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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-17
TEE WHEELING Daily NIELIGNCE

two, mingled fragrant steam with risinI
incense Of roast duck on the other side o
the castor; chicken, lamb, roast beef, ant
"shoat-peEhRps sucking pig bRkeI
WhOle,-and the inevitable boiled ham
we're separated by vegetables, pickles, cat
suPs, and sauces. Family silver reflected
the sunshine Of happy faces; cutglaAs Al
OF old answered in silveEy chimes the tune
tul Clamor Of young Voices.
The couTtly fashion Of taking wine to,
gsther lent Individual interest to the reyel
The urbane host was ever on the lookout
for opportunities to send the decantel
along With-"Miss A. Mr.. B. asks the
pleasure OF taking glass Of wine with
you" Then, the graceful lifting OF glas-
sea, the exchange Of bows across the
board, the complimentary phrase from one,
the smile Of acknowledgment from the
other-!t Is all old.iashionsd now, but it
was far pretlisr than the customs that
have driven It out,
"LRdies and gentlemen % called out dear
old Major A-iTom the head OF the table
In the tlood-tide Of the Chriatlnss wassail,
u crave leave 10 offer 9 toast !"
His plantation sklrtsd the Appomattox
River, which lies between Powhatan aud
Amelia counties, Athis right tRt his fay
olite neighbor, Powhstan L,-who was be-
trothed to Amelia Ga Florida belle, not
present to-day.
"a tosstW repeated the host, rising,
mantling tumbler In hand, his eyes bFim-
ing with fun and ionduess. ~ give you
The AppomRItox May It cease to dow,
that PoRhatan and Amelia may be for
ever unitsdl"
Ali that was the sort Of thing they did
In the old Virginia days, before war laid
their pleasant places waste, People
watched Tor chances 10 turn phrases haJ.i-
somely, studied the capabilities OF ian
guage to give pleasure to their auditors.
Elegant conversation was 8 populA4 aG-
complishment. Now, 1t Is subsidiary 10
dancing, murdered by airtation.
| have spoken oil Christmas week, To
limit the festival to q ainRls day would |
have TeCkoned lnaiming Of their Chief |
SOCIAL rite. From one manor.h ouue 10 |
another rolled the glgdsope party, tarry,
Ing by sppoiAtRGRt, y day at this, q night
at that, talking, dancing, drying, walking, !
singing, toVC'maklng-in such innocenCy
OF delight az Is possible 10 none but the
young, Now and then they DANCED |
Virginia reels, qu2drilleS Sud eotllli0us
(also ont Of iSsblop now2) on the |
bare pRken door Of a barn like parlor,
turnished with unacCustomed Chsira and
thln.lsggod tables; as the vide, rambling
house IN YhleA they snCampcd for
nights frollc, was implanted, windows
and doors had ahrunk from the cssIugs,
and the blsSs Of the Yule log Jared In
drSughts pouring In from oil! auSriSrs, |
Sometime their Progress vas made in |
rusty, shacEiIug e6sribts, lutehing heavily |
through red pud two feet deep, and over
corduroy roads that would have shaken
old bones from the sockets. Over ali and
RboYe oil, they carried the brave, gay |
spirit that laughs at external dltcomiort;
found everywhere gentle breeding and
whole.se9led hospitality @ the AsxibleI
'pfay9 Of their own luunipG'CsdSr the
%assall bowl,
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THE DAILY MARKETS.


