far more satisfactory; besides
which, this property will increase in value
right along, so when it is finally paid for
il win be worth double its cost
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Triumphal Return,

Occur de Lion Division, K. of P. re-
turned last night from Cleveland, Ohio
where they have been in attendance at the
grsId encampmPnt. Our boys made quite
an impression in Cleveland by their foe sp-
pearaUce and good drilling, also the good
music rendered by Mayors band. 1t was
Learn cd from ore of the Knights that two
members Of the Cincinnati division were
drowned in the lake Yesterday.
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NNAsNh A4NNNh AAAS suu SNSulu8
at Orleans Saloon. l4Il Market street, Johi
d. Schmidt proprietor.
Reduction. Reduction. Rsductioul
Reduction of the price of labor compel.
reduction Of consumption.
Reduction Of consumption causes over
stock of the market overstock of the market
compels deduction in the price of everything
produced.
Recognizing this state of affairs and to
meet the requirements of the times, have
made large reductions in the prices OF every.
thing in our line:
Good striped carpet, l5e.
Good Ingram, 25c
Good Wall Papers, 7c.
Good Floor Oil Cloth, 25c.
Good Rugs at Sll prices.
Good Window Shades made up ready to
hang, 35e.
Good Calico Comforts $IOO, SI.25.
$3.50.
Good Brussels Carpet, SOC.
All other goods in proportion.
Selling on commission for manufacturers,
we sellonly for cash. Call soon if YOU wish
to save money. Nos 20l9 and 202l Main
street. John Roemer. Agent
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never suuck ner tc-hignb one hib me anu
KICKED NE WITH BOTH FEET.
j pushed her away; maybe she calls that
X lirg her. She's drunk She's been an
,wiul drain on me; she has drawn on me
for an awful lot of money, and / couldn't
s,snd it. know she has been carrying on
but I'm away good deal, and didn't sus-
Pect anything until here lately. Just wait
until / get out, and ihere'n be fun"
About halfpsst eleven o'clock Mr.. Al
bridge was bsiled out by friend, but the
two women are still in their cells as we 90
TO press.
crowds fingered about Twelfth street
until late honr talking over the exciting
scenes of the evening, and there was but
one expression Of opinion in regard to the
matter, and that was that vigorous appi-
stion Of the law should be made without
delay.
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Advice 70 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething. is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and phyzicians in the
United States, and has bean used for forty
years with never falling success BY mil
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process of teetking its value is In
cslculable. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrheA, gripping Ia
the bovels and wind colo. By giving
health to the child Il rests the mother.
PEice sc 5 bo,tla
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Grand Opening.

Messrs. Mclaughlin & MeGiAley beg
leave TO inform their friends, and the puohc
in general, that they have bought the Dice
Saloon, No. 1888 Market street, and, after
having fitted it up in most elegant style,
win open to the public to-day, Saturday,
August 20 b, with . free lunch. No other
vhiskies win be handled but the Famous
Golden Wedding Rye Whisky; al other
drinks win be Of 9 superior quality. Tnsir
friends and the public in general are cor
GznY solicited for their patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29

The A. NJ E. camp meeting at Crsssp 5
is still in progress Service every day aud
evening. Preaching on Sunday at IL g.
m. and and T:30P m.
Rev. G. W. Frszier, the native African
delivered q lecture last evening on the
modes and customs Of the Africans to a
large audience. he has been requested
and viii repeat his lecture on Sunday, Au-
gust 80, at o'clock, dressed in the COS
tune Of his native country, Excursion
trains win run on the D. K. railroad, lesy,
ing wheeling at ITO g. m, $50 =. IN -,
1880 g m, and l:S0 p. m, city time
Round TIP so cents.
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Ran Against q Burglar.

Late last evening as q gentleman con
nected with the establishment of j. s
Rhodes Il Co., entered the store for the pur
p Sc Of retiring he came fscs
70 face with stranger
whom be Immediately suspected as being
burglar The latter, however, made hi,
escape before help could be summoned to
rt scne him.
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IN GENERAL.
Atthe Kinks.

