Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-18

washers can order it at once by A
Myers.
Go to Bellevue, Friday night. te
see home talent, that promises talent
in Last Loaf"
Mrs. NJ. H. Coffin is down from
ketchum, visiting with her sister.in.
law, Mrs. E. G. Coffin.
If the party who has had our U. S
Statutes so long, does not return them
his name will be published in the
TIMES.
"The kids" dancing school to-mor.
row, from II to 2 O'Clock, in the The.
alter. Then the "antl- Chinese" meet.
ing at $50. ....
Don't be angry with me, little dar-
ling. Good doctors give good medi-
cine. You will be better after YOU
have been physicked.
Private advices from ashinpton
are to the effect that clean sweep of
Republican Federal officials will be
liaoe as soon as Congress adjourns.
Don't some one want a few add.
tional copies of the WEEKLY TIMES
with the "Pinafore" article to send
to their friends in the East?
After the ball St. Patrick was for
gotten; but, bless your soul, oysters
and choice dishes disappeared at the
Merchants. The tables were not
idle.
Bellevue will turn herself loose, Fri
day night, in Larsen's Opera House.
The Bellevue Amateur Company will
give their "Last Loaf" to an anxious
crowd.
One of the pretty belle flowers at
last nights ball was dressed in black,
with becoming lace collar that
pointed to her heart. Young and
graceful and admirable.
Send for his "record'', and YOU will
learn that the proprietor of the TIMES
has used his characteristic business
sense, and put man in his office who
will keep the TINES ahead.
Phil. Reagan will soon have his es-
Establishment open in Haley. All the
olive" men are coming here, and
"Phil." is one of those who believe in
business "scrutininity".
Mr.. Carmichael, manager of the
Minnie Moore mine, was in town to-
day. He reports four and half feet
of the rich ore-hody, up to late hour
last evening, and no signs Of a wall
yet.
Those souls OF wit and honesty, of
plain fact and horror of sham, Mrs
Burns and her sister Mamie, "took a
look" from the gallery after the grand
march. The TIMES owes you one,
Miss Mamie.
Persons who sent to Omaha "for
the record" of the TIMES man could
have save the expense. If it is nee
essary to know it, this Office will hire
hall to instruct you. You need in
struction.
Mr.. Carmichael and his brother-in-
law left town with Judge Hunter and
Captain Lusk, of the Queen of the
Hills, to day, to examine the Donovan
group. These men are business men,
and don't believe in taffy.
The Columbia power gear is of sim
pie construction, easily accessible, GER
tain and effective in its operation, re-
duces the speed, and SO increases the
power for hill climbing about one
third. Engineering and Mining
Journal.
A. Myers received his steam washer
yesterday, and tried it at H. H. Clay's
laundry, with the result of perfectly
cleaning 10 white shirts, with cuffs
and collars, in 20 minutes. He then
rnsed them and found not trace of
uncIeanliness in The rinsing water.
Mr. Clay ordered machine at once.
The Columbia swing spring COM
bines the best combinations of three
different inventors toward the solu-
ton of the difficult problem in bicycle
seat springs. In averting headers, it
is safety device beyond any other in
the market.-Spirit of the Times.
When the blood is loaded with i'm
purities, and moves sluggishly in the
veins, an alternative is needed, as this
condition of the vital fluid cannot last
long without serious result. There is
nothing better than Ayers Sarsaparilla
to purify the blood, and impart energy
to the system.
The neat young girl who sold a
&" harp" to the TINES last night in the
gallery, need have no fear that Ire
lands harp will ever be unstrung in
this office. The TIMES gave 1T to a
handsome gentleman, who says he
will plant it in his heart and keep II
there for aye.
Copies of the WEEKLY TIMES, will
the .tPinafore" article that has need
lessly caused so much complaint can
be had at this Office. 1t is piece OF
journalism that this office is moi
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