NEw YoRk, Dec. 1G.-Monoy on call
was stringent ranging from 4 per cont
per Gnnum to | per cent and interest per
diem, closing at 4 per cent asked. Prime
mercantile paper 4l5, Sterling exchange
dull and g.oady at 81 S0ll 83I
New YoRI, Dec. IL Government
bonds and State bonds dull and heavy.
There was q marked change In the ap.
pearanoe oil the Rtook market from yes.
tGrday. The extraordinary activity dis.
appearing aud the wild desire to sell
giving away 10 an appearances OF conf.
denco. One factor Ia producing this
result was increasing use Of money. The
high prices being looked upon "a the
vance on the Bank Of England Of discount
ls expected 70 check, ia d measure, the
dow OF gold IA this country. The open
lag was comparatively quiet, but strong
advances over last evenings final figures,
ranging up to u percent. Heavy selling,
however, in the fret ten minutes broke
Lsckawanna z percent and early gains
were generally lost. The trading con.
tinued fresh, though toward pooa there
was renewed DECLINE, which was finally
checked toward 1890, The market there.
alter gained strength Ateadlly on an In.
creased VOLUME Of business, the entire
active llst sharing the advance.
sTocK QuoEATloNs-Olosed bid; 9 per
cent bonds, 1901; United States 41s, ITO;
United States new "a, 1873; Pacific
Is Of o., 1881; Adams Expreps
lSB; Alton 4 TerTe Haute, S2A;
do preferred, S2A; American Express, 100 /;
3. o., r. & H., 80; Canada Pacific, 68R
Canada Southern, 59e; Central Pacific, 07i
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, 0; do first preferred
II; do seconds, 10; Chicago & Alton
al; do preferred, 100; Q. B. 40, 1854;
.. st. L. d Pittshurg, l7t;do preferred,
81; o. s. & O., Al Cleveland Col, 699';
DelaWsSe 4 Hudson, lll; Del, Lack. &
West, las; Denver 4 Rio Grande, ssh;
Erie, 34i do preferred. IL; East Tenn
Ii; do preferred, 741; Fort Wsyno,
la; Harlem, ZIG; HnEston & To4as, 81;
Illinois Central, 1870; Ind D, e West,
l63: Kansas 4 Te4aS, ~; Lake Erie d
Western. lei Lake Shore, 0lR; Louis.
vile Z Nashville, Gls; Louisville, New
Albany 4 Chicago, co; Memphis i
0harleOton, AZ; Michigan Central, 92;
Min. 4 st. Louis, l0l; do preferred, 43I
Missouri Pacific, 1913; Mohile& Ohio, ii;
Morris & ESSEX, offered, 1873; Nashville
4 Chattanooga, 70; New Jersey Central,
52s; Norfolk 4 W. preferred, SOL;
Nofthern Pacific, 2tE; do preferred,
cit; Chicago 4 Northwestern, 1l2I; do
preferred, 1880; New York Central, li23 r;
Ohio 4 MiRsisaippi, 2sS do preferred 0Oi
Ontario 4 Western, l04; Oregon R'y &
Navigation, 1902; Oregon CrenS. a2s;
do Improvement Company, asa; Pacific
Mail, 49,; Peaa9e "a; Peoria b. L E.
2Si Pittsburgh, 14a: Pullman Palace,
Gar 1Sf; Reading, S7s Rock Island, 1864
St. Louis 4 San FranClsCo 80;
do preferred, ga; do frBt preferred,
lll};G, NJ. &st. Paul, 9Ol; do preferred,
IA; Texas Ho 4 Pacific, 9ll; unlou
W. st. I. d p, 1s1; do preferred, ISL;
Wells Fargo ExpSaas, 121; Western
I'm, III
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nrOodItuIJ and lrovlSlOns.

CHICAGO, Dee. 16.-There was a fair
amount OF trading In wheat and tho feel.
Ing developed was unsettled. The open.
Ing was stronger with prices 40 higher,
May starting at 81 10 and advanced quickly
to $3.50 on firm foreign neWs and bteadier
feeling on the New York stock market.
When the decline In stocks ag,in BEGAN
and the New York money market vas re-.
ported az atIlpgsnt, tho tone became
heavier aud May dropped or 10 R49c,
rallied 10 $500 and closed for tho day at
SC. The feeling was steady at the close.
Corn was very quiet and steady. Oats
wero steady. Provisions were about the
'I Flour Unchanged. wheat-cash No. 2
spring 77ri do No. 3 spring 7lO; dc
No, $ red 77lci December 76iA77lc, CloSlnT
AZ nc; January 7Gla7Sc, closing al
!lec; February ISia59lt, closed Of 1851
May SASa65lc, closing al 85l,,
Oorn--caBh No. 2 3O3S; nsosmbst
5gli3OBc, closing at 363Cj February 1TIl
87ac, closing at aIloi May A2ls4SI, clos
e oaIsESssh No. . aac, December
and January 96iONNisy aOl'al, closing al
S0ic. Cash No. 2 rye, 6SiC. Do No. . bar
Icy, 500. DO No. | ilaxsead, 0io. Dc
prime timothy seed 81 S2sl,S3.
Mess pork, cash, SLIGO. December
Sll 374sll bgl Cloains at Sil.87i; jan
uary $ll Ajail.0O, Closing Sii6Oi May
Si9 O0Al9 ia, closing al $40 05. Lard, Gael
81 2Oa0 22l December, 80 l1Il0 20, cos
Ing 81 ~ February 50 32l a631k CloaInp
| aNtu ua MaU On nnEn 5I..ta. - 40 "a
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gdneatsSral,
ar. o. CAAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, WA