This is elegant weather for skating, and
last night the ALEXANDRA aud Chspliue street
Kinks were crowded with gay parties Of
skaters Who passed the evening delightfully."-
on the wheels. Hughes brass band played
at the Alhsubrs and made charming skate
music. The Central Singing Society did
bold carnival at the latter rink as was re-
ported by mistake.
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What n the matter With Russia?

The Empire Of Russia is bad case Of
national dyspepsia The treasury is short
of funds, and the army costs $50, 900 day
10 feed Then the army is 90 full OF Mill
lists that it can no more be trusted than the
stomach Of man who has chronic dyspep
sis. We don't know what to do about Rus
sia; but as for the man with chronic dyspep
sis, let bin take Browns Iron Bitters
That made Mr. Chandler, of Clinton, Iowa
a new man. BE tried it after other RENE
dies failed. Buy bottle Of your druggist
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State Fair, Columbus. q.

On August 3lst, Sept lst, I'd, Sd and
eth, the P c. & St. L. R. R. Co. will sell
round trip tickets to Columbus at rate
of 81 40 Trains leave Wheeling ct 1:35
q m, city time, arrive at Columbus II :35
p. m, l:2o p. m arrives at Columbus sp
N, $40 p ID. arrives at Columbus las
q N.
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UbeeIins 8e9ister
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80. 1888.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Weather.

Following shows the range of tenpsra-
ture for yesterday, as observed by C.
Schnepf, the Market street druggist: d m,
ga; II M, Y; 3p, m, IS; Up N, 10. The
sun rises this morning At 5:2S and sets at
6S4, making the days length 1906. The
moon rises AZ $40
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29
New Light on Rheumatism.

II had been completely disabled from
rheumatism. / used Parker's Tonic for
kidney disease, when to ny sstonishment
the rheumatism completely disappeared.
So writes Mrs Henry Bogert, OF No 454
Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rheu,
mstism arises from the failure Of the kid.
neys to separate the uric acid from the
hlooj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29

A FULL account of the great prize fight
between Sullivan and McCafery viii be bull.
letired at the end of every round at No.
I4ll Market street Orleans Saloon, Jno.
D. Schmidt, proprietor.
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Additionq! local on FYrst Page.
OPERA.

A new invoice of Woman Use
Opera slippers, at
&c., j. ". ANICK'S.
II43 Vain street.
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GRAND Lunch this morning and evening
at No. l4ll Market street, something new
in this locality. Orleans Saloon, Jno. D.
Schmidt, proprietor.
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CoIored camp Meeting NJ Crssap,s,

GRAND LUNCH this morning and evening,
ct Orleans Saloon, l4ll Market street, John
ID. Schmidt, proprietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29

SILVER PLATED Knife, Fork
and spoon for school set.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
IRMeIer.
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GRAxn LUNCH thiamorning and evening.
at orleaDs Saloon. l4ll Market street, John
d. Schmidt proprietor.
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DoS'T fail to call at No. l4ll Market
street this morning and sample the grand
lunch that viii be served up there. Orleans
Saloon, Jpo. ID Schmidt proorietor.
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CoInmbos ohio state Fnir,

The B & o. win sen excursion tickets
On AuRust 81 and Septsmoex l, 2, 3 and
or $40 round nip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-29

GRAND LUNCH this morGing and evening,
at Orleans Saloon, l4ll Market street, John
L. Schmidt, proprietor.
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GRAND LUNCH this morning and evening
1t Orleans Saloon, l4ll Market street, John
0 Schmidt, proprietor.
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DECORATED TEA SETS I'm u va
riefy srralOrs: Sc pieces for $3.50,
DAWSON BROS,
2e2S Market street.
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CLAN soup 1T Louis Schwa5b's tonight