ms thirty.ulnsh year Of this WelhkuOVu ACat'
INV, under the charge oil the Valuation Nuni,
onoys nl the Hrst Aondty OIL september next aud
soauuues ten monshh
Pupils received at any tine in the session,
Those who dezire 10 plACO thelr daughien in IN
,psutuuon GEogdlRs exceptional advantages In
,bs way Of heGlthl1l aud delightful location ex'
0cllen. loard, thorough discipline aud instruction
a TIC hands Of lifelong teachers In every depart
nsut Of female education, including tue modern
languages AID music, should sand IOE catalogue
Of tlA school, AddIoz,
Dirocsreas Of tbs Academy otthsy ialtstion,
MT. Dc CHAETAL, s.
,r5sp.g Near whenllng.W vs.. !.
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aN1R+G@rtIgE,

u.,,ry sold nine tcnths OF the Writing Machine
snii IN thr s,nte, we claim II clearly dtnousITali
,S r,,ncrorIty a our machines. Below. give
nEriv list OF customers uEins lhem'i
Daily IutQllig3GCT'
Daily Rngh.ef
NGEslAtter
". +. Hubbard, attorney M
Robert Waite attorney .ars
Jpsuph K fRnll stornCY,,
Russell & sii1l, alto neys,
{, d, SUirgls,, attorney, &OIgantoWn'
Jobn A Hutchinson attorney, PafkenbuIH
Van WlLep & Amber attorneys, iaFteaburs'
innmls A NyenaGr, attorneys, ParkeisbuB
MI Inr., u. S. District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes, D. 70. Commissioning,
T. n UCltlekef, CLERK II, =, Court PRrEersbuFg
tKrelrC Smith, Cl6fk d Court, FaiTm0nt
n NJ Clemens CLERK vi Court, PgikeBburg'
ii q Hoge, Clerk Of Court, hinton,
4 Z Fgst, CfeFk OF Cgult, MorgAntOWn,
NspulirtUfrry' Insurance Company,
iptbody fuuranc1 Company
TriorYritsfs' Insurance CUmnsny'
iIIt nom 81 Atklng0n Insurance agency
EiU. W, DunaWuy, C!Iy Re0SiYef'
Vance, Hughes \ Go,
AfglG Eos hrOkCN.
Inur.iun IIun WOgkF.s
Whitaker lluu WOSW,i
iNuXhlln Iron Work..
i,oasUpd Iron Works
/ sNaVuOy n hfn
Hobbs, brOciun!er Il Co. ,..-,.,..,
For .Ill pltg lIS IN EGSAId 70 eEplA ~ sA4o AHV
l''o'NOSu'" N'' K, L. ROSE d CO.,
u1t Is Twelfth Street.
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gATuRDAY THE 18Th DAY OF DKcEMDER,a pc

commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. IN, the following dc,
E0iDed real estate, that Is 70 say, the south onGhal
Of lot number hnO, fronting on tho west side o.
Main street beIWcGn Third aud Fourth Ltteehi
North Wheeling, together With the Improvements
erected thefe0tli but excepting and feRetyIng
lhUteitum strip Of ground i've ieOl In width OF
tho wettern end and tho full width Of said lOl,
Also excepting and FCsGrving strip oil ground
two feet IN width OF the northern aide the full
depth Of aid lot The Aforesaid hthps Of ground
are reserved for theuse oil the owner. or OWhGS, Of
RAld lot "A private AllUyp, forever,
Also ftACfylDE the right u the owner Of pwnetl
Ola frame building now on tue north one.htli oil
said lot AMI extending oyer and resting OH two
feet Of sid h1tlh 0ne'hAli Of lOlNO y 10 remain
thereon until the owner OF owners wish 10 erect a
new building on the NORTH half NJ said lOt No p,
The Title V tho above property believe 70 b
totleCl but | will convey only tho title vested ID
| me BY aAid Decd Of TfnstI
TOtmA VI sale.--One third Of tho pufOhaho money,
and az much more IA tile purchaser elects 10 pay
| In cash on the day u kAl6j Tho balance IN two
equal intlAllnienh al one aud two years respective
", notes bcAbna interest liOm the day Ol lAlO d
bC given iOt the deferred payments, and the build
ina 10 10 kftl Insured iy the purchaser iOt TIT
benefit Of such deferred payments, and the lite Il
bO retained until payment Il made IN full
", n. HALLEB, AuC'l0n6ef, hoyia
WI. W, COWDRN, Solicitor,
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New YoRK, Dec. 10 in new demand,
market was generally quiet but the bust.
neas reached through deliveries on previ-
GUS engagements Of former large proper
tlnnR.
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!; : :: : :;:::;:: !:
happen in business; but we
expect a return later, when we
have completedall ourarrange-
.ments for extending our bust
ness, by adding to our present
building the one next to it.
This alteration, which will be-
gin after the Holidays, requires
Us to make room. We must
sell goods, this means q reduc-
ton in price. viii you take adj
vantage Of it2 Especially when
we make the extra offering for
you, who live in Wheeling, Of
paying your fare here and back;
besides furnishing a dinner at
lIagan's, fer all Who buy s25
or more. You can come, leave
your satchel with us, and spend
all day in this city. This offer to
buyers Of. lace curtains, por-
tieres,parlor furniture, foqtrests
screens, easels, art satins and
pushes, down comforts, mat
tresscs and all things in house
hold art at closing-out prices,
with fare and dinner thFownin
to Wheeling people only
is good until December 24th.
Show us the return ticket after
buying, and VIC will refund you
the money paid for fare and
furnish you a dinner ticket.
-
%Houcehold AT, Rooms$
-2oe1igk+B1Os.
No, gil smithAsId ST.,
rlTTsBURG, PA.
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REDMAN a Co..
Agents iof tho CslSSnisd RsNO nsaI
lndCBtruCtlblO Wrought and Mallcahlv
IRON TREE GUARD.
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Trastre Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

truS,ee ioS ISrbStS BcEhSTlt, iho said barbara
lckhatlt and q, Werner ECkhardt, her hnsbaud 70
tho undersigned trustee, dated June %, 1883, and
recorded IN tho Office Of the Olofk Of Tho Comfy
Court Of Ohio County West Virginia In Decd Of
Trust Book No. 10, page 232, will sell al PUBLIC
Auction at tho front door Of tho Court House Of
baid county, OH
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EysEta1 9ntters.

FrTs,-An Fits stopped free by Dr.. Hllnet Great
Nerve Renlorer. No Fits after ant days use. Mar
velous cures Treatise and S2OO trial bottle feO 10
Fit cases. Send to Dr.. Kline, cal Arch st., FhS, Pa,
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Oh Cry, Pa, Dec. l8.-oDened 7slc;
highest 70(ni lowest G7s1; CloPed
O7sc; sales, ll,60O,OOO; Cleetances, 8 5Oi,.
900; charters, SS,l76i shipments, 81.
66S,
PIrrsBuRau, Dec. 16.-Petroleum fairly
active, closed frmer; opened At 6SC;
closed 6O2c; highest 70tci lowest 673c.
TITusvELLR, PA, Dec. 1G.-0pened oslo;
highest 70lci lowest 67sci Cloaed O0Ic. =
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec lO.-0pened 7Olc,
closed G9ic; highest, 10Sc; lowest, 875C;
ClearauCes, a74O,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-17
MeGir4I.
TRE GREAT REGVLkTOR