GRAND LUNCH this morning aud evening
at Orleans Saloon. l4rl Market street, JOIN
d. Schmidt proprietor.
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A LIVELY SCUFFLE

ould be heard, and the words, IN Allridgs
voice, Pull down those windows, and III
earn her. The womans voice could be
heard, talking loudly and sngrilY
While the colored woman was seen
lifting fom window to window, pull
ling down the blinds or sastes. A moment
later Miss Gaylord was heard to cry: You
dare not harm mel" and then came loud
screams and shrieks of "Nuri rp "Mur-
d n" 'aelpl' Help" and then occupants
of the building heard some one fall heavily
to tie floor. The crowd, which, as has beer
-tstsd, had commenced gathering almost
from the commencement of the fuss, had
Low assumed
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and then she made rush at him and be-.
gan to scream. l wanted to go away
wanted to 90 away before; was home
awhile ago, and I wish I'd stayed there
but be said for me to stay and see the thing
out and so tried to get her quiet Mr.
Aldridge put her out and put her trunk out
in the hall Ipulled the trunk back and
told him to let her stay there tonight. They
kept squsbbling and she called murder
and kept fighting, and then the crowd ran
in" During this tax, the Gaylord woman,
who was in the next cell. interrupted with
some expression about black niger, when
Mary retorted: "Pdrather be black niger
than fancy woman"
The reporter then talked 10 Mr.. Aldridge,
who was in another cell. He was tolerably
full and still much excited. he emphsticsly
declared the whole thing was an outrageous
Matchmaking dodge, and vowed there would
be fun when he got out Some one said it
was dangerous for him 10 90 out, when he
said: "Oh, no; my name is Hiram, and
THEY'LL NOT HANG uRANl'
What be wanted particularly to know was
where Mrs. Gaylord got the money which
was in her purse. he said: Now, / haven
given her any money for two weeks, aud yet
she has several dollars and has been buying
things all along. Somebody gives her money,
and / am going to know who il is She
couldn't save money. she was always behind
and borrowing from Mary. Shes been run
ming around with men and stealing from
me, but it's come to an end now She has
been robbiDg me right along. / said the
other day that no woman's trunk could 60
out of there until had look through /.
They said in court that broke open he
trunk; ] only unlocked il, and what founc
confirmed my suspicions4 I've got Eve let
tiers, and I've got . detective who viii knos
who wrote them. Oh. rs q nice gAns.
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I1 HA4'US NLINNuhU Nv IT.
and his general appearance gave one th.
impression that he bad been in row. III
vas very much excited, and talked wildly o
what had taken place between himself ant
Mics Gaylord
From Aldridge's rooms the reporter went
into the dining room. where the table wa.
sill covered with the halfeaten supper
Miss Gaylord was setting in chair. sap
porting her head upon the shoulder Of /
gentleman, snd seemed to Be in hystsr;
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

A new species Of bear has been dis
covered on Mount Shasta which is
found in no other part Of the world.
1t is about the size Of a shepherd dog
anl is white and very fcrocious. >
Sunday Call.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

and bric-a-hnac Of the French capital.
1t is not likely, however, that / he pc
litical career of Mr.. Brewster secure d
to him al,c attentions of the European
snohs, IN such degree rs his well fill
ed purse, which is the open sesame to
any and all classes of aristocracy as
well as to royalty itself PnoNo.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

1t is beginning to he believed that
the famous red sunsets of year ago
were caused, not by volcanic dust, but
by cosmlc, or star dust.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

Mrs. Lockwood, who ran for Presi-
dent last year, announces, by authority,
that ''woma, is coming to the front"
Where in the world has woman been
all this time, before Belva came?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

Three men who killed aninoiTcnsive
old Chinaman ut Butte, Nj. T., some
time since, have just been tried; one
was found guilty OF murder in the Sec
ond degree, while the others were
allowed to plead guilty of lower de-
gree of that crime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

The Japanese government are in
Producing the use OF Roman characters
INTO their printed language, instead of
the native. 1t will facilitate p, pular
learning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

1t is announced that all English in
ventor has lately devised II method Of
coating tin with Il material resembling
glass, which removes all danger Of
poison in canned goods.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

Bodie has produced more than $17,.
100000 since 1876.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

A new steam oyster dredge has
heen invented. An endless chain II
buckets scoop up oysters by the peck.
But it is said that the machine will
kill off the whole oyster tribe by tie
disturbance 1t makes IN the beds.
That, however, remains to be seen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27
For Sale at Horseshoe Bend

MY FARM, COMPRISING 1a5 ,cros
~ OF land, well watercd, good house.
anu par and other buildings, an orchard
ana small fruit-4O acres under fence
some ~ acres under ditch; considerable
'paho good for winter grain viii sell
cheap for cash. THOS. ROWIAND
horseshoe Bend April 10, 1857