No medicine Il % uni,
yenRlly used rs Simmons
Liver Regulator ltWon
Us way into every homo
by pure, sterling merit,
II takes the place OF .
doctor and costly pre-
6eIiplions, II isH family
medicine containing no
dangerous QuAlltlesi but
purely vegetable; genlle
In IL action and can b.
kaiely given To my per-
son no matter what age,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-17
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Dec. l6.-Cattle receipts 5000
head; shipments 1000 head. Market
dull. Christmas 81 26R6 2Oj fancy $3.50;
chipping steers S. 95A4 SOL stocEers agd
leeders SO 00aa 30i COVE, bulls and mixed
81 40aS 10; bulk, SO 0O'2 45. Texas cattle
So $500 Hogs, receipts $4,000 head ;
Rhipmente 1000 head; market shade
rough snd mixad So 50 .4,SO; packing and
shipping A25l4.55; light s. 75a4, 25;
skips 50 6Oa3 80. Sheep recsipts 1000
head shipments 1000 head. Market
strong for good and weak for common
natives s200s5QOi western So 7Ol3,5O;
Texans 81 Y6A3 40. Lambs $4 O0a55
East LIBERTY, Pa, Dec, lB,--Osttle, re.
celpts 100 head; Bhipmenta 4l3 head.
Market fair and prices shade stronger
Than yesterday, Hogs, receipts 2,200
head shipments 3 400 head, Market firm.
PhilsdelphiGs S44044 50; Workers 81 Goa
4 80. Sheep, receipts 400 head; ship.
ments 1900 head, Market slow at yes.
terday' priCas.
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later lost improvement, subsequently, I'D
vancsd {R4c and closing Arm, No.
spring 9ltc; No. sapIng s73ci ungradsC
red SO; No, Sred nominal; n o. red 92s
No white 500; No, 9 red Decsmhel
Sesei January s9Sa00tc, closing at 9Obo
February 90isalt Il, closing at 9lSG; March
92t A0Ssc, closing at 93sc; May 95 10 49,
9B4c, closing at 96so,
Corn, spot, q Shade better, but quiet
options closed steady; spot ungraded 48i
4SSG; No. 2 December, nominal at 47ioi
January 4Ss4Ss, closing at 4StC; February
400 l49s, closing at 40s; May 5lt 1862, clos
ing at 6ltC, Oats dun; western S5aS6Ae;
white do 37s49C. Hay steady with fair de-
mGnd. Hops quiet, Coffee fair; Rio
steady at ltal4aC; options active and
higher December Sl2 20; January SIC. 10
al2 40; February Sl9,20Al2.50; March
Sl2 S0Al2 CO., April Sl2 S5Al2.70; May
$l2 4Oll2 20; June Sl9.45al2,76i July
Sl2 501l275; September Sl9.70ll9 so,
Sugar dull and nominal, Refined dull.
f Fslosu S1sq Hln; United closed at ooIc
TSllow, steady. Roain, dull, Turpsn.
tine, firm 81 S6t Eggs, firm western 23la
go, Pork, frmsr and fairly active; mesa
new $l2 OO4l2 30; cat msats firm; picked
bellies 6ts6!ci do shoulders 90; hams "a
9t, Lard, higher and aCtiVe western
steam spOt 50 a.! December So Sc; Janu.
eIy 81 55s9 56; February s. 0lsG,65;
maroh ~ 70a6 Is; April 50 700 so; May
" sSa6 sal city ateam 81 IS, Butter, firm,
lair demandj western l2a20o; Elgin
creamery 8lc, Cheese, quiet and firm ;
Western Hat llsl24c, Topper, steady
lake lilo, Lsad, quiet,
ToLEDo, o., Dec, l8.-Wheat very dull
but steadyi cash SGl; January size;
May Ssi,. Corn, inactive; cash sSSc.
Oats, no Gales, Glover sead, steady; Jan,
uaIy ABT3i February $467A bid
OINcINNATI, Dec. ll-Cotton, firm,
FlCpv barely ateadyi Wheat dull; No. 81
red 500. Corn, strorgeri No. 2 mixsl,
Ss!c. Oats, steaiyi No. 2 mixed, 04aSOyc.
Rye, steady No. 9a0,, Pork, nominal at
Sll75, hard stronger at 1920, Bulk
maslR and bacon Arm and unchanged,
steady at $l,lS, Butter, sugar
and cheese steady, Hogs firm; common
and light, So l0I4 %; payGiAg and
outchera, 81 20a4 40 Eggs ilrmer at 2lC, |
BALTtNogE, Dec lG-Wheat-Ws atsrc
lrlaesi No. 2 winter, red spot, SsssSIo;
lanusFy SSSaS9si February 8OaOOIO' |
Corn WeeIeIA steady mixed, spot, 4Ol
!Glci January 46l4dt; February 47c bid
MiIch 400 bid steamer 4I!s4l4c. Oats
steady and fairly active; western white
80 4Oi; mixed S5a3Bc. Provisions quiet
md steady. Eggs higher at lao, Ooaee
over and dp,noIallzsd Rio csrgoes ordi.
aSry to fair lSisl4!:.
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gsntrspprtatipu,

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI < ST
=. LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle Route;
Time table Tor East and West corrected 10 NOV.
q 1855, Trains leave Panhandle Stallion, iSct Of
seventh htt9et; near public landing, - follows
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MAGAZINES AND PApFlI5. ALL
M a, a y, P2g,lM outs igrgi,hed " Vic ye9r A
wv lhecly Christmas and Oiher papcis iOi
,s,, hbgo nuntOt. Peas call before sub
Nolhg q, II, DUMMY,
49,. hook ard NeWsdealCf,
W no, illt Market stNSL
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving bridgeport 9t 1872 D. m. C1:4T city
ti%el arrive Gt Chicago g 6;So tollowug morning.
m, arriving ct b:l8 p. N.
Leave Cleveland Of 1l:l0 p. M, arrive At 7:66G n
4. A. FORD,
JAMES M0OREA, General Manager,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-10-15
Sturgeon Don't Bite.

There were four or five of US ON the
long wharf running out into the gulf
at Mississippi City, and we had been
fishing away for half an hour without
any luck when big fat man, named
Blake, from Ohio, suddenly called out:
Say, boys, let's have SWIM"
1t was too hot, and we were too lazy,
but Blake declared he'd have a swim
by himself. He off with his clothes,
backed down into the water, and for q
quarter of an hour chung to a Spite and
splashed the water, not being able to
swim a stroke. By and by he climbed
out, but hardly had his feet touched the
planks when one of the men sung out:
by the great horned spoon, but see
there!''
Ten feet away from the end of tho
wharf were two sharks at least seven
feet long, and the water was 80 clear
that every wink Of their eyes could be
seen.
Eyes, a couple of sturgeon" OBJ
served Blake as he waddled forward.
II saw 'em hanging round as l went
down, but sturgeon don't bite!'
When he came to fully realize what
an escape he had had he sat down on
the head of Spite and blubbered like
a boy who had studded his toe.--M
Quad.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-10-15

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Medicines compounded and furnished TO alpa'
tients at offce-strictly pure and vegetable Dual'
antee of permanent cures in all cases undeslaE
en- Consultation free and confidential, All col.
rsspondencc promptly attended to- medicine sen;
BY express to any address free from exposure Sa
Or address Private Dispensary, Nos. I52-I4 ihna
ST., Portland, Or.
Terms strictly cash. OfTc. hours. Sam. to pm
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Notice of Forfeiture.
10 JOE Adm.

TO JOE Adm:
You are hereby notified TINT 7 have exns,daa
one hundred dollars in labor and improvements
MO- the Idaho lode mining CLAIM, situated in
I MiIuie BOISE Mining District, Alturas county.
auano territory, in order to hold said said premi
ses under the PROVISIONS of Section 1924 Revised
o'atutes OF the United States, being the amount
qu,reo 10 mold the same for the year ending De
service of this notice Tor within On 5sYs as,as
hotice by Fublicaton including costa of pub
yon fail or refuse to contribute your bro
tersst a. VI saeh expenditure as co-owner your in.
M o! an st!o claim your interest being one half
amhsnnig 10 SOU will become the property of The
suoscrio Der under said Section 1924 VI '"'
Atlanta, Idaho. July 5. 1ssG.-iy9 0--i'h'
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The above sale 10 hereby postponed until no
YKNBER 0, 1885. st the same time and place.
c. II. FCREY, Sheriff.
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Dyspepsia Cured.

1t would be impossible for me to de-
scribe what / suffered from Indigestion
and Headache up to the time I began
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla. Twas under
the care of various physicians, and tried
a great many kinds of medicines, but
never obtained more than temporary re-
lief. After taking Ayers Sarsaparilla
for a short time, my headache disap-
peared, and my stomach performed its
duties more perfectly. To-day my
health is completely restored. - Mary
Harley, Springfield, Mass.
have been greatly benefited by the
prompt use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
tones and invigorates the system, regu--
lates the action of the digestive and
assimilative organs, and vitalizes the
blood. 1t is, without doubt, the most
reliable blood purifier yet discovered. -
II. D. johnson, 1888 Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y. IT
Aver s Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr.. j. G. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, 81.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-10-15

1t is proposed to found a cancer hos
pital in New York, and $3.50, 600 mas
been promised for the purpose provided
an additional 800, 600 can be obtained.
There is at present no such an institu-
ton in the United States. The project
is the result of the accommodation of
the late DR.. Marian Sims.